Looking at posts in this subreddit today inspired this journal entry. I journal to myself in the future, things that I would like to remember. What would you add to the list?
Anthurium andreanum developed these spots on one leaf but continued to flower and thrive. Whatever it was, it did not spread to other indoor tropical houseplants. Two months later, we found other leafs have these spots, and although it continues flower, it does not seem to be thriving anymore (in spring!). Window faces southeast, plenty of morning sun, outside zone 9a, we had a mild to non-existent winter this year. It has an indoor houseplant soil mix (high drainage) that we bought at Home Depot, but the brand seems local. It has been in this mix for a year after we bought the plant. I have fertilized it with diluted liquid worm humus monthly (except winter). We water once a month to every 2 weeks depending on how dry the ambient feels.
What are these spots on my anthurium?
So many people here say they buy their echeverias from Mexico. I live in Mexico but I only know one shop and would like to know more shops.
The one I know is from Saltillo, Coahuila (northern Mexico) and sells through facebook and whatsapp. The shop is called P&VO , full name Plantas y Vegetales Organicos. They also sell substrates, fertilizers, humus, and other organic agricultural supplies.
Do you know any other cultivars in Mexico?