Converting a Plant from Soil to Pon | Repot With Me
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I love that you posted it anyway. The info is equally epic as always, and guess what? You’re human! We are just happy to see your face and plants! I’m glad you’re better.
Kaylee, based off of your office and your old flat, I’d actually say MODERN with a touch of GLAM. ✨ You seem to love simple, clean lines, black & white, and also touches of velvet & pops of rich color here & there. Please do share with us in the next re-pot!
I completely agree. Always a theme of timeless class as well
That's pretty accurate based on the merch and the design of the fertilizer bottle.
I googled the plant and I am probably getting one once I have a bigger space. You are absolutely right they are GORGEOUS
Right!? 😍
Actually like the camera stuff, it’s a nice change 😂👍🏽
I hope they accept your bid on the house kaylee! Congratulations!🍾
I would love to know when it is best to use pon vs leca. I’m just starting semi-hydro and would love to know how you know what plant is best for which substrate
I've heard both var-shae-veech-ee and wurs-tzay-vee-chee as proper Polish pronunciations for the Philodendron Warscewiczii. The person who discovered it was a Polish botanist, Józef Warszewicz. His last name is pronounced as the first one, without the double 'e' at the end, just 'var-shae-veech'. I personally pronounce it as the former, as it maintains the name more. Either way may be okay since the plant is spelt "Warsc" rather than "Warsz", but I am not Polish and do not know for sure.
Any Polish people, please correct me if I'm wrong!
You don’t need makeup. You’re stunning.
Ive heard the warscewiczii also called the snowflake philo bc every leaf is a little different! Mine has leaves more than 30cm/12in long! with so many spikes! its definitely one of my favorites, even over a lot of the rares that i have! This beautiful snowflake DOES NOT get enough attention!
Wow this plant looks like a fire works going off!! I love it!
Philodendron micans and monsters adansonii are both on my wish list :) I'm not in a rush to get more plants, been enjoying the "organic" process of adding plants to my home when it feels right and that has been working great for me this year.
I am THE MOST excited for the new outlast, Canny wait. This plant guy is gorgeous 😍
Always wanted to go to Egypt. Your vacation sounds dreamy. As to your style i am imagining mid-century modern or industrial minimalist.
Cottage core?
Also, for the garden, go edible! A couple raised beds and once you get it going, it's not too much maintenance and it feels good to go out and grab a snack. ❤️
Id go mid century modern with a hint of industrial but then i also see you in a big old Edwardian home with all the original features...your a mysterious planty lass, anyhoo good vibes for your new home journey, my eldest is in the process of buying her first home here in Uddingston, it is ridiculous the jump in house prices!! Anyhoo as always thank you for a much needed mood lifting video Kaylee your a damm legend 🤗 Sray fierce lovely and good luck with your launch (hopefully il catch the next one) im currently renovating my bedroom and plant room...so all the pennies are tied up...am sure it will be a smashing success 🪴💚
Hi Kaytee 💛 love your videos. You should do more videos on hydroponics! Curious about which plants are bad candidates for passive hydro, and which plants are good in various substrates for that setup. I'm also curious about hydroponics in general, and would like to switch plants to active hydroponics (dwc), have you ever tried anything other than passive hydroponics?
I've been looking through comments trying to find someone who maybe could answer my question. I understand that kaylee is terribly busy and I don't expect her to answer such a basic question. Lol. Kaylee often used pon and leika in most of her plants rather than soil. Does this make the plants ridiculously heavy or would I be surprised at how light it is? I'm only recently getting into indoor plants. I've always done gardening outdoors (tomatos, lettuce, rosemary, skyscraper sunflower, etc) and only had a few basic plants inside so I apologize if this is a stupid question. Lol. Thanks so much if you can help me out. I can't wait to get some new, rarer plants. The growth pattern is really what interests me more than anything and I'm having a lot of fun looking through all the options. I'd especially love a very large monstera (small to start but I'd love to grow it large) which is what made me think of the weight of leika as opposed to soil. I just noticed that you are talking about hydroponics so hopefully you know the answer.
@@lindsey4178 hey! Leca is super light, while pon is pretty heavy.
I would guess cigar room like, traditional gent glam. I personally like it my self. strong colour, clean line, a hint of traditional but not too fussy.
Underrated "budget plants" are micans and baltic blue for me😊
For easy garden plants go for perennials for flowers and then some easy grasses and shrubs. I love the palm idea!
Love your channel! Weird coincidence I've literally just had my order of Lechuza Pon delivered today, never used it before and was thinking about how to convert my plants and then this pops up! Perfect timing 😊 i don't have self-watering pots though, just clear ones, and get nervous leaving anything in water 😬
Hi Hannah! I’ve recently converted some plants to pon and they are loving it! I have some Hoyas and pepperomia in non-self-watering vessels and they love it! I just try to be sure to water only up to the root line so that the roots don’t sit with wet feet. Best of luck to you! 🌿
Serendipity 😊 Hope your plants enjoy their new homes!! ☀️☘️
I love your shirt❤I love hot tub as well, I always wanted to have one in the back yard. Your design is contemporary.
that Delta Force in the shop........ oh my god so gorgeous, just ... speechless .... quite happy that it's well out of my price range instead of in the maybe/should I/I shouldn't but... price range.
I love that plant, I have a baby aurea and I can't wait for it to size up
Im obsessed with your shirt!!!!
Gloriosum is one of my favourites because it grows so well for me and I’m north of the Arctic Circle. Such a champy plant! 👑 I’d guess you’re a minimalist/modern scandi type person. My style is scandi vintage, but I’m Norwegian so 🤷♀️
Stunning plant!
I’ve been successfully doing semi-hydro in LECA since 2020 & was finally able to get my hands on the real Lechuza Pon. Since it’s so hard to come by and DIY gets mixed reviews I Googled mixing original Lechuza Pon with LECA and was lead to this channel. This is first video I landed on. I didn’t have 37 mins so I tried to shim thru. Just wondering if videos will give plant info or more chatting while watching🤔
May i recommend a rosemary bush for your garden? Its insanely low maintenance, evergreen, and blooms light purple.
And it's tasty, great to cook with
Can you do a video on pot sizes for the size of the plant? Or root mass? Coz i always get confused by what pot size to use. Sometimes I see large plants but they are in small pots.
Quitting a job to dedicate yourself to a business is huge. I used to laugh when people asked me to join them for a day out. My friends thought I could take a day off whenever because I was the boss. When you're self employed you usually work EVERY DAY!! You definitely need a business plan and a struck schedule. I'm retired now and I still need that schedule.
Thanks Kaylee!
Glad you’re recovered!
That is one fine philodendron…!My current favourite philodendron is the paloraense cf. (so not the “plain” paloraense), with gorgeous burgundy coloured leaves at the bottom side …
Aha, the plant you gave your mother! (?) Thanks mum. I think you're going to paint the rooms in your house with the rainbow colours. I also need routine and feel like things are just thrown at me randomly to handle. I don't put on make-up, so I give myself 25 to 30 min in bed with a coffee. Just to start the day tranquilly. It just works, I don't get so wired up and stressed by random stuff flying at me. And maybe see which things happening stress you the most and make them a routine item for a certain day or time. Deck chair and umbrella outside!
I would like to know which plants grow best in chunky soil vs. Pon vs. Leca..and which plants must have humidity levels beyond 50 percent to thrive, which is very difficult in my semiarid area.
Loooove the shirt!!!🌈
So glad you're feeling better and that covid wasn't that awful for you. I'm gonna guess that your interior design style is scandinavian or something sleek and classy
Sorry you couldn’t go to Venice Kaylee. You definitely deserve it!
My interior design guess would either be Industrial or Scandinavian for you. Clear lines and geometries, where less is more so you can fill up with greens. lots of geometric designs since you're a logical person stemming from mint professions, not much clutter (besides plants lol)
My other guess would've been something coastal with pastels and idk why cause you don't seem like a pastel-y person to me but it still kinda fits your chaotic energy to have it calm down with a coastal home design lmao
With or without makeup you're so beautiful, Kaylee. :)
Do you use tap water for your pon plants or RO or filtered water?
My guess is mid century modern for interior design. Love the elho pots kaylee, do you order them directly from elho? X
Love the shirt!
Thank you for a great channel and all inspiration! Could you please do an update/review on your Telos lights. Are you still happy with them?
I think u would love zen interior design with lots of plants and simplicity where u can just chill
Is there any danger to treating the pon transition like a water propogation? So like u pot the plant in pon and then fill the pot with water up to the roots?
I actually lol’d at the first shot after the disclaimer. Cracked me up
I love the display on this vid
Does anyone know the name of the pots Kaylee uses? The link provided takes us to some bottom saucer pots. I haven't been able to find the exact pots used sold anywhere
They're elho self watering inserts and elho also sell the white outer pot too 🥰
I love your videos and the way you articulate plant care!! Is there any way you can do plant care vids for some plants you carry in your shop like the gloriosum and dark lord? There’s hardly any info on those, at least on YT😅🙏🏽😊
alocasias would do well in your garden, along with some of your favorite rare plants.. i have big ears etc that move in for the winter and go out in the spring!
I would say you are a minimalist/Scandinavian lover. With a tiny bit of glam thrown in... Just for the ooooh factor. 🥰
I don’t know design styles but I like to call mine ikea chic 😂. I’m buying my own place right now! It’s a rough go! Good luck!
I would say your style is Japandi, with Hispanic, folksy accents as conversational pieces (check out the Hotel St. Francis in Santa Fe for reference). Lots of neutral to help the plants pop!
There at a lot of a holes on here. I don't blame you one bit for not turning on your DM. Especially the haters out there! You go girl. I think you're killing it!
Question: Kaylee I noticed that in your videos your plants/pots soil is covered with something. What is that sheet and is it possible you can make a video on it? Does it protect plants from getting infection?
I’d say your interior design style is modern industrial. I see lots of metal/glass shelving and pieces. I think you like velvet too, which could fall under Scandinavian or maybe bohemian. Whatever the style, lots of plants!
I was thinking the same about the design and I love these 3 😊 and big up for Outlast, Kaylee! 😄🙌🏼 try The Dark Pictures Anthology games as well, those are awesome too! 😉
Update on these plants please after changing soil. Thank you 🤩
@Kaylee Ellen, Plants and video games? You sound like me, so my guess is Farmhouse style. I just bought my 1st house this year, and I love the cozy feel of farmhouse design.
Oh and feel better!!!!
Kaylee the plants with the red back what are they i keep looking at them looove it
For horror games, one of the co-creators of Dead Space just announced his new game. So exciting. Something "Protocol", I think. It totally has the same feel. It was announced at Summer Game Fest a few days ago. I may have mixed up all the names.
Kind of a retro feel😎
Which grow lights do you use here in the video ?
I love repot vids! Sorry to hear about the other half of your vacay not working out, but glad you are feeling better. I could swear on the Lechuza Pon website it says you don't have to remove all of the soil from the roots before potting up.
comfy modern with plants
Hahahha this is great!
I’m going out on a crazy limb and saying grandmilennial, but more on the masc side. It can feel really lux.
Hi Kayleeee can you do the rare plant index prayer plant?
Do you ever deal with white fuzzy mold on the PON? If so how do you stop it?
I make pon and have a ton of experience with it, any issues like that or for algae buildup just soak in hydrogen peroxide water for a while and then flush the plant really well with water afterwards
@@plantytaytay9208 thanks!
Also do you leave water in your PON? Or just water like a normal plant...
@@jennymiller6894 either! I like to use self-watering pots that have a reservoir to keep the plant watered for longer or you can water it the same way you would soil. If you do that I would get something like a clear orchid pot so you can see when the Pon is dry out needs to be watered again! On my Etsy TayNorthernTropicals on a pon listing it shows photos of how you can tell the difference between wet and dry Pon. Also more pictures showing watered Pon and dry pon in the listing with clear planters I have up. Not a plug lol (I only ship US anyways) just trying to point you to a reference for seeing photos of Pon when it’s watered and when it’s dried out.
When feeding plants with pon, do you just use the same liquid fertilizer like you would with soil?
No, you can't. You have to buy a fertiliser dedicated to hydroponics
You can use Liquidirt with hydro mediums & soil.
I didn't check myself but my friends who are also doing hydro suggest fertlizer dedicated to hydro.
It is possible, but it is a real pita as pon has very limited pH buffering capabilities. So the pH needs to be monitored very well. As regular liquid fertilizers are made for tapwater, they contain higher amounts of ammonium to reduce the hardness. But without (carbonate) hardness, the nutrient solution lacks any acid binding capacities. As almost all regular liquid fertilizers contain urea as a third source of nitrogen, the process of its hydrolization will cause an acid drop after some delay.
So in regular fertilizers, we mostly see ratios of nitrate, ammonium, urea like 1:1:1 up to 1:2:4, whereas in fertilizers for hydroponics the ratio tends to 1:0.1:0 or even lower ammonium.
The effect of acidification can be fought back by adding tapwater, or carbonates like calcium and/or magnesium carbonate.
On the plus side, we know face tracking is working. 😉
Hi Kaylee, could you please answer this question, if you heard of it. I have a gloriosum and a glorious (bought from a local seller). But, the glorious is also a creeper. The patiole isn't the same as the D-shaped one of the gloriosum, but for the rest of the differences, well, there isnt actually. Is it possible that a hybrid could also be a creeper? Thank you very much and I love to watch all of your vids!
Midcentury modern (Palm Springs, California style)
Love your tshirt 🫶🫶
My glorious has one leaf and is almost root bound and it has not shot up a new leaf in 7 months
Can you cover variegated alocasia ? They are super rare and would love to hear your take on it
How do you keep the algae away?
Interior design style: scandi-lux? So basically some minimal, warm cozy vibes and maybe a touch of industrial
Interior design style = Icelandic Contemporary? And if it isn’t, there are parts of it I think you might like!
Retail! People think retail workers are there for their abuse. And as a former retail worker, you're right. Nobody deserves someone else's shit.
When took Pon from MONSTERA I was like it not just me that does that 😅😅😅
I’m gunna make a guess your maybe a Boho-Scandinavian Design and Decor type of person🤔🤔 Glad to hear and see your better from the Covid stuff.💚🪴
Hi Kaylee, I have a request for you.
Could you please do update version of last year's video 10 cheapish rare house plants.
I'm guessing Biophilic Loft interior design style!
You give me scandinavian vibes for design!
Mysterious dark boi is beautiful as always. Are there more mysterious dark bois in stock for those that won't be able to get it this time?
Can you lists and show and tell house plants growing habits of all plants that's are crawlers, rosettes, climbers and standing and pendent plants ? And grow in sizes ?
Following from Indonesia
I'm only thinking what type of garden you would have. You should check out garden designer Piet Oudolf for inspiration. He works with a lot of grasses.
I am an er nurse and people think they are entitled to treat us like sh*% and that we should take it because we signed up for this job.
Fingers crossed, my dear. A home is a home for so much more than decor. But I feel you. Fingers crossed.
Honestly with the greenhouse colors I would've guessed your style to be minimalist white with plants in key places and corners, but if you say nobody could guess it I'm thinking maybe you're into those cabin in the woods/barn type of design. Considering you just said your tastes are less feminine, and the fact that you have a horse XD
I'll throw something out there for your interior design style, I think it's Scandinavian 🤔
Hey kaylee I see in some of your bins you have a bit of algae buildup. Will that hurt your plant at all? And do you clean your bins regularly or is that even necessary?
Algae is totally fine and natural! Plants and algae actually create a beneficial environment for each other, but if you have algae on your plants and don't want it to stick around its very easy to clear up with some hydrogen peroxide water soaks.
@@plantytaytay9208 i guess where it confuses me, is when it compares to algae blooms in oceans and such. Those can be potentially harmful as the algae absorbs the nitrogen present in the liquid fertilizer and can potentially suffocate roots... I know for Coral Reef, for example, its terrible...Forgive me, but doesn't algae release carbon monoxide as a bi-product of nitrogen consumption. Just a brainstorming session outloud here... LOVE LOVE LOVE this healthy convo BTW.
@@katherinesanchez_ yeah I think I’m excess it is negative for a plant like you don’t want the buildup to get to a point where it is starting to become a negative relationship but that would be a lot more than like what you see on kaylees bins in the video. When it’s in smaller amounts it’s actually beneficial to the plant as opposed to not being there at all. Here’s an excerpt from a scientific journal on it “algae is a living organism. As such, algae is rich in various nutrients that are beneficial for both plants and the soil. These nutrients can help improve the growth and yield of our plants.” But you are completely correct in that, if algae completely takes over and grows and spreads rapidly it can actually start causing some problems but it’s no where near that on kaylees bins.
@@plantytaytay9208 I see. Thank you. And I wasn’t really meaning kaylees bin… I have some bins where I work with plants propagating and they have far more algae in kaylees videos. It actually makes me a bit more at ease seeing how perfect her plants can live in an environment symbiotically with algae. Thank you for that journal as well. :)
Gold, bottle green and edwardian chandelier.
Nice shirt 😁
I have so much in common with you it’s hilarious. I’d love it if we met one day
I really like your t-shirt! It’s Harry Potter and pride themed, both things I would like 😂 Excuse me if I buy one for myself 😜
I like it...
regimented minimalist