I read that Manjula is a cross between N’Joy and Marble Queen (not Pearls and Jade). My baby Manjula has finally decided that it’s happy and is growing like a champ. I imagine it will take years to get as long as yours though. Beautiful plant! 💚
Hi Karen! I saw both listed as the cross. Marble Queen makes more sense to me though. There’s so much conflicting info out there. Don’t be surprised if it just suddenly takes off. Once it’s happy there’s no stopping it lol.
I was gifted one of these. I hadn't heard of this type before so off to RUclips I went 😂. It has a stand that has reverted, so it's like I got two in one 😉😂 I love pothos and philodendrons, typically such easy growers. Thank you for this video.
Yeahhh You make it💚just like that💚 one of my favorite planting channels, thank you so much Gena for sharing your knowledge and entertainment for all of us 💚😘
Thank you!!!! The pots of manjula are doing amazingly!!! Growing so many roots. They should be in my shop before too much longer if you are located in the US 😊. Thank you again!!! 💚💚💚
PERFECT timing on this video. I just removed my Manjula from the old bird cage and cur it up too. It was struggling as it was. I gave it a moss pole that I have not been keeping wet. Mostly t is support. I propped several stems to put back into what is the new mother plant pot once they are well rooted. Just started her all over. It is such a pretty plant. I had no idea it reverted to Global green. Editing to add I also had a lot of the bare stems. I only have a couple pothos that I have had for years and years . I have found they just need to be totally started over after a while. Yours is such a beauty. i think she has lots of good years left in her. Chopping her now is a great idea.
Did you know they only have a 5 year life-span? I discovered that after I made the video. I hope that is a typo LOL. I just looked it up again. So it's 5-10 years. Still makes me sad. Hopefully mine is at the longer end of that life expectancy. When pothos decides to get ugly (bare stems) they really get ugly LOL. My marble queen is doing that. I need to chop that one up too!
@@ThePinkTrellis OK Then This kind of says it all.I have had to restart my old pothos plants 3 or 4 times totally from scratch. I have had them since the mid to late 70's. So maybe this is the truth. just think no leaf is going to last 10 or even 5 years. Maybe why they do get so many bare stems. It is kind of what Suzette and I have ben discussing about renewing our older plants. Many current youtubers have not had their plants as long as us old plant parents. So this has not really come to light for many. It is all very interesting. So glad you brought this little bit on their expected life span up.
@@shadesofidaho it’s all pretty interesting. For me this is another reason why I won’t go out of my way to try and get giant leaves on my Pothos, because they aren’t going to last anyways. Just my opinion on it. It’s not worth the effort for me.
@@ThePinkTrellis Right. I did find the Hawaiian pothos seemed to naturally put out a larger leaf. And doe to space restrictions and lack of hanging space I did grow mine up trellises. I did get slightly larger leaves. Those huge leaves are beautiful but like you they are not my goal to try and create.
No problem! I always try to cut very close to the leaf just because that bit of stem that is left is just going to die off anyways and look ugly LOL. Happy Sunday :).
That’s a beautiful manjula pothos and I love your hob nail plant pot.I just bought a manjula from Home Depot and it was very wet so I changed out the soil and put it into a smaller pot.Thanks for the info,I enjoyed your video 😊
Hi Gena, looking beautiful as always. Thank you for a very informative video. You should definitely make others like this. Hope you have a wonderful week ❤
I love Manjulas. I bought several plants and cuttings to get started. I have not been fortunate enough to find any in garden centers until my recent find in Home Depot. My Manjula has not grown that much this summer. I guess it is making roots. Thank you for the video. The information is very much needed. I am in the process of bringing my plants inside. I would hate to cut manjula back too. I did a hard prune on my Syngonium and it is so beautiful now. The leaves are so big. I hope it does not regress this winter.
I haven't seen any at the big box stores yet but my area seems slow to get the really interesting things. Just wait...one day yours will take off :). It's soooo hard to cut down a beautiful plant like that, but I know it's for the best and eventually the plant should be even bigger with all the new off-shoots. My syngoniums never have issue in the winter and I'm in a pretty cold climate, so I'm guessing yours will be just fine!!!! :)
Hi Gena! I adore manjula! Thanks for the fun facts. I didn’t know it was a cross between pearls and jade and n’joy and that reverted manjula is global green. I have some rooting in water right now. Next time I’ll try soil propagation.
Hi Cheryl! Karen pointed out that she read its njoy and marble queen. I saw both listed on the internet. Either way, it’s a cross between two other plants lol. Yeah I didn’t know that about Global Green….soooo cool 😊.
Oh my goodness! Is that wall paper in the background? I love butterflies! Do you mind telling me where you purchased? Also enjoyed your video! My favorite videos are propagation videos! Thank you so much!
It is! I just installed it a week or so ago. I love butterflies too 🥰. I found it online at Anthropologie. It’s the only place I’ve seen that pattern. Thanks for watching 💚💚💚.
Thank you so much Elizabeth :). I hadn't heard of that...so interesting. What I found was that it was basically produced in a lab but I love the idea of natural mutation so much more. Thanks for the info...I'll look into that more.
Thank you sooo much 🥰. You predicted right!!!! The manjula pots are already showing new growth and doing amazing. I couldn’t be more happy with them!!!! Thanks again 💕💕💕.
Hi very nice information I just started on collecting different plants this year. I saw people used leca so what is better potting soil, water or leca?
Thank you! I don’t think any are necessarily better it’s just what your preference is really. I prefer soil or sphagnum moss. Water is fine too. I’ve never tried leca.
WOW, So not only are your videos entertaining 😂, they're educational as well!! Manjula are 'nJoy x Pearls & Jade and when they revert back, they are then Global Green? Did I get it right?? 👍 Amazing!! 👏🙌 Who knew? Certainly not I. Thanks for another great video!!
Hi!!! Thank you so much!!! I actually did quite a few houseplant/home tours this past summer. I had to break them up into 5 videos. Check those out if you are interested in seeing more of my home :). Thanks again!!!
Still on the lookout for a Manjula in my area. Hard to find amongst the snow queens lol. That’s interesting how when it reverts it turns into global green.
Good luck in the search! I don't think I've ever seen one at the big box stores but I know they are out there! Isn't it???? I was so excited to learn that LOL.
U should probably give it a moss pole. U need to checkout the "Sydney plant guy". His manjula is gorgeous❤❤. I have never seen a manjula as pretty as his!
I’m not crazy about moss poles. I just have one in my collection and that is enough for me. I like how pretty the big leaves can look but getting them a huge size is not a goal of mine. I just prefer the look of trailing plants 😊.
Mine started losing leaves on top when I brought it in this winter. I chopped it all the way back to the soil. It’s now growing back and I have 4 full 4-inch pots from the propagated leaves.
How in the world do you do that, and do you sell cuttings? I have never had success with this plant and never seen one this huge. There has to be more than one plant in there.
It's a big one!!!! It truly was just one cutting when I got it and over time it has branched out!!!!! She's a beauty for sure. Every winter she goes through an ugly phase and I do lose leaves, but each summer she bounces back. The end of the summer is when I typically start cutting her up and I do sell the propagations in my shop thepinktrellis.com.
Hi! Love my Manjula (tiny baby compared to yours!) but I think I love my global green even more! Didn’t learn they were the same plant until after I had collected both. Question- doesn’t the patent on the manjula mean it can’t be propagated? At least not to sell?
Hi!!! I'll be curious to see if my favorite will become the global green like yours is your favorite :). Currently the manjula holds that top spot!!!! I haven't heard anything about rights to sell for cultivar plants. As far as I know, that isn't an issue :).
I have never really liked moss poles but funny enough, I just set one up for my Philodendron Strawberry Shake. They do work for growing larger leaves and I want to try to size up this plant. Otherwise, like you, I do plastic (and wood). Wood isn't the greatest since it deteriorates over time. Plastic is nice though. Never tried metal. Thanks!
Ugh I want a manjula. I’ve been looking some people are getting lucky and finding them at Walmart. So pretty. I thought I have one but idk I’m thinking it’s not
this must be propogation day, because I cut my philodendron brasil and my green princess and propogated them. they were two stubborn plants that I put outside for the summer and they grew some stuff, and had lots of little aerial roots on them, so now i have more strands in moss
Cool! It IS a propagation day. Actually it's been propagation week for me. I've been doing some everyday for the last few days and so much more to do!!!!! It's that time of year I guess. Outside is magic :). Thanks for sharing :).
Thank you for this video👏 I just brought 2 small (2") manjulas yesterday😊. Where did you get your clear pots from? It's hard to find that aren't for Orchids with the hump in the center. Thank you👏🪴
@ThePinkTrellis Thank you very much. Lol, I have another question: Do you have experience with the Shingle Vine Plant (rhaphidophora hayi)? I'm looking to remove the attached board and replace it with a moss or coco coir pole - maybe even a piece of driftwood. Anyways, thanks for the info for the pots.
@@simplydee4522 is that the one commonly found at the big box stores? I've never had one. I have had a few shingling plants though. If you are wanting to know how to remove just really wet the board it's attached to, let it soak, and the roots should soften up and be pretty easy to remove. No problem :).
Hi Gena! Thank you for another great video! Your ManjuIa is gorgeous! learned so much! I didn't know any of this. I really like the way the reverted part looks as a global green. I just added a pearls and jade to my collection and I have a tiny N'Joy, fingers crossed they do well. ❤❤❤❤
Hi, Nicole!!! Thank you so much!!!! Oh fun...I have a pearls and jade but not an njoy. People try to tell me mine is an njoy but I still think it's a pearls and jade LOL. Either way, they are both gorgeous. Glad you learned something new like I did!!! Happy Monday to you :).
Mine are looking good too!!!! Did you water root? Sometimes I think rooting in water is faster but I’m experimenting to see how quickly these root in soil in very high humidity and warm temps. This will save me a step to not have to pot up water rooted plants.
Hi! Well....I chopped it up late last summer/early fall and sold every propagation pot I made of it. Soooo...we have to wait for it to have it's summer growth spurt again. Perhaps late summer/early fall :). Thanks!
Wow I didnt know that's how we get the global green! My manjula cuttings in water all rotted so I never tried again. Its a slow grower for me so I am letting it be for now...btw love the wallpaper!!❤ have a great day Gena!🪴🪴🪴
I was so excited to learn that. They are known to be slow growing but I think eventually they settle in and take off. That’s been my experience anyways. Thank you 🥰. You too!!!!
I read that Manjula is a cross between N’Joy and Marble Queen (not Pearls and Jade).
My baby Manjula has finally decided that it’s happy and is growing like a champ. I imagine it will take years to get as long as yours though. Beautiful plant! 💚
Hi Karen! I saw both listed as the cross. Marble Queen makes more sense to me though. There’s so much conflicting info out there. Don’t be surprised if it just suddenly takes off. Once it’s happy there’s no stopping it lol.
I was gifted one of these.
I hadn't heard of this type before so off to RUclips I went 😂.
It has a stand that has reverted, so it's like I got two in one 😉😂
I love pothos and philodendrons, typically such easy growers. Thank you for this video.
What a fabulous gift!!!! Manjula is my favorite Pothos for sure! Yes, 2 in 1 🥰. Thank you!!!
Love this! Manjula is my favorite pothos 💚
Mine too!!! Thanks 🥰.
Loved it
Thank you!!! :)
Your very good at explaining things
Thank you!!! 😊
I definitely will be purchasing one from your shop can’t wait 😊
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Yeahhh You make it💚just like that💚 one of my favorite planting channels, thank you so much Gena for sharing your knowledge and entertainment for all of us 💚😘
Haha yep!!! Thanks for the request Rev!!! 💚💚💚. Hope you are having a great Sunday 😊.
With pleasure Gena@@ThePinkTrellis looks likes propagation keeps you busy lol 😂good luck and success for your shop 💚💚💚
This was fun & relaxing to watch! I love all your videos especially the thifting videos where you get new planters!Ty Gena😊
Thanks Judy!!!! Glad you enjoyed it 🥰.
Such an amazing video. Wish I had one strand of those cuttings!! 🥺
Thank you!!!! The pots of manjula are doing amazingly!!! Growing so many roots. They should be in my shop before too much longer if you are located in the US 😊. Thank you again!!! 💚💚💚
Beautiful props Gena . I hope they all grow like crazy!!
Thanks Jamie!!!! 💚💚💚
PERFECT timing on this video. I just removed my Manjula from the old bird cage and cur it up too. It was struggling as it was. I gave it a moss pole that I have not been keeping wet. Mostly t is support. I propped several stems to put back into what is the new mother plant pot once they are well rooted. Just started her all over. It is such a pretty plant. I had no idea it reverted to Global green. Editing to add I also had a lot of the bare stems. I only have a couple pothos that I have had for years and years . I have found they just need to be totally started over after a while. Yours is such a beauty. i think she has lots of good years left in her. Chopping her now is a great idea.
Did you know they only have a 5 year life-span? I discovered that after I made the video. I hope that is a typo LOL. I just looked it up again. So it's 5-10 years. Still makes me sad. Hopefully mine is at the longer end of that life expectancy. When pothos decides to get ugly (bare stems) they really get ugly LOL. My marble queen is doing that. I need to chop that one up too!
@@ThePinkTrellis OK Then This kind of says it all.I have had to restart my old pothos plants 3 or 4 times totally from scratch. I have had them since the mid to late 70's. So maybe this is the truth. just think no leaf is going to last 10 or even 5 years. Maybe why they do get so many bare stems. It is kind of what Suzette and I have ben discussing about renewing our older plants.
Many current youtubers have not had their plants as long as us old plant parents. So this has not really come to light for many. It is all very interesting. So glad you brought this little bit on their expected life span up.
@@shadesofidaho it’s all pretty interesting. For me this is another reason why I won’t go out of my way to try and get giant leaves on my Pothos, because they aren’t going to last anyways. Just my opinion on it. It’s not worth the effort for me.
@@ThePinkTrellis Right. I did find the Hawaiian pothos seemed to naturally put out a larger leaf. And doe to space restrictions and lack of hanging space I did grow mine up trellises. I did get slightly larger leaves. Those huge leaves are beautiful but like you they are not my goal to try and create.
Thank you for that, I am always overthinking myself when I propagate. So now I know exactly where to cut😊
No problem! I always try to cut very close to the leaf just because that bit of stem that is left is just going to die off anyways and look ugly LOL. Happy Sunday :).
That’s a beautiful manjula pothos and I love your hob nail plant pot.I just bought a manjula from Home Depot and it was very wet so I changed out the soil and put it into a smaller pot.Thanks for the info,I enjoyed your video 😊
Nice find!!!! I’ve never seen them at the big box stores but I’ve heard of others finding them there!!!! So glad you enjoyed it 💚💚💚.
Hi Gena, looking beautiful as always. Thank you for a very informative video. You should definitely make others like this. Hope you have a wonderful week ❤
Hi Sylvia!!!! Thank you 🥰. More coming in the future 💚💚💚. You have a great week too!!!!
I love Manjulas. I bought several plants and cuttings to get started. I have not been fortunate enough to find any in garden centers until my recent find in Home Depot. My Manjula has not grown that much this summer. I guess it is making roots. Thank you for the video. The information is very much needed. I am in the process of bringing my plants inside.
I would hate to cut manjula back too. I did a hard prune on my Syngonium and it is so beautiful now. The leaves are so big. I hope it does not regress this winter.
I haven't seen any at the big box stores yet but my area seems slow to get the really interesting things. Just wait...one day yours will take off :).
It's soooo hard to cut down a beautiful plant like that, but I know it's for the best and eventually the plant should be even bigger with all the new off-shoots. My syngoniums never have issue in the winter and I'm in a pretty cold climate, so I'm guessing yours will be just fine!!!! :)
Hi Gena! I adore manjula! Thanks for the fun facts. I didn’t know it was a cross between pearls and jade and n’joy and that reverted manjula is global green. I have some rooting in water right now. Next time I’ll try soil propagation.
Hi Cheryl! Karen pointed out that she read its njoy and marble queen. I saw both listed on the internet. Either way, it’s a cross between two other plants lol. Yeah I didn’t know that about Global Green….soooo cool 😊.
Excellent video idea and one that is needed to grow the plant community.
Thank you :)
I did not know about the reverted manjula! Thank you for the informative video!
It was a super fun happy surprise for me :). Thanks for watching!!!! Happy Sunday :).
Oh my goodness! Is that wall paper in the background? I love butterflies! Do you mind telling me where you purchased? Also enjoyed your video! My favorite videos are propagation videos! Thank you so much!
It is! I just installed it a week or so ago. I love butterflies too 🥰. I found it online at Anthropologie. It’s the only place I’ve seen that pattern. Thanks for watching 💚💚💚.
Hello, love your channel. Actually the manjula came from natural mutation .
Thank you so much Elizabeth :). I hadn't heard of that...so interesting. What I found was that it was basically produced in a lab but I love the idea of natural mutation so much more. Thanks for the info...I'll look into that more.
Oh, they'll all take. 😁 Lobe making my water and soil propagations as full as possible. Glad I found a new plant channel.
Yay so happy to have you here 🥰. I really stuffed those pots full!!!! They should be really beautiful one day 💚💚💚.
@@ThePinkTrellis I have no doubt they don't be.
Gena you are such a joy to watch and your plants are so beautiful. Those pots I am sure will be thriving soon.
Thank you sooo much 🥰. You predicted right!!!! The manjula pots are already showing new growth and doing amazing. I couldn’t be more happy with them!!!! Thanks again 💕💕💕.
❤very good information
Thank you for all of the info!!
You are so welcome 💚💚💚☺️
Hi very nice information I just started on collecting different plants this year. I saw people used leca so what is better potting soil, water or leca?
Thank you! I don’t think any are necessarily better it’s just what your preference is really. I prefer soil or sphagnum moss. Water is fine too. I’ve never tried leca.
WOW, So not only are your videos entertaining 😂, they're educational as well!! Manjula are 'nJoy x Pearls & Jade and when they revert back, they are then Global Green? Did I get it right?? 👍 Amazing!! 👏🙌 Who knew? Certainly not I.
Thanks for another great video!!
Yup!!!! That’s what the internet told me lol. I was so surprised. More so by the reverted becoming Global Green….soooo cool 💚💚💚. Thanks Cherie🥰
Omg I want it lol
🥰🥰🥰 if you’re in the USA I have started selling the propagations 😊.
Hello, love your home. Would love to see a home tour
Hi!!! Thank you so much!!! I actually did quite a few houseplant/home tours this past summer. I had to break them up into 5 videos. Check those out if you are interested in seeing more of my home :). Thanks again!!!
Still on the lookout for a Manjula in my area. Hard to find amongst the snow queens lol.
That’s interesting how when it reverts it turns into global green.
Good luck in the search! I don't think I've ever seen one at the big box stores but I know they are out there! Isn't it???? I was so excited to learn that LOL.
U should probably give it a moss pole. U need to checkout the "Sydney plant guy". His manjula is gorgeous❤❤. I have never seen a manjula as pretty as his!
I’m not crazy about moss poles. I just have one in my collection and that is enough for me. I like how pretty the big leaves can look but getting them a huge size is not a goal of mine. I just prefer the look of trailing plants 😊.
Mine started losing leaves on top when I brought it in this winter. I chopped it all the way back to the soil. It’s now growing back and I have 4 full 4-inch pots from the propagated leaves.
Mine without fail, loses leaves every winter. I think it’s just what they do. I have a bunch of 4” pots growing as well. They are a prolific plant 😊.
Planta lindissima
Thank you 💚💚💚
I love it so full ❤
Thank you 💚💚💚
How in the world do you do that, and do you sell cuttings? I have never had success with this plant and never seen one this huge. There has to be more than one plant in there.
It's a big one!!!! It truly was just one cutting when I got it and over time it has branched out!!!!! She's a beauty for sure. Every winter she goes through an ugly phase and I do lose leaves, but each summer she bounces back. The end of the summer is when I typically start cutting her up and I do sell the propagations in my shop thepinktrellis.com.
I just bought one last month. Not nearly as big! It's gorgeous. 🌱🪴🌿
They are beautiful!!! Glad you were able to pick one up :).
You mentioned you use Fox Farm grow Big liquid fertilizer for all your plants. They all look amazing…but is this fertilizer for growing vegetables?
It’s for both. I use it indoors for houseplants and also outdoors in the garden. It’s great stuff 😊.
@@ThePinkTrellis thank you! Have a great July 4th!
Where did you get the beautiful pink sofa behind you?
Thank you!!!! That is from Pottery Barn. A little splurge from a few years ago 💕💕💕.
Can’t see in video, is the node pushed into soil?
Yes 😊
When will you have the Manjula in your shop? I may get one in a few weeks
Hi! Most likely they won’t be ready to ship for at least a couple of months. It really depends on how long it takes for them to root 😊.
Hi! Love my Manjula (tiny baby compared to yours!) but I think I love my global green even more! Didn’t learn they were the same plant until after I had collected both. Question- doesn’t the patent on the manjula mean it can’t be propagated? At least not to sell?
Hi!!! I'll be curious to see if my favorite will become the global green like yours is your favorite :). Currently the manjula holds that top spot!!!! I haven't heard anything about rights to sell for cultivar plants. As far as I know, that isn't an issue :).
I never use a moss pole I have metal and also plastics poles
I have never really liked moss poles but funny enough, I just set one up for my Philodendron Strawberry Shake. They do work for growing larger leaves and I want to try to size up this plant. Otherwise, like you, I do plastic (and wood). Wood isn't the greatest since it deteriorates over time. Plastic is nice though. Never tried metal. Thanks!
Ugh I want a manjula. I’ve been looking some people are getting lucky and finding them at Walmart. So pretty.
I thought I have one but idk I’m thinking it’s not
I’ve heard of them showing up at the big box stores but so far I haven’t seen them in my area.
this must be propogation day, because I cut my philodendron brasil and my green princess and propogated them. they were two stubborn plants that I put outside for the summer and they grew some stuff, and had lots of little aerial roots on them, so now i have more strands in moss
Cool! It IS a propagation day. Actually it's been propagation week for me. I've been doing some everyday for the last few days and so much more to do!!!!! It's that time of year I guess. Outside is magic :). Thanks for sharing :).
Thank you for this video👏 I just brought 2 small (2") manjulas yesterday😊. Where did you get your clear pots from? It's hard to find that aren't for Orchids with the hump in the center. Thank you👏🪴
Thanks for watching 💚💚💚. I get those on Amazon. Here’s a link. They are the 4” size.
amzn.to/48BWFi1
@ThePinkTrellis Thank you very much. Lol, I have another question: Do you have experience with the Shingle Vine Plant (rhaphidophora hayi)? I'm looking to remove the attached board and replace it with a moss or coco coir pole - maybe even a piece of driftwood. Anyways, thanks for the info for the pots.
@@simplydee4522 is that the one commonly found at the big box stores? I've never had one. I have had a few shingling plants though. If you are wanting to know how to remove just really wet the board it's attached to, let it soak, and the roots should soften up and be pretty easy to remove. No problem :).
Hi Gena! Thank you for another great video! Your ManjuIa is gorgeous! learned so much! I didn't know any of this. I really like the way the reverted part looks as a global green. I just added a pearls and jade to my collection and I have a tiny N'Joy, fingers crossed they do well. ❤❤❤❤
Hi, Nicole!!! Thank you so much!!!! Oh fun...I have a pearls and jade but not an njoy. People try to tell me mine is an njoy but I still think it's a pearls and jade LOL. Either way, they are both gorgeous. Glad you learned something new like I did!!! Happy Monday to you :).
Has anyone propagated in water? Good idea?
Yes it can totally be propagated in water.
I just keep mine under grow lights keep moist
Keeping moist is very important for sure!!! 💚💚💚
I just cut mine up. Rooted almost immediately. Potted up some of it soil today.
Mine are looking good too!!!! Did you water root? Sometimes I think rooting in water is faster but I’m experimenting to see how quickly these root in soil in very high humidity and warm temps. This will save me a step to not have to pot up water rooted plants.
Yes I water root. Seems like it only took a week or two to have a nice root system.
Please send me a long piece of your Majula I love it .
I’d pay it 🙏🏼
Hi! Well....I chopped it up late last summer/early fall and sold every propagation pot I made of it. Soooo...we have to wait for it to have it's summer growth spurt again. Perhaps late summer/early fall :). Thanks!
Send me one of those strans😢😊
Those strands have been cut up and turned into all new beautiful plants 😊.
Give it a moospole and it will look much better
Not a fan of moss poles. And I love the trailing look. I don’t need giant leaves 😊.
I don't think I can watch!!😂😂😮😢
Why not? 😂
Wow I didnt know that's how we get the global green! My manjula cuttings in water all rotted so I never tried again. Its a slow grower for me so I am letting it be for now...btw love the wallpaper!!❤ have a great day Gena!🪴🪴🪴
I was so excited to learn that. They are known to be slow growing but I think eventually they settle in and take off. That’s been my experience anyways. Thank you 🥰. You too!!!!