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Hi, That's an interesting question. It could be that the plant is understrength from the repotting. I would use a clear plastic wrap to partially cover the top of the plant to give boost of warmth and humidity . Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy String of Hearts Gardening ❤️

@@PlantNationMinh Thank you I will try that! 🫶🏻🫶🏻

@csengevizvari5836 Great, let me know on the progress. Love to hear the results. ❤️

Hi, Fantastic question. If the majority of the leaf is brown l will remove it. If only small section is brown then l leave the leaf. Happy Ficus Gardening ❤️

Hi Bob, Thanks heaps for your kind comment and watching the video. Happy String of Hearts Gardening ❤️

Hi I mean that l cut the stem in half length wise so each stem is half the original height. Thanks for asking and watching the video. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Hi Annette, Thank you for your lovely comment and hello from Melbourne Vic 3000. Happy Philodendron Gardening ❤️

Hi Lisa, Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Happy Maranta Gardening ❤️

Definitely agree with you, what a beauty! ❤️

Hi, Thanks for watching the content. Indeed it could still be the stress the plant went through when repotting the monstera. Did you go 1-2 pot size bigger or even bigger then that? Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Hi Mike, Thanks for sharing your unfortunate experience with growing Ficus. You can always try growing them outside as do do thrive outdoors and even in full sun once acclimated. Keep going you will get there. Thanks for watching and Happy Ficus Gardening ❤️

Hi Christina, For myself l haven't found misting to help with the brown leaves. I found when l did it was more likely to cause fungal disease on the leaves. Great question, Happy Maranta Gardening ❤️

Hi, Awesome l love it that your still watching the video! 😂 Thanks and Happy Gardening ❤️

Hi Kelly, the other option is to give your strings a pruning. This will encourage the strings to branch to make it more full. Also by pruning the strings are not as long so make it easier for the plant to provide water to the strings that are further away. Thanks for watching and your great questions! Happy String of Hearts Gardening ❤️

Hi Kelly, I use osmocote soil products. I have used cheaper potting soil and seems to work fine as well, l think the more expensive ones just means l don't have to repot as often or fertise as often. Happy String of Hearts Gardening ❤️

Hi, Thanks for the comment and good to know. Yours might be from the soil drying up too much between watering. Happy Philodendron Gardening ❤️

Hi , Thank you so much for sharing your gardening experience and your lovely comment. Happy Hoya Gardening ❤️

Thank you so much !! ❤️

Hi Ash, Good question! It means it's still underwatered if the lower leaves are not plump. Happy String of Hearts Gardening ❤️

Hi Cathy, Oh didn't l , opps l thought l did. Wilting could be the Calathea naturally the leaves folding down during the daytime and should fold up at night. If the Calathea isn't then it's generally dued to soil being too dry or too harsh sunlight on the leaves. Happy Calathea Gardening ❤️

Hi bcvr4lb, Thanks for watching and your wonderful comment. Happy Lipstick plant gardening ❤️

Hi Jotaech, Thanks for the lovely comment and watching the content. Yeah it was so interesting how the Monstera still survived. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Hi, Good question! There could be lots of reasons why you syngonium cuttings are not rooting. I would need more information to try and help you. How are you propagating it ? Happy Syngonium Gardening ❤️

@@PlantNationMinh So I recently bought syngonium cuttings, they do have nodes but the leaves seem to be droopy. I initially got the cuttings in soil then i dried growing them in water to no avail as the leaves turned a lightish green, could it be that i shocked them by changing the medium ?

@Nativecurls Hi , yes there is a possibility that the cuttings became stressed with the change in medium. You could try and cut the leaves in half to encourage the cuttings to grow roots rather then the plant trying to maintain the leaves. I find for myself, syngoniums cuttings did the best for me in Sphagnum moss and be semi covered to increase warmth and humidity. Thanks for sharing your syngonium propagation journey. Happy Syngonium Gardening ❤️

@@PlantNationMinh thank you so much 🙏😊by cutting the leaf in half , like literally in half or the whole leaf ?

@Nativecurls Hi l would cut the big leaves in half, the small ones leave as is. I would Not completely cut the whole leaf. Still need the leaf. Happy Syngonium Gardening ❤️

Hi, The Bin was the solution. Too risky to keep in my collection. Happy Gardening ❤️

Hi, Woohoo thanks for finding the channel and watching the content! Happy Gardening ❤️

Happy Gardening ❤️

Thanks Sandra. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Thanks Sandra. Happy Gardening ❤️

Hi Kelly, I use osimocote premium potting mix and Osmocote Catci mix and Brunnings Horticultural Charcoal. If if your having issues with rot have you tried water propagation with the chains? Also don't cover the plant if your finding rotting is occuring and let the soil completely dry before watering and reduce the water amount so soil is only moist. Keep on preserving you will get there. Thanks for watching the content and commenting. Happy String if Spades Gardening ❤️

Have you tried doing this in sphagnum moss. You may have better luck. You will have to water them more since it dries faster

@@rushiaj1222 I have never thought to try sphagnum but I will definitely give it a try. Thank you for the idea.

Hi Vannis, Thanks for watching and asking a question. From your description it sounds like rust spots which is a fungal disease. I would isolate the plants and treat with a fungalcide. Happy Oriental Totem Pole Plant Gardening ❤️

Thank you!

Thanks Deanna, That is awesome your going to try it out. Happy Begonia Gardening ❤️

Hi DuckyLav, Thanks for high lighting the properties of Vermiculite that it does retain water. Need to be careful when watering as don't need to water as much. I will mention it in future content. Yes pumice is a great substitute. Wow, l never thought of using crushed clay balls, l will try it one day. Thanks for sharing your fantastic gardening tip. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Hi Leah, Great question! It depends on the if the well water contains heavy metals and the level of it. If the well water is free from the heavy metals or has extremely low amounts of it then it should be fine. Thanks for watching and asking a question. Happy Maranta Gardening. ❤️

Hi Hunter, Thanks for watching and your lovely comment. Happy Philodendron Gardening ❤️

Hi Theresa, Thanks for watching the content and your interesting question. It sounds like powdery mildew to me and needs to be isolated in area with better air circulation and treated with a fungicide. I wouldn't bother wiping the leaves myself If it's more like fluffy white stuff then that is mealy bugs. Yours l think is powdery mildew I haven't had any issues myself with moving my lipstick plant. I think there is always some adaptation time for any type of plant if the conditions are very different especially when it comes to temperature and light conditions. That is wonderful your string of hearts is a stunner. The butterfly propagation method can be time consuming but the results is well worth it as end up with a super full and lush plant. Happy Lipstick Gardening ❤️

Hi, Thanks for watching and your question. Central vrowning/yellowing is usually overwatering or it's been burnt in the area from sunlight. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

@@PlantNationMinh truly appreciate you taking the time to answer 🪴

@mgds.7081 You're Welcome, Always happy to help ! 😊❤️

Hi, Thanks for your comment. l don't agree with you and l shall keep on putting out information that l have researched and tried on my plants. Everybody can decided with their own research and use if it works for their garden. Thanks for watching and Happy Gardening ❤️

I've seen all good reviews too.

Hi Lisa, Thanks for sharing your gardening tip and that is a fantastic idea. Sometimes Monstera grows too big to carry to the shower so this hack works well in those situations. Thanks for watching and happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Hi, Thanks for watching the content and your interesting question. If the leaves are near the bottom of the stem then that could be normal ageing. If the leaves are near the top and the whole leaves are yellowing check for pest and being more consistant with watering. The fluctuation between periods of the soil being too wet or too dry can cause Browing/ yellowing as well. Thanks for your support. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Ahhh thank you for replay my question. The yellowing leaves are in bottom part and also in top parts. I already checked for pest and there are no pest. I think maybe because the soil is too wet, or maybe because I give too much fertilizer? On the past i gave liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks. But now I already stop all fertilizer since 3 weeks.

Hi Amanda, Thanks for watching the content and asking a question. You could try, l don't see the harm since its only been two days. Just make sure the few roots you have are Whitish in colour and not rotted. Happy Begonia Gardening ❤️

Hi, Thanks for sharing you succulent experience and watching the content. Happy Gardening ❤️

Hi, Thanks for sharing your gardening experience. Yes that would work as that is like creating a compose of banana peel. Banana peel Tea is different there isn't enough time for the nutrients in the banana peel to go into water. Thanks for watching and sharing. Love how this advice helps every gardener. Happy Gardening ❤️

Hi, Yss boiling will extract more nutrients out of the banana peel and be a source of potassium for the plants. Plants need more then just potassium as a fertiliser so other fertiliser needs to be used. I think the best way to use banana peel is chop it up and add to the compost bin to get a rich soil with lots of nutrients it. Thanks for watching the content and your interactive comment. Happy Gardening ❤️

​@@PlantNationMinh ​ @PlantNationMinh Thank you for responding!! :) I'm in love with gardening my succulents so I was wondering if that could be used as a liquid fertilizer (basically banana tea after sifting the peel remains from the pure liquid after blending) I'm super super new to gardening and I'm trying to do my best! would the spray fertilizer (with the method i told you) be good enough to revitalize/flourish my plants? The method i watched doesn't let it sit for days and it's all within an hour so I don't think it's gonna smell at all- probably. this is the video i watched (it's in spanish but you can tell what he's doing bc of the actions) video: ruclips.net/video/Tq3EMRmo1mc/видео.htmlsi=YtuDjd2M0f1RmNhg the method starts around 2:50 and ends around 6:45! If it's still a bad method, is there any easy access-DIY fertilizer i can make? I'd get the store ones but my mom doesn't like those so doesn't let me buy them because they smell a lot :b

@catnbubbles Hi, l find gardening is a learning experience and the best thing to do is to try it out for oneself and see if it works or not. I have never used the method you have described before but see the potential. l might try it in the future and see post the results in a video. Thanks for the idea! Best fertiliser is to have compost bin or a worm farm and use the warm casting ( worm poo) as fertiliser. Happy Gardening ❤️

Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️

Thanks for watching and commenting! Happy Monstera Gardening ❤️