I can't wait til mine get big again like that. I used to live in key largo & had some aloe Vera babies my friend gave me. I put them in 2 planters & they grew so full of babies I was able to use them as a border for my corner rock garden. Then those grew & made that a solid wall of aloe. The babies had to continually be saved from the weed wacker when they started to grow out from that boundary. Well. Then I decided, after 25+yrs,to leave key largo & move back to my hometown of Sandy Pond NY on Lake to be close to my son & his family. So I grabbed some babies from that row & those pots...& now they're in zone 5...I actually had to leave ALOT of my cacti/succulents behind bc they were so overgrown,established,some rooting in ground & growing wild up fence/tree/wooden shed. My staghorn was(is) in same spot for 14yrs...sad to leave that behind too...but my baby from her is doing great too...anyways...back to...I can't wait til mine are that full again❤
Awesome video. But my question is, what do you do when the plant eventually loses all the oldest leaves, leaving the whole bottom of the plant bald with a full and still heavy top? Do you just cut it and hope it roots again?
Hi Tanner! I'm new to your channel and I just loved this video. Very easy and informative. And you had me laughing. Thank you so much. Also, do you have a video for Dieffenbachia's? I have a new one and I'm not sure if I'm caring for it correctly. Thanks!
Thank you! I'm not sure if I do or not- I've been making these videos on one platform or another for the past 5 years, so I'm sure they are online somewhere! lol!
I can't wait til mine get big again like that. I used to live in key largo & had some aloe Vera babies my friend gave me. I put them in 2 planters & they grew so full of babies I was able to use them as a border for my corner rock garden. Then those grew & made that a solid wall of aloe. The babies had to continually be saved from the weed wacker when they started to grow out from that boundary. Well. Then I decided, after 25+yrs,to leave key largo & move back to my hometown of Sandy Pond NY on Lake to be close to my son & his family. So I grabbed some babies from that row & those pots...& now they're in zone 5...I actually had to leave ALOT of my cacti/succulents behind bc they were so overgrown,established,some rooting in ground & growing wild up fence/tree/wooden shed. My staghorn was(is) in same spot for 14yrs...sad to leave that behind too...but my baby from her is doing great too...anyways...back to...I can't wait til mine are that full again❤
Love the pot slap!….and intense stare!…lol
Great technique, thanks for sharing.
Awesome video. But my question is, what do you do when the plant eventually loses all the oldest leaves, leaving the whole bottom of the plant bald with a full and still heavy top? Do you just cut it and hope it roots again?
You can continue to bury that stalk deeper, or what most folks do is chop and prop
Noted you didn't use clear pot. How do you decide where to use it or not? Thanks
My potting mix holds too much water and drainage is not good. What shud i add to make it well draining n retain less water?
Whst mix are you using for the new pots?
Lmao this video was awesome! 😅
That doesnt look like soil. Looks like pebbles.
True haha there's no actual soil in houseplant soil mixtures
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Hi Tanner! I'm new to your channel and I just loved this video. Very easy and informative. And you had me laughing. Thank you so much. Also, do you have a video for Dieffenbachia's? I have a new one and I'm not sure if I'm caring for it correctly. Thanks!
Thank you! I'm not sure if I do or not- I've been making these videos on one platform or another for the past 5 years, so I'm sure they are online somewhere! lol!
@@tannertheplanter4213 Ok thank you! I'll search through and see if I find it.
Him Slapping the pot is just annoying.