@sweetlifeflora: Every one of these tiny plants began inside a berry on one Anthurium. After successful pollination, the spadix develops into a berry-covered structure called an infructescence. Once the berries matured, I removed the infructescences, collected the seeds and sowed them into moist sphagnum. Fresh Anthurium seeds should be sown promptly and kept warm and humid. Eventually, the next generation of Anthurium vittarifolium began to emerge. Now we wait to see how many of these tiny babies grow into their own botanical curtains. Follow Sweetlife Flora to watch their progress. #SweetlifeFlora #AnthuriumVittarifolium #AnthuriumPollination #AnthuriumSeeds #PlantPropagation #RarePlants #HouseplantEducation