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Hi there again. Excuse the many many questions but what brand coco coir do u use? I saw a brand that the coir had humus and earthworm castings as ingredients… I plan in following ur recipe here with the coco and am confused a bit… 😅

My snake plants is rotten from roots

I have only snake plants and they're all in terracotta pots with trays (so too heavy to move to the bathroom to be watered). I use my outlook calendar to remind me to check my soil (with a soil meter) every week and once a month to wipe down their leaves. If they need water, I'll water them. If they're still moist, I wait for next week to water them. I only bottom water my plants. Usually the tray needs to be filled twice, but I check the next day with the moisture meter just in case. I usually water them at night before bed. The only time I top-water my plants is if I've replanted them so the soil can settle. I have a plant light for my snake plants as I don't get any sunlight. I know they can survive in indirect light, but my plants seem to love the artificial light, so I keep it on a timer. One weird question I have that maybe you can answer: I have the Dracaena Fernwood plant. When I repotted it recently (a year after I bought it), I saw each leaf is its own root and they're not connected to 1 main root system/rhizome or to each other. In fact, they were bound together with an elastic band that broke when I repotted it. All my other species have all its leaves connected to each other and to 1 or 2 rhizomes... In fact, you can pull one of the Fernwood leaves right out of the soil without pulling another leaf out. It's growing taller, but at a much slower rate than my other species. Is that normal?

I set an outlook reminder every week (Sunday) to check my plants with a water meter. I always bottom water my plants -unless I repot the plant. For its first watering in that pot, it gets top watered for the soil to adjust and then bottom watered afterwards.

I was so happy to find your vlog but can't handle the word "like" over and over.

how do you think it'd do on a south facing window partial light and a grow light in northern CO? I have a 5 ft tree I love nearly lost it a few times due to overwatering. I've learned . i hope :) it's outside now but close to bringing it in. we're having some 50 morning still 80 afternoons

I've never bottom watered before! Thanks for the info and video. I'd love some short form videos, maybe just showing how to bottom water one plant. But all this info is helpful and I watched the whole thing 😍

Thanks for the video...I feel better about my scheflerra's annual June/July hissy fit. It tends to drop leaves for a few weeks in the late spring/early summer. Now I wonder if that's related to the outside foliage changing the scheflerra's light source or turning on the a/c indoors. Things to note for next spring/summer.

Help! My dawarf fiddle was doing great then all of a sudden multiple leaves have been dropping and falling off. The leaves are honestly crispy and soft but are dropping like flies. I don’t think it’s overwatering but definitely could be underwatering but I am worried about root rot. Do you think this could be a sign of that? If it is just under watering how do I not over do it and accidentally go too far and overwater 😂😅 I don’t wanna loose her! Lol

My money tree looks good but I’ll see a set of leaves turn completely brown and fall off. Why?

Need your help my baby is looking like any old lady skin but not over watered the leaves are kinda thin do I need to water it more??

can you propagate the middle sections of the cuttings? like can you make five from one vine?

A few tips I forgot to mention in the video: 1st - make sure your cutting tool is clean. Sterilize your scissors/pruners in a bleach solution beforehand if needed. 2nd - normally I wouldn't recommend you remove more than 1/3 of your plant at a time. I'm doing a "hard prune" here which will send the plant into shock, but I'm monitoring it accordingly. For normal trimming, don't remove more than 1/3 of the leaves at a time! 😊

Nice trimming. However, I don't think your plant is going to become more bushy on top. It will only continue to grow in length just the same way it was growing. What are you going to do with those stems that you cut off? I would not throw it away, instead I would choose some of them and put them in water for appx 2 - 3 weeks, they will grow out roots that you can add to your current plant to make it bushy or you can make a new plant for yourself or anyone else...

House plants and cats a huge challenge for me. Hearing your cat crying I’m assuming it’s outside of that room and wants in. Is that your solution too? I have all my plants in one room with the door closed. Wish I could place some around the house. Any suggestions?

My plants are have been curled for months. The leaves are hard and fragile to the touch. No brown spots or yellow leaves. Not sure how to reverse it.

why did i buy fox farm ocean soil then? im confused

I only move it 12 feet from window to bright lite in the bathroom. Doing fine in water trying soil

My money tree just hasn’t grown in like four months it’s the same size. The leaves are actually slightly curled now that you mention it maybe I’ll try the light I felt like it was already too much even being an indirect light for it but maybe I should try it it felt like the leaves were getting to dry if I had them in the light but maybe I’m wrong and I just need to water more with it. the aqua globe seems clutch. I have a friend that’s growing a money tree and they have one in it. Lol and it’s doing well.😂

Thank you

I have mine in a north window and it’s very leggy

Hello! I've have yet another question, have you ever used rice hulls instead of perlite? If so, does it provide the aeration and drainage like perlite?

thank you, this is going to help me set up my reptile tank with coconut fiber (similar enough to help

You can absolutely snap the leaves off and root them in water with about a 70 % success rate. Easy peasy

How do i treat bacterial issue ? Would you recomend to use water with baking powder when watering it?

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Thank you! Short and concise!👍

I have been waiting to be approved on your facebook page. i want to share some pictures of mine. My friend past away on the 8th of this month and i no it need help but not sure how to do it.

Very informative! Mine has some wrinkled leaves, not soft, not dry, not dropping, just wrinkled (some of them), is it also inconsistent watering? Thanks!!

Hello! thank you for the videos! Do you have a specific ratio of water to coir you adhere to or just mix it sensibly and slowly so it isn't to dry or watery?

Thanks for the videos! While I have had houseplants for a few years I am new to repotting and that is how I found you. There are a million videos on this but you video seems to explain it better for me. So, my question is, since you went with peats moss here, if you were to use the coconut coir, would it be the same exact mix ratio?

awesome.. thanks..

I have snake plants and I'm thinking about getting either a pothos (or maybe a peace lily). Did you cover what kind of soil the pothos need? I have all my snake plants in terracotta pots and succulent soil with perlite. Would the pothos be happy in that soil? I always use a water meter to check and put a weekly alarm in my outlook calendar to remind me to water my snake plants. I find my snake plants want more water in terracotta pots than plastic or glazed pots.

Hi. Thanks for the video. What do i do if its yellow and falling over 😢

Can this plant be rooted from putting it in water

I have a fiddle leaf plant that had 6 plants in the same pot should I separate

My not blooming thank you ❤

Also, the rot on that one cutting is because the soul is too wet.

Dipping cuttings in the goromone container can spread diseases. Don't do it.

I was so excited when I found a healthy snake plant laying out on the sidewalk without a home. Brought it here but didn't have soil so i made the mistake of sticking the roots in water. Of course root rot almost immediately. 🙄 I managed to save one stalk by clipping it and it's been sitting out for a day now. I'll give it another day or so and I'll try propagating it in water and I'm hoping it'll root soon.

Sad kitty!

I have snake planst and many cacti. Would love to have the ponytail palm! Had one once until we babysat our granddaughter's cats. Yes, it went leafless in no time! I may try again with your recommendation.

This video is excellent! I got my umbrella plant 4 years ago and it's been a journey. I was never able to keep plants alive before this one. I love all the detailed information you provided. Thank you so much!

Do u have a video on fungas knats?

Thank you ❤

My favourite plant is the snake plant family. I have so many of them (and of different varieties), I don't think I have room for one more. If I did, I think I would like to try the pothos.

Hi I have questions…How many pounds is that whole brick? How do you store it between uses? Wet or dry? Does it have a nice scent?

Thank you for your video. We relocated to a different state, and suddenly my violet stopped blooming(. It is healthy-looking but started to grow a lot of lighter-colored leaves. I was wondering can it be just “stressed“ from the move. I will try repositioning it to the eastern-facing window, with no direct sunlight. Step # 1: Let's give it more light🤞🏻

Any chance I could show you my plants and ask some advice, just acquired 3 plants that all have oversized pots and need to redo them all.. sounds like I need to join your fb group !