FROM A SINGLE NODE CUTTING TO A LUSH PLANT - 12 months of growth - Syngonium 'Frosted Heart'
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In todays video we are following my Syngonium 'Frosted heart' over the first 12 months of its journey: from unboxing, to repotting, giving it a pole, upgrading the pole etc.
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I'm truly finding these videos invaluable. I'm a novice to the vertical growing moss pole as rooting medium, so your content is very much appreciated at this point. Thank you. Really glad I found your channel. ❤
Syngonium is like the plant you would pinch cuttings from grandma's huge hanging basket.
Love these "12 month update" videos
Thanks :)
I love seeing the journey of the plant’s development over time 😀🇨🇦
I have several syngoniums (different varieties). At one point they were pots outside when I lived in Florida. When we moved to KC, Kansas I was limited on plants I could bring. I had to bring them in the house here in KC. They are very forgiving and easy. I have been moving them over to pon and they love it. Moss poles require too much maintenance and are very messy FOR ME, I have 100+ plants and work 2 jobs, as an rn and at a plant nursery. Jan I love your collection,content, and your furry co-host🐈😘.
More massage for handsome Bradley! 🐈 thank you for another interesting video
The way you feel about aroid mix in a pole is how I feel about tree fern fibre.
Sphagnum moss is so much easier, though not ideal in every situation. 😊
Love the progress report on this plant. I love mine, and I i have a chiapense as well, I'm looking forward to spring and then growing a smidge faster.
If you put a thin layer of moss on top your tree fern fibre, aroid mix it will stop it from falling out of the pole - although difficult to do with this repot I realise.
Good idea :) thanks :)
I appreciate your work and sharing the journey. I really love watching how the plant undergoes changes and listening to what you learned so I can learn. So very appreciative of you, Jan!
Thank you so much :)
Nice plant! Thanks for taking the time to share your plant journey with us Jan!
Thanks for watching :)
I like the bushy/fullness of that syngonium. Syngonium frosted heart is nice and I never heard of it.
Thanks for the great video. I acquired this plant a couple of months ago and placed it on a tree fern fiber/moss pole. I did not put it in my cabinet. I do supplement the light with a grow light. I'm having a similar experience to you. Love this plant.
I love seeing the growth over a year so thank you for the work put in. It’s a very beautiful plant and so full for just one vine
I have this, mine is also 1 year old but I am growing it in perlite in a glass vase as a pot. It seems to be happy there, but it is a very slow growing plant indeed,
Great video as usual ! I like the general look of this syngonium.
I love this journey! Such great info 🫶
Cheers :)
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I love all of your content! I really appreciate the lifespan of a plant videos! XX and kitty kisses to Brad!
Wow those roots certainly love the tree fern mix in the small pole.
I really think it’s cool 😎 The roots are incredible & Brad was an amazing assistant for you today 👏👏
Jan thanks for a good video.
I have been looking for one for a few weeks. so it was nice to learn something more about it 🌱🥶💚 👍🏻
Happy growing :) thanks !
Because that is a macrophyllum, it will grow with a much tighter (lusher) look naturally, compared to a podophyllum, which have longer petioles and longer internodal spacing. But podophyllum also tends to activate nodes even when the terminal node is intact, so you end up with multiple stems. The roots on Syngonium are much sturdier, more like a Monstera, than say a Philodendron, making them more drought tolerant. In Florida, they will attach to the stucco siding on a house and head down toward the ground. (and trying to get Syngo roots off the stucco is a chore, speaking from experience)
Cheers!!:)
I don’t know what my plants would do without your videos educating me! 😂 I have a question, do you wipe down your leaves regularly or use anything to keep them shiny or as a preventative pest care?
Thanks :) i just take them outside and spray them with water :)
Ok i got this Frosted Heart and not sure what i feel about it... slow grower for me... and yes i wack it up on a vertical grow pole as well cos of you.
It’s not my favourite, for sure! But it’s a very easy grower so it’s allowed to stay:)
Good morning thank you for Sharing beautiful House Plants lovely collections happy planting lovely 😎😎😎♥♥🌹
Thank you:)
Lovely plant 🪴💚 and handsome Brad😽💕
Ahh, looking up what the really large leaves look like on this variety really helped with understanding your perspective lol. Kindy slouchy & basic when they get too big 🤷🏿♀️ You've also made us moss-allegiant, I fear 😂 But I also live in very high humidity with the easier care you mentioned, so I may just be speaking for myself. Fun experiment 🥂
Thanks :)
When I saw the plant for the first time, I thought it was badly affected by thrips because of the leaves pattern. :) I have two of them now, growing in average home conditions, not in the cabinet or so. One in soil medium, the other in semi-hydroponics. Very slow growing, but I do not mind. They are both doing fine, mealybugs appeared a couple of times. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences.
Now that u said it I can’t unsee it 🫣🫣
@@sydneyplantguy sorry :D
Syngonium going around looking like a philodendron or something!!! 😂
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Merci 😊. Très instructif ! Ce syngonium se plairait peut-être chez moi : manque d'humidité mais humidificateur. 💚🍀
Great video thanks I need to chop up my syngonium albo because I want to make a bushy pot like the one you have in the black pot
Hi Jan! I had 3 syngoniums growing on poles and then some sort of gigantic Florida mealy bugs got on them. 😪 I ended up dismantling 3 poles and throwing one away completely because the mealies got INSIDE the poles!. Most of my syngoniums are inexpensive, so not much invested except time, but still heartbreaking. Will have to see if the mealies are a one-off or if they are common. I just moved here a year ago and for the first whole year I never saw a mealy bug like this. These suckers are humongous.
Beautiful
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🌿🌿🌱nice.
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️😍😍
.. Just leave it in your kitchen window, and you'll see how it will look up and not down.. Much better light for the leaves too, and for the growth..
I don't have a kitchen window :P
@@sydneyplantguy.. Oh, I'm sorry.. It was only because my own Frosted Heart are in my window and really loves it ☺️
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I love those 12 month videos. They must be a lot of work, so thank you for making them 😊 Here, have another roller coaster emoji (even though I'm only a few minutes in and I don't know if this one was a roller coaster): 🎢
Hehe thanks :) was a much steadier ride with this one :P
They look great! Are you using any particular fertilizer or growing hormone ?
Yes :) i have it linked in the description :)
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All those roots seem to be looking for something more. I wondered if it might prefer some moss? Looks like Braddles loves a good spanking😅
It probably would prefer Moss but it’s a reasonably good candidate for a moss alternative :)
Hi thanks for your informative videos. Could you please let me know where you have bought your plastic sheets for your moss poles. I have searched up here in townsville and have had no luck😢. Thanks. Keep making your videos!
They are from grow vertical :) linked in description :)
Jan I see you are filling your grow verticals with bark mix instead of sphagnum??? Are you liking that as much as sphagnum?
No I definitely prefer sphagnum moss but the aroid mix still works :)
I haven't seen these small vertical poles , are they new ?
I might have to get an ikea cabinet , that growth is fantastic ?
I am elderly , are they hard to manage
Please advise
What if you used a finer mesh for your aroid mix/tree fern fiber poles?
I’s be concerned the roots won’t find their way into the pole if the mesh is too fine! Suppose it’s a trade of and depends on how small of a mesh you can fine :)!
You are so handsome and very beautiful I hope that your find a partner that treats you very well 😊 your plants are a major plus ❤
Thank you:)
Why do you use tree fern fiber instead coco coir?
Much better water retention
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that? a thousand buck??? I'm sorry, no matter how rare the "heart shape" is, syngonium is not a hard-to-grow family as I know... plus the leaves are not the WOW level stunning as many other plants... I might as well spend on quality grow lights... great that you didn't pay the crazy $ to get it.
Will see your updates in the future to see if it worth the hype
It grows so slowly. Desperately slow 🫣. I've had one for two years. It looks great, but it's a real snail. It's my only Singonie, but I wouldn't want to be without it. Too beautiful...🤩
That's odd, I have one and it's one of my fastest growers. 🤷
@@dorindastewart1375 Within two years, my Verrucosum has reached a height of 4 meters and has been chopped once. Growing 30 cm a year is not really fast 😅. At least not what I expect. Even the slowest philodendrons and pothos are faster 😉 I think you have better growing conditions for this plant. Every plant develops differently under different conditions.
@@nonamemeetsnobody Yes, conditions certainly make a difference. Happy growing!!! 🌱