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re black anthurium
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From: "Lyn Edwards" lynelda at austarmetro.com.au> on 2001.09.27 at 14:43:56(7552)
Thank you all for your assistance and ideas on what the plant I have
actually is. The local
expertise suggests this is A.watermaliense as it is unlikely the other
possible candidates are
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in this country. Those who looked at the pics and I have heard back from at
this time did not think this is as striking as
the plant Albert mentioned, I hope others have found this discussion as
interesting as I have
Lyn Edwards
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From: Denis denis at skg.com> on 2001.09.27 at 22:46:37(7554)
If it was an inexpensive plant and grows well at sea level then it was
most likely Anthurium watermaliense. If it was expensive and had purple
black flowers, and does not grow well then it may be the Andreanum type
from High in the Andes Mountains. It is notorious for not liking to grow
in captivity. A. watermaliense on the other hand is in the Pachyneurium
Section of the Anthurium Genus and interbreed with other bird nest types
as well as others to produce some strange looking hybrids.
Denis at Silver Krome
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Lyn Edwards wrote:
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> Thank you all for your assistance and ideas on what the plant I have
> actually is. The local
> expertise suggests this is A.watermaliense as it is unlikely the other
> possible candidates are
> in this country. Those who looked at the pics and I have heard back from at
> this time did not think this is as striking as
> the plant Albert mentioned, I hope others have found this discussion as
> interesting as I have
> Lyn Edwards
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