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Great video for guiding this rookie along the way. Only question is watering from above versus below. Pros / cons for either method?

Don't let sun shine on the potato-like ball. And don't used so much grit

ZZs like to be crouded, always plant in a plastic pot, because they will fill a pot to the point where a plastic pot will get misshapen. Leave the roots crouded and not in a teracota or porcelain pot. The can and will brake them and damage their roots. What you are doing here is NOT nessarssery.

You got it all wrong on everything. You need to watch better videos on this. You don't know anything on this.

Hello, I think on my ZZ plant I have the bulb what do you call it the zone it’s very down you think I should get it up and report it again and put the Rison above the little bit. Let me know please.

I can not rely on your video when you aren't aware of the type of cactus you are modeling 😄

I'm pretty certain that's the wrong type of pot. That pot may be to big and that a Thanksgiving cactus and not a Christmas cactus.

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You have to make sure the sphagnum moss is dried and sterilized in an oven or microwave oven. Otherwise, you have a very high risk of attracting fungal gnats, which will kill your plants. Even if you treat with dilute 3% hydrogen peroxide or Mosquito Bits to get rid of the gnats, it takes time. Sprinkling Ceylon cinnamon on top of the soil in the pot and in the saucer under the pot will discourage fungal gnats. Another way to make a "moss pole" is to buy natural twine, which you can find at most hardware stores, or fiber string (it's the brown color string). You can wrap a pole with that by winding the string at an angle. When you reach the top, wind to the bottom and then repeat until you have the thickness you want. Your plant will be able to climb this just fine and there's no risk of fungal gnats. Another option is to use natuaral burlap, which you can buy cheap at a any fabric store. Put one layer of bubble wrap or a thin foam sheet around the pole and then cover with one or two layers of burlap. Jungle plants don't need to have moss - most natural materials will do. In the rain forest, they will climb just about anything they can grip - trees, vines, taller plants. One thing they probably won't find is a moss pole :) That said, this is a very nice video, so thank you, Jennie. Always a pleasure to see what you're doing!

Thanks for informative and detailed video🥰 Still i am scared to seperate pubs from my reinwardtii it has more then 15 pubs☺ But what to do with haworth's pubs who grow in center or top of mother plant

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Tupperware works just fine. Spray with a bottle and damp the soil place turtles and cover it with the tupperware top set by the window and spritz every 2-3 days only if the soil dried out

Thank you

I wouldn't recommend to grow this plant with this poor drainage of one hole, could get block or soil could get too hard with crowded roots make it worse,her pot work until the soil decompose and gets too hard for the roots that gets crowded then show signs of poor health.

Great video. Now I can confidently propagate my zebra. Thank you so much, Jennie!

I did like the info just could use less tongue smacking

I heard that it’s poisonous if you break leafes or roots 😵‍💫 i have one and i 100% need to change the pot but i am affraid of damaging her 🫣

Great info here. Thank you so much! I recently inherited my Mama’s 10-year old Thanksgiving Cactus, that looks like has been in a “Peat Soil”, rather than a ‘Chunky Succulent Soil’. (Breaks my heart, but I think she can rebound from this in a good succulent soil and with proper watering) Cactus has many shriveling leaves/stems, & has Lost so many Stems. (looks like about 50 Stems have already died & fallen off) I’m repotting the few good, firm stems, even some wrinkly/curling, thin stems in a succulent/chunky potting mixture. And, I’ll take your advice on the watering after repotting! Thanks again!! It’s early October & this cactus has several tiny little pink blooms/buds starting, but since stems/leaves are shriveling up, tiny flower buds have fallen off and looks like they are drying up. *** My one question… Since it is the blooming season (October), do you think there is any possibility that these tiny flower buds will have any chance of actually blooming into flowers this holiday season? (my guess is it won’t bloom after all it is going through in the transplanting today, so possibly next year she will bloom pretty for us) Any thoughts will be greatly appreciated. Thanks again sweetie!

So you don't push nodes down into soil, just place over?

I know this is a year ago. But I was wondering if you have an update on the babies and how they look?

I've hear giving philodendron more light for brighter pink is a myth abd it depends on the plant and if it has been chemical made to be a copy cat of a ppp (Aka Pink congo,)

hey are you okay? you havn’t posted in a while…

Thank you for your vlog. You were smart to address your concern immediately, avoiding further issues later on. The shape of your plant's clades tell me that you have a Thanksgiving Cactus, not a Christmas Cactus. Holiday Cacti don't have large root systems, so keeping the pot smaller is a good idea, as you want your TC to dry out between watering (not bone dry, though) to prevent root rot from developing, Adding a wider drain hole was wise, for sure. For that reason, I prefer terra cotta clay pots, as clay wicks excess moisture from the soil, however, some don't like to use them because the cacti may require more frequent watering than if potted in glazed or plastic pots. Cactus/succulent soil mix, I find, is a little too dry for these epiphytic, rainforest cacti. I mix my own soil, and it has some regular potting mix in it to maintain moisture. And I use a moisture meter to insure they are ready for a drink (even though I have been a house plant enthusiast for many years) because sometimes I just want added insurance, like another opinion. The Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter Cacti can live a long, long time with the proper care, far longer than the 30 years! that you mentioned. One of my CC belonged to my mother-in-law and it was her mother's plant, so, I am thinking it is about 100 years old. I have multiple plants of all three varieties and several orchid cactus plants as well. All have similar care requirements, but different bloom times.

I love the way you organize everything! Definitely going to have to do it this way

Just ordered some string of turtles cuttings, thanks for this info

A good trick would be to cut node cuts and pant each little turtle so that each root gets into the soil. Amd you will get more plants from doing it that way. Ty for the video

I currently own 6 of them and I’m terrified to repot my biggest one! She’s growing so tall and healthy and i think it’s time to change the pot!! Urg going to try this method.

Great video thank you ! So helpful and easy to follow, im repotting my limifolia who has SO many babies on monday and will be following along with your video 😅💖

Why take all that soil Off. ?

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WOOOO!!! Thx for shopping with us!!!! So happy you enjoyed your plant!!! Great unboxing video <33

Absolutely nice one

I put my string turtles in a greenhouse container tote hired the humidity to 80% and ambient temperature to 90 like they would be in Brazil the humidity helps pump up the turtle leaves

Is there an update video? :) curious to see how the plant did

I’m so happy to see you on RUclips! You’re an incredible woman, friend and a plant mama mentor!! We love ya😘🪴

Finally got myself a Pink Princess today and I’m so thankful for finding your video on some tips on how to care for one!😊

One of my Haworthas is covered in so many tiny pups to a point where it would be impossible to remove them

If I wanted to make my pot fuller should I do the propagation in the original pot itself or separately (then add the rooted cutting to the original pot)? Thanks!

Is it still growing pretty? update 😊?

Thanks for the update video! I've been looking for expected results before I tried the method.

Plastic pots best way to go

3:23 Actually shows plant.

are they still alive

Love the results <3 have you tried water prop method?

Uwoooow, im very interested 😍😍 nice to meed you 😊

Oh also, when I watched the 1st video of someone else's with doing this method, she let them in the tray for a couple months and then when she was repotting them into a pot, she filled a pot with succy soil and then poured the whole pas of moss into her hand and tipped them into the pot that way. So easy!

Continuing on from my message that sent on accident, then it doesn't damage the roots moving them around. So excited though!

I'm so glad you made an update video of this last yr when you did these! I've not ever done propagation like this with my turtles or hearts so I'm excited to hopefully get some results. I do know that for when they dry out, watering is ok. Don't have to replace the miss Everytime it dries which is helpful. Then it doesn't

Just an fyi, if you cut them into a little bit of smaller pieces, they actually encourage new growth and at different points. I've learned so much about how to cut up strings of things to propagate and have the best success. 😊 When I got mine, the seller told me to cut the long strings down into 3-4 inch pieces because they grow better and quicker that way. The end result months later is amazing!!

Sorry but you got it ALL WRONG!!!! CHRISTMAS CACTUS don't like cement pots at all... they don't breath near enough!! The soil after 2 years should be changed and it should always be wet to the touch, NEVER letting them dry out!!! I water mine ast least once a week, sometimes more in summer, and at least 2 times a week in winter and I live in California!! Also I noticed it hasn't grown AT ALL either!! It shouldn't just be blooming, it should be growing several leaf segments when it's not in bloom as well!! The fact that it hasn't done either means you're doing pretty much EVERYTHING WRONG!!!!! Just fyi!!!!