Rogue anthurium seedling in a set of Anthurium magnificum seedlings


Hopefully this patterning will last and not be transient

Very cool, and really pretty! Keeping my fingers crossed that the patterning will hold!

It may or may not...but it will be interested to watch!

Cool!

Deanna

Newest leaf on one of my Anthurium forgetii seedlings. Definitely not the norm LOL

Another thing happened today LOL> My SECOND aberrant Philo Birkin leaf! And it has the same lovely lavender color!

Gina1960 said:Another thing happened today LOL> My SECOND aberrant Philo Birkin leaf! And it has the same lovely lavender color!

Well that's neat. I've never seen that on a Birkin before.

What causes that?

Chimeral variegation reverting.

@Gina1960 How are your seedlings doing?

Good! Stepped most of the up recently. Will take some new pics

@gardenfanaticinmo, here are some updated photos.

This first batch were seeds from a self pollinator, A. clarinervium x faustomirandae. Parent in the first photo. This was already a hybrid, I did not make the hybrid parent, just growing out the seeds from it

And I have 3 pretty distinct seedling types from this one batch of seeds.

Pointed and longer, but thicker darker matte leaves and significant veining


Heart shaped and shorter, with darker matte leaves and significant veining




Longer and pointed, with glossy lighter leaves

And my second batch is a cross that I did make between A. forgetii x A. (besseae x magnificum) and the opposite cross between A. (besseae x magnificum) x A. forgetii.
These are growing really fast now and exhibiting all sorts of characteristics. Parents in the first 2 photos, seedlings after that

WOW, they are growing great! Is the besseae x magnificum what has those beautiful white veins? I LOVE that!!

Deanna

Deanna they both have some white veining. It will be interesting to see what they look like when they are older