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Old 03-14-2007, 09:30 PM
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The first 2 photos are 2 of the neato plants I got from Ecuagenera via my friend in Ohio.
Bear in mind, that these travelled from Ecuador to the USA, from show to show, then went home with my friend, got a drink, and were reboxed and sent to Florida from Ohio. They are still acclimating, just got potted up yesterday.
Both of these are considered very rare and I feel fortunate to have them.
Anthurium reflexinervium

Anthurium cutucuensis


This is an Anthurium luxurians I have had for a pretty long time, its planted into the floor of the greenhouse. But it has a "hitch hiker" plant in with it which I have not been able to identify. The luxurians are the "quilted" leaves, the NOID are the irregularly shaped pointed leaves. Anyone have any ideas???

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Old 03-14-2007, 10:16 PM
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I think the mystery plant is a pteridophyta, not an angiospermae; you can see the round marks of spores, that are settled on reverse of the leaves.
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Old 03-15-2007, 09:27 PM
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Frederico, you are right, I went out and looked and there are spores. So its a fern? Anyone know what type?
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OooooO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice Anthies!! Thanks for sharing. Good catch Frederico! Did you pot yours in orchid mix as well? I do the same.
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It's a fern and my suspicion is that it's a Tectaria species but I can't really find one that matches. Very nice indeed. Maybe you will have some to share in the future.
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Are they rare?
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Well, rare is a very relative term. First if it is a Tectaria I have no idea what species so I can't speak to whether it is rare in the wild or not. I suspect it is rare in cultivation since I have never seen it. But, without a real name you never know. Since Ecuagenera sells to many people then many people may also have it. I think you could say 'Rarely seen in cultivation'
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That particular Anthurium (luxurians) did not come from Ecuagenera. It came from a friend of mine in South Florida. I have had it for a good bit, its not new. I checked with her and she does not have that plant in cultivation, that she knows of. So its a mystery.
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I have now an A. luxurians. I think I might not have it correctly potted. Too much soil, not enough free drainage. How large do these get? How is yours doing?
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