10 Anthurium Forgetii hybrid Seeds

10 Anthurium Forgetii hybrid SeedsThe parent plants shown in the images are the exact plants these seeds were taken from. Both parent plants are Anthurium forgetii x. Seed Quantity Packs of 10 seeds How Your Seeds Will Arrive Seeds are shipped already germinating inside moist paper towel. On arrival, gently remove the seeds and transfer them into your preferred germination medium. If any roots are attached to the towel, wet the paper first to help release them without damage.

The parent plants shown in the images are the exact plants these seeds were taken from. Both parent plants are Anthurium forgetii x.

Seed Quantity

• Packs of 10 seeds

How Your Seeds Will Arrive

Seeds are shipped already germinating inside moist paper towel. On arrival, gently remove the seeds and transfer them into your preferred germination medium. If any roots are attached to the towel, wet the paper first to help release them without damage.

Recommended Growing Media

• Common Method: Start in sphagnum moss, then move seedlings to a well-draining aroid soil mix once they have 3–4 leaves.
• Our Method: Start seeds in vermiculite, then transition to perlite before potting into your usual mix.

Humidity & Temperature

• Maintain very high humidity while seedlings are small.
• Warm conditions are important — aim to keep above 20°C.
• Use a closed container (clear takeaway container, mini greenhouse, tub, or jar) to retain humidity.
• If ambient temperatures are lower, place the container on a heat mat.

Ventilation & Early Feeding

Once the first leaf has formed, introduce a small amount of ventilation by slightly opening the container lid or adding a few small holes. This gradually allows the medium to dry between waterings.

Begin feeding lightly at this stage. We use GT Complete Focus at approximately 2 ml per litre.

Transition to Normal Growing Conditions

Once seedlings have 3–4 leaves, they can be moved out of the germination container into their regular growing environment. Aim for humidity around ~60% or higher for steady growth.