I recently received some anthurium vittarifolium seeds. Following the advice found on this wonderful sit. I was able to sprout the seeds. It's so amazing to see a seed sprout and grow 😁.

I used an old rasberry container filled with damp moss. Placed the seeds on top of the moss with a very small amount over the seeds. They sprouted roots in about 4 days with leaves following about 12 days later.


I have been keeping the moss damp with the lid closed.



I am looking forward to the seed growing in to nice size plants in a few years.

YEA my grandkids!!!!!!!

Congrats! They're adorable!

Thank you I am super happy. A big thank you to Gina for sharing them.

I will definitely up date their progress. Just today another one pushed it's way up into the light. That makes 8 out of 14. I know thier will be more

I had them popping up everywhere. I ran out of little propagation pots so started just stuffing them into the moss of existing large baskets LOL

This was definitely a great bunch of seeds. The germination rate was very good. Had three more pop up yesterday. That makes 11 out of 14

I get almost 100% germination on my seeds, because they are fresh right off the spathe. Some people who sell them clean them (remove the seed from the jelly filled berry) before sending them and that can lead to a very low germination rate. An intact seed still plump and moist has an extremely high chance of germinating. Don't buy tropical seeds that are not completely fresh they don't really have a shelf life

This is awesome! I'm right there with you. I planted these seeds back in April 2nd. And now they are starting to take shape. I have 17 of these currently sprouting 🥳

WHOA! so cuteeee!! Please update as it grows more! Love to see the progress.

Alzate92 said:This is awesome! I'm right there with you. I planted these seeds back in April 2nd. And now they are starting to take shape. I have 17 of these currently sprouting 🥳

Yay they look amazing. Hope you keep posting updates.