I think those might be shadows on Ginas plant.

Your new P. Summer Glory looks like it does like that spot. Did you find that one at the bug place?

Yes I did Alice, in early March, so it is new in the garden.

LOL yes those are shadows. Your Summer G looks fabulous! I took all my alocasias out of the GH finally. The ones that went dormant are popping back out. This one is cool...Alocasia plumbea reverse variegated. The variegation is only on the undersides of the leaves. It's quite rare. Most people have never seen it because it's just not popular....if the variegation was on the top of the leaf blade, it would be LOL but it's hidden. Its very rare for it to break through.

The view from the sliding door. Lots of endless forms here

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New vs. old bloom on my Anthurium 'Shibori'!


Also - found this super silvery anthurium recently! Any ideas on what it could be? No tags or anything on it, I paid $10

Gina, you find the best deals. Whatever that one is, it is a beauty.

Alocasia king it looks like a doryaki or doryaki hybrid

Oops, sorry I thought that was Gina's post. AloKing you find the best deals.

No worries!

Wow love that Alocasia plumbea, so cool seeing brand new leaves unfold, one of my favorite things about Spring.
AlocasiaKing very nice find and a good deal. I do like that particular Anthurium bloom with the pink speckles, haven't seen it around here.

I have never had a fasciated spadix like this one on an Anthurium besseae x magnificum. I've had weird ones before, but this one is a clean fork

Anthurium besseae aff is awake and making new leaves after winter rest

Did you ever wake up with a severe bad hair day from a too tight perm?

Then over a few days it starts to relax?

Then, you settle out to become a beautiful Taccarum weddellianum?

Anthurium villenaorum and some kids I grew from its seeds