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pot, soil ritch in organic matter, dont know on acidity though, california
bay area, zone 10, mostly shade, water when soil gets dry, no fertilizer
(never had time to go and get any)
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>Hi Danny,
>First, tell everyone your growing conditions. Pot or ground? type of
>soil? What zone or part of country? Sun, shade, ?? Watering and
>fertilizing habits?
>Anything else you can think of.
>Susan
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Hi,
Is there a yellow variety of Philo. warscewiczii named 'flava?'
Thanks,
Phil
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David Sizemore asked about his arums' IDs. It's hard to tell from
descriptions, but the thought occurs to me that you may have some Arum
concinnatum there.
If you can get hold of Peter Boyce's mongraph, The Genus Arum, you should
be able to ID your plants-
Ellen is correct. If they are wild collected, you might get anything.
I got an Arum byzantinum mixed in with A. italicum this way.
Peter Boyce points out only 4 ssp of A italicum:
neglectum (which you may also have in a mix)
canariense distinct and only found on the Canary Islands and nearby
albispathum which might also be mixed up
italicum which is highly variable and wide spread in nature
and cultivation.
You will note there is no valid name of "pictum" or
"marmoratum", but there are multiple named cultivars. Some of these
are seed grown and may be variable themselves.
Recommend reading Peter Boyce's book.
Jim W.
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it would be awsome if we can. i wonder if the mods will change it?
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Yes, there is in commercial for a long time. There are suppiers here in
Thailand.
Surawit
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> Is there a yellow variety of Philo. warscewiczii named 'flava?'
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There is a Philodendron Warscewiczii Flava. It is the yellow form of
Warscewiczii, a very slow grower, but incredible when it gets up to size.
http://naturalselections.safeshopper.com/60/669.htm?112
Enid
Natural Selections Exotics1401 SW 1 st AveFt Lauderdale, FL
33315www.NSExotics.com
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The listing says it is endemic to several regions in Africa.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&itemC26230182&fromMakeTrack=true
Any ideas on what species it might be? There's no photo of the
inflorescence so it may be very hard to tell.
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Did anyone notice the category it was placed in? "Ferns". I am not sure the
person selling this plant is aware this is not the category it should be
placed in....it makes me wonder about the plant itself...b.f.n...deb/S.AL
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There is a Philodendron Warscewiczii Flava. It is the yellow form of
Warscewiczii, a very slow grower, but incredible when it gets up to
size.
http://naturalselections.safeshopper.com/60/669.htm?112
Enidthis SCREAMS chartreuse when it gets up into the
greenhouse rafters!
When i had intense hothouse conditions and it got up to size, it was a
dominatrix!
hermine
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Hi Ken,
If I'm not mistaking, the seller (neodana) bought that plant from Enid
(NaturalSelections). However, the picture on eBay of that auction doesn't
seem to work anymore. (
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category%463&itemC06893954
#ebayphotohosting )
Enid, perhaps you still have the picture you used on that auction? However,
yours came from Malaysia, so I don't know why this seller would say it is an
African species. Could you tell us more about it?
Thanks.
Regards,
Michael
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> The listing says it is endemic to several regions in Africa.
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> Any ideas on what species it might be? There's no photo of the
> inflorescence so it may be very hard to tell.
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