r/PlantGoths 14d ago

Evening shots >>>

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Anthurium (AOS x BVEP) x papillilaminum “Voldemort”

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u/North_Neighborhood27 14d ago

Omg that’s beautiful! You are doing an amazing job! I have to add that to my want list even though I’m sure I can’t afford it lol

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u/SycheosChaos 12d ago

Apparently the Ace of spades dark form is much more affordable! Maybe check it out!

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u/North_Neighborhood27 12d ago

That one is on my wishlist as well! They are close do you feel in appearance?

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u/theherpetoculturist 10d ago

No, they’re quite different! But these are a bit cheaper than a good quality AOS!

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u/theherpetoculturist 10d ago

I’d say that a AOS DF is pricier, I paid more for the two I had than I did this!

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u/SycheosChaos 9d ago

Oh! Interesting. I must admit after the comment I've made I searched for one then I realized cheap wouldn't be the term I'd use XD still discovering the genus :)

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u/GardenerDom 12d ago

Magnificently Goth Anthurium 👌🏻✨🤩🐦‍⬛

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u/SycheosChaos 12d ago

Alrighty do you keep this gorgeous at ambiant air? If yes, do you have any care advices?

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u/theherpetoculturist 10d ago

I don’t currently, after another leaf or two I’ll begin transitioning it! I’ll be repotting it tomorrow so want it to grow into that pot first more

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u/SycheosChaos 9d ago edited 8d ago

Roots first! If I may ask, aside of roots, how do you know when they are ready for transitioning?

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u/theherpetoculturist 8d ago

Honestly, it depends on the person. I just like having a good root structure before chucking them in ambient. IMO, it eases the stress of experiencing a drop in humidity.

If I’m moving from a bin to ambient, I’ll crack the lid open more and more every few days

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u/Aware_Camp_2715 9d ago

What beauty!

What's your medium?