The Complex History of Anthurium Ace of Spades
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- What exactly is Anthurium Ace of Spades? Why is it so popular? Why is it so expensive? Let's do a deep dive into the history of this particular plant.
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Such a good story and captivatingly told.💚
Much appreciated!☺️
You really have a gift for storytelling. As everyone else here has conveyed. Another excellent video, keep em coming!
Thank you! More to come for sure!
this is such a good video!! i was filming a small bit about AoS and wanted to double check what i said as i hadn't researched it for years. that's when i found this video and it's exactly what i thought, only told so well it could be an official documentary! the music, your voice andd storytelling. amazing!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that😁
YOU MUST DO THIS TYPE OF VIDEO MORE OFTEN! I loooooooooved it!!!!!
more to come!
Easily my favourite CZcamsr
Wow what a compliment! Thank you🥰
This was awesome! Beautifully made! I have an AOS hybrid that I LOVE!!! I would love to have a Dark form! Someday it'll happem!
Thank you for watching!
Loved hearing the story of the Ace. You did a great job!
Thanks Jean! Glad you enjoyed it!
And the script... 👏🏻 Masterpiece!
Love love loved it. You're a great story teller.
Thank you!
Love the production, format and all the research behind this video. Great quality ❤ really enjoyable 👌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!☺️
cool! i also just put my verrucosum in no drainage after watching your vid lol! 🌱💚
I've been waiting for this since you mentioned it in the last video! Please do more of these for the other anthuriums like the papillilaminums and besseaes, two of my favorite anthuriums that are also super variable
YES! I intend to make videos like this for several of the popular anthuriums out there!
Can’t wait for the Dress Vid!! This one is awesome!!
Thank you! Possibly this week😁
Great video, Jake!
Beautiful storytelling.
Bravo!
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Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved this!!
More anthurium lineage history stories plzz 🙏🏼🌿
I LOVE IT. You are so talented. Currently having an AOS on hand. This is really hopeful to understand this beautiful species.
helpful*
Thank you!☺️
Loved it! Well done👏
thx!
I have an AOS x Crystal hybrid and I couldn’t be happier!
Anthurium hybrids are the best!
Beautifully done! Great Job! 🙌🪴🙌
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Nice job on the story
I love your history videos ❤
You narrate so well! Thank you! ❤
Thank you! 😊
@@plantgayforlife you’re welcome! Please keep posting..I have learned so much from you..especially with Anthurium! I’m hooked on the species..I have over 150 plant’s in my home..I’m ready to say f*ck the rest and only have Anthurium..after watching your video’s..I am so much more confident in myself as to how I take care of them!❤️
@@jodieagle4178 that means so much, thank you! I'm glad my videos are helping! I'm trying my best to post once a week unless I don't have a video ready to go haha😝
Really enjoyed this creative storytelling! Thank you!
Thanks! I thought it was an interesting backstory to this plant!
@@plantgayforlife VERY.
We need a video explaining hybrids and how they work exactly, and how if you just combine 2 plants that's not the same as some of the famous "named" hybrids, etc.. it's so confusing.
That would be a great video! I’ll definitely make that. The shorter answer to your question is that every seedling (like people) is unique and a little different. So the named hybrids are either clones or carefully selected to have consistent traits, whereas the rest of the seedlings of that same cross might look different and less desirable.
This was Ace 🖤
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I want more backstory videos on popular anthuriums
More to come!
@@plantgayforlife looking forward to it!
Really enjoyed this video! 😍😍😍
Thank you!!
Some say Ace is a complex hybrid involving Dressleri/Papillilaminum x Crystallinum
We will never sadly now that the mother plant is gone.
There are several versions of the story. What I heard is similar to what the author described. AOS may be a native species. Because aroids were not taken seriously in the early days and the pride was cheap, farms did not need to put as much effort into complex hybrid.
Aos Originally from Indonesia
it is not