Re: Growing Anthurium from seed

**p* v* <p*@yahoo.fr>**

I have sown A. gracile and A. bakeri on pure coco 
fiber, standard (but rather fibrous) peat, as 
well as 50% peat 50% perlite. I put them in a 
transparent plastic bag or I put a glass pane on 
the pot so that the humidity level is 100% and 
the soil remain quite moist. Temperature should 
be kept (IMO) between 22 and 30°C. Light is 
important too : without light the seeds do not germinate : do not bury them !

Regards and good luck,
Pascal Vieu

They are actually quite easy to grow, as well as 
A. gracile. As far as the soil and ambiance are 
moist and properly ventilated as soon as the 
second leaves appear you should be quite successful.

At 08/10/2007 00:31, you wrote:
>I received some Anthurium scandens and possibly A. gracile seeds and
>would like to hear how you guys start them. According to the sender
>they are very easy to germinate.
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