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I love how well you take care of your plants. You're also so informative without acting like you know better than someone else. Lovely content, thank you for brightening my morning!
Wind is aggravating to me too when I try to get work done with plants luved seeing the method of dividing plants up for your friends and potential resale to help fund plants for the future
Did the same two months ago with my Monstera V., but still left every cutting inside the moss. I did it for two reasons. First, the top of the plant turned nearly complete green (this is the only part I removed from the pole), so I wanted a reshoot at the more variegated parts. Second, I wanted a more lush appearance. And it worked so well! The plant gave me eight beautiful variegated reshoots and starts climbing again. Thanks for your amazing input.
Sounds like you made the right choice !! I always say 'good things come from cutting your plants' .... don't understand why people are so afraid of it :P
I hope your friend allows us to see plantifying his space in your channel 😅 that would be interesting to see. Thanks for showing propagation this way ❤
Quick question...don't you find moss so much easier to remove when it is wet? Because I do, but I never hear anyone suggest wetting it first as a way to protect the roots. Or is it just me that thinks this? Anyhow, I love your videos, I learn so much and I really enjoy the educational part of plant videos. Thanks so much friend!
I’m going to start doing it this way. I used to cut and immediately repot but it makes so much sense to wait after cutting and give it time to make more roots!!
@@sydneyplantguy can you read my mind again? Can you do one on the best way to successfully propagate corms. Only like, 1/3 of my corms survive propagation.
@@sydneyplantguy hey, a tips a tip. Lol. How about tips for my oxalis? How I do I get more growth like yours? Yours is so gorgeous it’s the reason I went out and bought one. Lol.
This is my first video of yours, and it is already blowing my mind with the propagation technique. Ive already booked the next few weeks of my life watching all of your older content!
Hello from Germany 🙋🏼♀️ just watched a video from you for the first time and was mindblown about the idea to cut and propagate on the mosspole. Thank you for the inspiration!
I have been working in the wind for the last three days putting up about 400 foot added fencing on top of my origional fencing to keep my new very small rescue dog safely in my yard. First day of this second round of fencing was all done under trees. The efforts of fencing and first cutting back shrubbry so I could work along that fence line and the cold wind has exhausted me. So glad it is raining with possible snow later today. My 73 year old body is screaming at me for a break. That is a nice looking plant. I have sent offmany plants over the last year and am also enjoying the less cluttered look. I still have a lot of plants. More than enough. LOL
@@sydneyplantguy Oh I did I was not using the chain saw this time. Space too close to be safe handling it. I have a good sharp hand / tree saw. Thanks.
I just finished rebuilding my moss poles with a plastic back last weekend and the moss is still wet. So it was definitly a good decision. Now I am excited to see how my plants will on them. Also, the wind and cars in the background aren't too big of a problem. Greeting from Germany :D
Did you follow Jans conversion method and chop down the sides of the pole then attach the back? I got lazy and just wrapped some plastic backing round the back half of mine for the minute! Will do a full convert at some point.
@@manabushltd3250 I only watched Jans video about building the "regular" moss poles (only wire mesh and moss). I took those apart, cut the wire mesh to it's new size and attached it to the plastic. Just make sure that the plastic is bigger than the wire. Otherweise you will not get to this "D"-shape.
Yesssss thx Jan, I've been longing for this video for a while 😊 at first I was like "woah take it easy there buddy!" But then I saw those roots ❤ I've been putting my Philo's on plastic backed ones like the Grow Verticals (but DIY'd them) and it's nice to see the result!! 🎉
Just watching you do all that was really therapeutic! The winds lately have been ridiculous. It was almost gale force on Sunday arvo at the Collectors' Plant Fair😱Glad you got it all done before the wind got too strong 👍🏼
I love this guy very informative, the accent 😊 and loving how’s he take care of his plants ❤️❤️❤️ when I got to go to Australia maybe meet u and AJ ❤️❤️❤️❤️ love love love
Sound was good considering the traffic you get 😊 Video was super informative as always and that reminds me I need to the same for a plant which reached the top of its moss pole. Thanks for the reminder... And the video of course 😂
Great Vid again Jan thankyou - kind of how i expected you did it! But great to have it confirmed as some of my plants are starting to reach the tops of their 180cm poles - so soon to be very relevant for me!
I verry verry 🥰🥰🥰🥰like and love your all plants i always look your vedio and try and try but i haven't value plants i haven't words your work more beautiful and marvelous i m Sri Lankan house wife thanks MR Sydney
Just bought my first Grow Verticals from AJ at Growing Grounds and waiting for them to arrive! Your comment about the recycled ones gave me a minor panic though and prompted me to double-check, as I had bought the black ones specifically because they were the eco option. And yes, turns out the black one is the only recycled option, not the green/grey one. Don't know if they've recently changed it since you got your green/grey ones.
Great video thanks Jan . Do you reckon that snipping between nodes will work on lower section of plant that's lost many leaves? Glad you're enjoying the benefits of having an outdoors! Don't know how you managed to keep so clean inside. I've decided that it's actually quicker and easier to cart all my poles outside for watering and a good draining, rather than mucking around with bottles and drainage, emptying outer pots, then cleaning up.
It totally would :) When my plants were smaller I did that too, take them all outside, hose them down & bring them back. But by now most of my plants are too large to move them around all the time.
Love the outdoor setting for your video. Your new mic works great with all the wind. Was wondering if it would have been easier for you to separate the roots from the moss if first you had soaked the moss with water? 🤔
for the road noise try to record a couple seconds of just silence you can use a noise cancelation effect that uses the first couple seconds of quiet as a template o3o
Ok I have a philodendron that I have searched for an ID and it looks like the one you showed.. so I guess mine is not a bipennifolium.. But I have been wanting to chop it because its too tall so Thanks for this video.
I don’t really do things differently in winter. Just plants dry out less quickly so less watering :) i have w full video about the lights linked in the description :)
Jan...😍 INSPIRED!..❤️ I love this Video. ( It's Okay!.. I can hear your voice well!.👌) I really appreciate this video because I want to know how to propagate plant this way!..😍.. I was wondering this idea about how long I should wait to know the perfect time to separate the cutted vine!.. And, The cutest Brad, we love him!..😻🐈💖.. Jan...😊 Thank you soo much for sharing this lovely video!..🎶 My Place!..🎶 The WIND is moving!.💞.. CHEERS!.. 💞💓💐🌈🌸🥰💚😻🐈💖🤗😊...
Hi there! I was wondering between what temperatures are you planning to keep the plants outside - those that survive the experiment. I am from Romania, we have a night low of 6 Celsius - spring is cpming - and am i eagerly waiting to put some plants outside. Thanks!
It shouldn’t get below 10 all too often :) if they aren’t used to cooler temps they’ll throw a hissie fit so make sure to slowly get them used to it. If in doubt, wait a little longer
You inspired me to make mosspoles! However, I now have to water them every second day..(with the bottle like you do as well:)) do you have any tips? I'm thinking that I didn't put enough moss in there so that it dries out quicker than I would prefer. Greetings from the windy Netherlands!
Hey :) yes it could be not enough moss , or the pole could be too skinny (so it can’t hold enough moss). Also keep the pole in a humid environment to stop it from drying out :)
@@sydneyplantguy I have tried putting a light plastic backing on the pole (about half the thickenss of the grow vertical medium size product) and cable ties every 10cm - this is working well and a good compromise to reduce watering needs and be able to put it close to the wall and not worry about mildew :)
Hi there, is there a tutorial video about making an open sided most pole like the one you have in this video? What do you use for the back part of the pole?
Can you do me a favor and tell me what the size is on your plastic moss poles are from side to side...how wide they are? Please & thank you! P.S. I'm American so I don't regularly use millimeters I always think of wrenches when you say stuff in millimeters...lol...but whatever easier for you! & And I love how you hung your plants off your fence what a genius idea ... I am starting to copy that!
I must say I would be cutting random. In saying that, I've only now collected the moss pole stuff together to start making sphagnum poles. My delima is what plant to put on pole first. I've many plants in my collection that I can use. 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤
I'm lovely your all plants all ways i look if i can .i ll come but it's only dream my country is sri lanka i try and try follow you happy journey MR Sydney
Wow....ive been watching your videos and i love your plants they are very beautiful and huge too.... 😍😍😍 i also love plants too.... from PHILIPPINES here.... hope you will notice my message....
@@sydneyplantguy I built the moss pole as per your specification but the pole is unstable and wobbly. I do put chunk mix at the bottom like you showed. What am I doing wrong? Or will it get more stable as the plant roots in it? I really appreciate the info you are sharing as it is really helpful in pursuing my hobby. Thank you.
I can foster one or two of your statement plants if you like ;) Mine are starting to grow now that they have acclimatised to my house climate. Also, several others have died (they were just babies in 2.5cm pots - but still adult prices!) so I won't be buying them again unless I can get a potted adult or a decent cutting. How cool is Sydney in your winter? I've only experienced Brisbane during the winter.
Hi! Does anyone have any tips about keeping the pot dry while watering your moss pole? I am worried the water from it drops to the pot and might cause mould down. 😢
What I have found to work best is to put the plant in a REALLY chunky airy mix. That way it dries out fast enough that when you water the pole the plant needs it also. 💚
Agree with Taya above, and also when watering the moss pole, water more frequently but use less volume of water so there is no excess draining into the pot :)
I had this issue for a bit, after a few waterings you start to learn how much each pole will Take without putting water into the the outer cache pot, i still let it go all the way through once very week or two though, because the pot does need water as well! Then I empty the cache pot. I have actually stopped using any very fine particle substrate in my mix at all. Its just a mix of bark, coco chunks, pumice, perlite, zeolite, lava rock and bit of activated carbon. I think its more akin to growing hydroponically to in soil tbh. Works tho.
I haven't tried them so can't speak from experience but I can't see how this could possibly be more efficient than just flipping a bottle upside down :P
Is philendendron birkins grow bigger? I don't know I pronouncing it correctly. I want it to grow too big like the one u ve on your behind but my plant is like table top size.
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I love how well you take care of your plants. You're also so informative without acting like you know better than someone else. Lovely content, thank you for brightening my morning!
Thank you :) there is no one way of growing plants, so there is nobody knowing better than somebody else :) thanks for watching !
@@sydneyplantguy you really do so well with your plants, it shows. Your plants look fantastic
Wind is aggravating to me too when I try to get work done with plants luved seeing the method of dividing plants up for your friends and potential resale to help fund plants for the future
Good to know i’m not the only one!! Thank you:)
Did the same two months ago with my Monstera V., but still left every cutting inside the moss.
I did it for two reasons. First, the top of the plant turned nearly complete green (this is the only part I removed from the pole), so I wanted a reshoot at the more variegated parts.
Second, I wanted a more lush appearance.
And it worked so well! The plant gave me eight beautiful variegated reshoots and starts climbing again.
Thanks for your amazing input.
Sounds like you made the right choice !! I always say 'good things come from cutting your plants' .... don't understand why people are so afraid of it :P
I hope your friend allows us to see plantifying his space in your channel 😅 that would be interesting to see. Thanks for showing propagation this way ❤
Thanks :)
Quick question...don't you find moss so much easier to remove when it is wet? Because I do, but I never hear anyone suggest wetting it first as a way to protect the roots. Or is it just me that thinks this? Anyhow, I love your videos, I learn so much and I really enjoy the educational part of plant videos. Thanks so much friend!
I do 2
Oh for sure. If dry, the moss is pretty much impossible to remove. My moss poles are never dry though, I keep them moist :)
I’m going to start doing it this way. I used to cut and immediately repot but it makes so much sense to wait after cutting and give it time to make more roots!!
Yes much easier & reduces stress on the plant :)
I was just thinking about this. And then BAM! New video!
I can read minds :)
@@sydneyplantguy can you read my mind again? Can you do one on the best way to successfully propagate corms. Only like, 1/3 of my corms survive propagation.
I haven't really propagated corms all too often so I don't have any tips apart from 'peeling' it like an onion before you pop it in some moss :)
@@sydneyplantguy hey, a tips a tip. Lol.
How about tips for my oxalis? How I do I get more growth like yours? Yours is so gorgeous it’s the reason I went out and bought one. Lol.
This is my first video of yours, and it is already blowing my mind with the propagation technique. Ive already booked the next few weeks of my life watching all of your older content!
Hehe glad you find it helpful!! Vertical growing is a game changer !! :)
I looove you new place is small in cozy and plus bonus have a yard im so happy for u 💚💚💚
Thanks :)
Best way to start my day that’s for sure 😻 thanks for being a real gem!
Thanks for watching :)
The backyard/garden space in the new APT is quite nice!
Thanks :)
Hi quick question, when you water your plants outside, before that you used to water with filter water, how have your plants adjusted to tap water 😁
So far so good :)
Hello from Germany 🙋🏼♀️ just watched a video from you for the first time and was mindblown about the idea to cut and propagate on the mosspole. Thank you for the inspiration!
Welcome to the world of Moss Poles !!!! :) happy growing !
The sound manages to deal with the wind perfectly but you hear the traffic noise. But not in a way that distracts from you talking or overpowers it.
Let’s just pretend it’s calming ocean sounds :D
@@sydneyplantguy :)
I have been working in the wind for the last three days putting up about 400 foot added fencing on top of my origional fencing to keep my new very small rescue dog safely in my yard. First day of this second round of fencing was all done under trees. The efforts of fencing and first cutting back shrubbry so I could work along that fence line and the cold wind has exhausted me. So glad it is raining with possible snow later today. My 73 year old body is screaming at me for a break.
That is a nice looking plant. I have sent offmany plants over the last year and am also enjoying the less cluttered look. I still have a lot of plants. More than enough. LOL
Stay safe :)
@@sydneyplantguy Oh I did I was not using the chain saw this time. Space too close to be safe handling it. I have a good sharp hand / tree saw. Thanks.
You can hear the road but the video sounds great! Very informative as usual!
Thank you :) let's just pretend the road is the calming ocean :D
I just finished rebuilding my moss poles with a plastic back last weekend and the moss is still wet. So it was definitly a good decision. Now I am excited to see how my plants will on them.
Also, the wind and cars in the background aren't too big of a problem.
Greeting from Germany :D
Thank you :)
Did you follow Jans conversion method and chop down the sides of the pole then attach the back? I got lazy and just wrapped some plastic backing round the back half of mine for the minute! Will do a full convert at some point.
@@manabushltd3250 I only watched Jans video about building the "regular" moss poles (only wire mesh and moss). I took those apart, cut the wire mesh to it's new size and attached it to the plastic. Just make sure that the plastic is bigger than the wire. Otherweise you will not get to this "D"-shape.
@@bob9108 yeah ive made a few plastic backed ones from scratch but not yet converted a round one!
Yesssss thx Jan, I've been longing for this video for a while 😊 at first I was like "woah take it easy there buddy!" But then I saw those roots ❤
I've been putting my Philo's on plastic backed ones like the Grow Verticals (but DIY'd them) and it's nice to see the result!! 🎉
Glad you liked the video :)
What do you use for the plastic back?:)
What a beautiful plant. I have a baby philodendron no I’d. I hope its the same one. Thank you for all your information. Sorry about the wind
You’re a genius! I’m gonna order some of these poles ❤
Thank you, very educational…. Love the new set up…..
Thank you :)
Good to see you, Brad and the plants settling in well. 🌱💚
Thanks :)
Better to be out in the courtyard, natural surroundings! I like it.
Hi your plants are absolutely beautiful 😻
That worked out very well ,so many plants from one!👍
💚☘️🌱🌵💚
Thanks :) good things come from chopping your plants :)
Just watching you do all that was really therapeutic! The winds lately have been ridiculous. It was almost gale force on Sunday arvo at the Collectors' Plant Fair😱Glad you got it all done before the wind got too strong 👍🏼
Thank you :) yeah we’ve had some crazy windy days !!
I love this guy very informative, the accent 😊 and loving how’s he take care of his plants ❤️❤️❤️ when I got to go to Australia maybe meet u and AJ ❤️❤️❤️❤️ love love love
Thanks :)
Love the new back drop!
Thanks :)
Could you maybe make a video what has changed in your care since you put your plants outside? Would be great!
I will eventually , need to gain more experiences growing outdoors first :)
Sort of like air layering, but on a moss pole. Good way also to keep your propagations stable and still growing healthy.
Yes, growing a plant on a moss pole = air layering
thanks so much for this video
Glad you liked it :)
hi! when keeping your plants outside in the summer do you ever worry about bugs nesting in the moss poles or soil?
Sound was good considering the traffic you get 😊
Video was super informative as always and that reminds me I need to the same for a plant which reached the top of its moss pole. Thanks for the reminder... And the video of course 😂
Glad you liked it :)
Great Vid again Jan thankyou - kind of how i expected you did it! But great to have it confirmed as some of my plants are starting to reach the tops of their 180cm poles - so soon to be very relevant for me!
Glad you found it helpful :)
I verry verry 🥰🥰🥰🥰like and love your all plants i always look your vedio and try and try but i haven't value plants i haven't words your work more beautiful and marvelous i m Sri Lankan house wife thanks MR Sydney
Thanks :)
#amazing content 🌟
congrats on the new place!
Thank you :))
Just bought my first Grow Verticals from AJ at Growing Grounds and waiting for them to arrive! Your comment about the recycled ones gave me a minor panic though and prompted me to double-check, as I had bought the black ones specifically because they were the eco option. And yes, turns out the black one is the only recycled option, not the green/grey one. Don't know if they've recently changed it since you got your green/grey ones.
Hey :) i belive they have an eco green and an eco black :) happy growing !
Great video thanks Jan . Do you reckon that snipping between nodes will work on lower section of plant that's lost many leaves? Glad you're enjoying the benefits of having an outdoors! Don't know how you managed to keep so clean inside. I've decided that it's actually quicker and easier to cart all my poles outside for watering and a good draining, rather than mucking around with bottles and drainage, emptying outer pots, then cleaning up.
It totally would :)
When my plants were smaller I did that too, take them all outside, hose them down & bring them back. But by now most of my plants are too large to move them around all the time.
What fertilizer did you use to get such big leaves? ❤
Love watching your video, ... What kind of plastic you’re using for the backing and Where can I buy it? . Thank you😊
Chexk the description :)
& thank you:)
Roots for weeks! What was the timeframe from cutting to potting up?
i reckon just under 2 months :)
Love the outdoor setting for your video. Your new mic works great with all the wind.
Was wondering if it would have been easier for you to separate the roots from the moss if first you had soaked the moss with water? 🤔
Thanks :) The moss was already wet :)
for the road noise try to record a couple seconds of just silence
you can use a noise cancelation effect that uses the first couple seconds of quiet as a template o3o
Good tip :)
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Thanks :)
Ok I have a philodendron that I have searched for an ID and it looks like the one you showed.. so I guess mine is not a bipennifolium.. But I have been wanting to chop it because its too tall so Thanks for this video.
Glad you liked it :)
Definitely one of my favorite channels. Made me want to grow everything up poles. 😂😂
Glad to hear you find my videos helpful :)
Any tips on how to keep the pots from toppling over? Mine are so top heavy I can't keep them upright. 😢
As we go into winter, would you mind doing a video on what you do differently? What are the bar lights you have and how do you like them?
I don’t really do things differently in winter. Just plants dry out less quickly so less watering :) i have w full video about the lights linked in the description :)
@@sydneyplantguy thank you, handsome
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Thank you :)
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What kind of plastic u use for your pole. Thanks
Link in the description :)
I've enjoyed your videos! Very informative! Where do you get your pots that you use?
I found your planting video that had the answer. Thank you!
Thanks :)
Hi there!
I was wondering between what temperatures are you planning to keep the plants outside - those that survive the experiment.
I am from Romania, we have a night low of 6 Celsius - spring is cpming - and am i eagerly waiting to put some plants outside.
Thanks!
It shouldn’t get below 10 all too often :) if they aren’t used to cooler temps they’ll throw a hissie fit so make sure to slowly get them used to it. If in doubt, wait a little longer
Beautiful plants! They look amazing with the moss poles! Where do you get the back plastic for the moss poles? I’m in the USA
Link in the description :)
You inspired me to make mosspoles! However, I now have to water them every second day..(with the bottle like you do as well:)) do you have any tips? I'm thinking that I didn't put enough moss in there so that it dries out quicker than I would prefer. Greetings from the windy Netherlands!
Hey :) yes it could be not enough moss , or the pole could be too skinny (so it can’t hold enough moss). Also keep the pole in a humid environment to stop it from drying out :)
@@sydneyplantguy I have tried putting a light plastic backing on the pole (about half the thickenss of the grow vertical medium size product) and cable ties every 10cm - this is working well and a good compromise to reduce watering needs and be able to put it close to the wall and not worry about mildew :)
oh i will add - width 10cm - so not seen from the front at all
Hello you! - can I use moss found on my property? (Norway) If i warm it in my stove first, perhaps?
I haven't tried but as long as it has water retention, why not ?! Just make sure you don't bring any pests in :)
Wind affects me exactly the same way. I am absolutely on edge. 😑😄
Hi there, is there a tutorial video about making an open sided most pole like the one you have in this video? What do you use for the back part of the pole?
Check the description :) i buy them from a company called grow vertical
Looks almost like an Ernestii x giganteum!
Any of your plants that need a new home please send them to me
Can you give us a update on philodendron melanochrysun
Thank you for this vidéo 💚🇫🇷🙏🌿
Thanks for watching :)
Very helpful video
Thank you :)
Şahane çok şey öğrendim teşekkürler
Can you do me a favor and tell me what the size is on your plastic moss poles are from side to side...how wide they are?
Please & thank you!
P.S. I'm American so I don't regularly use millimeters I always think of wrenches when you say stuff in millimeters...lol...but whatever easier for you!
& And I love how you hung your plants off your fence what a genius idea ... I am starting to copy that!
I must say I would be cutting random. In saying that, I've only now collected the moss pole stuff together to start making sphagnum poles. My delima is what plant to put on pole first. I've many plants in my collection that I can use. 😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉❤
I'm lovely your all plants all ways i look if i can .i ll come but it's only dream my country is sri lanka i try and try follow you happy journey MR Sydney
Maybe a Philodendron Bipennifolium ?
Hey! That philodendron (no id) i think and looks like a rugosum?
No :) if it was a rugosum than it would have an ID right :P it is an unidentified hybrid of some sort
Wow....ive been watching your videos and i love your plants they are very beautiful and huge too.... 😍😍😍 i also love plants too.... from PHILIPPINES here.... hope you will notice my message....
Thanks :)
I have a question. How many 90cm moss poles do you stack up to make one large pole?
2 :)
@@sydneyplantguy Thank you.
@@sydneyplantguy I built the moss pole as per your specification but the pole is unstable and wobbly. I do put chunk mix at the bottom like you showed. What am I doing wrong? Or will it get more stable as the plant roots in it? I really appreciate the info you are sharing as it is really helpful in pursuing my hobby. Thank you.
I can foster one or two of your statement plants if you like ;) Mine are starting to grow now that they have acclimatised to my house climate. Also, several others have died (they were just babies in 2.5cm pots - but still adult prices!) so I won't be buying them again unless I can get a potted adult or a decent cutting. How cool is Sydney in your winter? I've only experienced Brisbane during the winter.
It should rarely get below 10 :)
You should name that NOID philo the Bicycle Seat Philodendron. Every leaf looks like one
Haha so true
Hi! Does anyone have any tips about keeping the pot dry while watering your moss pole? I am worried the water from it drops to the pot and might cause mould down. 😢
What I have found to work best is to put the plant in a REALLY chunky airy mix. That way it dries out fast enough that when you water the pole the plant needs it also. 💚
Agree with Taya above, and also when watering the moss pole, water more frequently but use less volume of water so there is no excess draining into the pot :)
I had this issue for a bit, after a few waterings you start to learn how much each pole will
Take without putting water into the the outer cache pot, i still let it go all the way through once very week or two though, because the pot does need water as well! Then I empty the cache pot. I have actually stopped using any very fine particle substrate in my mix at all. Its just a mix of bark, coco chunks, pumice, perlite, zeolite, lava rock and bit of activated carbon. I think its more akin to growing hydroponically to in soil tbh. Works tho.
Thanks every one!
So cool! 🤩
Thank you :)
@@sydneyplantguy keep on entertaining us with your plant growing prowess…😍😎🤩
Sorry to make a second comment, but have you ever tried self watering mosspoles, and what are your thoughts?
I haven't tried them so can't speak from experience but I can't see how this could possibly be more efficient than just flipping a bottle upside down :P
Is philendendron birkins grow bigger?
I don't know I pronouncing it correctly.
I want it to grow too big like the one u ve on your behind but my plant is like table top size.
I have never seen a large one so might be that they don't really mature much
@@sydneyplantguy oh bad.okay.thank you for responding.❤️
Anyone know the name of the palm like plant on the bottom on Jan's right? Thanks.
Are you maybe referring to Monstera subpinnata?:)
@@sydneyplantguy Thank you! 🏵️
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I wont lie i thought Jan said "advanced Meth" (just finished a 12 hour shift moments!)
haha it does sound like it with my accent :P
IF ,YOU CAN YOU SAY TO US YOUR PLANTS MIXER AGAIN AND AGAIN
I have a video on my aroid mix :)