I cut up my VINING plant and this happened....
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You are such a good instructor. Long time plant addict, I learn something each time I watch one of your videos. Thanx.
Great tips, Jeff! I came back home from being away a week and I noticed spider mite damage on my P. hederaceum varieties, my Brazil included! I cut back any stems with speckled leaves, gave a good spray treatment with diluted peppermint castile soap, and wiped each leaf both sides with a clean microfibre cloth. Spider mites thrive in warm and dry environments so I’m mitigating by running a humidifier nearby and it’s already helped a ton👏🏻
Thank you for explaining the gentler transition of taking water-propagated cuttings into a small pot of soil, THEN into the larger pot with the mother plant. This was a mistake I used to make (going directly from water to the larger container) and lost many plants to it. I discovered the "tiered-up" method quite by accident (or keen observation?) but I'm glad to see it highlighted so others can propagate their plants more successfully!
Yes....I think we have all fallen victim to the rapid death of water to soil propagation haha
Great video, Jeff! I am watching with my mother. She said I hadn't seen him for a long time.
Oh nice! It is family entertainment haha
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Thank u so much. I didn't know that or ever notice that i need to acclimate first the propagated cuttings in soil then move it to the mother plant for some plants, coz i've always killed my philo neon & brazil until i already gave up and not buying them. Subd😊
Hey thanks and welcome to the channel!!!
@@EverythingPlants thanks 😀
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I have what I believe is a neon philodendron….same shape as Brazil but all bright green or I should say used to be neon green 😟 I don’t see any bugs but the leaves are turning yellow and so weak that they’re just falling off. It’s in a terracotta pot I tried growing it up but now it’s a bunch of sparse vines. I’m thinking of cutting it down placing the vines in water and then removing the roots of what’s left into a small nursery pot 🤞and hope for something to happen. What do you think?
Have you looked at the roots recently? I would pull it out and see if it's root bound and has root rot. Feel free to send a picture to my Instagram account if you want me to have a look
Hey Jeff, does it make a difference when you prune plants? Like should I wait until spring to prune my jade or pothos plants or can I do it now?
Depends on your lighting situation. If natural light then I'd wait a few more weeks for more sunlight. If you have grow lights, then you should be able to anytime.
Great video, thank you!
Thank you Jeff, I find that when I prune my vining plants the leaves grow back really small. What to you think I can do to get bigger growth, they are getting good light from a south west window and a grow light ??
I have lost several cuttings, simply because I didn't know about water roots & soil roots. What about sphagnum or perlite propagation?
Perlite would be best for ease of transitioning.....but for pretty much guaranteed success of rooting then water is the way to go if you are unfamiliar with the other methods
@@EverythingPlants I have done sphagnum rooting for years. But tbh, those are the cuttings I give away. I don't know how they turn out. Ooops! That prop box is big enough, that I could push the moss to one end & put small pots with dirt in the other, if needed.
I started some pothos in perlite as this week's experiment.
Thank you Jeff, great results ! ❄️🫠💚🙃
You bet!
i think you need to be more clear about pruning monsteras and philos... chopping the top off WILL activate a lower node, but usually only one. it also reverts the maturity of the newly growing leaves, which is extremely undesirable for most owners of these plants. a bushy monstera or philo is best achieved without pruning from what i know. please correct me if i’m missing something, though.
Yes....you are correct. Thanks
I actually went in and cropped that part out as it is confusing/conflicting information. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
I trim mine all the time. I give them away to a small nursery that the money goes to help the mentally challenged
That is so awesome! I need to find something like this to donate my cuttings to.
@@EverythingPlants : YES !!! I love to donate my plants to them. Almost as much fun as playing "SECRET SANTA" ✌🏻❤️
I 🖖SALUTE 🖖 THE PHIL💚DENDR💚N BRASIL... I KN💚W IT TO BE QUITE A TR💚💚PER!!!
Beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful
I have to laugh when I think of my reluctance, years ago, to trim or prune a plant. Now I don’t think twice about it.
I love your thorough explanation and how informative each of your clips is. Thanks!
Great proper explanations to back up why we prune and propagate our plants. Thanks 👍🪴
Thanks for watching!
Good plant pruning tips Jeff!
Thanks Carol
I'm glad you didn't give up on it. It is looking good
Wow thats amazing! Thanks for sharing Jeff! My Brazil needs some pruning too.
Go for it!