One look at the large, thick, heart-shaped leaves of anthurium clarinervium with their striking patterns on their leaves and you'll know immediately why it is a popular houseplant. Native to Mexico, ...
Welcome back to my garden! Have you ever seen flowering anthuriums and said, “Wow!” What a beauty! Well, I am here to tell you that you can plant and grow your own anthuriums by starting with one ...
This video follows the exciting growth journey of Anthurium magnificum x clarinervium x self seeds as they begin to develop ...
Anthuriums have waxy, colorful leaves called spathes that look like flowers. As tropical plants, anthuriums prefer high humidity and a stable watering schedule. Because anthuriums are almost always in ...
Growing flowers commercially can be tough at the best of times, so imagine running a successful established family business, then deciding to relocate it to the other side of the globe. Pieter and ...
In Greek, the name Anthurium means "tail flower," and refers to the long tail-like projection of the flower. The plant is native to Central and South America, where it is grown as a perennial ...
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