Friends have always given me their dyeing plants to bring back to life and it seems like those plants will grow good for me I've always loved plants and gardening even when I was 5 and 6 I would bring starts from my grand mothers plants home and make myself flower beds I really like your videos thank you
Wonderful class on philodendrons. Thanks for sharing . I liked ur word “ parent of your plants “ it’s so apt and so is our relationship with these lovely beauties. Many thanks and many blessings 💐
My Tree phildendron along with my orchids love my sansi 15w led grow light and it's popping new leaves left and right and had to be reported twice within the last 6 months and I usually water it once I see signs of a new leaf
I am realizing i am a philodendron fan once i realized how many i have. I recently got a few babies and wonder if you have a video on care for baby philodendrons, like tiny.. in 1 or 2in pots.
Ashley, perfect plant video! Your plants are so healthy and beautiful. So enjoyable to watch with great information and tips. You never disappoint. The shot you showed of your plant under the pendulum grow light ….. flat out sold me on how much difference it can make for our plants. I remembered the video where you showed the install. 🙂. I will be ordering several! Love your channel and the time and effort you put into making sure you give your viewers the best content possible. Truly appreciated!! 👌🪴🥰👏
I transition my philodendrons to the outside slowly in the spring and by the beginning of fall, they have almost doubled in either total plant size or leaf size.
Excellent video- so informative, full of valuable info delivered in a clear and concise manner. This will definitely help bring some of my Philodendrons up to speed. I also appreciate you mentioning that wood planks need to be unpainted, I was going to try planks in the near future. Your channel really brings a smile to so many of us in the plant community, we love you!
6:01 "too much water in soil" in the soil, the roots won't have enough oxygenation if over-watered for long periods, leading to root rot. Unless you have your philodendron rooted into your aquarium water, the aquarium water should have enough dissolved oxygen for your plant to not get root rot. There may be some rare exceptions to this though, including but not limited to lack of dissolved oxygen, improperly cycled aquariums, huge algae blooms choking off any oxygen. I've been lucky to not experience this in a long time, except for when I moved houses and over cleaned my tanks beneficial bacteria, nuking my cycle, and leading to ammonia spikes. Some algae is okay on decor or glass, but algae blooms could mean an imbalance (eg. Too much light and too many nutrients)
How about dark philo leaves like black ones. Dark Lord, and Black Majesty - do they also like bright indirect light without washing out the leaf color?
Great video! I have been experimenting with misting my leaves/stems/arial roots/poles/planks with my regular diluted fertilizer. I use a fan to make sure it’s drying and not getting fungal. I notice faster bigger growth especially with planks/arial roots. Thank you for sharing all your great tips!
Yep the fan…I bought a small one from Walmart and it’s perfect. 18$. My lil sunroom gets tons of sun but nothing else so I’m putting a fan and humidifier bf I reorganize that room after my rabbits got in there🙊😡✌️
Very informative. You might add "adult" leaves also come with time. And dont expect them if you are constantly propagating and chopping them up for profit. I also found ...no more knats=no more humidifiers
Hi Asheiy👋 thank you for all these great tips the plants that you have are very beautiful and I'm loving all these big leaves I always enjoy watching your videos🌿☘😍🥰🤩👍👍🤟🤟💛🧡🖤
Thank you for sharing these tips! I bought a philodendron Billietiae x Atabapoense in water. Can I really keep it in water forever or should I pot it to get good growth? Thanks,
Philodendron birkin is actually a climbing philodendron if you grow it for 2-3 years without propagating it will become leggy and need to get support like a normal climbing philodendron
Hello, I’ve been using a 3-1-2. Wanted to go to a 10-10-10 do you think that would be too much of a jump also if I do go half when do I use regular strength?
Hello ! Thank you for this video, it is really helpful and so informative. Would it be at all possible to do another video and give us some tips and tricks to get a climbing philodendron to adhere to the wall or look more pretty. I have a beautiful one that I have kind of wrapped braided burlap string around and then attached to the wall with command hooks ( wish I could/knew how to add a picture here to explain better🙈) but I don’t know where to go from here ! 😔 nor do I know what to do with the ultra long roots
Good humidity is very necessary, in fact I would say it's the most important factor in growing large leaves, next to fertilization and lighting. Simply put; when your plant evaporates water through the stomata on its leaves faster then it can regain water, which is the case with low humidity, the stomata will close more often so the leaves doesn't lose too much water, and to further prevent evaporation the plant will limit the size of its leaves. If you have good humidity, the leaves will grow larger to create more stomata as a response to allow the leaves to breathe better. So if you want as big leaves as possible, a humidity of 60-75% is a must. However you can get large leaves simply by providing enough lighting and fertilize regularly, as long as your humidity stays above 50%. But I definitively agree with the notion that if you want big plants; buy big plants. I see so many plant people here on RUclips that buys baby plants and are really excited to watch them grow large, but in 90% of cases that will never happen. Not only because it's very difficult to give these plants the ideal conditions that allows them to grow large, it also very much depends on where the plant was grown from and the conditions in was grown in. But if you buy a big plant you are much more sure of it being a healthy specimen, because otherwise it wouldn't have been able to grow big in the first place. Not all plants are created equally.
Its either condensation droplets if your humidity is high or it could be guttation if it appears morning and night, or sap in which case you can check it for pests. Theres vids about the differentiation :)
Thanks so much for actually showing what you mean by "bright, indirect light". No one ever does
I like your video because you go straight to the point instead of too much talking about your mentality.
Friends have always given me their dyeing plants to bring back to life and it seems like those plants will grow good for me I've always loved plants and gardening even when I was 5 and 6 I would bring starts from my grand mothers plants home and make myself flower beds I really like your videos thank you
Love it!
Dying
Hello there, started probably as early as you 😂 grandma's tomatoes were my thing back then ❤
Can we have a tour of your plant room?? I love to see the set ups and plant babies!
Hi! I recently did an entire houseplant collection tour!
Wonderful class on philodendrons. Thanks for sharing . I liked ur word “ parent of your plants “ it’s so apt and so is our relationship with these lovely beauties. Many thanks and many blessings 💐
My Tree phildendron along with my orchids love my sansi 15w led grow light and it's popping new leaves left and right and had to be reported twice within the last 6 months and I usually water it once I see signs of a new leaf
Repotted! Hahaha…first I’m old and I thought who do u report it to and why? Then I reread it faster…I know my phone changes my words to👍🏻✌️
@@tinawindham6958 what doesn't help is my dyslexia 😭🤣
You just saved me from repotting too large. Thank you!
I am realizing i am a philodendron fan once i realized how many i have. I recently got a few babies and wonder if you have a video on care for baby philodendrons, like tiny.. in 1 or 2in pots.
Those lil ones scare me…afraid I overwater.
Good lesson Ashley. I love philodendrons, one of my favorite to grow.
Thanks Debbie!
Ashley, perfect plant video! Your plants are so healthy and beautiful. So enjoyable to watch with great information and tips. You never disappoint.
The shot you showed of your plant under the pendulum grow light ….. flat out sold me on how much difference it can make for our plants. I remembered the video where you showed the install. 🙂. I will be ordering several!
Love your channel and the time and effort you put into making sure you give your viewers the best content possible. Truly appreciated!! 👌🪴🥰👏
Thanks! I have a link and code in my description to get you a discount.
For me it's the fertilizer I use, they reach adult morphology by the second/third leaf. I'm essentially skipping juvenile form entirely.
I transition my philodendrons to the outside slowly in the spring and by the beginning of fall, they have almost doubled in either total plant size or leaf size.
Excellent video- so informative, full of valuable info delivered in a clear and concise manner. This will definitely help bring some of my Philodendrons up to speed. I also appreciate you mentioning that wood planks need to be unpainted, I was going to try planks in the near future. Your channel really brings a smile to so many of us in the plant community, we love you!
Thank you Lori!
6:01 "too much water in soil" in the soil, the roots won't have enough oxygenation if over-watered for long periods, leading to root rot.
Unless you have your philodendron rooted into your aquarium water, the aquarium water should have enough dissolved oxygen for your plant to not get root rot.
There may be some rare exceptions to this though, including but not limited to lack of dissolved oxygen, improperly cycled aquariums, huge algae blooms choking off any oxygen. I've been lucky to not experience this in a long time, except for when I moved houses and over cleaned my tanks beneficial bacteria, nuking my cycle, and leading to ammonia spikes. Some algae is okay on decor or glass, but algae blooms could mean an imbalance (eg. Too much light and too many nutrients)
How about dark philo leaves like black ones. Dark Lord, and Black Majesty - do they also like bright indirect light without washing out the leaf color?
Great video! I have been experimenting with misting my leaves/stems/arial roots/poles/planks with my regular diluted fertilizer. I use a fan to make sure it’s drying and not getting fungal. I notice faster bigger growth especially with planks/arial roots. Thank you for sharing all your great tips!
Thanks Jane!
Yep the fan…I bought a small one from Walmart and it’s perfect. 18$. My lil sunroom gets tons of sun but nothing else so I’m putting a fan and humidifier bf I reorganize that room after my rabbits got in there🙊😡✌️
this has been so immensely helpful. I just picked up a PPP and Birkin
Thank u for all this great information!! Have an amazing weekend💙💙
Thanks! You too!
First!!! I love your videos!!!
Thank you! 🌱
Very informative. You might add "adult" leaves also come with time. And dont expect them if you are constantly propagating and chopping them up for profit.
I also found ...no more knats=no more humidifiers
Hi Ashley, After a long break. Glad to see you.
Love your videos. Loads of great tips! Very helpful! Aloha! 👍
Thanks Michael
Hi Asheiy👋 thank you for all these great tips the plants that you have are very beautiful and I'm loving all these big leaves I always enjoy watching your videos🌿☘😍🥰🤩👍👍🤟🤟💛🧡🖤
Thanks Marie!
I love this type of video. I like following you shoppong and thrifting, but I do really like ones like this- with all the info and helpful hints.
Thanks Teresa!
Hey there! This was so informative. Thank you. Liked and subscribed. 😊
Fabulous as always
The more light the more fertilizer you should use.
U have healthy beautiful plants thank u for sharing.
Thanks Nilda!
Ashley, you are the best 💜💜💜 you have taught me so much about all the plonts 😃
Thanks Jordan!
I'm currently rehabbing a P. Hope :) really hoping she likes my space. Love all your plants! ❤
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Hello Ashley it’s always good to see you. I love watching your videos. They are so informative! I love your new hair cut! Looks great. 🌿🍃💕
Thanks Joyce!
Thank you for sharing these tips! I bought a philodendron Billietiae x Atabapoense in water. Can I really keep it in water forever or should I pot it to get good growth? Thanks,
Excellent video 😊
Great video Ashley! So much information 👍
Thanks Cathy!
What type of plant was that one that came back after you put the light on ?
Philodendron birkin is actually a climbing philodendron if you grow it for 2-3 years without propagating it will become leggy and need to get support like a normal climbing philodendron
Hello, I’ve been using a 3-1-2. Wanted to go to a 10-10-10 do you think that would be too much of a jump also if I do go half when do I use regular strength?
Wow! Thank you for this. So much info.
Thanks for watching!
So informative! Thank youuu
Great Vid!
This video is everything ! Thank you
You're so welcome!
Please help me with my philo verrocosum I've had it for about 8 months. It was doing well but now the leaves are turning yellow.
What is the plant to your right (my left as a viewer) called?? I found one but can’t find much on it
Mine has got to big I was wondering if I can cut it back hard or best to propagate from it and try find a new home for it
What? Wow I can’t imagine getting rid of my plants..want to sell some?
Hello ! Thank you for this video, it is really helpful and so informative. Would it be at all possible to do another video and give us some tips and tricks to get a climbing philodendron to adhere to the wall or look more pretty. I have a beautiful one that I have kind of wrapped braided burlap string around and then attached to the wall with command hooks ( wish I could/knew how to add a picture here to explain better🙈) but I don’t know where to go from here ! 😔 nor do I know what to do with the ultra long roots
Oh a long piece of driftwood would be nice for your plant roots…
Great video...BTW your hair looks fantastic 👌
Thank you Ursula!
Thank you Ashley that was very informative 👍
Thanks Linda!
Thank you so much for this video. So helpful. Love your McDowell but I cant do crawling plants. No room for them 😔
Lovely plants 🪴
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My friend, have a good planting
Great video! Which philodendron is the one on the left?
💕 all your videos!
Thank you!
The dendrons are the brother & sister plants.
Phil & his sister Rhoda.
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How do U properly prune a large leaf Philodendren
Thanks enjoyed your video.also I like your hair cut.😊🌹
Thanks Nicole!
Pretty indepth stuff!
Wonderful presentation thank you.
Thanks Valerie!
Wow such beautiful plants
Thank you!
What is the name of the plant with the huge dark green leaves right in the forefront of the video??
Great information.
Thanks Wendy!
What philodendron was the one for the supplemental light section?
Is a fogged up skylight good enough for the light requirement?
Depends on the size of the skylight. Opaque works well
Good humidity is very necessary, in fact I would say it's the most important factor in growing large leaves, next to fertilization and lighting.
Simply put; when your plant evaporates water through the stomata on its leaves faster then it can regain water, which is the case with low humidity, the stomata will close more often so the leaves doesn't lose too much water, and to further prevent evaporation the plant will limit the size of its leaves. If you have good humidity, the leaves will grow larger to create more stomata as a response to allow the leaves to breathe better. So if you want as big leaves as possible, a humidity of 60-75% is a must. However you can get large leaves simply by providing enough lighting and fertilize regularly, as long as your humidity stays above 50%.
But I definitively agree with the notion that if you want big plants; buy big plants. I see so many plant people here on RUclips that buys baby plants and are really excited to watch them grow large, but in 90% of cases that will never happen. Not only because it's very difficult to give these plants the ideal conditions that allows them to grow large, it also very much depends on where the plant was grown from and the conditions in was grown in. But if you buy a big plant you are much more sure of it being a healthy specimen, because otherwise it wouldn't have been able to grow big in the first place. Not all plants are created equally.
Well said!
I have a philodendron tortum and was wondering if it’s a climber or stationary like a birkin
It is actually a climber!
Hi. How many hours do you keep the grow light on your philodendron wyser? Don’t know how to spell Thank you.
I turn it on when I wake up and turn it off when it’s getting dark.
My philodendron plant has drops of water on the leaves since I moved it indoors, why?
Its either condensation droplets if your humidity is high or it could be guttation if it appears morning and night, or sap in which case you can check it for pests. Theres vids about the differentiation :)
What is the plant to your right called? 😍
What is the name of the plant on your left side?
The big one
Jungle boogie 💚
@@LifewithAshleyAnita Oh I mean on the right 😁😁😁
she’s perfect
Yay!!!!
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Im so sorry i dont buy plants i actually steal them ive stopped i was 8-9 now i have a big collection but i have stopped
16:40 Shaun is awesome and very informative! ruclips.net/user/onlyplants
He is the best! So knowledgeable! I love his channel. ❤️
Philodendron florida ghost😍😍
Philodendron pedatum🤢🤢
Great video as always!!!! I sent you a msg on instagram with progress of my cereus under the aspect grow light! That light is incredible!!!!
Great video!