Surick

Anubias barteri ‘Broad Leaf’
Leaves:




Inflorescence:




The size of the inflorescence, synandrien and pistille:





This anubias does not produce pollen. Repeated attempts to pollination, positive results have not brought.

If anyone is interested to see more photos Anubias barteri ‘Broad Leaf’, can be found here.

HeyPK

Those are the largest, healthiest looking Anubias plants I have ever seen. If I correctly understand your fertilizers, you do not give them any nitrogen, phosphorus, or calcium. Is that correct?

Surick

HeyPK, not quite true. I do not add under the roots: nitrogen, phosphorus and calcium. But once a week I sprayed anubias, solution of water with a complex fertilizer, in which the presence of: nitrogen, phosphorus and calcium. To do this, you can take any complex fertilizer for houseplants - 1 gram per 1 liter of water. And along with the plants live snails - Planorbis corneus var. rubra, they also produce nitrogen and phosphorus Plus hard water - KH - 5; GH - 14, with such parameters, a lot of calcium.
Regards,
Vladimir.

Surick

Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Petite’ & Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Bonsai’

At first I got Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Bonsai’, two years later received through the online shop - Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Petite’. Six months later Anubias ‘Petite’ grew up and I realized that ‘Petite’ and ‘Bonsai’ - two identical plants.
Petiole about 2 cm, length of leaf plates of 3 cm, width 1,5 cm.
Both plants in my greenhouse is not yet in bloom.

wearsbunnyslippers

absolutely amazing healthy plants!

donkeyB

All of the pictures are awesome. You did great job. Which kind of camera I can use to take such beautiful pictures

Surick

I use a simple camera, a little outdated Olympus C-60.

WeedCali

wow those are great! would it be possible to pollenate two anubias that are in an aquarium but take them out for the initial pollenation? also, do you think i could show you a pic of my anubias so you could tell me what type it is? no one really seems to give me a clear answer.

thanks.

Surick

No problems. Share photos of their plants, I'll try to help you.

wet

Wow!