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Very helpful, thank you

Thank you Luke!! Appreciate this vid! 😃

Mine has its aerial roots coming out in all directions. I can't tell which is the front or back!

hi, mine dried last summer from very hot weather .. since then there were no leaves, last week i had one new leaf.. i only have short stems.. do u have a tip about what should i do to help grow new leaves??? many thanks

I saw this plant the other day and I was in love ❤ so beautiful ❤

The nematodes Luke is talking about are spelled as follows: Steinernema feltiae

The look on your dog’s face was incredibly funny and so cute. Oh and thank you for a no nonsense vid!

Very informative! Didn't know there was a front and back 😳 Thank you looking forward to the next video 😀

I need to check back in, as this DID seem to work. Had my doubts at first, but no gnats for a couple months now!!! Not sure if it was entirely the Neem cake, but definitely a key factor. If interested, here’s what I did: 1. I scooped out the first 1-2 inches of topsoil, which I replaced with the soil mentioned in #4 below. 2. I put the pellets through a coffee mill and made a powder out of it before making the tea. I just added that powdered sediment with the pour. 3. This stuff will create a blanket of mold overnight almost. Just scraped it off by hand until it stopped coming back 4 Miracle Grow has a special potting soil that’s engineered to discourage gnats from nesting. Two treatments seemed to have done the trick, so thanks so much Luke!!!

Excellent video, I just learned aot. Thank you

I have had this plant for over 15 years, it is HUGE, it measures about 40 inches across, the leaf portions are 20 inches long. It has never been repotted and now I'm afraid to mess with it after hearing that it is a finicky plant. Should I attempt it if the plant seems to be fine?

I just found your channel I’m you 300 th subscriber thank you for this video looking forward for more videos from you

Hey I had cut the aerial root of the new leaf cuz it was sticking out of the pot completely, I got my plant in June and it hasn’t grown since then, what should I do?

Hey, can I use woven rattan to hold the moss? Will it mold? THANKS!!

What do you use

I put the aerial roots back into the soil, whilst supporting the plant on a number of bamboo rods. It is getting rather large now, and am a bit concerned with my own success! Where's it going to go in my little house?!

great video, thanks!!

I bought a plumeria plant at Walgreens (drugstore) 25 years ago. It was 12 inches tall. It is now 6 feet tall and a proper tree that loves life in my living room by the sliders to the deck. It is too big to be brought in and out during the seasons(I have support ties to the curtain rods) but it has bloomed several times and the flowers are amazing. You never know what plant you will find in a drugstore or grocery store.

wait why is this guy so cool

Thank you so much Luke, I really really enjoyed watching you take us all through the dos and dont’s to know about the Rattlesnake plant. Very useful and helpful information.

Very interesting! 🌱👍

When I tried it, it tasted like banana crossed with pineapple. The texture wasn't pleasant though, kind of like kiwi skin.

Great video, good tip. If I was using regular soil, like in the past when I had this problem, I would do exactly what you recommended, thank you. I switched to Pon a while ago for all my house plants and the problem has not resurfaced in the last two years. However, some plants prefer soil where this can happen and it would be a great way of tackling the problem. Looking forward to the next video

Thanks for sharing these tricks! If you wish to add more growth stimulants to your monstera plants, you better try electroculture! It helps me a lot with my various plants :)

I enjoyed your video. You told us what we need to know without a bunch of extra unneeded commentary. Thank you 😊

Please I don’t know if I’ve overwatered. About 4leaves have some yellow-brownish color. What can I do

Thank you for this excellent video. As an American I was trying to place your accent. Are you possibly Welsh or perhaps Australian ?

Best no soil in the house, use Leca or Pon . 🙏💕🎊💃🎆

Beautiful plant! (and adorable doggy)

Is there a specific time of the year to apply to indoor plants? Spring? Summer? Etc....Thanks

HI Luke This is such a helpful video. I have had my Calathea/Rattle snake plant for about 5 years and in the autumn it took a turn for the worse. I have never really worked out how to look after it properly and the fact it made it to 5 years old and thrived till now was a miracle. I think it was very root bound and then got badly infested by fungus gnats when I last potted it up. The multi purpose compost I used was probably a bit old. I am going to try again using your potting mix suggestions and move it to a slightly less draughty place and fingers crossed it will bounce back in the spring. It does already look happier since I treated the fungus gnats and gave it a prune.

Thank you very much for responding to my inquiry. I truly appreciate it.

Would I be able to save this plant if it show signs of damage?

I bought one from sainsbury's and it was in a jar of water labelled as a hydro plant, should i keep it this way or put it in soil???

0:50 The poodle is cute. I have one of my own.

Your plant is in marvelous condition.....but it's the expression from the dog that almost made me choke. 😂😂

Thanks, Luke! Enjoyed learning about this. These gnats are the bane of my existence during indoor seed starting.... Ive tried everything from the sticky traps to mechanical genocide by either baking my soil and pouring boiling water on the soil, but, that also destroys good bacteria.

Going to try this. I’ve been righting a loosing battle for months now 🤪

I don’t even know monsteras have fruit! A mazing video as always.

This is the only Calathea I've tried that hasn't turned brown & dried up, so I wonder if the change in its identity to a different genus accounts for my success with it.

Just found your channel, very formative,!

Super video! We really enjoy watching these!

I love all this flowers❤❤❤

I love the look on the dog’s face when you last the plant down! 😂

It will do fine in Leca

Just what i have been looking for! Thanks for the info

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