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Anthurium formosum Schott is a still rarely encountered in collections, beautiful aroid. It is epiphytic or often terrestrial. Its leaves are erect-spreading; petioles are subterete, weakly flattened or weakly sulcate adaxially. Leaf blades are ovate, acuminate and turning down at apex, deeply lobed at base. Sinus is broadly hippocrepiform to spathulate; both surfaces are glossy WATERING How do you know if you should water your plant? The most common advice out there is: when the top two centimeters of medium are dry. This, in our opinion, is a very dangerous advice to give because of the sheer variety of media and conditions which we grow our plants in. The amount you water, how you water, when and how often you water is also not a-one-fits-all solution. It will be dependent on the medium, on the age and size of the plant, on the size and material of the pot you grow your plant in, etc., etc., etc. If you grow your favourite Monstera in a clay pot in sphagnum moss, you will have to water it differently than if you grew it in a plastic pot filled with aroid mix containing coconut and lava, for example. If the humidity in your home/ greenhouse reaches 95%, you will water your plants differently than if it reaches only 50%. If you have a barely rooted Monstera cutting and a 30-year old plant with a beautifully-developed root system, you will water them differently. If your Monstera grows in a small pot, watering will be more frequent than that of a large one, and so on… So, to cut a long story short – you have to observe and learn your plants. They like water, and a lot of it, and they like to be watered/ showered often. They don’t like ‘wet feet’ and to sit in a puddle (unless they are a semi-aquatic or aquatic aroid, of course. They like to get rid of the excess water very quickly and drain well. The watering schedule is going to be very tightly connected to the medium you use in the first place. FERTILIZING
Anthurium formosum Schott is a still rarely encountered in collections, beautiful aroid. It is epiphytic or often terrestrial. Its leaves are erect-spreading; petioles are subterete, weakly flattened or weakly sulcate adaxially. Leaf blades are ovate, acuminate and turning down at apex, deeply lobed at base. Sinus is broadly hippocrepiform to spathulate; both surfaces are glossy WATERING How do you know if you should water your plant? The most common advice out there is: when the top two centimeters of medium are dry. This, in our opinion, is a very dangerous advice to give because of the sheer variety of media and conditions which we grow our plants in. The amount you water, how you water, when and how often you water is also not a-one-fits-all solution. It will be dependent on the medium, on the age and size of the plant, on the size and material of the pot you grow your plant in, etc., etc., etc. If you grow your favourite Monstera in a clay pot in sphagnum moss, you will have to water it differently than if you grew it in a plastic pot filled with aroid mix containing coconut and lava, for example. If the humidity in your home/ greenhouse reaches 95%, you will water your plants differently than if it reaches only 50%. If you have a barely rooted Monstera cutting and a 30-year old plant with a beautifully-developed root system, you will water them differently. If your Monstera grows in a small pot, watering will be more frequent than that of a large one, and so on… So, to cut a long story short – you have to observe and learn your plants. They like water, and a lot of it, and they like to be watered/ showered often. They don’t like ‘wet feet’ and to sit in a puddle (unless they are a semi-aquatic or aquatic aroid, of course. They like to get rid of the excess water very quickly and drain well. The watering schedule is going to be very tightly connected to the medium you use in the first place. FERTILIZING
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J iffy Plants
Jiffy Plants is specialist in rare and unique species of Aroids, Hoya and other tropical plants. Their aim is to provide a wide variety of highly collectible houseplants that cannot be found in a regular plant store. They have a wide variety of plant species of Aroids, Hoya and other tropical plants.
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2.5 inch Square Black Pot
lipstick plants
6 Lipstick Plants Combo
alocasia
ALOCASIA BRANCIFOLIA PINK PASSION- Rare (Big Plant)
alocasia stingray
ALOCASIA STINGRAY
variegated plant rare
AMYDRIUM VARIEGATED- Rare
anthurium plant
ANTHURIUM FORGETII – Rare
adenium plant
Adenium Plant-V10
adenium plant
Adenium Plant-V11
adenium plant
Adenium Plant-V12
adenium plant
Adenium Plant-V13
adenium plant
Adenium Plant-V15
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Adenium Plant-V16
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