The Mangula Pothos is my ultimate favorite!!! I'll be planting one stem on a pole. I've learned the leaves get huge growing upward. Yours is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing.
@@elmerbaez6784 I'm so happy for you 🤗 though mine are still in her hanging pot and not yet ready to a new pot, she's happy growing bigger leaves in her South side bright light kitchen window.. She's an absolute beauty and one of my favorites too 🤗🌞
I love your videos and only wish I’d found them sooner! I started experimenting with Pon late this past summer and have already learned how I was doing some things wrong. I’ve had a lot of problems with stability on poles. My larger aroids, philodendrons, mainly are the issue. They’ll be in the correct size pot but it seems the pot isn’t big enough for stability of the pole. Hence a lot of leaning poles which then fall over spilling Pon and leca everywhere 😂 If I missed a video exploring this, my apologies! But any advice? Tips or tricks? 🙏🏼
How did you get that pole to look like that. Did you scratch it up like that or did you buy it like that. And if you bought it can you tell me the name of that pole.
The big problem I see with Manjula is that a sting fertiliser will brown the leaves in no time. I only use mixes they are about a third the recommend dose now as I’ve damaged too many leaves over time
.. They don't like misting and wet leaves, but.. They do like their leaves to be cleaned up..i use a microfiber cloth sprayed with seaweed, and then one leaf at the time until all it done ☺️ and they prefer bright direct light.. Maybe that's why they are called "Happy leaf" 🤗
.. Just give it bright direct light and fertilizer and you'll see why it's also called "Happy Leaf".. Mine is hanging in my kitchen window, south side, and is very happy there.. She do not like misting and wet leaves..
Mother plant is stunning. Another great video.
The Mangula Pothos is my ultimate favorite!!! I'll be planting one stem on a pole. I've learned the leaves get huge growing upward. Yours is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing.
It's a pleasure
.. Leaves on all pothos and philodendron gets bigger, as in 3 - 4 times bigger when climbing up as high as can get.. It's in their nature to climb..
@@aingealtara1479 mine are growing beautifully!!
@@elmerbaez6784 I'm so happy for you 🤗 though mine are still in her hanging pot and not yet ready to a new pot, she's happy growing bigger leaves in her South side bright light kitchen window.. She's an absolute beauty and one of my favorites too 🤗🌞
Any updates a year in? Beautiful plant!
your manjula is very pretty and healthy
Thank you. It’s one of my favourite Epipremnum
I love your videos and only wish I’d found them sooner! I started experimenting with Pon late this past summer and have already learned how I was doing some things wrong. I’ve had a lot of problems with stability on poles. My larger aroids, philodendrons, mainly are the issue. They’ll be in the correct size pot but it seems the pot isn’t big enough for stability of the pole. Hence a lot of leaning poles which then fall over spilling Pon and leca everywhere 😂 If I missed a video exploring this, my apologies! But any advice? Tips or tricks? 🙏🏼
How did you get that pole to look like that. Did you scratch it up like that or did you buy it like that. And if you bought it can you tell me the name of that pole.
Belas
Does anyone else seem to find that the menjula is a bit more temperamental than the other pothos
The big problem I see with Manjula is that a sting fertiliser will brown the leaves in no time. I only use mixes they are about a third the recommend dose now as I’ve damaged too many leaves over time
.. They don't like misting and wet leaves, but.. They do like their leaves to be cleaned up..i use a microfiber cloth sprayed with seaweed, and then one leaf at the time until all it done ☺️ and they prefer bright direct light.. Maybe that's why they are called "Happy leaf" 🤗
Any updates and/or current tips on your Manjula? Just got one and want to make sure I'm doing everything right. Thanks!
.. Just give it bright direct light and fertilizer and you'll see why it's also called "Happy Leaf".. Mine is hanging in my kitchen window, south side, and is very happy there.. She do not like misting and wet leaves..
Hi Karen. I’ll post an update next time I’m home. It lives in my bathroom and is doing well, although it’s a little slower than I’d like
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