Re: Anthurium divisions?

From: Neil Carroll zzamia at hargray.com> on 2000.04.27 at 00:27:34(4436) > Anthurium pedatoradiatum, synonamous with A. clavigerum and also known > under several other names is a vining Anthurium which does not reach its > full potential until it is grown on a large totem pole (6 foot+) or a > tree trunk. Dennis, A. pedatoradiatum Schott is a valid speies seperate from A. clavigerum Peopp.. Exoctica shows a picture of A. clavigerum labeled 'A. panduratum' and aslo shows a picture of 'A. pedato-radiatum' a couple of pages later which seems to be a correct label for that picture. Neil +More > > Dyeingduk@aol.com wrote: > > > > Hi my name is paul and im new to this forum. Please excuse me if this is a > > newbie question but i purchased an Anthurium pedatoradiatum(i bet i messed > > up) and it has a fairly long "rhizome" with plenty of roots. I paid what i > > would consider a little hefty but because i had never seen it before i got > > it. anyways i was wondering if i can divide the rhizome and have it put out > > another plant. i only thought of this because for some reason my main plant > > of Anthurium christallinum died but put out many side shoots. just a thought > > to get more from my money..thanks in advance for any advice. > > > > Paul Marcellini > > Dyeingduk@aol.com > > Miami, Fl zone 10 > > >

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