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Houseplant Care Guide :: Marble Queen Pothos
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General Care Summary: 0:31
Variegation maintenance and pruning 1:05
Pests 4:37
Propagation summary 4:57
Watch my in depth propagation guide : • Marble Queen Pothos Pr...
Watering: 7:00
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Hey man.My marble queen started to lose variegation after pruning it for propagation.Now the new growing leaves have little to no variegation.Mine kept in good afternoon sunlight,so light not the issue something else.Cover it up if you can.How to get those variegation back.(I heard cutting back the greener leaves work which i did a week back.Still not clear result.I might need to cut those new stems maybe? Idk..
can someone please help me.
my marbled queen is doing great generally, but the green part of the leaves stays a really light green and doesn’t get dark.
It get‘s a lot of indirect sunlight, schould i tone that down? i‘d be really grateful is someone could help me^^
32k now!
Just bought one at Lowe's for $7 and I got the last one! I hope it gets as big as yours. It's beautiul!
How’s the your plant doing now
@@garyd395So far, so good! I keepit in my kitchen near the window. It's not as big as his yet, though!
Very informative 😊 I’m getting my Marble Pothos tomorrow and I’m so excited. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Very informative video! Thank you! Also your marble queen looks amazing 😍 plant goals for sure!
You're very good at what you're doing, looking forward to more great content had to subscribe 😀
Just found your channel trying to fix my sick marble queen and I’m loving how calming you are. As an earth sign it really freaks me out when folks scream in intros, so thorough houseplant talk with a calming vibe is so appreciated. New subscriber
Thanks so much! I am glad you are enjoying the content
you know, the reversion on your pothos is actually really beautiful- i'd call it a cookies n' cream pothos now!
great video and thanks for sharing- i just got one of these and was curious about the amount of light it needs! :)
Thanks Katrina!!
Wow! Your Queen is GORGEOUSSS!! I’ve had mine for 6-7 years and the white is mostly mint green now. Time to place it in a brighter spot 🌞
Do you know if it will change back?
@@soulfulspec so far, my new leaves and some older ones look slightly lighter/more white with more prominent dark green variegation. It looks like it’s going to! ✨ I placed mine in front of a South window with a curtain sheer protecting it from direct rays
@@Aqua-Selenophile thank you! Hopefully they'll be brilliant white again
What a beautiful plant!
I do love plants too. Especially photos and philodendron
Thank you so much! I watch a lot of people on plantube and I heard someone say that plants with variegation need low light??? I was really really confused so thank you for talking about that! I also find that the other plantubers talk about the plant in the most common variety instead of breaking it down into smaller varieties like you did with this (it gets kinda annoying after a while because even though it’s the same plant sometimes different varieties have different needs). New subscriber! Thank you!
Thanks so much for the nice feedback Catherine. I’m glad you found the video helpful 😊
Super helpful video, thank you!
Needed this thank you
I saw a bunch of good sized ones at Home Depot for $15. Might have to go get one.
This is a plant on my plant wish list
Wow! beautiful!
Great video
Hey! Thanks for the info on the marble queen.
How exactly do you prune it in order to help it keep the variegation?
Great video 😀
Thanks for some information about marble queen photos
I find that people usually hang them in places where the top does not get enough sun or light. I have found that when I make sure that the top is getting sun light I get a bunch of new growth. I also will cut clippings from them even when I don't want to propagate them because when you cut they grow new chutes and create new vines.I mix in leaf litter with the soil and it seems to help.I have had great luck with pothos.
I've just bought 2 of these and a Snow Queen 😍. Thanks for the great tips!!
Thanks, Cilla!
Thank you for nice videos. Which would you say is more suitable for lower light Marble queen or neon pothos? I don’t have much light and have golden devil ivy.
Sweet thank you!
Very good information
its been a minute since i did biology- i feel you! HAHA
Thanks for this video! My pothos is losing its white brilliancy and turning mint green. Is it too late to fix it?
Hi!! Great video on caring for marble queen pothos! Mine is 2 months old and growing well, I love the variegation on it. I’ve let mine sit near a west facing window with bright indirect sunlight & water once a week when top soil is dry but I’m noticing the newer leaves starting to have a slightly creamy yellow variegation instead of the creamy white like yours. Any ideas why this is happening? Thanks!
Ohhhhh that is pretty
Wow beautiful ❤️
Thank you! I just got my first plant. Do I need to fertilize the soil in any way??
What brand soil you use ? Just ordered a cutting of the Marble Pothos and am super excited to get my baby.
Super plant
Hi! My plant starts show me brown spots on its leaves. What do I need to do? Thank you. Actually I bought this plant few weeks ago and didn't re-planted yet. Thank you
I have a marbled queen and I notice a brown/ black end on one of my leaves , any reason why? I just watered it not too long ago
I've seen people prune off the leaves that loose their varigation. Should I cut the jaded part off or let it grow?
hi! nice video,i like it. and your marble queen is so beautiful.
can i ask you about my marble queen?
i have 1 problem in my marble queen pothos. plz help me what i need to do.
my marble queen leaves getting rotten in some of the leaves. specially in the more white leaves. what is the problem of my marble queen and what solutions i need to do to save my marble queen.
thank you so much in advance.
Hi! I have brown spots on leaves. How can I help my Pothos? Thank you
Thanks for this! This helped me rethink where to place my golden pothos. Also, when is the best time to repot? How long can this stay in a small pot? My golden pothos has grown so much but doesn’t seem to mind being root bound.
Hey, Prime. Thanks for checking out the video. I do have a video all about repotting called “repotting 101”. I answer your question and more in this video. To answer your question now, repot during the warmer months of the year. Also, repot once the root formation in the pot has become too large. Ideally you want a bit of room for the roots to grow out. If you can pull the plant out of its pot and the roots keep the shape of the pot, it’s time to repot!
Plant Boy mine pretty much comes out of the bottom holes of my nursery pot.... Yup... it’s time to repot lol. Thank you!
hi I have a queen and it has brown spots on them do you know why? and what do I need to do thanks
Im sorry i didn't quite understand the part where you showed the jade unvarigate branch... you said to prune them... so i did 😅 should i propagate it and itll stay and produce jade pothos? 🤔
Love you ❤️
Nice 😍
Thank you!! Just got a little guy (:
Im planning to buy manjula and there are choices if I'm gonna buy the three leaves with more variegation and 5 leaves with greenish looking leaves. What should I pick? Im scared if I buy the 5 leaves with more green leaves thay it will not produce mlanymore variegation
Will it grow well and keep it’s variegation with a grow light?
I keep getting yellow leaves or browned edges on my marble queen, any recommendations for me?
Surprisingly, the marble queen does handle low light as advertised....I mean about 100 to 200 LUX of lights. At such low levels, ZZ plants don't want to grow new stems and peace lilies can wither to brown leaves.
The grow rate was fine. 5 feet long for green pothos, 1-3 feet long for marble queen, and 2 inches for n joy pothos in the same room.
Good to know. They are such great plants. Did you have any trouble with the variegation on it reverting back or becoming less of a brilliant white?
@@PlantBoy yeah the 5 feet green pothos was probably the reverting marble queen. At low light, half the leaf is green & half of the leaf is variegated. One stem lost it's variegation on 2 leaves but the 3rd leaf regained the variegation. I didn't trim the stem.
I was wondering whether propagating the jade green leaves will produce jade green leaves or marble leaves ?
Any tips for long vines ?
What makes the edges of leaves turn brown and crunchy, its my first one and wondering what to do to keep this under control or prevent this from happening. Thanks in advance.
Hi, there. It could be a few things...
1) What is your humidity like? This is most likely your problem. If you have very low humidity, the tropical foliage may turn brown around the edges. Increase humidity with a pebble tray (do a google search), or buy a humidifier.
2) Have you fertilized recently? Sometimes OVER-fertilizing can burn the foliage as the excess minerals settle into the tips of the leaves and cause "fertilizer burn". Pull back on your fertilizer.
3) How often do you water? Letting the plant dry out past the point of seeing the foliage drupe and wilt slightly could cause some leaf damage. If this were the issue, I'd expect you would have entirely dead leaves rather than crispy edges.
Hope this helps!
I got a marble queen and a golden and they are sisters!
Hi! Is your video on taking care of pests available? Where would I find neem oil?
By this time you probably found it, but I found neem oil at my local nursery and at wal mart.
I think I have a Snow Queen, a lot more of the white than green. I noticed after watering the white varigation gets lots of brown spots, almost like they rot. I do let it dry out between waterings.
Any idea why this is happening?
It sounds like that could be normal.
First, if you believe it to be rot, check your root system. If they are white, fibrous, and firm, it's not rot.
Leaves that are primarily white almost entirely lack chorlaphyl, the organelle responsible for turning sunlight into energy. If a leaf is not producing enough energy, it's not uncommon for the plant to stop supplying the leaf with energy. It's for this reason that I think what you're seeing is simply a natural part of the life cycle of the plant. I would say the same to someone who is experience leaf loss at the base of the plant while new growth is happening at the top of the plant.
It could be another problem, of course, but if it's happening to strictly older leafs that are almost all white, don't be alarmed.
Hope this helps!
Between this one and the pearl and jade pothos, which one should I put in the brighter room???
Hey, Kel. That’s a tough question. I would say it depends on the amount of white variegation you have on the plant. Whichever plant has more white variegation is going to need more light because it has less chlorophyll. Hope this helps :)
@@PlantBoy Thanks, that's what I was thinking.
If ever your pothos loose his white leaves cuz of low light, is it gonna come back in better lighting condition or it will continue grow green leaves?
Good question Camille. I think it depends on a few factors. Is the leaf now solid green, or does it have a few tones of green that were once white? Take a look at the stem of some of the vines. If the vines are solid green, it is unlikely that your plant will ever turn white again. If the vine has some variation of color, I would bet that if you place it in a much brighter location, the newer growth formed will be closer to a more brilliant white color.
Hope this helped, and happy growing!
Now i know the marble pothos
My epipremnum happy leaf (which is also a variegated epipremnum) it's leaves keep turning brown. What do I do so that the leaves won't turn brown?
You are probably over watering. Let it get bone dry before giving water and they don’t like wet feet so it needs to be able to drain well
I only start mine in soil
Hi there! I have black spots all over the plant I just received in the mail. Have you ever heard of this please?
I was surprised by the lighting requirements for this plant. I got one a few weeks ago and it said to put it in low light. It hasn’t been doing well so I decided to do some research. So knowing it needs the opposite of what Home Depot told me to give it is crazy 😂
how’s it doing now?
hey lol hasn’t grown barely an inch
Hello 😍
Bought one that size for 25 at Walmart.
My marble queen pothos growing supeer slow 😂😂
My marble Queen is barely growing... It’s in my eastern faced window, I water when the leaves have begun to curl and I still loose leaves due to yellowing or I don’t even know. The cuttings are just as slow... It’s a beautiful plant but I don’t know what it wants 😩
In my experience marble queen tends to want water more and light compare to other pothos and I recommend to water it when the pot feel light or when the top two inches are dry.
Photosynthesis is a process.
Hey, Plant Boy! What's your Instagram?
@plant_boy_yt
She's way too pale, she's getting too much sun.
Hi, Dani De Marchis. What do you mean by pale? You mean the white variegation? I prefer the stark white versus the mint toned variegation that can occur in lower light situations. High light is crucial to maintaining the white variegation as mentioned