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What is your secret for siltepicana ? I have almost all the plants you have and they are fairly easy, but that siltepicana hates drying out even for a second! Do you grow it in spag? It’s a drama queen like your purple clover for me
It's pretty funny that in Vietnam, where I live, most people don't usually get Monstera dubia that big and well-fenestrated. I once saw people freaking out when they saw my dubia with fenestration, some even accused me of faking it
I am so grateful for your willingness to share all things plants. I would love to see the process of your climbing plants "reshooting". I have recently chopped my philodendron Spendid and Verrucosum, but I haven't noticed any reshoots just yet. I will for sure be sharing my experiences also thanks to you!
I think it is so amazing to see how the plants you see everywhere actually can look like when they're mature. It is a completely different world. Thank you so much for letting us see this!
I recently purchased a hanging basket of manjula pothos. I love the variegation and the ruffly leaves. I had no idea it could be trained UP and that the leaves would grow so huge! My house doesn't have the real estate for all the free-standing plants, but I do love seeing yours and learning how they grow in their more natural habitat.
I loved everything about all of these plants. I have some of them but mine are still babies. Also i really enjoy your aesthetic. You display your plants like art pieces 😍 #goals
Wow, that Splendid is phenomenal. I have a starter coming for my birthday mid-February. I don't expect to achieve your results, but my first moss pole from your tutorial is doing great, so I'm pretty danged excited.
My fave has to be the Dubia,it’s just amazing how different it looks from the juvenile plant,it’s on my wish list… you have inspired me to grow on moss poles,put up my first monstera Swiss cheese plant and in only 2 months it’s already sizing up and growing like crazy! Take care Jan and Brads! Natalie
I'm currently obsessed with SPG videos. In anticipation, I check several times a day. It has to stop! These pants are all magnificent, but I especially love the ones with big fenestrations and the way they evolve. And if I ever saw one of those banana plants, I would be willing to fight someone for it.
Jan... GREAT!!.. I really like this video.. The way you tell your experience is fun and the display is so beautiful. It's like, we all are visiting your nice appartement. You're preparing everything nicely. I like all these plants because they are all gorgeous!!.. (Hehe...It's difficult to choose..😂..) Queen "Oxalis" is so nice and fluffy. There is something interesting, namely Philo Splendid. I just found out that this is a hybrid. From the beginning to the end of the video, this Splendid stole my attention. I love it!!.😍.. All day long I was so happy because I experienced many new and fun things...full of colours!.. And this happiness is even more complete, I can be happy with your plant admirers watching this video. And Brad "the cutest"...I'm happy to see him again. I miss him😻.. (When you danced, you didn't take Brad with you. He definitely was watching you while practicing... especially if it was a new dance move..😅.). This morning I never imagined that I could be this happy... My Beautiful Day!..💚 Jan...Thank you soo much for everything... Splendid!!...😀🥰💚..
Hey Jan great video, thanks for sharing your world! My dream space for sure😍apart from the crawlers - only because we haven't got the space, ALL your plants have made it on my wishlist 😍🙈😍 hi Brad (loved it when all you could see was the top third of his tail elegantly trailing and sashaying across the bottom of the screen 😍
I love the look of your collection. I am kind of the opposite because I really like the look of hanging plans, but slowly but surely you are converting me to moss poles :)))) Good job! enjoying your videos
Hey Jan! I put my manjula on a moss pole as well. I have a large pot of it in my kitchen and took cuttings from it. I've noticed its a slow grower for a pathos as well. My marble queen is also a slower grower compared to others. My cebu blue seems to be my fastest. I put it on a 3 foot (90cm) moss pole about a month ago and its already a few inches from the top.
You have some of the most impressive and gigantic leaves. Seriously amazing!!! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 i wish my location (upstate N.Y, U.S.A) would allow my plants to grow this beautiful. Thank you for showing us. Also my fav is any velvet heartleaf beauties
Great video!! Always amazed at your oxalis,Stunning!!! I’m sure replicating the wind has caused it to be a much sturdier, fuller plant than most indoor specimens
Love this video. Your plants are amazing as always. My oxalis is waking up from winter sleep and will get a fairly big size. She has been with me 4 years and always gets a lot of attention from guests. 🇨🇦💚
hello Sydney plant guy ! your videos are so inspiring to me, they are like the Holly Graal I will hope for but never attained, I think that the climate and all over conditions are perfect where you live (Sydney Australia), and also your skills in moss poles and caring .....You converted me to moss pole, I am currently trying my first one on a philodendron melanochrysum and waiting for the big leaves 💚💚💚 Other thinking, I am not obsessed with variegations, I love plain green leaves, I am happy with them and it is saving me some money ....
Hey Jan, recently did my first chop and extend. Would love a video of you doing one and showing us the steps you take. Thanks for all your amazing content.
I always enjoy your videos, thank you 😊 I made moss poles for the first time recently, it was easy! I have put my monstera deliciosa on one already, next I'll pot up a very pretty philodendron white princess, then I've got 2 different epipremnums that I'm going to switch from trailing to climbing. I'm excited to see what will happen, but my monsters seems to need watering a lot more! He's happy though, so it's all good. Thanks again, have a great day x
this made me so excited to have a space one day where I can let my plants climb and mature 😭 I had no idea they could look so different. My baby siltepecana has some expectations to meet now 🤣
Cannot choose just one favorite. For the Plowmanii, have you considered putting it on a horizontal moss pole to see what happens? Maybe use a length of PVC pipe cut in half lengthwise and cap both ends to contain the moisture. I’d love to see if you could do a horizontal chop and extend. ❤
Impossible to pick a favorite! Thank you for taking the time to explain your care journey with each plant. Your videos have helped me find the courage to start using moss poles, now my paraiso verde is thriving!
Sir, I need more of this great content. I’ve already binged all your videos at least twice. 😂😊 Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope you know you’ve started a worldwide moss pole movement.
Another killer video Jan! Unsolicited video idea: Could you show us how you treat your plants for pests like spider mites? I'm not sure I've ever seen that in action on your channel. I have no experience using products to control pests so it would be super helpful to see how you do it! PS - If I'm ever in Sydney can I PLEASE come and see your place haha
Thanks :) I believe I do some of the pest treatment at the very end of my watering routine video part 1 - overall i don’t do much pest treatment. I pro-actively keep them at bay by just spraying the leaves with water.
What do you do with the bottom part after a chop and extend? Sell it? Throw it out? Give it away? 👀 Your plants are so beautiful. Your place must be gorgeous with all these splendid guys around 😁 I am not into aroids so I am not used to such growth within so little time. I do own some big plants, but they have been with me for decades. It is shocking to see how big your plants are and what little time they needed to become so huge. Thanks for sharing.
Your plants are insane. My favorites are the Splendid and the siltepecana el savador. I have a small manjula; I have no idea the leaves could be that beautiful. I might give the moss pole a try for it.
Love your Plowmanii too! It looks so so pretty on camera :) I have a citrus....but still regretting that I did not get the regular form....itbis pretty cheap so I think I am going to add it or your narrow form.....they look so pillowy :)..loved your favorite video....your splendid is stunning.....and yes your manjula is looking beautiful.....great great video and thank you!
Epipremnum pinnatum Baltic Blue pothos. I just got one as well. I also got a cebu blue Pothos but it has skinny leaves. I may put mine on a pole. I’m new to moss poles. I just put my monstera on my first moss pole. I’m obsessed with your oxalis!!
I love the random cat tail moving through the frame 😂 so cute! Question…do you try to “re-route” roots back into the moss pole when they pop out the back/sides or do you just let them do their own thing?
If they are skinny enough for me to re-route I do :) if they are too thick they would just snap if I bent them. Most of the time the root finds its own way though given it’s looking for moisture
Thanks to your moss pole ideas, my partner flipped the dining and family room just so the plants get more light and have the plants climbing up a pole 😂 Blood banana and variegated banana has been on my list for ages, can I ask how your friend got one?
Just found your channel and I am obsessed with your plants they are so amazing! I can only dream mine would grow as huge as yours (my Jose Buono just does nothing at the moment so yours is goals!!). I dunno if you would consider it but would love to see you collaborate with nick pileggi or the jungle haven, they are also my fave planty tubers and you've all got such good energy I think it would be so fun!!
I have a “cebu blue” that people tell me isn’t as it’s green like yours, I mean it’s not as nice as yours by a long shot….I’ve been told it’s “Baltic blue”? But like you, I don’t really care, it’s just got it’s first extension so hopefully in a few years it will be a nice as yours ✌️
Your Epipremnun pinnatum is indeed a 'Cebu Blue'! Very few Araceae remain glaucescent as they reach maturity, since blue/silver leaves are only advantageous in the dark understory and unnecessary (over performing) once they reach higher heights or a lighter position in the forest floor. Only heavily artificially cloned and selected cultivars, like for instance Philodendron 'Silver Sword', are able to retain this trait in adult stages.
Hey, first time in your channel also a new subscriber. I love your videos and plant also🤭. I have some aroid plants but not that much big leaves seriously very jealous. Follow you more for big leaf 🤣love from India😍
Does your dubia grow slowly? I'm having a hard time getting new growth on mine for some reason. It's winter here in Austin Texas but he's in my indoor green house under grow lights and optimal heat and humidity.
Thanks to your stunning cebu blue, I now have my own. It’s still very small, but it’s just its first pinhole fenestration! From what I’ve read, the cebu blue does lose its blue tone as it matures, which is a little unfortunate, but how can you pass up those mature leaves?! 😍
Hello, I've been watching your videos for quite sometime now, very very helpful & interesting, I would love to know what soil did you used for the Musa Zebrina please? Thanks
Where can I get the velvet Philodendron Splendid?? I LOVE it and I want one! I’ve been searching online and I can’t find a reputable seller. Btw the orange cat tail walking across the screen at 7:53 was too cute! 😂
Hi Jan, I'm loving your videos and I am going to try and grow some of my plants on the verticle grow poles. I'm having difficulties finding Coco chips, where would you recommend me buying them from because the two big gardening companies do not sell them. Thanks. @Sydney Plant Guy
Local plantshop got some siltepicanas but even though the leaves are small they already have some fenestrations. Is there any way to grow them to the size you have at the bottom without gaining more fenestrtions? The siltepicanas are one of the few philodendrons i prefer with fewer fenestrations because i love the frosty veination they have.
Siltepecana and siltepecana ‘el salvador’ are two different plants. I find the siltepecana not not grow large leaves and fenestrate earlier than the el salvador
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Definitely the sodiroi! Those perfect, heart-shaped pillowy-ness of the leaves rivals the heart leaves of the clarinervium for sure
What is your secret for siltepicana ? I have almost all the plants you have and they are fairly easy, but that siltepicana hates drying out even for a second! Do you grow it in spag? It’s a drama queen like your purple clover for me
My favorite is the dubia 👍
It's the sodiroi for me! What do you think about the philodendron majestic? It's also caught my eye.
My favourite 🤔 I think the .... splendid ..
It's pretty funny that in Vietnam, where I live, most people don't usually get Monstera dubia that big and well-fenestrated. I once saw people freaking out when they saw my dubia with fenestration, some even accused me of faking it
I get told it’s not dubia so many times 😅 i find it to mature easily :)
Banana trees are some of my favorite houseplants. Not only are they fast growing and beautiful but you can cook with the leaves!
I am so grateful for your willingness to share all things plants. I would love to see the process of your climbing plants "reshooting". I have recently chopped my philodendron Spendid and Verrucosum, but I haven't noticed any reshoots just yet. I will for sure be sharing my experiences also thanks to you!
I'm obsessed with all your videos 🥰🪴
Thanks :)
I think it is so amazing to see how the plants you see everywhere actually can look like when they're mature. It is a completely different world. Thank you so much for letting us see this!
Thanks :)
Guardare le tue piante è per me uno stimolo per migliorare la cura delle mie piante
Grazie e complimentissimi
It’s difficult to pick just one favorite. Absolutely stunning 💚🪴🌱
Thanks :)
I recently purchased a hanging basket of manjula pothos. I love the variegation and the ruffly leaves. I had no idea it could be trained UP and that the leaves would grow so huge! My house doesn't have the real estate for all the free-standing plants, but I do love seeing yours and learning how they grow in their more natural habitat.
Thanks :)
I loved everything about all of these plants. I have some of them but mine are still babies. Also i really enjoy your aesthetic. You display your plants like art pieces 😍 #goals
Thank you so much :)
Wow i love the red pattern on the banana plant😍
Just wow! Look at those plants. What an incredible space ❤
Thank you :)
I am obsessed with all of your plants. thank you
Brads periscope tail at 7mins50secs 💙. Amazing plants as always and I'm with you on the aesthetic first approach.
Thanks :) he’s the cutest!! :D
Your plants looks so gooood!
Soooo cool! Thank you so much for sharing. I really appreciate your tutorials but sometimes it's just nice to drool over your amazing plants🤗🤗🤗#goals
Thanks :)
Oh my . Beautiful plants !!!!!
Wow, that Splendid is phenomenal. I have a starter coming for my birthday mid-February. I don't expect to achieve your results, but my first moss pole from your tutorial is doing great, so I'm pretty danged excited.
Thanks :)
The oxalis is stunning!
Your Monstera Dubai is fantastic.
And liked the cattails as well!
My fave has to be the Dubia,it’s just amazing how different it looks from the juvenile plant,it’s on my wish list… you have inspired me to grow on moss poles,put up my first monstera Swiss cheese plant and in only 2 months it’s already sizing up and growing like crazy! Take care Jan and Brads! Natalie
Thanks :)
I'm currently obsessed with SPG videos. In anticipation, I check several times a day. It has to stop!
These pants are all magnificent, but I especially love the ones with big fenestrations and the way they evolve.
And if I ever saw one of those banana plants, I would be willing to fight someone for it.
Hehe thanks :) you can out on the notification bell so you get notified when there is a new video :)
I love your plants & wait for new videos. Thanks so much for sharing your hobby with us.
Thanks :)
Love ALL your plants! I can see why these are your current favorite. So beautiful!
Thanks :)
Thank you for this vidéo 💚🇫🇷🙏🌿
Jan... GREAT!!.. I really like this video.. The way you tell your experience is fun and the display is so beautiful. It's like, we all are visiting your nice appartement. You're preparing everything nicely. I like all these plants because they are all gorgeous!!.. (Hehe...It's difficult to choose..😂..) Queen "Oxalis" is so nice and fluffy. There is something interesting, namely Philo Splendid. I just found out that this is a hybrid. From the beginning to the end of the video, this Splendid stole my attention. I love it!!.😍.. All day long I was so happy because I experienced many new and fun things...full of colours!.. And this happiness is even more complete, I can be happy with your plant admirers watching this video. And Brad "the cutest"...I'm happy to see him again. I miss him😻.. (When you danced, you didn't take Brad with you. He definitely was watching you while practicing... especially if it was a new dance move..😅.). This morning I never imagined that I could be this happy... My Beautiful Day!..💚 Jan...Thank you soo much for everything... Splendid!!...😀🥰💚..
All look so beautiful, well done with your inspiring journey. it's all so motivating.
Thanks :)
You have inspired me to add Philo splendid to my wishlist.
Hope my Philodendron splendid will grow to that size! Love it!
Hey Jan great video, thanks for sharing your world! My dream space for sure😍apart from the crawlers - only because we haven't got the space, ALL your plants have made it on my wishlist 😍🙈😍 hi Brad (loved it when all you could see was the top third of his tail elegantly trailing and sashaying across the bottom of the screen 😍
Thank you :)
I love the look of your collection. I am kind of the opposite because I really like the look of hanging plans, but slowly but surely you are converting me to moss poles :)))) Good job! enjoying your videos
Thanks :)
If you like the back of the sodiroi, you will LOVE philodendron lynamii.
Lynamii is still ridiculously expensive here in Australia 😝
@@sydneyplantguy ohhhh ok
Hey Jan! I put my manjula on a moss pole as well. I have a large pot of it in my kitchen and took cuttings from it. I've noticed its a slow grower for a pathos as well. My marble queen is also a slower grower compared to others. My cebu blue seems to be my fastest. I put it on a 3 foot (90cm) moss pole about a month ago and its already a few inches from the top.
7:50 *giggles*
Always stealing the show hehe :D
I giggled too 😄
wow i love it your plant so healthy and so big very beautiful😍🤩
You have some of the most impressive and gigantic leaves. Seriously amazing!!! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 i wish my location (upstate N.Y, U.S.A) would allow my plants to grow this beautiful. Thank you for showing us. Also my fav is any velvet heartleaf beauties
Thank you :)
Great video!! Always amazed at your oxalis,Stunning!!! I’m sure replicating the wind has caused it to be a much sturdier, fuller plant than most indoor specimens
Amazing plants! Thank you for the tips, I'm planning to make my first moss pole and you are the inspiration 🤩🌱🌿🪴💗
Thank you :) happy growing !!
@@sydneyplantguy thank you! fingers crossed 🤞
I was literally rewatching some of your old videos because I was itching for a new video!
Hehe thanks :)
The Philodendron Splendid is cool.
Love this video. Your plants are amazing as always.
My oxalis is waking up from winter sleep and will get a fairly big size. She has been with me 4 years and always gets a lot of attention from guests. 🇨🇦💚
Thank you :)
hello Sydney plant guy ! your videos are so inspiring to me, they are like the Holly Graal I will hope for but never attained, I think that the climate and all over conditions are perfect where you live (Sydney Australia), and also your skills in moss poles and caring .....You converted me to moss pole, I am currently trying my first one on a philodendron melanochrysum and waiting for the big leaves 💚💚💚
Other thinking, I am not obsessed with variegations, I love plain green leaves, I am happy with them and it is saving me some money ....
So glad you figured out the banana and it’s thriving! Yay! Good job! ❤️
Hey Jan, recently did my first chop and extend. Would love a video of you doing one and showing us the steps you take. Thanks for all your amazing content.
I found your chop and extend tutorial 😄
I always enjoy your videos, thank you 😊 I made moss poles for the first time recently, it was easy! I have put my monstera deliciosa on one already, next I'll pot up a very pretty philodendron white princess, then I've got 2 different epipremnums that I'm going to switch from trailing to climbing. I'm excited to see what will happen, but my monsters seems to need watering a lot more! He's happy though, so it's all good. Thanks again, have a great day x
this made me so excited to have a space one day where I can let my plants climb and mature 😭 I had no idea they could look so different. My baby siltepecana has some expectations to meet now 🤣
Thanks :)
Cannot choose just one favorite. For the Plowmanii, have you considered putting it on a horizontal moss pole to see what happens? Maybe use a length of PVC pipe cut in half lengthwise and cap both ends to contain the moisture. I’d love to see if you could do a horizontal chop and extend. ❤
The pot is basically a horizontal moss pole just filled with aroid mix instead of moss. Chop & extend works the same way :)
@@sydneyplantguy true, I just envision a 1/2 PVC pipe plant saucer up on a shelf on the wall. 😁
A lot to show for sure!they are beautiful!
💚🌱☘️🌵💚
Thanks :)
Impossible to pick a favorite! Thank you for taking the time to explain your care journey with each plant. Your videos have helped me find the courage to start using moss poles, now my paraiso verde is thriving!
Great to hear :) happy growing !
Sir, I need more of this great content. I’ve already binged all your videos at least twice. 😂😊 Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope you know you’ve started a worldwide moss pole movement.
Super majestic 🥰😍
Thanks :)
Another killer video Jan!
Unsolicited video idea: Could you show us how you treat your plants for pests like spider mites?
I'm not sure I've ever seen that in action on your channel.
I have no experience using products to control pests so it would be super helpful to see how you do it!
PS - If I'm ever in Sydney can I PLEASE come and see your place haha
Thanks :) I believe I do some of the pest treatment at the very end of my watering routine video part 1 - overall i don’t do much pest treatment. I pro-actively keep them at bay by just spraying the leaves with water.
@@sydneyplantguy Okay thanks for the tips!
That Splendid is so pretty. I'm planning on trying a Glorious first, but I think I'll do a splendid after that... Thanks Jan
What do you do with the bottom part after a chop and extend? Sell it? Throw it out? Give it away? 👀
Your plants are so beautiful. Your place must be gorgeous with all these splendid guys around 😁 I am not into aroids so I am not used to such growth within so little time. I do own some big plants, but they have been with me for decades. It is shocking to see how big your plants are and what little time they needed to become so huge. Thanks for sharing.
It’s very difficult to pick a favourite ❤ .all plants are beautiful .🎉
Can you send the link where to buy the pots for theses plants?
I buy them locally in store
Hello. Unfortunately, it's hard to choose a favorite among such beauties. Thank you for the video
I hope someday my miracles will grow like this.
Thanks :)
Your Splendid is truly Splendid 😀
Thanks :)
Nice to see a mature Monstera Dubia. mine is just a juvenile and shingling beautifully
Thanks :)
Your plants are insane. My favorites are the Splendid and the siltepecana el savador. I have a small manjula; I have no idea the leaves could be that beautiful. I might give the moss pole a try for it.
Thanks :)
I’m going to see if my Manjula will grow like yours.. I’ll let you know in 2-3ish years!
Love your plants and videos... you have gotten me into moss poles
Yay :) happy growing !
btw amazing videos i love watching them when ever they come out
Thank you :)
Love your Plowmanii too! It looks so so pretty on camera :) I have a citrus....but still regretting that I did not get the regular form....itbis pretty cheap so I think I am going to add it or your narrow form.....they look so pillowy :)..loved your favorite video....your splendid is stunning.....and yes your manjula is looking beautiful.....great great video and thank you!
Thank you!!:)
I’m in America and here we are told Australia has huge freaking bugs. You said spider mites and my brain went dramatic. 😵💫🤪🤷🏻♀️
Epipremnum pinnatum Baltic Blue pothos. I just got one as well. I also got a cebu blue Pothos but it has skinny leaves. I may put mine on a pole. I’m new to moss poles. I just put my monstera on my first moss pole.
I’m obsessed with your oxalis!!
1. Philodendron "Splendid"
2. Monstera Siltepecana "El Salvador"
3. Musa Acuminata Zebrina
4. Philodendron Sodiroi
5. Epipremnum Aureum "Manjula"
6. Philodendron Jose Buono
7. Oxalis Triangularis
8. Philodendron Plowmanii
9. ?
10. Monstera Dubia
When I can't sleep, i be digging your playlist 🌿😂🌿. 08/05/2024
03:15 Malaysia Time
Thanks :)
Fun video! 🌿💚
I love the random cat tail moving through the frame 😂 so cute! Question…do you try to “re-route” roots back into the moss pole when they pop out the back/sides or do you just let them do their own thing?
If they are skinny enough for me to re-route I do :) if they are too thick they would just snap if I bent them. Most of the time the root finds its own way though given it’s looking for moisture
@@sydneyplantguy Awesome, thank you!
Thanks to your moss pole ideas, my partner flipped the dining and family room just so the plants get more light and have the plants climbing up a pole 😂
Blood banana and variegated banana has been on my list for ages, can I ask how your friend got one?
Thanks :) no idea tbh, but she has a plant business so access to lots of wholesalers :)
Love your videos! I saw you on TikTok & never knew you had a CZcams channel!
Random.. where do you get your clear plant pots?
Cheers :) bunnings!
Beautiful plants.. I used to love that oxalis but my kitty ate some leaves and developed kidney issues that eventually caused her death..
Check out the musa siam ruby, if you’re into the acuminata zebrina 😍
Just found your channel and I am obsessed with your plants they are so amazing! I can only dream mine would grow as huge as yours (my Jose Buono just does nothing at the moment so yours is goals!!). I dunno if you would consider it but would love to see you collaborate with nick pileggi or the jungle haven, they are also my fave planty tubers and you've all got such good energy I think it would be so fun!!
Thank you :)
I have a “cebu blue” that people tell me isn’t as it’s green like yours, I mean it’s not as nice as yours by a long shot….I’ve been told it’s “Baltic blue”? But like you, I don’t really care, it’s just got it’s first extension so hopefully in a few years it will be a nice as yours ✌️
Your plants are magnificent!! What is the plant hanging over your head. Thank you!
That’s anthurium vittarifolium :)cheers
That is what I am looking for!!!!❤❤❤❤
Wow can u show how to make them grow so big leaves when their pot is not that big
Check out my moss pole playlist :)
Your Epipremnun pinnatum is indeed a 'Cebu Blue'! Very few Araceae remain glaucescent as they reach maturity, since blue/silver leaves are only advantageous in the dark understory and unnecessary (over performing) once they reach higher heights or a lighter position in the forest floor. Only heavily artificially cloned and selected cultivars, like for instance Philodendron 'Silver Sword', are able to retain this trait in adult stages.
Makes total sense :) thanks !!
I love to watch your plants, but I also feel sad as I cannot get the same growth in mine.😢
Hey, first time in your channel also a new subscriber. I love your videos and plant also🤭. I have some aroid plants but not that much big leaves seriously very jealous. Follow you more for big leaf 🤣love from India😍
Wishing I had the means to get at least one or two of the airoids you luv
that cebu blue is most likely a cebu blue. I think they turn greener when mature, which is why it's not as silver as it was.
Does your dubia grow slowly? I'm having a hard time getting new growth on mine for some reason. It's winter here in Austin Texas but he's in my indoor green house under grow lights and optimal heat and humidity.
No it’s a very fast grower for me 🤷🏻♂️
Oh I love the Dubia 😊😊😊
Are you interested in Hoya?
Thanks :) no i don’t really like hoyas 😝
I knew it, its manjula but i havent seen those bigg leaves before and i didnt knw dy cangrow that big😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
❤
Thanks to your stunning cebu blue, I now have my own. It’s still very small, but it’s just its first pinhole fenestration! From what I’ve read, the cebu blue does lose its blue tone as it matures, which is a little unfortunate, but how can you pass up those mature leaves?! 😍
Thanks :)
Hello, I've been watching your videos for quite sometime now, very very helpful & interesting, I would love to know what soil did you used for the Musa Zebrina please? Thanks
💜💜
Actually im my jose bono those bright parts of the leaf don't get greener, it looks the same all the time.
That sounds promising :)
Where can I get the velvet Philodendron Splendid?? I LOVE it and I want one! I’ve been searching online and I can’t find a reputable seller. Btw the orange cat tail walking across the screen at 7:53 was too cute! 😂
That really depends on where you live. If you are in Australia you can buy them from @growinggrounds in instagram.
When you chop and extend, you then have an extra plant to find a home for, right?
yes :)
I just noticed that you have smooth legs already
I love you
Hi Jan, I'm loving your videos and I am going to try and grow some of my plants on the verticle grow poles. I'm having difficulties finding Coco chips, where would you recommend me buying them from because the two big gardening companies do not sell them. Thanks. @Sydney Plant Guy
I get them from AJ @growinggrounds (on insta)
I just today a Philodendron esmeraldense before or do you have 1 gr. It will be going on a moss pole 😍😍😍❤🌱☘🍀🌾🪴🌴🌿🌳🌲🍃🌵🌈🙏
I have a creeper but I don't know the name of the plant.. the size of the leaves is 75 to 100cm..
Здравствуйте. У вас какая влажность воздуха?
Local plantshop got some siltepicanas but even though the leaves are small they already have some fenestrations. Is there any way to grow them to the size you have at the bottom without gaining more fenestrtions? The siltepicanas are one of the few philodendrons i prefer with fewer fenestrations because i love the frosty veination they have.
Siltepecana and siltepecana ‘el salvador’ are two different plants. I find the siltepecana not not grow large leaves and fenestrate earlier than the el salvador
@@sydneyplantguy oh i see, thank you.
What is your potting mix? I am from Mumbai india.