Phytonica

Do people still like Scindapsus??

The warmer weather is making these guys grow like race horses!

Comment your favorite variety!! 🌱

Here we have -

Anthurium aff. effusilobum ‘red petiole’💃

This is a larger variety of anthurium with beautiful waxy & corrugated leaves! The petioles are a nice blushing red and the emergent leaves are green/peach🌱

Such a beautiful and underrated anthurium. Stay tuned for some more Anthurium posts!!

Blister Variegated !
Anthurium x (Carla x Red Crystallinum)

This is a unique lava drip like mutation .

Eight Months In – Still Holding Strong

Back in February, I shared the story of this Lagenandra meeboldii and its unpredictable journey through tissue culture. At the time, I was cautiously optimistic ; the variegation had just begun to show consistency after months of backtracking and careful pruning.

Now, three months later, I’m happy to report that the variegation has continued across every new leaf.

While that’s an encouraging sign, I’m still keeping a close eye on it. This is, after all, still a very young plant. Until it reaches a more mature stage, it’s too early to confirm whether the variegation is fully stable or simply holding for now. But the progress is promising, and watching it evolve has been incredibly rewarding.

Plant development can be slow and uncertain, but sometimes, patience really does pay off.

– Jebriel Houdroj / Phyto Tropics