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Thank you.

I have three leaves with stem in a bottle of water that I change weekly. No sign of roots after a few weeks, but the stems are black on the ends. Is that normal? Or are these stems a lost cause?

Thank you, I’ve never had an alocasia before I was wondering what that was shooting out of her 😂 I’m excited

What size are the pots you are using to repot? It's hard to tell from a video.

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very informative straight forward information thank you, could you pleae update settings of this specific video make it not only for children that way I will be able to save it in my playlist, right now I can't, which makes so hard to the video next time, cheers

Mushroom?

Such a relaxing voice 😊

This is just what I needed, my plant had exceeded my expectations and has grown too long !! Thank you :)

Haha, this is so funny. I have this all the time when a leaf gets stuck 😂

Looks like root fasciation to me.

Could be fasciation

Looks like what happens with some succulents maybe? They call it crested, so that foot would be a crested whatever that plant is named.

The plant app i checked with says it's Elephants Foot

Looks like a mermaid tail succulent

omg a mutant! i would've thought random fungus lol

This is called fasciation. It is a growth response caused by a virus. It is not a part of your money plant, looks like the other plant you mentioned. In nature, they occur quite commonly. For instance, on evergreen coniferous trees, these unusual growths are called "witches brooms", and are the sources for dwarf conifers, being vegetatively propagated and grown on from them. The art form of Ikebana also employs floral versions of certain plants for their Japanese arrangements.

Escuse me for the cuestión ¿what It is pon?

Just planted my bulbs two days ago. How often should I water ? Can I keep them in the sun to grow. If I keep it indoors where should I place them ? I have so many questions 😭😭😭 pls help

I got some bulbs in the mail and never planted them. I threw them in some dirt and both are sprouting and growing beautifully. I had no clue which side was up or down lol. This is helpful though.

That baby orchid 😮😍😍😍

Wow! Thank you so much for the in-depth step-by-step and useful information. I feel more comfortable trying pon out.

Beautiful cabinet

More.

I couldn't follow the one with the sticky hook. What is that?

So when you rinse the PON before you use it, doesn't it remove the fertilizer?

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This is a heck of a good plant for my plant wall then. The constantly moist but never soggy fabrics are just as aery and wet as sphagnum! cant wait to try

Thanks so much

Your videos help me a lot thanks so much

How do I know how much water to keep in the reservoir?

I know this is old but you helped so much. Watering from the top in the beginning then set it on a reservoir. That's the part I was missing. Thanks

Yes please!

Love your accent! I’d have liked you to continue voice editing this video. 🙂

where u get those magnets for your fan

I just switched to PON but many plants presents soft stem..

Simple and clever hack, thank you for sharing Mark :)

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slay thank u

Does pon ever get algae in a cabinet the way perlite does?

…Had no idea they even did that. Of course, I’m familiar with succulents cresting, but didn’t know _Pilea_ would!

Same here method

Great video, if not the most informative on YT right now! Just one question: For the first weeks, how often do you water? Once a week or more often? I dont have clear pots to see it.

Their not bulbs, their corms

Nice👍🏻👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 I'll try same

Thank you! I’ve recently got an alocasia as a gift and after my cat decided to chew on it, it started to lose leaves :( I always wanted to try pon, as I know that plants flourish in it, so I transferred my plant. I immediately put it in water, but I felt like this is not right, and your advice on letting it adapt was exactly what I thought about! So, I keep fingers crossed and hope my plant adapts well)

so cool, hope to see an update soon

Nice sharing sir❤😊

Lovedddd this video so helpful!!!!