Finally getting back with pics. Of all the things I have going on I guess this is the one I can put off the longest. http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a386/sfhellwig/Anthurium%20cubense/anthuriumaswhole.jpg http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a386/sfhellwig/Anthurium%20cubense/anthuriumleaves.jpg http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a386/sfhellwig/Anthurium%20cubense/anthuriumpetioles.jpg In the pictures the leaves and petioles are very long and stretched. If you look toward the bottom you may be able to see that the first petioles were quite a bit shorter and that the leaves were more ovate and ruffled. The last few years have given very long, obovate leaves on extremely long petioles. I assume from being an office plant with a bright array of windows to one side. While cutting and getting a second plant would be nice, I am honestly trying to reduce the plant that exists. Give it a chance to regrow, perhaps in better form. Since it is so deep in the pot I believe I will lift it and clean the roots. Remove old and rotted pieces. Then pot back into the same pot but using an even looser bark chip and raised toward the rim. We'll see how it goes. Hopefully it stays with me, it has always been tolerant so far. As for being Cubense or not, I think it related to the number of ribs on the leaves. So this would have too many? Any input as to species would be greatly appreciated.

Don't know where to buy it but that should be an easy thing to knock off. The mirrors would be easy enough to find at Hobby Lobby or Michael's - some place like that. There are a gazillion types of wire - can't tell for sure what that is but it's a soft wire, easy to bend and it's a rather random design. They probably bent it around 2 or 3 different sized forms. I'd wing it and make my own. Here is a link that might be useful: Wire on Amazon

Danielle, I checked posts above and I didn't see what you eventually potted this anthurium in. If you're letting the mix dry to an inch or two down, you're watering is okay. You'll get used to what it looks like after a particular number of days and you won't need a tool to check it. Do you think you're overwatering based only on the yellowing of leaf edges? I'm not very checked out on deficiencies, but I did look at a couple of websites on the subject and saw some pics with similar damage that's on your leaves. Have you fertilized this plant since you've had it? Russ

Not an unusual size if it is a secondary exterior door. My laundry room door to outside, 2 garage man doors and Marvin french door from back porch to pool bath are all 36x96. All hurricane/impact rated. They match all the interior 36x96 doors in style. Everything had to be ordered and had long lead times.