Anthurium Clarinervium Care Tips, Pollination and Propagation Guide 🌿

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

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  • @talyamoyer8087
    @talyamoyer8087 2 года назад +9

    "Excuse the mess" 😄. These are stunning plants - the veining is just mesmerizing! Maybe i won't be so scared of them now, i also assumed they were way more high maintenance. Always find these individual plant tip videos helpful - thank you!

  • @MothGrows
    @MothGrows Месяц назад +2

    I've only been a plant mom for about a year now. My dad (trusting as he is) bought me a 89€ Anthurium, my first anthurium specifically, and I'm scared to kill it. Wish me luck!

  • @mickgissane9181
    @mickgissane9181 2 года назад +7

    Great timing, I just bought one today. :)

  • @bobbybeinspires8932
    @bobbybeinspires8932 Месяц назад

    Wow! What a useful video. This inspired me to dig deeper into the humidity aspect of the plant. I Love Clarinerviums and was thinking I really want to learn to better care for them. I understand, now, why my wife kept buying more humidifiers. Thanks for this!!! Bobby Be!!!

  • @tanyalorde5995
    @tanyalorde5995 2 года назад +3

    Thank you very much, just this morning i was looking at my plant wandering what to do with it, it has had three leaves for the longest while I try alot of different stuff with it and I am praying it will grow better so hopefully trying everything you said will help it

  • @AdindaQ
    @AdindaQ 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great video Claire! This pollinating is so exciting 😍

  • @throwaway81818
    @throwaway81818 11 месяцев назад

    My local gardener was able to source me one in the first batch of tropicals from Florida! Perfect timing!

  • @katherinetuico2683
    @katherinetuico2683 2 года назад +2

    Nice. One of my wishlist plant. Hi from the Philippines.

  • @sarahgarbett5092
    @sarahgarbett5092 4 месяца назад

    Great film, thank you! I have scorch marks/spots and brown/crispiness around the edge of some leaves… any advice would be appreciated! ❤

  • @erinbauer5707
    @erinbauer5707 Год назад +1

    This video was so helpful and thorough! I’ve just ordered my A. clarinervium after a bit of research, but this video was the best to lay out the bits and bobs in finer detail.
    I’ve happily subscribed, especially after seeing your adorable shirt! My ferrets have been the cause of mild-to-moderate plant destruction, but everyone has pulled through. 😅

  • @123astbury
    @123astbury 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for posting another interesting plant topic. I really appreciate your effort and advice. 🌻

  • @iona5125
    @iona5125 2 месяца назад

    omg this was so helpful !!! hopefully gonna get one soon theyre so pretty !

  • @Greenplantguide
    @Greenplantguide 2 года назад +3

    Very amazing video . Really helpful and full of great tips. Thank you💚💚💚👌✌✌✌

  • @lisaplanty
    @lisaplanty 2 года назад

    Thanks so much I absolutely love your videos watch them everyday even from across the pond in northwest Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🪴

  • @thehouseplantjungle5631
    @thehouseplantjungle5631 2 года назад

    The leaves on the Anthuriums look so stunning. I've been thinking about getting an Anthurium crystalinum x magnificum hybrid.

  • @sarahneedom9661
    @sarahneedom9661 Год назад +1

    Love that shirt! ❤

  • @justinamontgomery2618
    @justinamontgomery2618 2 года назад

    I just got a clarinervium last week and a queen! So happy you are doing this video!

  • @e.t.w.4299
    @e.t.w.4299 2 года назад

    The make-up brush is such a good tip 😊

  • @allielee8509
    @allielee8509 2 года назад +5

    Hi Claire, recently found your channel and am loving the content, it is just what I need!! Particularly loved the videos on Pink Princess, pests and this one. I thought I had lost my Clarinervium and was truly gutted as it was one of my favourites and then I moved it to a brighter position and now I'm pleased to say it is romping away. Truly a tough cookie. And a beautiful one!! Have you done any videos on the Alocasia Cuprea Red Secret? If not, can you do one please?

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад

      Thank you! Will definitely do a Red Secret video soon (it's one of my faves right now) 💚

  • @RucheNZ
    @RucheNZ Год назад

    Hi thank you,best video of this topic so far, will you pl6share with me the video you teach how to collect the pollen please

  • @reedebrown6006
    @reedebrown6006 2 года назад

    Very useful video. Thanks Claire. Just taken the plunge and bought my first Clarinervium for what I think was a decent price for the size of the plant. The leaves are stunning and I’m looking forward to some new growth in the future.

  • @stephenwhite9565
    @stephenwhite9565 8 месяцев назад

    Really helpful, thanks for posting. Can you self pollinate the plant, from itself?

  • @nicole__toni
    @nicole__toni 2 года назад +1

    I’ve literally been eyeing these up recently but I just assumed they would need a lot of humidity for some reason! I really don’t need any more plants right now but now I’m thinking I need a Clarinervium🤣💚

  • @toritaunton1617
    @toritaunton1617 Год назад

    Hi Claire I got my first clarinervium last week , after seeing how beautiful they are on your videos .
    In the week that I’ve had her I’ve noticed her leaves are yellowing / browning on the edges what is this caused by and how do I stop it please .
    Love your videos keep it up x

  • @planthut.
    @planthut. Год назад

    Thank you! Amazing video ❤

  • @TMarie7
    @TMarie7 2 года назад

    Hi claire! I loved this video! Thank you so much for sharing...have an amazing week💙💙💙

  • @mayseventy4466
    @mayseventy4466 2 года назад +3

    Hi Claire 😊 Donnamae from Trinidad W. I.. Question about rubbing alcohol to clean plants.
    Can it be used on all varieties or specific plants?
    Using it for what in particular?
    Dosage mixture?
    I say ☺️ I may not have as many as you 😉 but I have quite a lot and also have a small nursery! Anything to keep on top of pest. 🙏💞🇹🇹

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад +1

      I made a video about pest treatments recently where I go through how I use rubbing alcohol. Always dilute it slightly and don't use it when you don't absolutely have to as it can be very harsh on the leaves, but yes I use it on all plants when necessary 💚

    • @mayseventy4466
      @mayseventy4466 2 года назад

      @@TheJungleHaven thanks for replying 😊💕🇹🇹 I'll have a look at it again!

  • @carolstuff
    @carolstuff Год назад

    Great information. I bought an anthurium crystalinum which arrived yesterday. It’s a seedling, but it has a well established inflorescence. It’s my only anthurium so I won’t be pollinating. Can I cut off the inflorescence?

  • @deborahmcsweeney1650
    @deborahmcsweeney1650 2 года назад

    Really informative! Thank you!

  • @minnawood6476
    @minnawood6476 2 месяца назад

    Do you need two different plants? I have one potted plant but it actually has two stems so I assume two plants. Both of them have one of these "flower" stems. Can I use them to try to pollinate? Do you have a more detailed video on how to go about pollinating these? Thank you. Your plants look amazing.

  • @judyperkins4509
    @judyperkins4509 8 месяцев назад

    Hi I bought one today, can I gentle mist the leaves outside once a fortnight to clean them ?

  • @end27
    @end27 3 месяца назад

    can this guide work well for Crystallinum too?

  • @snehmaadam978
    @snehmaadam978 2 года назад

    Hey its very helpful thank you
    Is it calathea warszewiczii in the background can you do a care video on it ?

  • @Assassin-on9lt
    @Assassin-on9lt 2 года назад

    Very good video 😊👍

  • @Jeeettttttt
    @Jeeettttttt 2 года назад +2

    Hi, Claire. Watching you all the way from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.
    Just a little request, it would be great if you change the background of the tips that pop up every once in a while. White is not a clear view on the clear background that you put.

  • @robertgreen9734
    @robertgreen9734 2 года назад

    Been keeping mine in the greenhouse bottom shelf indirect light. 2nd time having a yellow leaf on my Clarinervium. Any ideas what the yellow can be from. Soil stays pretty moist in the greenhouse. Use a moisturize meter water about a 2.

  • @Judeofthejungle
    @Judeofthejungle 2 года назад

    Hi Claire, love your channel. I have several Clarinervium, I’m not sure if they are happy or not. Any tips on how I can get their faces to look straight ahead instead of at the ceiling please? Yours look do fabulous!

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад +1

      If you keep your plant just back from a fairly bright window facing the same way, it should eventually start to turn it's leaves to face the direction of the light 💚

    • @Judeofthejungle
      @Judeofthejungle 2 года назад

      Thank you. They were on the floor, turning their faces up to the growlights (no window space available) but I've moved them to a highish shelf now and they've turned toward the light and are so much happier now and just beautiful. I am really looking forward to seeing your new set up when you move. Good luck with it all.

  • @aXoGobbler
    @aXoGobbler 9 месяцев назад

    👁👄👁 me finding out you can pollinate! So cool!

  • @MinneapolisMommaD
    @MinneapolisMommaD Год назад

    How close to the grow light can these be? It’s really all I have access to.

  • @TheBoredAndGorgeous
    @TheBoredAndGorgeous 2 года назад

    Mine has seemed to pollinate itself bc I’ve gotten berries without pollinating haha. I have beautiful bright orange berries atm. I don’t know if it will work but I’m going to try to grow them 😊

  • @dawnlafrey-price4824
    @dawnlafrey-price4824 2 года назад

    You are so cute. love your sign asking to excuse the mess 😆. Everything looks greater

  • @edyta6217
    @edyta6217 Год назад

    Hi Claire! I was wondering how you achieve so deep dark green shade of leaves? Did you notice any changes in colour in different light or anything else? Mine looks more vivid green :(

  • @agi_s_2344
    @agi_s_2344 2 года назад

    Hello from Germany! Will these tips work with any antherium? I just got a baby silver blush wich I put back into a prop box for now. About 90-98% humidity and about 30 degrees Celsius... I already got a leave but it seems smaller than the other ones.
    I love your videos! Thank you!

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад +1

      It's fairly similar for silver blush, but I usually give mine a bit of extra humidity as I've found it isn't as tolerant of certain things in the same way as the Clarinervium. I've also never had it in lower light and it gets consistently bright indirect 💚

  • @Lea31706
    @Lea31706 2 года назад

    Kat look perfect video for me ❤️

  • @GeorginaPlantoria
    @GeorginaPlantoria Год назад

    Will this plant do good in lechuza pon?

  • @SenkethyaSar
    @SenkethyaSar Год назад

    I am wonder about this anthurium pollen, I alway get the very coarse creammy white after the female state of the flowe. I expected the pollen is fine and powdery, but it is coarse and hard is that normal?

  • @izamalczykjewelry
    @izamalczykjewelry 10 месяцев назад

    I have a clarinervium that I chopped in two and now have a clone of it in the same pot. I'm wondering if I can pollinate each other or if this will be like inbreeding and won't happen. Are they two separate plants now or is having the same genes making them unfit to pollinate each other?

  • @MSFishingAround
    @MSFishingAround 2 года назад

    So I what you are saying is that where they grow it doesn’t rain?😊

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад

      No, but air flow in home environments is much less than in the wild, and therefore can lead to fungal issues 💚

  • @cillamoke
    @cillamoke Год назад +1

    Your plant is wearing your T-shirt?😂❤

  • @laurenervin1404
    @laurenervin1404 2 года назад

    Question - did you notice any watering issues that showed up on the leaves when that clarinervium was in the lower light setting?

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад

      Luckily no, but I did find she needed watering much less frequently and her soil took much longer to dry 💚

  • @shybattle1738
    @shybattle1738 Месяц назад

    How are you getting pollen

  • @AmberSunshine46
    @AmberSunshine46 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for such a helpful video! I currently have some anthurium seeds growing in sphagnum moss the same as you showed at the end, what are the next steps and how big do they have to grow before potting them up? Thanks!

  • @bilgece5458
    @bilgece5458 2 года назад

    Türkçe altyazı istiyoruz 🌸

  • @lisaplanty
    @lisaplanty 2 года назад

    Hi there from Canada absolutely love your videos how long would you say it takes for a baby anthurium to grow large leaves thanks

    • @TheJungleHaven
      @TheJungleHaven  2 года назад +1

      They can be quite slow to get started if you're growing them from seed, in my experience usually anywhere from about 4-8 months 💚

  • @lakshmirekhahazarika7315
    @lakshmirekhahazarika7315 Месяц назад

    How many price

  • @obione9650
    @obione9650 10 месяцев назад

    Does anyone use bird poop water for fertiliser? Ive been using it in my thai alocasias and they have grown like crazy lol

  • @janedoe3118
    @janedoe3118 3 месяца назад

    Pity there's no mention of the medium to keep these in...

  • @annalisagallinetta414
    @annalisagallinetta414 Год назад

    Would you please speack slouly? It's impossibile to follow you step by step..In the world there are also people that are not english mother tongue!!!

    • @molly7979
      @molly7979 11 месяцев назад +1

      You can slow it down in the settings 😊

    • @titinerma460
      @titinerma460 8 месяцев назад

      That’s not her fault. Slow down the video!