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i did a similar thing with my girlfriend's spider plants, she had one with leaves that were white inside and green outside, I found one growing outside with the green on inside and white on outside, now they're happy and look cool multicoloured
I also put multiple varieties of jade in the same pot and gave my girlfriend a long big pot with multiple types of succulents stuck together to make a variety forest.
They sound great 👍
This is way better than the arrangements at the box stores
Cool thanks!
Exactly they never put compatable plants together!
I agree. Imo the box store arrangements can be great way to grab multiple species, especially on clearance. When I them I break it down & seperate the plants.
When nothing else lives, my Devil's Ivy thrives lol This is a great idea. So gorgeous🥰
Thanks!
Your pothos look beautiful together in the orange pot. A couple of years ago I put my green and black zz plants together in a bigger pot and they're looking great and have gotten alot bigger. Have a blessed day.
Nice combo 👌
I've been watching your videos for a few months now and I just wanted to say congratulations on the all the views, subscribers, and sponsors!! It's wonderful to see the channel growing very quickly. My partner and I have been learning so much from your videos and our houseplants are absolutely thriving thanks to you 🥳
Thank you so much!
I have a very large floor planter with a Calathea lancifolia (rattlesnake) a Calathea Rosy, two Calathea leuconera (Red Stripes) and a tall Ctenanthe setosa at the center. It looks gorgeous. It's on wheels, and I keep it in front of my humidifier to disguise the unit---and for the plants to enjoy the corner where it's most humid in my house, of course. The way the different growing habits, markings, and colorations blend into each other is magnificent. I's almost more striking at night, when the leaves are standing up and all the burgundy-purple-maroon undersides are visible. Chef's kiss! I also have a few common types of Syngonium growing up a moss "wall" I created as an experiment. It's a simple cedar board covered in a mix of spahgnum moss, peat, coco fibers, and orchid bark, all bound with twine...sort of a kokedama, but flat.
Sounds cracking 👌
It's really weird how much I love your channel, as I only grow outdoor plants and you're primarily an indoor plant channel, but I love your sense of humour, and do take your advice. I only wish we had spring in Durban. We seem to go from a low of 19 degrees in winter to 30 in summer.
Don’t fight it just enjoy it 😂
Snake plants are another type that look cool potted and mixed together! But really this can be done with lots of things, and they don’t all have to be the same plant, just similar enough stuff with similar enough needs.
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I have five different colours of Ficus Elasticas in one LARGE pot.
Burgundy, Ruby, Tineke, Shivereana, and Altissima.
Its a riot of colour.
I also have them in individual pots with four to five plants each of the same kind, the Burgandy has seven, all of them are bunched togetger as a corner display.
Sounds awesome! I love a Ficus
I wonder how the combined creation of Pothos would look climbing up.
Should be good
Will give it a try soon.
Yes, I always do this🌿I combined my "Micans & Silvery Ann"🌿 & "Philodendron Brazil & Silver Stripe" & "Pothos & Neon Philodendron" 🌿👌
Sounds great!
Nice video! For those who are growing things hydroponically, you can get away with mixing up a larger variety of plants which, if growing is soil, might have different requirements. But if they are in water you only need worry about light requirements. Example…string of pearls looks amazing cascading over the rim of my purple vase with Alocasia silver dragon! ❤️
Sounds lush 👍
Do you mean growing them hydroponically in substrate with nutrient solution, or just in water?
@@worldgonemad1977 Most of mine are growing just in a vase of water. If they look pale and wan, I will give them a bit of fertilizer but only the really fast growers seem to need it. Both my Peace Lily and my Alocasia have flowered just living in a vase. I do have several plants growing statically in LECA and they are doing well. I change out the water twice a week so it is perhaps not for those who don’t want to bother with that. 😂
I have a jade pothos, neon pothos and marble queen in a pot together. The marble queen started to take over so I put a bamboo stake in the center and she's about 3.5 feet up and her leaves are huge, the others are full on the bottom but still not vining too seriously after a year... It looks cool though with the bushy bottom and the marble queen coming up from the center...
I like the sound of that
Yup, scindapsus (satin), marble queen & n'joy pothos quite a slow-grower. Personally I preferred to hang them separately, together with Cissus Discolor, T. Nanouk & T. Fluminensis inside my porch. So it's easier to detangle, propagate & relocate them next time. Love from Malaysia! 😉❤
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That looks gorgeous, especially in the orange pot. Oh, and thanks for saving me some money recently. I used your Sansi code when buying yet another grow light (i'm a bit addicted to them) and it saved me over a fiver! Amazing!
You are so welcome!
Thanks to your videos I got my peace lily to flower again. I cut the roots in half and fertilized and now its growing great! Also Gave it more light
Awesome 👏
This is a fantastic idea! I have the same three pothos and I'm going to do this. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Do the same with sweer potato vine varieties for a gorgeous outdoor container.
Sounds great!
Combining multiple varieties are so pretty! Thanks for showing!
Glad you like them!
I’m working on a mixed trailing plant pot like this but I’ve just been adding cuttings. Started with golden pothos and decided to make it a mix instead of several babies after I acquired some cuttings of similar plants. I have filled it in so far with the satin pothos/scindapsis and some philodendron brasil. I also just took some cuttings of neon pothos to root and add, and I want to add the darker leaves of the heart leaf philodendron. I think that is all I have for the mix right now, it would be massive to pot all the full plants together, but it is similar to yours and I think it is a good mix of colors, textures, some different types of variegation and different solid colored leaves. There are a couple others I’d like to get my hands on and add but it’ll just be a fun casual whatever I have that makes sense mix.
That’s a great setup! 👍
I'm going to try this with my marble queen and my neon pothos...wish me luck
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I found my cuttings in my grow cabinet, grow faster roots in dark glass bottles, so brown or green, it also cut down on the algae growth 😊
Need to try that
I made two of these mixed pots with standard and purple varieties of Creeping Jenny's and they came out beautifully! They are perfect for outdoors after the last frost in Scheffield and the PNW of the US but would probably need to be indoors year round in warmer climates closer to the equator. Very Hardy plant, though. I have some in hanging baskets as well as in taller planters on either side of the entry to my shed with the tendrils hanging down. They are very low maintenance and don't mind me procrastinating on repotting 😅
Thanks for the recommendation
Just did this yesterday with golden pothos and monstera adansonii cuttings. Then this video pops up. What are the odds😂
'They' told me 😅
@@SheffieldMadePlants those cheeky plants😆
I'm so excited to do this! I'm new to plants and your channel is so helpful. I learn so much from you and your passion for plants really shines through. Great content, great plants. Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Thank you. Am going to try this . Your plant looks beautiful like that. Keep up the great work.
Thank you 😊
I'm going to combine my pothos! Your plants look beautiful in the orange pot! Thank you and I'm going to check out your website next!
Awesome! Thank you!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one creating these compositions. :) I've recently did this to Ficus elastica and benjamina plants, as well as calatheas of different varieties. The only mix I'm struggling with is regular variegated ivy plants, those just don't seem to like me at all... :D love your contents btw :)
Thank you 😊
I used barbecue skewers around the circular edge of the pot and I would weave the Vines through.
That worked really well Intel the little white bugs invaded and destroyed the whole thing
Good stuff here! Thanks. I have a few different thanksgiving and Easter cactus rooting. Going to combine them all! The combined pothos look gorgeous. I also love the look of those Phili Brasils in the cute propagation vases. Vaaaaaaase. (anyone seen that Chewy commercial 😹)
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Love the contrast!
Thanks!
I put the Marble Queen and N’Joy Pothos and Philodendron Lemon and Lime together and another pot with a Heart leaf Philo, a Brasil and a Neon Pothos I’m loving the look too! Mine are all quite small plants at the moment and I can’t wait till they start trailing. I think that pot shows off your display particularly well so I think I’m going shopping. Thank you for the great idea. I’m looking at all my plants in a different light now🤔
Nice combo 👌
I did the Pothos combo, with 5 varieties: Marble Queen, Green Queen, N'Joy, Neon and Golden. It is very pretty!
Nice 👌
I want to make a nice Alocasia display. As they are all at different sizes at this time, I'll wait for the next repotting, collect the corms and plant those together in a different pot
Sounds good
Thank you , I am inspired to care for my current plants in a different and better manner.
My pleasure 😊
I bought some cuttings to do this with! 😍🌿🌱🙏 Thank you for this video!
Have fun!
Beautiful idea!
Thank you! 😊
I feed my plants every watering. Been doing this for a year and a halt. I use the small measure that comes with miracle gro all purpose 😅.I add 10 drops of cal.mag. In I. A half gallon watering can. Occassionly I will use plain filtered water. I bottom water, and all my plants are thriving..My theory is a big meal occassionly doesn’t work as well as small meals regularly. It really works for my plants.
It’s a good tactic
By repotting in March I plant Sansevieria and ZZ-Plant together in one pot. It looks very nice and it works 😊
Sounds great!
I did something similar this summer with a raven ZZ I had and another one I found marked down on clearance. They are very happy cohabiting. I did recently set up a little gnome village in the pot and think it came out pretty cute. When designing my outdoor planters I follow this simple rule. It.would work in the case of house plants.too. always have a thriller, a spiller, and a filler. In a succulent arrangement this can be accomplished with a combo of a string of something ( spiller) an echiveria (filler) with those lovely rosettes, and a flowering kalanchoe (thriller) as an example. It's fun being creative with your plants. Not every plant needs to be in its own pot. 😊
Nice tip thanks very much 👍
I've potted snake plants with pothos (devil's ivy) I love it! And I get SO MANY compliments on those planters
Sounds great!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful plants
Thanks for visiting
Great idea for combining the neon pothos and other pothos together. It looks gorgeous in that orange pot. Now, you are making me think of combining my pink princess with another philodendron or 2 syngoniums that I have.
Go for it 😁
I've done this with mine and love the end results
Hey Jeff 👋
@@SheffieldMadePlants hello 👋
It looks great, and especially with your choice of planter!!! 💚🪴🌵
Thank you! Cheers!
Great idea! I have done this with some hoyas.
Sounds great!
What a lovely colorful combination ! I've recently done something similar with some baby Neon, Satin and Brazil Philo, put them in a large bowl-shaped plastic vase and also planted a small plastic bottle in the center as a placeholder for a moss pole when they grow up. They are getting along great but I'm not so sure if I still want the pole now, because your trailing composition is so wonderful 💚
Nice combo. I can see it working nicely with a pole
I have a golden pothos, marble queen, and a green pothos together in a urn type planter..I want to try with some types of syngonium next..thanks for your videos..very informative
Thank you 😊
This arrangement looks very nice in the orange pot. I have so many plants I combined some of them and I have all three varieties that you combined and want to try it. I have three pots with combinations of pothos and syngoniums together and they are doing well. I grow a lot of my plants in water and they are thriving with really large leaves. Thanks for another great video!
Wonderful!
Simply beautiful !!
Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for watching!
I did that with my Golden pothos and the N joy.
The N joy is really small compared to my Golden and it makes sence since the white don't photosynthesis. But it is okay! 😅
The silver pothos is more a Scindapsus no? And for what I learn those silver parts helps with photosynthesis 😁
Njoy would be nice in the mix 👌
You are correct, the "Silver Pothos" is not a pothos at all, it's a Scindapsus, the other two are Epipremnum.
I’d just love to see you sell your plants; they’re like your babies LOL
Never! 😁
New subscriber here! I’m totally binge watching your videos now. Great information and the way provide this information is absolutely wonderful!
Awesome! Thank you!
Pothos is the only plant that seems to long-term work grouped together for me. Have a neon and golden mix on a bright yellow with white polka dot Treleaf trellis that's gorgeous. And just potted same mix around edge of a dracaena that outgrew it's large pot. We'll see how they do!
Edit: PS Next try is mixing a baltic and manjula to get those different shapes and textures in one pot, also on a trellis.
Sounds nice 👌
9:15 Pothos and philodendron brazil
Mose stick.
Great idea, cheers 👍only one problem......I'm now looking at all my plants to see which i can pot together 😊
Go for it! 😁
@@SheffieldMadePlants Feck, went to town to buy a new pot. Bloody came home with 4 new plants, cheers mate! I MUST STOP BUYING PLANTS, I have a serious addiction and no space. I also refuse to buy anymore grow lights (next stop Amazon ) 😳
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@@hectorskmetija3015 😂😂😂
I'm going to combine a few of my pothos together. I have one growing with a calethia... So far it's doing great!!
Sounds great!
I love to watch all your videos
Thank you 😊
Very nice. I´d like to plant together: philadendron lemon lime + brasil (+ maybe micans). That could look cool 🤔
Nice combo!
YAY THANK YOU
You bet!
What about combining monstera adansonii and deliciosa in the same pot?
Might be interesting. They kind of grow in a different way but could look fun
I’d like to try that one day (:
Beautiful, going to have a go with streptococcus..❤
Have fun!
Hi, from Utah. When my mom passed away 5 years ago, my company gave me a plant arrangement. The only part I've been able to keep going is the pothos... kinda. One part has gotten incredibly leggy, but I do have leaves at the end of it and I have leaves coming out from other parts of the soil creating other pothos vines. My question is do you think the one that has gotten very leggy should I cut it and put little 2-in pieces of it in the soil in hopes they will grow? I am obviously very dedicated in keeping this plant alive. So I have been very nervous to do anything I have seen on the internet. You are the first person my husband and I have watched and believe you know what you are talking about. So if you have any ideas, please let me know. I can send you a picture of what I am talking about. Thank you for all your videos. They have helped so much with our multiple monsteras, multiple dracaena, multiple snake plants and multiple other beautifully growing pothos. Not to mention the dieffenbachia we bought for my mother-in-law, she has dementia, and when she was younger she always had one. So, we bought her one.
My pathos plant seems to be doing well, I stuck it in my fishtank!
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This definitely looks interesting and I'd appreciate it in someone else's house, but it feels wrong to me (just me being weird about each plant having their own pot). I'd probably keep the plants in individual pots and just put them in a bigger pot together. That way I can pull out each plant individually if they have any problems. But most of my plants get very big (alocasia maccororhiza/ Portadora/ Sumo and Monstera Albo/Thai/ Green stuff along those lines), so I prefer them on their own to show them off.
Fair enough 😁
I love this!
Thanks!
I’m not sure if it’s environmental or what but my satin pathos needs way less water and grows much slower than my others. But I thing my marble, golden, and a solid green I have would look good together.
Would be nice 👍
I also have some pothos that are way thirstier than some others. I thought it was weird.
Beautiful idea! I think I'm going to do this with my Amazon prime day pothos set when it comes in :)
Sounds great!
I did a similar mix but instead of satin Pothos I used manjula Pothos
Very nice 👍
1:34 I am trying pothos and philodendron brazil together
should i be "overwatering" my cutting to get it adjusted to soil and slowly stop watering it as much? like hardening it off?
Keep it moist for a couple of weeks yes then ween it off
I do this with five different Pothos and call them monster pots. 😊
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Franken-Pothos
Have you made a video about plant chlorophyll, some of my verigated alocasia have lost them, and all the new leaves are white
Nope not on that
I just got cuttings from my neighbour: tradescantia zebrina purpussii and tradescantia spathacea. They'll look lovely together. I'm going to try this tonight.
Do you think I could add a Scindapsus in the mix?
You can try but i think the trads will outgrow the scindapsus
@@SheffieldMadePlants Good point. Thanks!
Well... The cuttings were rotting. I think my neighbour transferred them from water to soil too soon and put them in a pot that was too big. There were barely any roots, and the little things just melted off. So I had to cut some stem off to the next node, removed all but two leaves per stem, and started over. I hope they'll make it. Only last week I lost most of my plants. I managed to save about six and have a few cuttings in water.
you have lovely followers. i hope you don't get too much negativity
Only 0.0001% 😁
Grrrr now I want to make one for my wines 🙃 bye bye money 💰
Worth the investment 😁
Do you have advice on making a repotting actually look nice? I just recently combined 2 pothos vines. It was 2 very long and leafy vines, but I want a bushier plant. I have been cutting the new growth from the vines, propagating them and adding them back to the mother plant. She is looking kinda wonky because the leaves are going every which way.
How do you want it to look?
This was the reminder I needed to work on trimming my pothos tomorrow. Is the link for the grow light in the Comments? I didn’t see it in the description or your Amazon (US) page, but am definitely interested in your recommendation. 😊
Yep I’m the description. It’s Sansi rather than Amazon
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you!
Would you teach us about Dragon's Breath (Celosia) mine is looking a little worse for wear. I know they don't like wet feet and they love full sun but outside of that I can't find much. Also Dracena and Bromelaids.
Sorry I don’t have the plant
hey! do you have any experience with lithops and mesembs? i'd love to hear more about them
No sorry don’t have them
Do you have Stomathe and Maranta. I have Stomathe since last couple of years snd recently brought maranta. Variation in Stomathe is at next level.
I’ve not but I’ve had my eye on it for a little while 😁
@@SheffieldMadePlants when I am comparing Stomathe with philodendron Birkin. Variation on each leaf of Stomathe is different and looks like hand painted. Maranta is delicate and learning to make him happy.
Could you do this with syngonium plants?
Yes it should work nicely
I'm having a problem with my vining plants. They don't really trail down - they curl up at the ends! As they get longer, will this get better as gravity takes hold? They are all getting overhead lighting from grow lights.
They’re searching for light then. Gravity will take hold eventually
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you! Patience is not my virtue.
variegation: mind blown. too logical for my pea brain
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Does Scindapsis need more light than Pothos varieties? Under the same amount of light, my Scindapsis are leggy with smaller leaves, whereas Pothos has significantly bigger leaves
They're probably slightly slower growing
Would it be ok to plant pothos and philodendron together?
Should be fine
My scindapsus ain't doing good .. I give up
Where did you get your orange pot from?
My local nursery. Can’t remember the brand now
I love that orange pot! And I think it looks great next to your blue sofa.
Can someone please help me?!? I have a plant emergency! A while back I got an adansonii and repotted it in a long, narrow pot, each vine seperate on 4 poles. I had some empty space in the front of the pot and thought an N'joy pothos would be beautiful as a pot-mate to fill in the space. About a month ago I ordered one on amazon from california tropicals. I recieved it the next week(it was beautiful but potted in a substrate that was mostly soggy coir), let it sit for a day or two after shipment, and then repotted it with the other plant. I was worried about leaving it in the coir for too long....anyways, it looked fabulous but I noticed about a week later that they weren't perking up as I expected. Turns out, one by one, I'd tug on a plant and they were black and rotted! I've tried to salvage good nodes and now only only have TWO rooted vines from the original plant. I don't understand because over watering is DEFINITELY not the cause and my adansonii is still as healthy as ever. Sorry for all the details, I'm just stumped and hopefully someone will catch something I've missed. I couldn't imagine what as caused it and I'm hoping I can salvage it in some way. Should I also worry about my adansonii? What can I do to help the remaining pothos? Also, I feel horrible because I've never failed at a pothos before. Lol. I'm repotting the remaining pothos in a pot of its own for now....I don't know what that will accomplish but it seems right. Any onsite would be appreciated! I know the viewers of this channel are always willing to help.
Did the pothos arrive rotting? I’d maybe be safe and change the soil of the whole thing and check for anything off while doing it. Is there a pest munching at the roots?
@@SheffieldMadePlantshat's what threw me off the most. When I repotted it, the roots appeared very healthy....maybe a little thin but white and healthy. I also removed most of the old soil so I think I would have come across pests or at least would have seen the evidence. I'm beginning to wonder if this has something to do with the tissue culture? I've only recently been looking into it so I could be wrong. In the pot, every individual plant was bunched into the middle and there were a TON of tiny sprouts throughout it that were so small I couldn't identify them as pothos so was a bit confused. Could it be that it was sent to me too soon after TC? From my understanding, they need a while to harden after removing from TC. If not, what the hell were those tiny sprouts?!? Lol. I was thinking that if it just came out of TC it could be possible to still be exposed to the hormones making those new tiny plants? I don't know.....
Would it be ok to make a pot with white and pink princess?
Sounds nice
This is probably going to be a silly question, but do they cross pollinate... ?
No pothos don’t really flower indoors
My pothos isn’t growing very much.
Prob needs more light
Scindapsus Exotica is not a pothos
Mixed monstera with cheese plant. Currently in recovery on my balcony due to low light indoors. 🥹🥲 So far, there is progress. So that is good. 🤓
Nice!
I recently bought a Marble Queen in Edinburgh a few weeks ago and was thinking of doing exactly this next year by adding a Neon Pothos and a Brazil & another different Pothos. 🪴🪴👌
That'll be a nice combo
I’m planning to move different types of snake plants in a planter. Always wanted an unique installation of those wonderful creatures. The tall ones at the back and dwarf ones in front of them. I will need to find the perfect pot for this, not too deep but large enough for the plants. When will you launch your website? 💚🪴
That’s a neat idea. My squarespace website is live