Omg this was happening to my new Neon Robusta for the past couple days and I kept thinking that I misted the air around it too much and it was condensation! Thanks so much for this info!
Thank you for this video ; Ive noticed guttation on 5 of my spider plants this morning for the first time (only 3 plants didnt) ; btw I had to make some researches in the internet cause I didnt know what was goingon! Usually I dont water much my plants but yesterday I watered them more than usual for many reasons..anyway! And during the night the humidity level was very high, 100% actually ; now I understand that these plants have been overwatered, which is dangerous ; thanks to the high humidity level I could see it ; Im gonna try to give some oxygene to the roots by using something to make circular motions in the soil ; its the first time I see my lovely plants..crying !
Thanks. Nicely edited and informative. I’m sure you were very busy with the move prep but please dust your plant leaves. So important in the autumn/winter when light levels are low
I’m a new plant mom and my monstera did this for the first time today and I was like “wait I just watched a video on this!!” perfect timing! 😁 edit: I watered my plants later in the day so this makes sense lol
I can honestly say that this has never happened to me. Maybe bc I am an under warter and tend to wait until my plants are dry or nearly dry. But thanks to your video if this ever happens and I notice it I won’t panic!
@@michaeljohnhalse lol! I typically only water about every two weeks then I slowly water. Sometimes the water will run out fast so I will come back later and water more after the soil has absorbed some of the first water. My snake plants and other succulents I rarely water. My aloe plant is about 2 1/2 foot tall and is only about 1 1/2 year old and constantly gives me pups. I give it about 3/4 cup of water every month or two. My air plants gets misted every couple days and twice a month they get soaked and turned upside down until they are dried well. My Hoyas I treat as any succulent and water once every couple weeks lol Basically I ignore them lol once they droop just a little I water. If I am ever unsure I use a moisture meter. When I buy a plant I try to buy one that I don’t have to put in a terrarium bc I don’t have time for that and really don’t have space for them. You have been to South Carolina and know how humid it is. I live in North Carolina and we have the same humidity. Most of my plants are in a cactus soil and I add extra perlite in them. Except for my pothos and Chinese evergreens they just get regular potting soil with extra perlite. I don’t baby my plants so to speak Did I mention I basically ignore them lol
hahaha. I need to start ignoring mine. I pine over mine. they all probably hate me, but every day In like, “HOW ARE YOU DOING? NEW LEAF? I TOUCH YOU? WANT WATER?”
I do talk to them every morning I say good morning every evening I say good night. Several times a day I tell the cat no bc she goes toward them or is eyeing them and I tell the plants not to worry I will protect them from the cat that wants to eat them. Otherwise I ignore them as far as water until they tell me lol
My Monstera does this every time i water. I water in the morning when the chopstick is completely dry. It does it for a day or two. Does that mean theres a problem with my soil? Cus i only water when fully dry? I have it in a chunky mix with perlite and orchid bark. Maybe its not Chunky enough?
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You explained this perfectly! Thank you sir! ❤🌿🥰
I had no idea what it was doin mike but glad to find ur videos Ty
Omg this was happening to my new Neon Robusta for the past couple days and I kept thinking that I misted the air around it too much and it was condensation! Thanks so much for this info!
Guttation from a pothos ruined my new laminate floor.
Thank you for this video ; Ive noticed guttation on 5 of my spider plants this morning for the first time (only 3 plants didnt) ; btw I had to make some researches in the internet cause I didnt know what was goingon! Usually I dont water much my plants but yesterday I watered them more than usual for many reasons..anyway! And during the night the humidity level was very high, 100% actually ; now I understand that these plants have been overwatered, which is dangerous ; thanks to the high humidity level I could see it ; Im gonna try to give some oxygene to the roots by using something to make circular motions in the soil ; its the first time I see my lovely plants..crying !
Happy to have found u! ❤ thanks ur video is very simple but yet informative 😊 also do u have a TikTok?
This video was SO well edited man! Informative too🥰🥳
Thanks man! I just need an actual video camera now, my dslr is so old, it’s a paint to shoot on, haha.
My monstera and pothos do that all the time. :)
Mine too.
@@sharonbrowne2311 it's usually after I water my plant the day/night before.
my newer baby monstera did this for the first time today and I was like “wow perfect timing Michael!!”
Thanks. Nicely edited and informative. I’m sure you were very busy with the move prep but please dust your plant leaves. So important in the autumn/winter when light levels are low
hahaha, yeah after I filmed this I promptly dusted them all. I had no clue they were so bad!
I’m a new plant mom and my monstera did this for the first time today and I was like “wait I just watched a video on this!!” perfect timing! 😁
edit: I watered my plants later in the day so this makes sense lol
I can honestly say that this has never happened to me. Maybe bc I am an under warter and tend to wait until my plants are dry or nearly dry. But thanks to your video if this ever happens and I notice it I won’t panic!
Teach me your underwatering ways! lol. Every time I water it’s like tsunami season.
@@michaeljohnhalse lol! I typically only water about every two weeks then I slowly water. Sometimes the water will run out fast so I will come back later and water more after the soil has absorbed some of the first water. My snake plants and other succulents I rarely water. My aloe plant is about 2 1/2 foot tall and is only about 1 1/2 year old and constantly gives me pups. I give it about 3/4 cup of water every month or two. My air plants gets misted every couple days and twice a month they get soaked and turned upside down until they are dried well. My Hoyas I treat as any succulent and water once every couple weeks lol
Basically I ignore them lol once they droop just a little I water. If I am ever unsure I use a moisture meter.
When I buy a plant I try to buy one that I don’t have to put in a terrarium bc I don’t have time for that and really don’t have space for them.
You have been to South Carolina and know how humid it is. I live in North Carolina and we have the same humidity.
Most of my plants are in a cactus soil and I add extra perlite in them. Except for my pothos and Chinese evergreens they just get regular potting soil with extra perlite. I don’t baby my plants so to speak
Did I mention I basically ignore them lol
hahaha. I need to start ignoring mine. I pine over mine. they all probably hate me, but every day In like, “HOW ARE YOU DOING? NEW LEAF? I TOUCH YOU? WANT WATER?”
I do talk to them every morning I say good morning every evening I say good night. Several times a day I tell the cat no bc she goes toward them or is eyeing them and I tell the plants not to worry I will protect them from the cat that wants to eat them. Otherwise I ignore them as far as water until they tell me lol
My Monstera does this every time i water. I water in the morning when the chopstick is completely dry. It does it for a day or two. Does that mean theres a problem with my soil? Cus i only water when fully dry? I have it in a chunky mix with perlite and orchid bark. Maybe its not Chunky enough?
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