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hi there thank you for the comment, and you are very welcome 😀

hey, i totally agree with your comment, it s so easy care and rewarding, and, as you said, easy to propagate…do you have more philodendrons?

hey, bedankt voor je comment!wel, voor zover ik me herinner bestond ecuagenera europe nog niet toen ik planten bij hen begon te bestellen, dus deed ik dat vanuit Ecuador. ondertussen heb ik al wel besteld bij ecuagenera Duitsland. maar soms blijf ik bestellen vanuit Ecuador, omdat ze soms planten hebben die ze nog niet in Europa hebben of die goedkoper zijn daar. hoe is jouw ervaring met ecuagenera?

hey, thanks for thé comment, it s an awesome plant indeed, and very easy care☺️

is it a difficult plant in your experience?

I m not sure actually, so to be on the safe side i would not risk it🤷🏾‍♂️

I m in brussels, belgium…sometimes we have cold winters, sometimes not, it really depends on the year☺️

hi there, thanks for leaving a comment, i appreciate it, the syngonium is gorgeous indeed 😀

hey, thanks for commenting, it is a good suggestion, i have many succulents both inside and outside, i should do a tour indeed ☺️

hi, thanks for your comment, good to know, i think those clearance plants deserve to be saved, unless they are beyond saving of course🙂

hey, thanks for your comment, and for sharing your experience, so it must be in the dna of this plant to be such a vigourous grower ☺️

hi, thanks for commenting, and thank you for thé compliment, i do appreciate it!

hi, thanks for thé comment, i d love to have a decursiva, but they seem hard to find here 🧐

hi, thanks for commenting, all the plants i showed are healthy and growing like crazy so no worries, allthough some are cuttings that i will obviously have to repot in order to give them more space to grow…the only goal of the video was to show the versatiliy of monsteras when it comes to the substrate they grow in☺️

hi thanks for the comment..only the ones in perlite in the glass container lack drainage holes, the other ones have drainage….

hi, thanks for the comment…unfortunately my bathroom has no window, so i m keeping the ferns on my kitchen balcony 🙂

hi, thank you for the comment and the suggestion, funny enough i just finished a video update on my grandipes that i will post soon so stay tuned, you will be amazed 🤓

hey, thanks for your comment, it does indeed, that s why i would say the pink princess must be one of the parent plants ☺️

hey, thanks for your comment and suggestions, i agree with you, and the stick method i show could be an cheap and quick alternative for both…but of course a true mosspole would be ideal 😁

​@@houseplantheavenorhell8438yes. I bought those coconut poles and they have been disappointing. The wood stake is not treated and rots. So now I just stick the coconut pole in the pot without the wood piece. I like that they are extendable, but I do not see the roots attaching. Maybe a pothos would. A cedar Wood thick stake or a pine wood plank may be better. Add some moss at the nodes and wrap it with plastic. I could try again with these coconut poles. Maybe soak them in water for a day and rinse, keep them moist. But a wood plank or even a yard stick seem ok. I will try a weather/water proof spray to treat the part of the wood I insert in the pot

@@stefpix indeed the roots rarely attach themselves to these coconut sticks, i sometimes just use them to attach the plant to myself😝

@@houseplantheavenorhell8438 the Canadian RUclips channel “everything plants” did a comparison between planks and moss poles and other support. I have 2 Phiilodendron esmeraldense from ecuagenera. I put one on these coconut poles with some spaghnum at the nodes and another in those clear flexible plastic moss poles. They grew tall. But the one in the proper moss pole got huge leaves so quickly. I just chopped them to restart them with moss poles and hopefully get one with large leaves all the way. The coco fiber poles dry out so quickly. They would probably work in a greenhouse with good relative.

philodendron esmeraldense is a fast grower indeed, i just propagated mine too, also from Ecuagenera 😀

hi, thanks for your comment and kind words, i really appreciate it😊

hi, thanks for your comment, for me it was the very first aglaonema ever to bloom, but then again i don t have many…and you are right, i never had and Epipremnum bloom for me either 😅

hi, thanks for commenting,, u are right, but in the end it would be the same thing….a healthy plant would also outgrow a mosspole just as it would outgrow a coco stick…but u are right😀

@@houseplantheavenorhell8438 the top part of a plant outgrowing a moss pole can be cut with the moss pole, and the cutting would have enough roots in the moss to be repotted right away (although I would cut the stem a day or 2 in advance to allow the cut to dry out to prevent rot and infection). Cutting the top of a plant on a coco pole or wood plank would mean having to put it in moss, perlite or water to grow some roots before repotting it. Both methods have pros and cons. Using a stake, a plank or coco pole is less demanding.

I completely agree, and propagating a plant can be so much fun☺️

Hi there, thank you for watching and commenting, a true transformation indeed…time and patience is all it took 🙂

Hi there, thanks for the comment 😊

Hi, thanks for leaving a comment, and sorry to hear, at the moment we also have rain and clouds in Belgium 😝

Hey, thanks for posting a comment and for your kind words, i appreciate it!

hi there, thanks for your comment…i agree, such a vigorous grower that i don t mind if the plant sometimes forgets that it is variegated 😅

hey, thanks for commenting…you are absolutely right… i don t know about its availability outside of Belgium though…

Hi there, thank you for thé compliment and for subscribing, i really appreciate it😊

hey, thanks for the comment…could u explain why?

hi there, thank you for your comment and compliment, i appreciate it☺️

hello, thanks for commenting 😊

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thanks for your comment. however, i am not struggling in any way, because the goal of my channel is not monetization. so to me the « problems » you have identified are in my view not problems. thank you though for your information😊.

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hi, thank you for the comment and the rhumbs up, i apppreciate it 😊

hi, thanks for the question, i think it depends on the species, mine was curly from the start and stayed that way, i didn t have to do anything myself for it to be curly 😄

I found out if it sits on more sun it gets much more currly.

hi, thanks for the comment and the suggestion…it may well be a philodendron… currently i tend to think mine is some species of epipremnum because of how it grows…but your guess is as good as mine🙂

Hi there, thanks for the comment…I will do another update in summer 😊

hi there, thank you so much for your comment and helpful suggestions…i have to agree, it s a very easy care plant that does its own thing, i also just let it crawl without support and it s doing just fine so far 😉

hi there, thanks for the comment, you are absolutely right, i will have to give it a mosspole 😊

hi there, thank you for your comment and kind words, i really appreciate it😊

hi there, thank you for your comment, these plants where shipped to me from a neighbouring country, so it was a short trip.They were very well packed and it wasn t cold… all these things help 😉

hi there, thanks for your comment and suggestion, i should definedly try what you have been doing 🤔☺️!

hi there, thanks for the comment…it is what i should have done from the start; i will put my second, new patriciae on a mosspole soon so i can compare 😊

@@houseplantheavenorhell8438 It will grow Fast & BIG on a moss pole, mine is getting very Long leaves on "Vertical Grow" Grow Vertical poles, they send overseas, plastic back 🙏😇💐🦘

hi there, thanks for your kind words !

Hi, thank you for your comment, indeed the flowers are beautiful 🙃

thank you !😄

thanks for the comment 😊

thanks for the comment, this plant was sold to me as an elegans, but with philodendrons sometimes you can’t be sure 😝

I would like to get a piece of that beautiful plant.