Re: Anthurium Renaissance

From: plantnut at shadow.net (Dewey Fisk) on 1998.04.17 at 04:24:25(2010) I know that Anthurium 'Hookerii' has been put into culture... Only thing is that it is not 'hookerii'. Croat says that it is a form of A. schlectendahlii (spelling). This is a common landscape plant here in S. Florida. Your plant is probably one of the TC plants. Hope this helps... Dewey +More >while I was in a supermaket plant department this afternoon, I found a >very big Anthurium from section Pachyneurium (birdnest) that was labeled >Anthurium 'Renaissance'. The blade had no collective vein and the >petiole was quadrangular, ribbed abaxially, the inflorescence erect, >purplish if I remember well. It was very expensive, about $ 120 !!! It >probably comes from Holland as does most of the plants there. Does >someone know if this is a hybrid or a cultivar of a species ? > >Regards > >David > >David Scherberich >3, rue de la Broque >67000 Strasbourg >France > >Email: earmag@cybercable.tm.fr Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE Your Source for Tropical Araceae

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