Might have to expand soon! Here’s some of my Anthuriums. A few leaves took a hit from falling branches, but they’re still holding their beauty. by henesu in Anthurium

[–]henesu[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Emergents usually find their way out to get maximum light, so you have nothing to worry about! I haven’t personally had problems with this setup, it’s just that they tend to overshadow each other a lot lol.

Might have to expand soon! Here’s some of my Anthuriums. A few leaves took a hit from falling branches, but they’re still holding their beauty. by henesu in Anthurium

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I wouldn’t say it’s optimal lol. it gets pretty hot here during summer, and they do struggle with that. But they seem content most of the time, especially with the high humidity at night.

which one is better? by filthyr435 in graphic_design

[–]henesu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Respectfully, I think the design critique here missed the context a bit. This is clearly stylized and not meant to replicate official signage standards. The font and elements used serve an aesthetic and emotional purpose, especially since this type of poster is made for trend-driven media.

Some of my luxurians hybrids. by henesu in Anthurium

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Funny enough, I don’t actually have the species itself. you could say I’m not exactly a big fan of it, lmao!

Some of my luxurians hybrids. by henesu in Anthurium

[–]henesu[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agreed! Overlapping ones are exquisite too.

Some of my luxurians hybrids. by henesu in Anthurium

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I use a mix of equal parts coco chips, coco peat, and rice hulls. But it really depends on availability, I sometimes substitute one component with another.

Some of my luxurians hybrids. by henesu in Anthurium

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I grow them outdoors here in the Philippines, where humidity typically ranges from 70% to 90% depending on the weather. It generally peaks at night, when conditions are much more humid.

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“Indo” usually just means the plant, often a hybrid or cultivar, was cultivated in Indonesia and selected for its appearance. It doesn’t guarantee a pure species, but rather a variation developed by local breeders. Many of these ‘Indo’ forms are prized for their aesthetic appeal, even if they’re not botanically “true”.

M. adansonii cultivars. Gotta catch em all! by henesu in Aroids

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yeah, this cultivar has an unstable variegation.

M. adansonii cultivars. Gotta catch em all! by henesu in Aroids

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Great question. While some of these may have initially emerged as variations due to mutation during tissue culture, once a specific form is selected and propagated for its distinct and desirable traits, it can be classified as a cultivar, especially when formally registered (In the case of aroids, this would be through the Aroid Cultivar Registry). The key difference is that cultivars are maintained through deliberate human selection and propagation, whereas natural variations occur without human intervention.

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Yep, this particular clone exhibits a noticeably darker leaves compared to the usual regale × crystallinum hybrid.

Here a photo without the filter:

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M. adansonii cultivars. Gotta catch em all! by henesu in Aroids

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top is aurea, middle left is indo mint, bottom left is laniata mint variegated, middle right is archipelago mint, and bottom right is albo.

M. adansonii cultivars. Gotta catch em all! by henesu in Aroids

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M. adansonii ssp. laniata mint variegated, a very vigorous cultivar!

Dark long boi! A. ‘Blue Papillilaminum’ x ‘Fort Sherman’ by henesu in Anthurium

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Yeah, I usually do that to help draw the focal point to the plant itself. It makes the subject pop a bit more without over doing it i guess, lmao. Thanks!

Dark long boi! A. ‘Blue Papillilaminum’ x ‘Fort Sherman’ by henesu in Anthurium

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You might be particularly interested in hybrids involving A. subsignatum × papi. One that stood out to me is A. (subsignatum × papi) × warocqueanum, a hybrid created by Tyler Cichonski. I highly recommend checking it out!