All I can say is you are a lucky man, not only to have such nice large plants but also have a beautiful life partner that shares your enthusiasm for plants and will go on video and lift these monsters up. I don’t think my wife would ever do this. Congrats. I think your mssg of humidity isn’t everything is imporant, but most important is potting them up and giving proper Light and water.
Love your videos. All the necessary info without any frills. Amazing that you are growing these beautiful plants in a Sacramento home environment. Thank you.
I just found your other video about anthuriums and subscribed. I am about to buy a queen anthurium and I find your videos to be the most informative yet. I love how Jeanine was literally hidden in all that fabulous king foliage! WOW Impressive plants.
That is what I would do cut the roots down, but am happy to hear your thinking of doing it to confirm my thoughts. 😅 I have not seen one leaf over 42 inches in anyone’s home. My longest is 22 inches.
Beautiful plants. I am an avid grower who just bought their first anthurium which is how I stumbled across your videos. I noticed that the leaves of your plants are yellowing or burnt around the edges and on the tips and I am curious to know if you determined the cause / have a solution for this? If you are not already, perhaps you should measure the PH of your water and consider balancing the PH to 5.8 when watering.
You have inspired me. I have just started with the Anthuriums. Your videos are so informative. I'm in SW Florida where they should love the humidity. What is the ratio on the plant food you use. That's one area i lack knowledge, is knowing what type of food to feed my plants.
Gorgeous! ❤ Waiting for my Anthurium Luxurians baby to arrive. What would you suggest I do in the first few months to get it to size up quickly? Give it a big pot with lots of room to spread out? I'll keep it under a grow light and fertilize regularly. Water scares me a bit, I tended to waterboard my baby plants to death so now I'm very cautious with water.
BEAUTIFUL plants, I learn so much from all your videos!! I was wondering - do you use that bonide systemic insecticide on your orchids as well? If so - does it work for mealybugs, scale, thrips and spider mites?
I have a young queen that I purchased recently. She pushed out 1 new leaf, but the tip started curling down. I can't seem to figure out if it is doing this dude to too much light. Any advice or tips that may help figure it out would be much appreciated
@@growproteas1148 I water it twice a week, making sure to fertilize once a week. The grow lights I've been keeping it under are the same grow lights I use for my succulents for about 12 hours. I'm thinking the light might be a little too intense or my anthurium may be a bit too close to the light. Aside for the curling on the one new leaf, the plant does look healthy
For some reason this plant does not like me 😢…. I have it in humidity, light , orchid fertilizer, keep it watered( self watering pot), have used both pon, and standard aroid mix. I do have one leaf on one plant and that leaf has some yellow/ browning and some of the green coloring is leaving… and it seems to be a slow grower.
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This must be my most anticipated video of the year. I am so excited and grateful, I have learned a lot from you 🙏🍀
thanks so much!
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I can say is you are a lucky man, not only to have such nice large plants but also have a beautiful life partner that shares your enthusiasm for plants and will go on video and lift these monsters up. I don’t think my wife would ever do this. Congrats. I think your mssg of humidity isn’t everything is imporant, but most important is potting them up and giving proper
Light and water.
thanks so much... yes lucky to have a wonderful wife!
Love your videos. All the necessary info without any frills. Amazing that you are growing these beautiful plants in a Sacramento home environment. Thank you.
thanks!!!
So pleased to get an update, thank you!
thanks!
I just found your other video about anthuriums and subscribed. I am about to buy a queen anthurium and I find your videos to be the most informative yet. I love how Jeanine was literally hidden in all that fabulous king foliage! WOW Impressive plants.
thanks so much! Good luck with you queen - I'm debating put my queen in an even larger pot maybe a 10 gallon -
@@growproteas1148 WOW! I will be watching for future updates on these plants! :)
@@brookeburkettofficial thanks!
Thank you Genene!!!!
thanks!!!
Yay you are back!!!!!! I am so excited to watch this video!
thanks!
I've been waiting for this video all year. Thanks for the updates! You guys are the best!
thanks!!!
Please update more frequently, or even some pictures from time to time. Have been keeping watching and learning from your old videos for a long time.❤
thanks!!!
Great work! Learned a lot!
thanks!
That is what I would do cut the roots down, but am happy to hear your thinking of doing it to confirm my thoughts. 😅
I have not seen one leaf over 42 inches in anyone’s home. My longest is 22 inches.
Beautiful plants. I am an avid grower who just bought their first anthurium which is how I stumbled across your videos. I noticed that the leaves of your plants are yellowing or burnt around the edges and on the tips and I am curious to know if you determined the cause / have a solution for this? If you are not already, perhaps you should measure the PH of your water and consider balancing the PH to 5.8 when watering.
have you ever attempted to pollinate the inflos?
You have inspired me. I have just started with the Anthuriums. Your videos are so informative. I'm in SW Florida where they should love the humidity.
What is the ratio on the plant food you use. That's one area i lack knowledge, is knowing what type of food to feed my plants.
if you buy plant food i would just follow the instructions on the label - I'm using MSU fert
Great video, useful information. Thanks!
thanks!
Thank you I’ll try it
thanks!
Ура!как же я долго ждал новое видео !) вы не планируете заводить новые антуриумы ?)
yes I am getting some new plants - babies...
the queen anthuriums (warocqueanum) should be studied in all botanical classes. amazing big huge foliage.
thanks! agreed!
Gorgeous! ❤ Waiting for my Anthurium Luxurians baby to arrive. What would you suggest I do in the first few months to get it to size up quickly? Give it a big pot with lots of room to spread out? I'll keep it under a grow light and fertilize regularly. Water scares me a bit, I tended to waterboard my baby plants to death so now I'm very cautious with water.
once roots extend to the side of the pot you can transplant to a larger pot - I water twice a week with good results -
BEAUTIFUL plants, I learn so much from all your videos!! I was wondering - do you use that bonide systemic insecticide on your orchids as well? If so - does it work for mealybugs, scale, thrips and spider mites?
yes i use it on my orchids - zero pests
Have you tried other fertilizers ? i was wondering if the MSU could be used on philodendrons?
msu is a good general fertilizer so i use it on orchids, philodendrons.. etc
Your lovely wife is certainly getting her workout for the day lifting these huge pots.
yes she is doing some weightlifting!
I have a young queen that I purchased recently. She pushed out 1 new leaf, but the tip started curling down. I can't seem to figure out if it is doing this dude to too much light.
Any advice or tips that may help figure it out would be much appreciated
not sure I can diagnosis online - but could it be the plant getting used to new environment? are you giving adequate water - 2x week -
@@growproteas1148 I water it twice a week, making sure to fertilize once a week. The grow lights I've been keeping it under are the same grow lights I use for my succulents for about 12 hours. I'm thinking the light might be a little too intense or my anthurium may be a bit too close to the light. Aside for the curling on the one new leaf, the plant does look healthy
@@MrSonoru you can try backing off the light - maybe the previous owner had lower light levels...
At these still in sphagnum moss
yes... thanks
For some reason this plant does not like me 😢…. I have it in humidity, light , orchid fertilizer, keep it watered( self watering pot), have used both pon, and standard aroid mix. I do have one leaf on one plant and that leaf has some yellow/ browning and some of the green coloring is leaving… and it seems to be a slow grower.
not sure if you started with small plants - but they are easier to get going