Thank you so much! I really really appreciate you saying so. I wish more people thought so haha it’s getting very low views compared to my other kinds of videos 🥲
I’m such a visual learner so seeing the graphic and close ups were so helpful! Would love to see a hoya video if you haven’t already done one because I struggle to propagate hoyas!
Yay! Nothing works better than sphag in a self watering lot, tent it and forget it. I’m about to add some smaller pots of the same plants and props into one hanging basket, but my biggest brasil is super full and taking over the atheism with tricks like this!
This is such a timely video as I got my first Philodendron micans over the weekend. It has long internodes so when I get it home I'll be chopping and propping. I also got a Scindapsus (I watched your video) that only has three leaves and I'm scared. These types of videos are awesome Harli and because of you, I'm better able to take care of them. Thanks for sharing Harli.
I just repotted some of my Brazil propagations into my pot this weekend It looks super awkward still lol but one day I’ll have a good pot of Brazil I’m slowly working on my micans as well lol but it’s look pretty cute 😊
That is incredible! It is never that easy for me! I still have to just do the cuttings in water and then add to the pot. You have the gift! You make it look so easy to have such success in straight soil!
Thank you so much. This video helped a ton; loved the referenced images to the right as you're elaborating on the axillary buds. I have been propagating my Philodendron for a few months and have just transferred into soil! I am nervous but very excited! Thank you!
Great video Harli. I have loads of pothos cuttings in water at the moment that are very overdue for potting up 😂 I might just stick them all in one pot and see what they look like
My Brasil has been thriving in water! I water propped a cutting and ended up leaving it in the water (that I change out every couple of weeks) because it has grown so much faster!
@@dclarkmcdonald I just cut up my PPP into 6-7 cuttings and it's rooting rather quickly. I used a little rooting hormone so it may have helped. I cut them, dabbed the end in rooting powder, let them sit for a few hours, then placed in water. I noticed I need to change the water a little more often compared to my pothos cuttings.
Just put 5 nodes in water and 1 back in the soil either the mother planet to see which one works better. 🤞🏻Hopefully it works and I didn’t just waste 6 perfect good leaves and half a vine
Wow, thanks so much Harli, I love my Philodensron brazil, and I have propagated her to make a fuller plant just recently and she is doing good and the plant is getting nice and full and she seems pretty happy. I really appreciate your videos like this that you share, you always have such great tips and advice on how to care for plants. Stay safe and happy, sending love and hugs, bye!! 💜💞💜❄❄☃🎄
I’m going to try this with my Mican. She’s one of my favorites! So to make sure I’m understanding, you just water and let the soil mostly dry out like a typical philodendron? I’ve only propagated in water and sphagnum moss.
Hi Harli- Love the video. It told me exactly what I needed to know. I'm curious and if i may ask, what is that plant that is there on your table in the white pot? If you don't mind, I'd love to know. Thank you and greetings from Oklahoma City. Mark
Perhaps a silly question, but if I have a 'node' with an axillary bud, but no aerial roots, can I still cut below that node in order to propagate my Brasil? I am very (very) new to successfully growing any plant, and really dont want to damage it 😅
Ugh, I wonder if that's what i did to my Brazil, i tried to prop a while ago and am getting zero new growth on the plant where I cut. And all new growth coming in on untried ones has leaves literally only the size of a dime. Why the small leaves? It has been a good grower in the past, I haven't changed light or watering habits. I need normal size leaves again! Help, please! Loved this video!
Hi Harli, thank you. I find that regardless of the topic or the specific plant you’re teaching us about, I’m always learning something new. I have a question today and I’d like your opinion or any of your subscribers feedback. While I have several plants indoors, I keep most outside until it gets cold (I’m in NE Florida). I have more outside than inside because it drives me nuts to see the dirt in the pot inside my house🤷♀️. I realize that’s kinda crazy being a plant lover. I was thinking of adding some vining plants around the sides of my planters p, where I can see the dirt. Is there any problem with that? Are there plants that typically don’t grow well with other plants? Currently I’ve just been adding rocks to hide the dirt but I think I’m killing a few. It seems like they retain moisture longer than they should. Anyways……can I grow multiple plants in the same container if they have the basic needs such as lighting, watering schedule, etc? Thanks, Robin
thank you for this!! i have a philo as well and she’s been growing vines now since i got her this summer !!! i want to make her bushier but i wasn’t exactly sure how. thank you again!!
For some reason, when I put even rooted cuttings back into the mother plant, they usually rot. I don’t know how to fix that issue. Any suggestions would be appreciated, Harli? Thank you!😊🪴🪴🪴🪴
You could always try a more airy potting mix! I’ll talk about it in an upcoming video, but root rot happens when the bacteria in the soil competes with the plant roots for the oxygen in the air pockets. Larger air pockets=less competition bc there’s more oxygen to go around
@@HarliG Hmmmm…..I will add more pumice and/or perlite next time, but I was thinking that since the mother plant was doing fine, then the rooted cuttings would do well if I put them back into the mother plant I took them from. (Usually, I root them in water and then transition them into a smaller pot of soil for a few weeks first before putting them back with the mother plant. But obviously, I am still done something wrong. But I am not giving up trying to make my plants fuller. It’s been quite the learning curve figuring out how airy my mixes should be.🤣 Looking forward to your next video, as well! Thanks, Harli!🪴😊
The mother plant likely has a larger root system that has the ability to pull from more pockets than the smaller root system. Water roots also have a waxy coating on them whereas substrate roots don’t so it changes the way they are able to absorb the oxygen & water
@@HarliG Hmmm….I did. It know that but it makes sense!😊 Right now, I have some cuttings rooting in perlite (in uncovered pots) because many of my cuttings rot in plastic closed perlite prop boxes). Going to see if that helps. Thanks so much, Harli!🪴🪴🪴
@@writegirl2937 Make sure to sterilize shears with alcohol to remove bacteria before cutting (if you don't already). I keep a spray bottle of rubbing alcohol in my plant supplies.
Love your vids! Was wondering what tips you had for a Philodendron Fuzzy Petiole!! I’ve had one for a few weeks now and it’s been producing some massive leaves! Just wondered from your experience if you had any tips or tricks
Hey! I actually don’t have one of those, but I do have a philodendron fibrosum! I’ve found it doesn’t like to dry out between waterings completely, but other than that it’s been shelf easy 😊 I think the fuzzy petiole might be along those same lines, but I don’t know for certain
@@HarliG thank you so much for replying!! I gotcha, I am probably going to need to repot and add a moss pole of some sort soon! I have found mine has liked staying lightly moist but not wet! I need to post some pics asap!
I was under the impresson that those are pothos not Philodendrons Maybe you can help me with the difference, I have many pothos and many different Philodendronss and they are very different looking plants
Ugh see, I'm finding it soooo slowww. Got a few cuttings frm a friend in the summer, I got a few leaves so far and that's ittttt . And it's been one of my woshlist plants ughh the disappointment is real on this one
I think this is one of your best works! Nice angles nice editing, quick to the point and just overall great!
Thank you so much! I really really appreciate you saying so. I wish more people thought so haha it’s getting very low views compared to my other kinds of videos 🥲
@@HarliG maybe time of day? I know I enjoy your videos while I'm cooking dinner around 5pm eastern, lol! But obviously that's not for everyone.
I’ve been really enjoying your videos lately hali. Thankyou for being your natural self. It’s what we love about you.
I 100% agree. We love a natural queen 👸❤
Thank you so much for this ♥️ & for watching
Love the detail you provided in this quick video. I learned a couple new things. Thank you!!!
I am really happy to hear that! Thank you!
I’m such a visual learner so seeing the graphic and close ups were so helpful! Would love to see a hoya video if you haven’t already done one because I struggle to propagate hoyas!
Thank you! I’m more visual too so I don’t know why I don’t add more visual type stuff in there like that
& yes! I’ll do a. Hoya
Expert advice, I will definitely try this!!
I absolutely LOVE my Brazil! I got a 2 leaf cutting from Etsy and it's roots have taken off like crazy! Can't wait to propagate and gift some!
Yes they grow like a dreammmm congrats on your new plant ☺️
Yay! Nothing works better than sphag in a self watering lot, tent it and forget it. I’m about to add some smaller pots of the same plants and props into one hanging basket, but my biggest brasil is super full and taking over the atheism with tricks like this!
This is such a timely video as I got my first Philodendron micans over the weekend. It has long internodes so when I get it home I'll be chopping and propping. I also got a Scindapsus (I watched your video) that only has three leaves and I'm scared. These types of videos are awesome Harli and because of you, I'm better able to take care of them. Thanks for sharing Harli.
I just repotted some of my Brazil propagations into my pot this weekend
It looks super awkward still lol but one day I’ll have a good pot of Brazil I’m slowly working on my micans as well lol but it’s look pretty cute 😊
That is incredible! It is never that easy for me! I still have to just do the cuttings in water and then add to the pot. You have the gift! You make it look so easy to have such success in straight soil!
Thank you! This was extremely helpful! 😊
Thann you for watching
the illustration was really great!
I didn’t think my words made sense so I hoped it would help haha thank you!
Thank you so much. This video helped a ton; loved the referenced images to the right as you're elaborating on the axillary buds. I have been propagating my Philodendron for a few months and have just transferred into soil! I am nervous but very excited! Thank you!
Thanks Harli 🌱
Thank you for watching
This was such a great video! Super helpful too. Thank you for doing this amazing work, Harli!
Great video perfect for this Rio that's super leggy the mission for tmr lol loving the...monstera beside you! Beautiful ❤
Amazing as always ❤
You're the best! Thank you!
Harli, which Monstera Adansonii type is behind you?
I was wondering the same thing! ITS HUGE!
I want to know so bad!!!
It’s a monstera esqueleto!
@@HarliG thank you 💗
It's absolutely beautiful 🌿💚🌿
Your skin looks amazing
🥹 thank you
I've mostly propagated in water before, but I'm trying this method with a philodendron micans today! Excited to see how it goes :)
Great video Harli. I have loads of pothos cuttings in water at the moment that are very overdue for potting up 😂 I might just stick them all in one pot and see what they look like
Heck yeah! That will be so cool I bet!
This was short and sweet and very informative 👏🏻🪴
Thank you
Good stuff! Thanks for the tips!!!
hi what did you say you added with every watering? fertilizer? what kind ?
My Brasil has been thriving in water! I water propped a cutting and ended up leaving it in the water (that I change out every couple of weeks) because it has grown so much faster!
Can’t go wrong with good ol’ water proppin! 🙌
@@HarliG Do you think I could transfer my PPP to water?? She hates me right now.
@@dclarkmcdonald
I just cut up my PPP into 6-7 cuttings and it's rooting rather quickly. I used a little rooting hormone so it may have helped. I cut them, dabbed the end in rooting powder, let them sit for a few hours, then placed in water. I noticed I need to change the water a little more often compared to my pothos cuttings.
This is awesome. Thank you!
Great advice!! Where did you get the white pot with black stand that the more full Brazil is in?
I got it a very long time ago from a local nursery called j&j
Just put 5 nodes in water and 1 back in the soil either the mother planet to see which one works better. 🤞🏻Hopefully it works and I didn’t just waste 6 perfect good leaves and half a vine
thank you for the excellent video. :)
I love this plant,👍
💚🌱🌵☘️
Me too! One of my favs
Wow, thanks so much Harli, I love my Philodensron brazil, and I have propagated her to make a fuller plant just recently and she is doing good and the plant is getting nice and full and she seems pretty happy. I really appreciate your videos like this that you share, you always have such great tips and advice on how to care for plants. Stay safe and happy, sending love and hugs, bye!! 💜💞💜❄❄☃🎄
Thank you so much Holly! ♥️
Where can I get the long tweezers?
I’m going to try this with my Mican. She’s one of my favorites! So to make sure I’m understanding, you just water and let the soil mostly dry out like a typical philodendron? I’ve only propagated in water and sphagnum moss.
Yes! Just be sure not to let them dry too much. It’s gonna work great’ best of luck 😊🤞
Hi Harli- Love the video. It told me exactly what I needed to know. I'm curious and if i may ask, what is that plant that is there on your table in the white pot? If you don't mind, I'd love to know. Thank you and greetings from Oklahoma City. Mark
Perhaps a silly question, but if I have a 'node' with an axillary bud, but no aerial roots, can I still cut below that node in order to propagate my Brasil?
I am very (very) new to successfully growing any plant, and really dont want to damage it 😅
Ugh, I wonder if that's what i did to my Brazil, i tried to prop a while ago and am getting zero new growth on the plant where I cut. And all new growth coming in on untried ones has leaves literally only the size of a dime. Why the small leaves? It has been a good grower in the past, I haven't changed light or watering habits. I need normal size leaves again! Help, please!
Loved this video!
Great video.
The swiss cheese plant on the right of the screen ... is that the Costa Farm's Monstera Esqueleto ? It's huge.
Yes!
Hi Harli, thank you. I find that regardless of the topic or the specific plant you’re teaching us about, I’m always learning something new.
I have a question today and I’d like your opinion or any of your subscribers feedback. While I have several plants indoors, I keep most outside until it gets cold (I’m in NE Florida). I have more outside than inside because it drives me nuts to see the dirt in the pot inside my house🤷♀️. I realize that’s kinda crazy being a plant lover. I was thinking of adding some vining plants around the sides of my planters p, where I can see the dirt. Is there any problem with that? Are there plants that typically don’t grow well with other plants? Currently I’ve just been adding rocks to hide the dirt but I think I’m killing a few. It seems like they retain moisture longer than they should.
Anyways……can I grow multiple plants in the same container if they have the basic needs such as lighting, watering schedule, etc?
Thanks, Robin
Do you use a different fertilizer with your liquid dirt or only liquid dirt ?
Just liquidirt 😊
thank you for this!! i have a philo as well and she’s been growing vines now since i got her this summer !!! i want to make her bushier but i wasn’t exactly sure how. thank you again!!
Thank you for watching!
Best of luck with your plant prop 😊
Heck ya, wanted to try to propagate my baby's for a while, thank you for the video
It’s a monstera esqueleto! Best of luck propagating ❤
@@HarliG I need to go find one! Thank you so much 💛
For some reason, when I put even rooted cuttings back into the mother plant, they usually rot. I don’t know how to fix that issue. Any suggestions would be appreciated, Harli? Thank you!😊🪴🪴🪴🪴
You could always try a more airy potting mix! I’ll talk about it in an upcoming video, but root rot happens when the bacteria in the soil competes with the plant roots for the oxygen in the air pockets. Larger air pockets=less competition bc there’s more oxygen to go around
@@HarliG Hmmmm…..I will add more pumice and/or perlite next time, but I was thinking that since the mother plant was doing fine, then the rooted cuttings would do well if I put them back into the mother plant I took them from. (Usually, I root them in water and then transition them into a smaller pot of soil for a few weeks first before putting them back with the mother plant. But obviously, I am still done something wrong. But I am not giving up trying to make my plants fuller. It’s been quite the learning curve figuring out how airy my mixes should be.🤣
Looking forward to your next video, as well! Thanks, Harli!🪴😊
The mother plant likely has a larger root system that has the ability to pull from more pockets than the smaller root system. Water roots also have a waxy coating on them whereas substrate roots don’t so it changes the way they are able to absorb the oxygen & water
@@HarliG Hmmm….I did. It know that but it makes sense!😊
Right now, I have some cuttings rooting in perlite (in uncovered pots) because many of my cuttings rot in plastic closed perlite prop boxes). Going to see if that helps. Thanks so much, Harli!🪴🪴🪴
@@writegirl2937
Make sure to sterilize shears with alcohol to remove bacteria before cutting (if you don't already). I keep a spray bottle of rubbing alcohol in my plant supplies.
Love your vids! Was wondering what tips you had for a Philodendron Fuzzy Petiole!! I’ve had one for a few weeks now and it’s been producing some massive leaves! Just wondered from your experience if you had any tips or tricks
Hey! I actually don’t have one of those, but I do have a philodendron fibrosum! I’ve found it doesn’t like to dry out between waterings completely, but other than that it’s been shelf easy 😊 I think the fuzzy petiole might be along those same lines, but I don’t know for certain
@@HarliG thank you so much for replying!! I gotcha, I am probably going to need to repot and add a moss pole of some sort soon! I have found mine has liked staying lightly moist but not wet! I need to post some pics asap!
Harli what monstera is sitting being you?!? It's huge!!
Esqueleto 😊
@@HarliG ty
Do you use LiquiDirt All year round? Or only during the growing season?
All yeat
Love the short vdo
Thank you 🙏
Can I have the esqueleto link please? 😊
It’s from costa farms! 😋
shop.costafarms.com/products/large-monstera-esqueleto-parent?variant=39538425593928
I loveeee it 😍
I was under the impresson that those are pothos not Philodendrons
Maybe you can help me with the difference, I have many pothos and many different Philodendronss and they are very different looking plants
These are philodendron Brasil (:
I wish I could get that to work for me 😅I think I let them dry out too much probably
I have definitely had that problem in the past!
Heyyyy Bestieeee 🫶🏽🫶🏽❤️
Heyyyyyyyy ❤
Ugh see, I'm finding it soooo slowww. Got a few cuttings frm a friend in the summer, I got a few leaves so far and that's ittttt . And it's been one of my woshlist plants ughh the disappointment is real on this one
First! 😅❤
That was quick!
@@HarliG bell notifications FTW! 😆
💚💚
Do you really think the liquidirt makes a difference in your plants?
Yes. I really do