Philodendron Lessons From Nature / Care Tips Indoor Outdoor Philodendrons / Thread Tank
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video, I share some outdoor philodendrons and how observing these plants has changed the way I grow my indoor philodendrons. -- Philodendron lessons from nature.
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The wonders of nature! I planted my philodendron and Monstera outside and they just took off and became Giants. that tree is fabulous and supports so many other plants. “ I think that I should never see a poem as lovely as a tree…. Poems are made by fools like me, but only God can make a tree” Joyce Kilmer
I plant do start several of my Philodendrons growing outside this summer. I'm going to leave them permanently and let them do what they do. I love a natural display of plants.
Just wanted to say Love you and love your videos too ❤ I live in Florida and am retired so can relate with you also I find your voice so soothing and relaxing, I can listen to you for hours 😊 💕
Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching. 🌴🌞💚
This was a fantastic video, I loved seeing the Philodendrons growing in their wild natural state. Thanks Peggy!
You are so welcome!
Wow, I didn't know that.
Thanks for watching.
The Philos in your yard are amazing. 😃💚 This really helps visually to know how the Philodendrons grow! 😃💚
I'm please you found the video informative. Thanks for watching.
BEAUTIFUL-BEAUTIFUL-BEAUTIFUL...
Thank you!
I love philodendrons. Thank you!
Me too! You are very welcome.
Wow that papaya tree coming out is wild!! Plant life is so beautiful and adaptive
It really is!
I love your garden 😍 and great information.
So nice of you. Thank you for watching.
Very informative, thank you...will definitely make some changes to my struggling philos.
Glad it was helpful!
I was making the same mistake of planting too deep. When I uncovered the trunk of my gloriosum I found a 3-4" long cataphyl trying to push its way out!! Thanks for these tips. Love your channel!!
Glad you found the information useful Tiffany. In the last 6 months, I have repotted most of my Philos and they seem to be happier. I'm seeing much more new growth. Enjoy your Gloriosum!
Thanks for sharing
Philodendrons are one of my favorite
new subie
Hello and welcome to the family. They are a favorite of mine as well. Thanks for watching.
Wow that little lizard seen at 2:23 is stunning as well
LOL, glad you like it. They happen to freak me out. My kids keep trying to get me to keep one in my terrarium. It won't happen. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for a very interesting video. Gives me a lot to think about.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching!
Excellent video Peggy - Thank u !
You are so welcome!
Great video I’m a new house plant collector and found two philodendron plants. I have been researching about its care, but being able see how it grows in the wild is very informal , thanks
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
So interesting, Peggy! Those outside Philos are gorgeous!
Thanks Sheila! Stay well!
Hi Peggy, this is such an amazingly interesting video. Also so beautiful ohhhh I just
can’t stop re-watching. Your voice and the birds adds a special touch right up there
with that infectious smile. TFS.....now for my re-watch ☺️.
Glad you enjoyed it, Oletha. I love that you enjoy my videos. It keeps me motivated. As always, thanks for watching. Your support is greatly appreciated.
That was very informative and interesting. thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Love this info thank you! I just inherented a 50 plus yr old selloum interior plant that needs repotted. I know what I'm doing tomorrow finally 🤗☺
I've watched hours of videos and everyone has something to offer, it's amazing. Thanks again and Blessings ❤
Enjoy your newly acquired selloum and best of luck with the repotting. Happy growing!
@@PeggysPlants she made it thru the repotting and has new leaves 🤗🙏
Lucky to have that in your back yard. I’m jealous.
I've recently moved and no longer have it in my back yard. I'm jealous too!
Hi Peggy! I love the garden 🥰 and Beautiful nature 🌿🌲Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
i always love seeing philodendrons growing on trees and outside, as someone who lives in the deserts of california im very jealous lol
I'm hoping to mount several of mine on trees once the weather is warm. They seem so much happier outdoors!
Great video, Peggy! I love your hair, cool summer look! Philodendrens are one of my favorite plants. You are so easy to watch. Very personable. Your content never fell to intrigue me.
Thank you so much. You are always so kind. Thanks for watching, Arelette.
This is a game changer. I have a phil. selloum and I really need to change my soil tomorrow.
I'm glad you found the information helpful. Thanks for watching.
Loved this video. Those philodendrons are so impressive!
Thanks so much!
Very interesting video! Didn't realize the Keys were stone. Makes sense. Loved the bird sounds! 🐦 Love Philodendrons 🪴
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Very cool Peggy✌💖
Thanks so much. Stay well Suzette!
I'm so glad you participated in the Black Plant-tuber video thingy. I'm happy to be watching all these videos of your. Thank you so much for all this great info!
Hello ShahanaStyle! Thank you for your support and you are very welcome!
Great information and video ! ❤️
Glad you liked it!
Wow! This information was very interesting and informative. I have a tiny little Brazil that is doing poorly. I've got to take better care of her and re-pot her in the correct soil. Thanks Peggy. You're great.
Glad it was helpful!
My neighbors have a huge philodendron growing outside in their back yard in Oakland California. It’s an incredible plant. It’s really dry here most of the year, and yet that plant is absolutely massive.
Exactly! That's why I love seeing plants grow outdoors with minimal intervention. It shows us exactly what the plants really need and explains why some of my plants die from too much "love". 🌿💚
I’m in love with your garden!!!
I loved that garden. I really miss it now that I've moved to central Florida.
I love your garden and your videos! Thanks!
Thank you so much for watching.
Wow. This was very informative. They are growing so well attached to the tree and the ground.
I just repotted my philadenden. I may take it out and add some orchid bark as well. Thank you for sharing.🌱🌟💚🎀
Glad it was helpful!
Just got my first two philodendrons yesterday. Two very large Brasils I’m going to hang in front of two windows for a bit of privacy.
I have two Brazils as well and love them. They are fast growers trail beautifully. Enjoy your new plants!
Fantastic video. Real nature experience. I hear a lot of these things but you literally showed me. Very insightful.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks Peggy! This video is so informative! I walked around to look at mine and I have a lot of work to do. Your yard is beautiful!
Glad it was helpful! Believe me, I have a lot of work to do in mine as well. Thank you for watching.
Thanks Peggy!
You are so welcome!
Wow you live in your own little paradise 😍❤️❤️ many would love to have such beautiful collection growing in their yard.
Thank you so much 😊
Excellent video! I love your outdoor space. I appreciate the way you learned from the outside to bring inside. I will try to heed some of this advice as I am starting to acquire more philodendrons.
Glad it was helpful!
The lizard at 2:20 is so insane oh my gosh
LOL, I can't stand them, which is why they seem to seek me out. Something about them just freaks me out. 🙂
This was super helpful! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Peggy....can I make a suggestion. When you talk look at the camera or at least where you would see us. It's distracting when you look to your right. I love your tropical garden. I can relate, since I live near Tampa. Always look forward to your new post!
Thanks for the tip
Very enlightening to see the plant in it's outside growth habit. Thank you. Also subscribed 🌿👏👍💚
Thanks and welcome to the family. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you!
I love ur channel so much so homey 🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
Thanks for sharing very helpful
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Such a good video. Thank you.
Thank you for your support!
Thank you Peggy for such an informative video. I learned quite a bit about philodendrons that I didn’t know. I love tropical plants, but can only grow them outdoors during summer months.
I'm pleased you found the video informative. I've moved from the Keys and now grow most of my plants indoors also. It has been quite an adjustment! Thanks for watching.
Amazing garden 😍
Thank you!
Thank you for the informative and beautiful content, Peggy! I can’t wait to pot up my little philos in this new way. Stay well!
I'm glad you found it informative. Thanks for watching.
I took a leaf off from the floor of home depot I propagated it it looks like some type of philodendron but variegated
Hopefully you will be able to figure out what it is. Thanks for watching.
Can you do a philodendron Radiatum,or a Sagittifolium plant care?
There's not any on you tube yet,would care to see this
I will see what I can do. Thanks for the suggestion.
Hey Peggy, I love your videos and love your plants! Thank you for your channel!
You are so welcome. I appreciate your support!
Thank you thank you very interesting 😊 can u help me with my philodendron billietiae it's not doing anything I've had it for a year it put out two leaves one yellowed and it seems stuck ,i put it outside hoping something will happen 😅 be safe.
Hello Carol, I don't have a Billietiae but I have many philodendrons. When mine aren't doing anything I make some changes one at a time. First, I check to make sure it isn't root bound and has no pests. Additional things to check: correct lighting, fertilze, need for new soil, and watering habits. Rather than do everything at once, I would make one or two corrections at a time as not to shock the plant. Normally, the problem will be in one of these areas. Hope that helps.
So helpful
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Veryhelpful
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching.
I remember your hubby cutting some off the tree..
You have a better memory than I do. I just remember the pothos he picked from the woods. LOL
Peggy's Tropical Garden maybe that was it
Thank you so much! 💚🌿
You are so welcome!💚🌿
This isn’t a “philodendron hope”. The philodendron hope is actually a thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum. This looks like a true philodendron and it may be a philodendron radiatum. Beautiful plant!
Thank you for the ID assist!
Very nice
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your video!!! I gained so much knowledge through out the 10:21 minutes! (Which happens to be my birthday! XD)
Lol, that’s why I made the video that exact length!😁 I’m pleased you found the video helpful.
Love this Peggy, I can’t believe that the philo hope grows out of trees, that is so amazing🤩would that make them epiphytic?
Yes Florida is humid enough to keep those babies happy😂🥰like a rainforest and in august wow. I die every time I go down to Wellington to visit family, this NYer is not used to it😍
Be well and safe Peggy,and your shirt is adorable btw, I will check the company.💚the shirts look so soft too.
Your voice is so relaxing you can voice over documentaries🙌
Hello Elizabeth, thanks for watching. I was thinking the same thing, but couldn't find anything that referred to them as epiphytic. This may be because they are parasitic and get nutrients from the tree. I really don't know for certain. Sometimes the more you learn, the less you know! 🤔
Peggy yw
I am trying to find a really good reference book on hoyas and philodendrons. The internet is a great source but I feel a book would really do into depth. This was a very interesting subject. I’m wondering will the tree die due to the nutrients being taken from it?
Epiphytic means that they don’t get nutrients from the tree. It lays on top of he tree, from what I understand bout it. I’m trying to learn more bout my tree philodendron to see if I can take it out and replant it somewhere else in my yard or put it in a pot.
Very helpful, thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
I love your videos. You inspire and motivate me to keep making more videos. Support and gratitude to you. You got a new Subbie. 💕
Thank you so much and welcome to the family!
You were gardening in USDA zone 11, that's already frost free all year around.
Yes, it is.
Love your videos, thank you so much I can gruels learn a lot from it. Also can anyone tell me what animal was there on the tree ? Minute 2:20 to 2:23 on the lower right side of the screen
it's a lizard. They are everywhere. I don't know the specific name.
amaze balls!
what's the lizard at 2:22?
I try to keep my distance from the lizards and don't know much about them. They freak me out. 😳 I think it is an Anole lizard.
Peggy, you look so beautiful. I haven’t been watching videos for about a year now. But you popped up and my first thought was you haven’t aged. You look even younger. How do you do that?
All I can say is, bless your heart! I would have to chalk it up to genetics, because I certainly can't take any credit. I don't do anything special, at all. Thanks for the kind words!
I'm going to repot my plant. I think I need to to change the soil and go with a terra cotta pot 🤔
Sometimes a repot can make all of the difference. Best of luck!
2:21 Peggy what's that little cute animal?
It's a little lizard. I don't like them and they are everywhere here. I don't even notice them anymore. LOL
I wonder if your aroid on the tree and on the ground might be Philodendron radiatum or some other more "vining" variety.
I've been told it is a radiatum. Thanks for the ID assist!
It time for a question and answer apisode 😆😅🤣😂
I've had several requests for one. I'm thinking about it. Thanks for watching!
Thank you 😊 💓
Can you also do this with pothos I have pothos growing wild.
I potted a wild pothos and let it continue to grow outside and I'm working on another video of a wild pothos I rooted indoors and potted. Here is a link to the first one ruclips.net/video/VQunsGP4ZAc/видео.html
Did anyone notice the butterfly waving at 2:23
LOL, how observant! Thanks for watching.
Can you propagate just from a leaf cutting on a philodendron split leaf?
You'd need to make sure you have a node on the attached stem.
100th comment!
Lol, well congratulations! 😀
Where is this
At my house in the Florida Keys.
If you dont plant your Pink Pricess outside like a propagation or smth. You missed the point
I'm living in a colder climate now and don't know that the PP would appreciate being outdoors in the cold.