Anthurium pollination - from inflorescence to a lush pot of seedlings

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • Hi all,
    In this video I'm showing you the process from inflorescence to a lush pot of anthurium seedlings :)
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  • @sydneyplantguy
    @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +6

    For more, follow me on instagram :) instagram.com/sydneyplantguy/

    • @sabrinahibis9489
      @sabrinahibis9489 Год назад +1

      Already done! 😉

    • @jansteadall8531
      @jansteadall8531 5 месяцев назад

      I do follow you on Instagram and love what you post. Thankyou for taking the time to post your informative posts. 💕🪴🧤

    • @bimpeladoja1275
      @bimpeladoja1275 26 дней назад

      Please let me know, did you cover up the plastic containers to enable the seeds sprout or you didn’t use the lid? Thanks.

  • @Naeou
    @Naeou Год назад +16

    Love you, your videos, your plants, and your Brad - I'm always looking for Brad, he's a such a Waldo! Brad cameos are my fave. As for videos, I was just re-watching the Aroid Mix vid, and the transitions you made with the ingredients pouring over the marble table -so gorge! I feel the effort you put into your videos every time I watch them ❤

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +3

      Thank you so much :) haha Brad is definitely stealing the show

  • @sannevanbeers
    @sannevanbeers Год назад +6

    You’ve just openend my plant brain into a whole new world, I’m so excited to try this with my anthuriums 😊

  • @debragiannetti9755
    @debragiannetti9755 Год назад +7

    Love this tutorial!!! You make it look easy or at least plausible Lol. I’m going to definitely follow your steps and create my own planter of baby Antheriums!! Wish me luck 🍀

  • @juliashearer7842
    @juliashearer7842 Год назад +1

    I am learning so much from your videos, thank you.

  • @fosterfoster9913
    @fosterfoster9913 Год назад +1

    I starting to fall in love with anthuriums. The leaves are absolutely mesmerizing.

  • @rsalmo134
    @rsalmo134 Год назад +1

    This is exactly the video I needed, thank you!

  • @lukewade4958
    @lukewade4958 Год назад +1

    Great video! No issues with the sound or collage of clips. Well done, very informative. Love the pot of seedlings 🌿

  • @deeschanne570
    @deeschanne570 Год назад +1

    This video was so helpful!! Thank you!!

  • @justinamontgomery2618
    @justinamontgomery2618 Год назад +4

    Hi :)...this video is the first time seeing an explanation of the process....so job well done explaining to us!!! and it does not seem that far off from trying it someday...not too complicated overall when explained...so thank you very much....you look so small sitting behind all your anthurium.....they are so beautiful....enjoyed this very much....and thank you for all your hard work...Gardening Australia will be contacting you for an episode on their channel...I think soon :)

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +1

      Thank you :) glad the explanation made sense :) it’s honestly not as complicated as I first thought :) you should definitely give it a shot :)

  • @junenic58
    @junenic58 Год назад

    Loved this, not ready to try this yet, but can come back when I want to try it.

  • @Plantrums
    @Plantrums Год назад +4

    I've never heard about inflorescence before, this video was so helpful! Can't wait to see the progress

  • @Dyeguy117
    @Dyeguy117 Год назад +1

    Wow that was very interesting. I’ve never seen this before. 🤯
    Great content! 👊🏼

  • @renatecormick7399
    @renatecormick7399 Год назад +2

    Interesting process. I look forward to seeing the plants once they’ve grow up a bit. Thanks for sharing this little anthurium journey.

  • @heyhoneyy
    @heyhoneyy Год назад

    That's the cutest little bushy pot of anthurium! Thanks for this! Very helpful

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад

      Thanks:)

    • @heyhoneyy
      @heyhoneyy Год назад

      @Sydney Plant Guy sure thing!
      Just did my first berry/seed harvest after watching this! So neat & yielded much more than I anticipated!
      Can't wait to watch them grow.
      Might do myself a full pot too! Haha

  • @kovial6944
    @kovial6944 Год назад +1

    Fantastic video as always!! I’m excited to see updates of your pot full of baby anthuriums in the future

  • @Rougesang93
    @Rougesang93 Год назад +1

    Your videos are so interesting and precise! Thank you for sharing all of that with us :)

  • @kennethho8512
    @kennethho8512 Год назад +3

    The patience and dedication, it’s insane. Love your vids and tips! Keep it up! ❤

  • @tess5564
    @tess5564 Год назад

    ❤️❤️❤️ thanks for giving such a clear and easy steps to follow in all of your tutorial’s.

  • @DeadWisteria
    @DeadWisteria Год назад

    This is the best video I have found on this topic so far! 😊

  • @ronjakh
    @ronjakh Год назад

    I saw a lux x forgetii hybrid that was just 🤩 watching this in preparation for my first attempt at this hybrid, so helpful! 🙏🏻

  • @KathyGallagher01
    @KathyGallagher01 Год назад +3

    Great video once again, straight to the point, clear and concise. Thank you 👍

  • @christineb5657
    @christineb5657 Год назад +4

    I loved this video (and all of your others-I’ve honestly learned so much)! I really hope you keep us posted on the progress of those babies. :) Thank you for sharing with us and for all the time you spend filming!

  • @hannahdeboucherville3486
    @hannahdeboucherville3486 Год назад

    Thanks so much for this video. I was given a strap leaf anthurium which was growing berries and I really wanted to take on the challenge but had no idea where to start so thank you for your time,effort and info 🙏🏼 Let the journey begin! 🌿🤗

  • @brandielennox2358
    @brandielennox2358 Год назад

    Just tried this on my anthurium magnificum with waroqueanum pollen. 🤞🏻. Thanks for making such great videos!

  • @jansteadall8531
    @jansteadall8531 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks Jan, I always love watching and learning from your videos. Keep doing what you’re doing because I will be watching! 💕🪴🧤

  • @jessicagunderson2629
    @jessicagunderson2629 Год назад

    Such a great video!! You explained everything so well and made me feel like I could actually be successful doing this myself!

  • @_ktbelle_draws_3223
    @_ktbelle_draws_3223 Год назад

    Awesome tutorial! You make it seem possible :) Would love an update on the little anthurium pot!

  • @GrowingGreenNZ
    @GrowingGreenNZ Год назад

    Great video thank you! Looking forward to giving it a go 👍

  • @jarppaTHEspuge
    @jarppaTHEspuge 11 месяцев назад

    This was such an informative video! Thank you for taking the time on capturing all the steps on the way and presenting them in one solid tutorial. :) I actually stumbled accross this one while trying to find about alocasia pollination, but this will definitely help as well

  • @ellinorehedman19
    @ellinorehedman19 Год назад +1

    Thank u for a great video! 💚

  • @Wendy-zl8kv
    @Wendy-zl8kv Год назад

    That is so cool, amazing! Thank you for this informative video. So much fun to watch I loved when the berries came

  • @katherinenightingale2205
    @katherinenightingale2205 Год назад

    Great info, thank you! I have just got my first clarinervium and while this process is a long way off, I am excited about it. Love your laid-back attitude toward the whole thing; survival of the fittest is the whole idea around here

  • @robynfisher4455
    @robynfisher4455 Год назад +2

    Wonderful video and congratulations on your great propagation success. You are so humble Jan. You keep saying you're not an expert but I beg to differ. Your videos are all so relaxed and easy to watch with your nice voice, pleasant manner, spectacular plants and beautiful Brad, and your obvious love of them all and the pleasure you get out of working with them.

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад

      Thank you Robyn :) really appreciate your kind words :)

  • @DocJerry
    @DocJerry Год назад +1

    Amazing video as always!

  • @leksukijo
    @leksukijo Год назад +1

    Love your cristalianum ❤️

  • @gugungwenya9777
    @gugungwenya9777 3 месяца назад

    Just bought my first anthurium, looking forward to pollinating it

  • @asialuczewska6384
    @asialuczewska6384 Год назад +1

    Fantastic video! Your channel is amazing. ❤️

  • @australiagreg3179
    @australiagreg3179 Год назад +1

    Genius, thank you.

  • @Sebastianmallari25
    @Sebastianmallari25 Год назад +1

    this is informative and easy to understand.

  • @kathrinepet7623
    @kathrinepet7623 Год назад +1

    Thanks you made it sound so simple . I'll try it😊😊

  • @jillianleblanc9370
    @jillianleblanc9370 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection you have such an amazing plants they are so awesome lovely

  • @angieyaeger2
    @angieyaeger2 Год назад

    Thank you for the information. I really like the time and effort you took to do the timeline video.

  • @pudik2008
    @pudik2008 Год назад +1

    Good job!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🪴

  • @aroidaddiction
    @aroidaddiction Год назад +1

    Love the baby anthuriums as well

  • @raf1717
    @raf1717 Год назад +1

    Congratulations. You have little babies 😁🥳🤗

  • @andreeasarbu6065
    @andreeasarbu6065 Год назад

    Really nice video. You have amazing plants and thanks for showing us how to do it.

  • @hannaplants2248
    @hannaplants2248 Год назад +1

    Amazing Anthurums😍😍😍

  • @HomelyFeelGardens
    @HomelyFeelGardens Год назад +1

    Great Content 🥰🥰🌿🌿🌿

  • @roseaguilar1295
    @roseaguilar1295 Год назад

    Wonderful video; very cool as if it gonna be easy doing it all hehhe! Learned again today, thank you…

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад

      It is quite easy :) just takes a bit of time! Thank you :)

  • @sunnymelbourneplants
    @sunnymelbourneplants Год назад +3

    Thank you for demystifying this 🌿🤣 this is another awesome video! And yes, I also think that they all look the same these anthuriums 😅 I only got myself a seedling and see if it can survive without high humidity and special condition 🌿 keep up the good work and Brad's cameo 😻

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +1

      Thank you :) happy growing. I find that once they are established they aren’t too tricky, just gotta get them past the seedling stage :)

  • @Sandy-id5jt
    @Sandy-id5jt Год назад

    Wow that’s such a long process. Thanks heaps for sharing, very interesting. I only came across your channel a couple of days ago and now I am hooked on it. Love you plants and all video content. Keep up the good work…God Bless!

  • @PSCINTEXTBOOKS
    @PSCINTEXTBOOKS Год назад +1

    As usual superb
    💚😍

  • @girlbythebeach
    @girlbythebeach Год назад +2

    Loving you videos. Looking forward to your melanochrysum spotlight 😉 love what you do, I have three plants on moss poles now, and I’m excited to see how they get on

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +1

      It will definitely get its spotlight soon :) thank you

    • @jongamali3398
      @jongamali3398 Год назад

      @@sydneyplantguy im excited for the melano spotlight.i hope it will be very soon!!!

  • @CazSantiago
    @CazSantiago Год назад +7

    I really appreciate the time it took for you to share this video with us. You absolutely deserve a nice comment and more. Even though a lot of this information went over my head, I watched it because I love learning new things and who knows, I may even grow my own plant from seeds. I hope that you are always encouraged to create and share your content because it is amazing and I'll be here to watch! Have a great day!

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад

      Thank you Casandra :) really appreciate your kind words :)

  • @ashleyjamieson8628
    @ashleyjamieson8628 Год назад

    Last week I was looking at my inflo on my clarinervium and luxurians..(I usually cut them off rate away) and was thinking, man I'd love to try and get some berries. And here is your video!! Yay!! Love your vids, and of course the plants!! Keep doing what you're doing!! You and Brad take care!! from Nova Scotia Canada!!

  • @ConnieP92
    @ConnieP92 Год назад +2

    Great vid...always wanted to see how pollination is done. May try it one day 🙂

  • @jaicedavis6618
    @jaicedavis6618 Год назад

    Watching ur vedios since last few days.. U are very cool.. All the best for u in ur way 👍👍😍

  • @merielangharad977
    @merielangharad977 Год назад +1

    Thank You, another great video (even without Brad 😻). I don't keep Anthuriums but still found this video really interesting and informative. Thanks!

  • @mariasmith4972
    @mariasmith4972 Год назад

    Wow wowowin

  • @Rodrigocfo
    @Rodrigocfo Год назад +1

    ahhh 🥰. I would like so much to have a baby Anthurium like that. 🌿

  • @JackMontana69
    @JackMontana69 Год назад

    I LOVE THE IDEA OF LUSH AND BUSHY ANTHURIUM POT. WOW! 😳
    ... just wOw! 😳 , 😍

  • @noramalpica9971
    @noramalpica9971 Год назад

    Enjoy all your videos

  • @BobbysGarden
    @BobbysGarden Год назад +1

    Wonderful video👌👌👍👍

  • @judecezar8715
    @judecezar8715 Год назад

    ♥ all your videos! 💋watching from the Philippibes!

  • @charliecgreenwelljr8011
    @charliecgreenwelljr8011 Год назад +1

    Too cute

  • @anndriggers6660
    @anndriggers6660 Год назад

    Omg! That's amazing! If you don't do this for a living I think you're missing your calling...imho. Cheers from Austin Texas!

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +1

      Hehe it’s just my hobby and I think I’ll keep it that way:) thank you

  • @sophiebaldwin191
    @sophiebaldwin191 Год назад +1

    Thankyou for taking the time to take us through the whole process. Going through this myself and you answered my one main question....' Could I collect pollen again from the same inflorescence after just pollinating it and not disrupt the berry formation?'' Took a gamble and collected it so I did the right thing!

  • @ireneramirez7381
    @ireneramirez7381 Год назад

    Woooow 🤩🤩🤩

  • @Sophia1991sd
    @Sophia1991sd Год назад

    this was a very interesting video😍 thank you. I'm going to try it with my Anthorium Andraeanum because my other anthoriums are still too young

  • @ianpgonzaga
    @ianpgonzaga Год назад

    Nice and detailed video as usual. What's the lighting / temperature situation you recommend for the seed germination stage. Do you change conditions at aol once the leaves form? Thank you ☺️

  • @keelyharra-shepard7079
    @keelyharra-shepard7079 10 месяцев назад

    Now i just have to make my Anthurium clarinerviums and dorayaki grow up and maybe babies (seeds i mean) and i can try this too!! Great expalnations about the inflorescence and pollination and all :)

  • @keithpugh7538
    @keithpugh7538 Год назад

    Those plants are stunning, Ecuagenra is having another open house here in Florida, I’m hoping they have another good selection of anthuriums.

  • @waktukaksugeng9540
    @waktukaksugeng9540 Год назад

    Beutiful antherium

  • @sabrinahibis9489
    @sabrinahibis9489 Год назад

    It is always a pleasure to see your videos ... they are always very interesting and very easy to understand. My name is Sabrina and I follow you from Italy ... 😉

  • @Draculiana
    @Draculiana Год назад

    This video came out just in time, my Clarinervium is working on a flower. I might keep it this time and give it a try :)

  • @plumerimax
    @plumerimax Год назад

    Great video! congratulations, I would try with my A. Crystallinum and A. Magnificum inflorescences. Thanks!

  • @lorisoergel5286
    @lorisoergel5286 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for this tip. You have inspired me to try an pollinate (if and when I get inflorescences).
    If you wanted to separate the seedlings in moss, would you recommend teasing the roots out or maybe pulling the moss apart into a plant or two or three to pot up?

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  2 месяца назад +1

      I'd recommend using Tree Fern Fibre instead :) Moss can be very hard to separate from the roots later on :) or pot them up individually from the beginning in little seedling trays :)

  • @mevlana705
    @mevlana705 10 месяцев назад

    Haha.. same with me..
    They look similar

  • @mariaplebanczyk-wyrostek8939
    @mariaplebanczyk-wyrostek8939 Год назад

    SUPER

  • @cricketjem119
    @cricketjem119 Год назад

    Thanks for tips! How much light do they get? Or how far from grow light?

  • @annakavan1869
    @annakavan1869 Год назад +1

    Take care

  • @cessteryang2299
    @cessteryang2299 Год назад

    Where did you get your plants? I love them all 😍

  • @mr.detley8723
    @mr.detley8723 Год назад

    Gutes Video. Hab zwar keine Anthurien, aber war echt interessant. Mir gefaellt das du nicht so rumschwafelts.😄 Viel Information, aber auf den Punkt. Viel Erfolg weiterhin und hoffentlich noch viele Videos!

  • @franciaconsidine3943
    @franciaconsidine3943 9 месяцев назад

    😍😍😍

  • @nepalikancha345
    @nepalikancha345 Год назад

    Thank you for the video. I just have one anthurium crystallinum. Is is possible to get first pollen from the same plant and when the plant shoot up new antenna and during the female I could self pollinate the plant again.

  • @Pallepop909
    @Pallepop909 Год назад

    Just found your channel and find the videos about the monstera very entertaining and informative. So much that i plan on trying for myself. I was just wonder if there is different kinds of em. i found one i can get here called Fingerphilodendron, Monstera deliciosa. Can you confirm these are the same as the one you grow with the mos pillars ?

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад

      There are a lot of different species. I have a video on my full collection of different species. When it comes to common names, they often vary depending on where you live so I’d recommend sticking to the scientific names: My full Monstera collection - adansonii, dubia, thai constellation, albo etc.
      ruclips.net/video/sz2OYNd0JWM/видео.html

  • @jossue9120
    @jossue9120 Год назад

    Just got two A. Clarinervium but at the female station, on the flowers in had never see those drops of goo on the inflorescence but I always polinate afternit rains and in the mornings

  • @janmariebaldwin1415
    @janmariebaldwin1415 3 месяца назад

    I’m excited to get a couple of anthuriums now and give it a go, thank you 🥰 how long does it take for an anthurium to mature and grow inflorescences?

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  3 месяца назад

      Thanks !! Really depends on the species & the environment they are in but can be as fast as a year :) but usually the first inflos aren't really large & sometimes don't go through both phases so best to start pollinating with the 2nd or 3rd inflo :)

  • @lavenderpurp6610
    @lavenderpurp6610 Год назад

    Did you cover the container withthe moss and seeds?❤

  • @mybotanicalgarden
    @mybotanicalgarden Год назад

    💕

  • @aroidaddiction
    @aroidaddiction Год назад

    Oh my gosh I'm so jealous of your collection do you sell and of your moss pole chops ?????

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад

      Very occasially I sell them to locals :) but usually i don’t :)

  • @greendutipata3241
    @greendutipata3241 Год назад +2

    💚🌱

  • @buenabungag7729
    @buenabungag7729 Год назад

    Your plants are so stunning and massive. If you don’t mind pls can you share the fertilizer you are using.
    Thanks

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +1

      Thanks:) Q&A while making Moss Poles - Fertiliser, Pest Treatment, Moss Poles etc
      ruclips.net/video/zQnLMWhrPQA/видео.html

  • @wudi5490
    @wudi5490 Год назад

    wow, that is impressive. Do you know whether it is the same way for philodendron?

    • @sydneyplantguy
      @sydneyplantguy  Год назад +1

      I heard it’s much more complicated as female & male stages don’t last very long and ultinately the sees they produce are very small and thus harder to germinate/keep alive.

  • @svenskayami
    @svenskayami Год назад +1

    ive never seen one with so large leaves :o

  • @cyndijackson7227
    @cyndijackson7227 Год назад

    How do you store the seeds for later use?

  • @vietanhtran6431
    @vietanhtran6431 11 месяцев назад

    i would really love to see a hybrid of an anthurium red crystallinum and a queen anthurium that could be such an interesting plant

  • @jasonxxxxx555
    @jasonxxxxx555 11 месяцев назад

    Is it crystallinium? Is it really the leaves much more bigger than clarinervium?

  • @sherryporsch9349
    @sherryporsch9349 Год назад

    Awesome info! I was wondering where you kept the seeds while their germinating? 💚