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Time For A Plant Makeover: Upgrade Your Philodendron!
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Learn the importance of repotting root-bound plants, signs to look for, and the step-by-step process to ensure your Philodendron Lickety Split (Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum) stays healthy.
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✅ VIDEO CONTENTS:
00:00 Introduction
01:24 Signs a plant needs revamping
01:34 Stunted Plant Growth
02:01 Roots need air
02:11 Root Strangulation
02:30 Root Bound Plant
03:16 A Root Bound Plant is Thirsty
03:52 Plant outgrowing pot
04:27 Repotting my plant
04:39 The roots of a Root Bound plant
05:33 Advantages of using leca clay balls
06:17 Deciding pot size when Repotting plant
07:39 Taking root bound plant out of pot
09:29 Root bound plant roots taking shape of the pot
10:30 Potting root bound plant in new pot
11:47 Taming the leaves
13:25 Adding a Nutrient reservoir
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You could find pots big enough to place your family in and place them in the corner. Just love that plant 🌻
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
For taming leaves - try a tomato cage. It’s a hoop with a few stakes so the leaves can be brought together in the centre of the hoop. I use one for my small form monstera.
Thanks for that tip. I thought about it but could not find one when I went to Bunnings. I will try again.
I definitely think it’s okay still to refer to _Thaumatophyllum_ as _Philodendron_ given that they were in the genus for so long anyway! Whether it’s ‘Hope’, ‘Selloum’, ‘Lickety Split’, or ‘Xanadu’. If I’m talking to someone, even someone who is knowledgeable on plants, nobody is gonna mentally register what I’m saying if I say “Thaumatophyllum ‘Selloum’ “ or “Hope”. There’s a Peperomia already called ‘Hope’! 😂 Plus, “split-leaf philodendron” is so descriptive. And it ends up being a “common name”… Personally, when I talk about or think of them, I don’t immediately think “Thaumatophyllum”, lol. Kind of like _Epipremnum_ isn’t Pothos. At least… not the true genus of _Pothos_ which is another of the many genera placed within Araceae family.
The correct plant name is a minefield! Lots of people get very upset when people use the wrong name, especially the Pothos brigade! My take is there is a place for proper scientific names, but there is also a place for calling plants what people know them as to facilitate excahnge of information and ideas. This is not a botany class but a hobby for most.
You did a good job repotting your beautiful philo tree; it needs a small room of its own. Thanks for sharing Nora!
Thanks so much 😊
Wow! Jaw dropping. ❤
I know right!!
Well done. Oh Nora, your plant maybe wild and irritating to your family🤓 but it is nice and huge, healthy
and oh so gorgeous !!!!! BUT then no surprise there…..
Your entire collection is equally as amazing and gorgeous. 🙃😇🥰 TFS .
Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful houseplants lovely collection beautiful
Thank you too
What a monster Lickety Split Nora!!!!! I would defntly not have enough space in my small house for that one but she is looking mighty healthy 👌🏼🤗
Thanks Connie! She is a lot of work for sure!
Lovely video. Thank you.
Im subscribed. LOL
Thank you 😊
Ms. Nora, great job. Question: if the plant has aerial roots, why didn't you give it moss pole?
too many moss poles, I am also not sure it actually climbs but also I love to see the aerial roots around everywhere!
I have the exact same plant that I converted to leca last year! It’s thriving right now, but in a smaller pot just like the one you had before! I am going to need to find that huge plastic container in the next 2-3 years >< haha
That is amazing. It grows so well in leca right?
Beautiful where can I purchase the pot?
My bipinnatifidum stopped growing, but that was after repotting it around July.
That is not cool. A few questions, what are the other conditions like? Light, humidity, temperature, fertilising?
@@TheLecaQueen She receives a good amount of light, being near a southeast facing window (although, in my northern climate, the days are currently quite short).
The air in my home is definitely relatively dry, but no more so than the previous place we moved from, where my philo was thriving. Also, the quality of light in that place was considerably worse, and the house was perpetually cold. My current home has many more windows and stays much warmer.
As far as feeding goes, she was most recently fertilized in September, just before the days started to get really short in my region. However, her growth rate stunted long before that. Oddly enough, she almost seemed happier in the very, VERY rootbound container I previously had her in 🤷🏾♂️
@@YouCallThataKnife253 assuming all conditions are right, sometimes it does take a minute for a plant to get back to growing normally because of the disturbance. There is alot of activity going on in the root area that we do not see, time will tell. All the best.
Hi Nora. I find when staking a large plant like you have there, I put the stake nearer the edge of the pot furtherest away from the direction the plant is leaning, then when you put Velcro around it should hopefully hold it more upright. (Less chance of it taking up so much horizontal space, and annoying those 14:29 who share your living space) hope that all makes sense. Good luck
You should build a granny flat in the back yard to put your family in.
Hi ....im nee to gardening..ur videos inspiring lot and i jus bought my leca yest..i hv areca palm indoor plant..could u pl tel me if areca palm can be grown in leca..
I have not tried one but I am pretty sure it can. Good luck.
@@TheLecaQueenThanks lol mam
Where’s the best and most affordable place to buy leca, in bulk? Is it worth my plants time to disperse the balls over the top of the soil or mix them in with the soil?
Aquarium shops! And much cheaper than plant shops
That plant is humongous! Maybe you could put it in the corner next to the pothos? That smaller plant could either find a new spot or sit in front and give a little extra support. (Just my 2 cents) 🤔
Interesting! Do they actually use leca in aquariums with fish, or do they use it as a substrate for some other kind of critter?
@@marygatdula2744 that is actually not a bad idea!