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Hi,.
I think this goes in the direction of A. pendulifolium or ' big Bill' (= pendulifolium x cubense).

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http://www.Hort.NET/lists/aroid-l/apr06/...iuWh_XnDQX.jpg

VG Philipp

OMG... very Wohnungsgeeignet this compact plant.

Yes, however...
I don't think however that you get so large that without further ADO. The BoGa Munich I visited times pendulifolium several years in a row an Anthurium, she seemed to be but never greater than 1.50 m. Need to go again to see whether there is still the plant.
VG Philipp

True, the fertilization makes sure much, but I also think that you should offer all year round warm humid climates to see really big leaves. Since 2007, I have a seedling of Anthurium ' big Bill', i.e. an A. (pendulifolium x cubense) x self. The great stands in the garden at around 12 ° C in winter and moderate to good air humidity, I have a Kamar at the living room window at all year round warm temperature, but rather low LF. Both grow very slowly no trace of Gigantism. Both have blossomed even, so no young plants.
However I seem to have caught not the best genetics, so anything can emerge from such seedlings. My plant has while the slender leaf shape by A. pendulifolium, but also the upright growth of A. cubense, so different as the mother plant.

If you need even more such monsters, A. spectabile and shelves I find A. also very sexy...