Black Anthurium

From: George Yao gcyao at netasia.net> on 1999.12.06 at 15:28:06(3895) Hi everyone, Can anyone tell me where to get the black anthurium? George Yao +More Metro-Manila, Philippines

From: Piabinha at aol.com on 2001.10.02 at 19:45:18(7562) hi all, i received the following message from lynn regarding her black anthurium. =================================================== +More Hi, my plant has been identified as anthurium coriaceum by Michael Pascall from North Queensland, apparently it is quite common and easily grown .That fits with the source of the plant and the lack of information. I hope i shall eventually see the other "candidates" for black anthurium, thank you for all your interest,Lyn -----Original Message----- From: Piabinha@aol.com [mailto:Piabinha@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 10:21 PM To: lynelda@austarmetro.com.au Subject: Re: black anthurium ? lynn, if you check the pic of A. watermaliense, you'd see it's quite different from your plant. http://www.aroid.org/genera/Anthurium/pachyneurinum/watermal.html tsuh yang chen, nyc, USA http://groups.yahoo.com/group/orchidspecies

From: Iza & Carol Goroff goroff at idcnet.com> on 2001.10.09 at 02:48:17(7568) This past weekend I attended the Chicagoland Orchid Festival, which is a group of Chicago area orchid nurseries who invite other orchid nurseries from around the world to bring plants to be sold at the host nurseries (together with their own plants). At Windsong Orchids Ecuagenera from Ecuador brought several plants of a black Anthurium. The Ecuagenera representative (owner?) said he didn't know the species name, however, there was an almost illegible label that read Anthurium bothiae (this from my memory). The spathes were a very dark reddish purple, very close to black. Iza Goroff +More Whitewater Wisconsin

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