Thank you for the wonderful information! This plant reminds me so much of my grandma and l was able to keep hers alive for over 10 years…. And during one of my moves, my beautiful plant died. I just got a few cuttings from my neighbor and I’m waiting for them to root. Thank you, beautiful!
You are welcome. Thank you for watching. Wow, 10 years, that's amazing. I am sure your cuttings are gonna make an awesome plant. Enjoy it. I agree, it's a beautiful plant 🌱
It's my fifth day on a mini holiday and already stressing about my plants at home. I did not get plantsitter, never thought I will be in this position💔 your videos makes me want to buy more, more, more plants
Hope you are enjoying your time away. Your plants are gonna be fine and even if some gets a bit sad, they will bounce back. I feel the same, I want more plants 😀, lots more 😬. Thanks for watching ❤❤❤
You have given me hope after recently killing my schefflera. We moved it out of the space where it was getting amazing light and definitely over watered it. I can’t wait to see how it grows back.
I've planted mine outside for a summer, because I've seen them planted like this in Orlando, FL. I live in Atlanta area, and it was planted in full sun area. It grew 4-fold during the summer. It's so huge now! I don't know what to do with it if grows any bigger... Thanks for propagation advice, I want to grow few ti share with friends
I had a very tall 30 year old umbrella plant that was starting to develop root rot. So i chopped it up and propagated it. Out of 20 cuttings, I only kept one and it took soo long to develop roots. Then when it did i moved it to soil and for another 3 months it just sat there I almost thought to throw it away and BAM a new leaf has emerged, the entire process took 6 months. makes me wish i kept the other cuttings maybe something would have happened if i was more patient hahaha
Wow 30 years old, amazing. Propagation definitely requires patience, something not mentioned always. Some plants propagate faster than others. I am glad you didn't lose heart with the cutting you kept... seeing the new growth makes it all worth. Super happy for you. All the best 😊🌱
Love your videos. Yes, I agree with some of your commenters. I like your soft demeanor, how you speak. Pleasure seeing your plant collection. Thank you for your postings💕
My umbrella plant WAS gorgeous..then after several mts...droppd leaves. Long story short, i pruned it back. STILL needs help.😻 I'll try taking it out of its pot..clean it up., RE-pot it in fresh soil@ start all over again. New subscriber🌿
Thanks for this video.My son brought me this plant for my birthday and I am noticing that it is dying. This video helped me see what I am doing wrong. Hopefully I can bring it back!
i just got my second umbrella plant i killed one a long time ago when i first got into plants but i’m trying again, i also saw a variegated one at my nursery i was so close to getting it 😭 I LOVE UR VIDEOS BTW❤️
Lovely plant, the shape is so fun! Good to know how pruning can make it more bushy. I’m surprised it’s easy to propagate, I’d think it’s trickier since there aren’t nodes. I’m pretty patient with propagating too, I probably would have given up on it though but so cool it rooted on the bottom. I often see these in the outside section at the garden center and didn’t think about them as indoor plants. The leaves are super cute! Great tips, now I know for when I get one for my collection 🥰
Thanks Tatiana 😘. They are beautiful plants to have indoors. And yes, outdoors there are massive trees... You must get one for yourself and you won't regret it.❤❤❤
I have umbrella plants I use to have the variegated one which now I don’t because scale got into it and slow die. I only have one left so far it’s growing slowly this tips of your really going to help mine umbrella thrive happy . Thank you for sharing your time here . 😘
Sorry Myra, pests are terrible, it heartbreaking when that happens. All the best with the one you are left with, it is in good hands. 😘❤🍀. You are a great plant mama.
Hi There! I am new here because I've recently purchased a schefflera plant to raise indoors. I've have a huge one grow outside for years but it eventually died out. So I'm trying again!🤞 Thanks so much for sharing your experience!🥰
Hello Sisi. I just discovered your channel with this video. I said to myself, she’s South African. Are you Xhosa? I’m from Chicago but SA is my second home; I’m honorary South African 🤣 My best friend lives in Sandton. Lovely video.
@@bringlifeindoors2370 I read something to that nature, I just went back to find the type of plant it was is the Schefflera Leucantha; this particular plant is used in medicine and it's stems are edible, although the plant is poisonous.. I don't quite understand how it's medicinal or prepared, or if I could even get that variety here in the states.
I think why it took so long for your plant to root was that the stem was too long. The water and nutrients have to travel that whole distance. Make shorter cuttings and you should have roots quicker
Thank you for the wonderful information! This plant reminds me so much of my grandma and l was able to keep hers alive for over 10 years…. And during one of my moves, my beautiful plant died.
I just got a few cuttings from my neighbor and I’m waiting for them to root.
Thank you, beautiful!
You are welcome. Thank you for watching. Wow, 10 years, that's amazing. I am sure your cuttings are gonna make an awesome plant. Enjoy it. I agree, it's a beautiful plant 🌱
Thank you for showing how to cut and propagate!! Good information for a new umbrella plant owner!❤️
Thanks Jennifer 😍. Enjoy your Umbrella plants, it's a beautiful plant to have ❤🌱
This was the best video I’ve watched on the umbrella plant ! Thank you!
Thank you 🌱. Very kind of you 💕.
Love your accent 🤗🤗
Thank you 😊.
My favorite plant! I love the shape of the leaves. Mine has been growing like crazy.
It's a beautiful plant 🪴, enjoy it 🌱💖
Thank you so much for teaching about the pruning and where the shoots come out in relation to the cut. Exactly what I needed!
Thanks for watching 🌱
It's my fifth day on a mini holiday and already stressing about my plants at home. I did not get plantsitter, never thought I will be in this position💔 your videos makes me want to buy more, more, more plants
Hope you are enjoying your time away. Your plants are gonna be fine and even if some gets a bit sad, they will bounce back. I feel the same, I want more plants 😀, lots more 😬. Thanks for watching ❤❤❤
You have given me hope after recently killing my schefflera. We moved it out of the space where it was getting amazing light and definitely over watered it. I can’t wait to see how it grows back.
I am glad I could help. We learn as we go. I killed one before I could get it right. Thank you for watching 🌱
PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS :)
I really found it helpful and also u bring peace
Thanks Lirona, we'll do. Thank you for your kindness 💖🌱
Thank you for great advice. Bless you.
You are welcome ❤
I've planted mine outside for a summer, because I've seen them planted like this in Orlando, FL. I live in Atlanta area, and it was planted in full sun area. It grew 4-fold during the summer. It's so huge now! I don't know what to do with it if grows any bigger...
Thanks for propagation advice, I want to grow few ti share with friends
I had a very tall 30 year old umbrella plant that was starting to develop root rot. So i chopped it up and propagated it. Out of 20 cuttings, I only kept one and it took soo long to develop roots. Then when it did i moved it to soil and for another 3 months it just sat there I almost thought to throw it away and BAM a new leaf has emerged, the entire process took 6 months. makes me wish i kept the other cuttings maybe something would have happened if i was more patient hahaha
Wow 30 years old, amazing. Propagation definitely requires patience, something not mentioned always. Some plants propagate faster than others. I am glad you didn't lose heart with the cutting you kept... seeing the new growth makes it all worth. Super happy for you. All the best 😊🌱
Great video
I just found your channel, you have such a soothing joyous presence!!
Thank you so much Marisa 😍💖
i know I am kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch newly released series online ?
Love your videos. Yes, I agree with some of your commenters. I like your soft demeanor, how you speak. Pleasure seeing your plant collection. Thank you for your postings💕
Thank you Donna, very kind of you. Thank you for watching 💖
Very well explained .
Thank you 😍
My umbrella plant WAS gorgeous..then after several mts...droppd leaves. Long story short, i pruned it back. STILL needs help.😻 I'll try taking it out of its pot..clean it up., RE-pot it in fresh soil@ start all over again. New subscriber🌿
Hi Terrie, I am sorry for the late response. Hope you were able to safe your Umbrella plant. Thanks for subscribing, much appreciated ❤🌱
Thanks for this video.My son brought me this plant for my birthday and I am noticing that it is dying. This video helped me see what I am doing wrong. Hopefully I can bring it back!
Hi Ashlie, I am glad this was helpful. Hope it goes well with your plant 🪴😊, it's beautiful plant 😍.
i just got my second umbrella plant i killed one a long time ago when i first got into plants but i’m trying again, i also saw a variegated one at my nursery i was so close to getting it 😭 I LOVE UR VIDEOS BTW❤️
Enjoy it, it's a beautiful plant 🪴. I bought myself the variegated one two weeks ago and I am loving it. Thanks for watching ❤🌱
Thank you for your wonderful energy and for the useful info!
I like your care tips Moira and thanks for sharing. Have a fab day with your family
Thanks Adel 😘😘😘
Lovely plant, the shape is so fun! Good to know how pruning can make it more bushy. I’m surprised it’s easy to propagate, I’d think it’s trickier since there aren’t nodes. I’m pretty patient with propagating too, I probably would have given up on it though but so cool it rooted on the bottom. I often see these in the outside section at the garden center and didn’t think about them as indoor plants. The leaves are super cute! Great tips, now I know for when I get one for my collection 🥰
Thanks Tatiana 😘. They are beautiful plants to have indoors. And yes, outdoors there are massive trees... You must get one for yourself and you won't regret it.❤❤❤
lovely umbrella plant! I haven't tried fertilizing it at all, but maybe I will now
Thank you 😍. All the best 🌱
I have umbrella plants I use to have the variegated one which now I don’t because scale got into it and slow die. I only have one left so far it’s growing slowly this tips of your really going to help mine umbrella thrive happy . Thank you for sharing your time here . 😘
Sorry Myra, pests are terrible, it heartbreaking when that happens. All the best with the one you are left with, it is in good hands. 😘❤🍀. You are a great plant mama.
Hi There! I am new here because I've recently purchased a schefflera plant to raise indoors. I've have a huge one grow outside for years but it eventually died out. So I'm trying again!🤞 Thanks so much for sharing your experience!🥰
Hi 👋. Schefflera is a beautiful plant. I wish you all best. Thanks for watching 😍
Ahh this is great! I just got a variagated schleffera and I'm so excited to take care of him. :)
Enjoy it, its a beautiful plant. 🌱😍
Thank you for the tips...gonna give it another try.
Thank you 💖
Hello Sisi. I just discovered your channel with this video. I said to myself, she’s South African. Are you Xhosa? I’m from Chicago but SA is my second home; I’m honorary South African 🤣 My best friend lives in Sandton. Lovely video.
Hello Hope. Yes, I am South African. I am Tswana, from Sandton, Johannesburg. Thank you for watching ❤🌱
We’ve probably crossed paths at Pick N’ Pay 🤣 I enjoy your content. Keep well, Sisi.
Schefflera
Thank u ..u r sweet ))
Can this plant survive . Cold?
Mine handles winter just fine. Give it a try and see how it goes. 🌱
Your plant looks lovely. I want to ask, are these plants edible?
Thank you. No, they are not edible. 🌱
@@bringlifeindoors2370 I read something to that nature, I just went back to find the type of plant it was is the Schefflera Leucantha; this particular plant is used in medicine and it's stems are edible, although the plant is poisonous.. I don't quite understand how it's medicinal or prepared, or if I could even get that variety here in the states.
I think why it took so long for your plant to root was that the stem was too long. The water and nutrients have to travel that whole distance. Make shorter cuttings and you should have roots quicker
Thank you Chris, that is so helpful 😀. I didn't know that. Much appreciated 🌱
Thank you for your wonderful tip.