Re: Unknown aroid pict. now available!

From: Dana Scholle <dana at homecom.com> on 1998.04.07 at 18:52:05(2005) Interesting I had always thought it was a hookeri mutation, but then I don't know much about anthuriums! hehe.. Well, for everyone out there in aroidland, I heartily recommend this plant, though.. It's pretty sturdy.. I've managed to forget to water it for a couple months at a time when my schedule gets really hectic, and not only does it NOT show any ill effects but the durned thing is BLOOMING.. *laugh* (Plus it looks really cool too heheh) +More At 11:56 PM 3/28/98 -0600, you wrote: >Yes, I thought it was A. plowmanii... which is the botanical name for A. >"Rancho Ruffles"... Which, btw, I introduced into the trade many years >ago... However, A. plowmanii has red berries and thus is eliminated from >consideration as subject plant is said to have yellow berries... > >Tom, have you had the opportunity to check this out... >Dewey >>I have this exact same plant at home.. It's labeled Anthurium "Rancho >>Ruffles" I think it's of the Hookeri (sp?) persuasion. >> >>At 04:50 PM 3/24/98 -0600, you wrote: >>>>Dewey: >>>> >>>> Where is this picture, on the IAS determination page? >>>> Tom >>>> >>> >>>The picture is available at: http://www.execpc.com/~llmen/anthur1.jpg >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > >Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut >THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE >Your Source for Tropical Araceae > > > > >

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