I grow a lot of anthuriums from seed. I am lucky to have some plants that make fruit and I am able to harvest and raise them. This is a new batch of one I have never raised before, its a hybrid of Anthurium clarinervium x Anthurium Faustinomirandae. I did not make this hybrid, it self pollinated apparently. I obtained 35 seeds from this plant and of those, I have 27 nice sized seedlings, 6 seeds that have just sprouted, and 2 seeds that have not germinated yet. These are my seedlings


There is quite a bit of subtle variation in the individuals. Some are heart shaped, some more elongate, some have wider sinuses like Faust, some narrow almost nonexistent sinuses like Clari.




Only time will tell what they will grow up to look like.
These are representative parents of the hybrid...Anthurium faustinomirandae



Anthurium clarinervium


This is the plant that made the seeds, the hybrid of the above 2


SO, it will be interesting to follow these seedlings as they progress and see what they grow in to

Will be watching
How fast do they grow
Do they grow much in winter?

They grow pretty fast. Different species have different growth rates. Mine grow year round because they are in a warm greenhouse

how warm do you keep it during the winter ?

60

i tried 45 last winter and lost my most delicate tropicals
and i have it at 56 this winter and so far doing good

Yes there are some things that need 50+. Some of my more rare palms might keel over at 40F

BTW: the seed from is starting to sprout

Good! I have not gotten any progeny from that you sent

the ones that i can see are sprouting are in Rockwool
i do not see the ones in moss sprouting
they might be too deep to see yet

Some of the seedlings now

Strever said:the ones that i can see are sprouting are in Rockwool
i do not see the ones in moss sprouting
they might be too deep to see yet

Nothing ever grew from what you sent me

come spring we will have to fix that problem

I've been gifted 3 Anthurium Warocqueanum seeds, do you have any specific recommendations for them? With 3, my chances are low but possible, any help is appreciated Gina! Thanks so much!

I don't think they are any more difficult than any other Anthurium. I have heard that the seeds are very small, and can take a long time to germinate. I have 2 Warocs, but have never been able to get mine pollinated. But I have managed to pollinate other plants with its pollen.