Hello! This video popped up on my feed funnily enough after I just purchased two 6 inch post of golden pothos on sale. I love, love, love your beautiful marble queen. You've done an amazing job growing it! And thank you for highlighting this common houseplant. I love both pothos and the heartleaf philodendron so much and because they're not rare, they don't get much shine. They remind me of my grandmother who was my best friend so I will always have one in my collection. Your cork board solution is BRILLIANT and one I'll definitely be trying with my new golden pothos! A tip for the vine growing near the ceiling...maybe cut it, propagate it and let it grow on cork somewhere else in hour home once it's ready to climb? I know you mentioned not propagating but it may be a viable option in this case? The Lecca Queen and Sydney the Plant Guy demonstrate beautifully how they size up their plants similarly.
i have a golden-- she was just as big and hardy as your marble, as she was growing wild at my parent's house and my mom gave me a couple cuttings when they sold it. having previously known nothing about plants and living in an apartment, it definitely impacted the overall size of the plant, but i've learned so much on my plant journey in the past 2 years or so. she'e been growing and doing her thing, but i'm about to set her up with a modular moss pole, larger pot, quality substrate and all the fixings this growing season so she can flourish and get back (and hopefully surpass) her former glory :)
Hi Amy. So many things you’ve mentioned in this video made sense to me especially in relation to my Marble Queen. I have mine hanging in my bathroom for about 6 months now and has suddenly taken off and 3/4 way up the macrame hanger in the last 2 months. I was also wondering where it would go when it reaches the ceiling. I can just see it heading for the mirror cabinet and across the top. How wonderful that will look!
Hello! This video popped up on my feed funnily enough after I just purchased two 6 inch post of golden pothos on sale. I love, love, love your beautiful marble queen. You've done an amazing job growing it! And thank you for highlighting this common houseplant. I love both pothos and the heartleaf philodendron so much and because they're not rare, they don't get much shine. They remind me of my grandmother who was my best friend so I will always have one in my collection. Your cork board solution is BRILLIANT and one I'll definitely be trying with my new golden pothos! A tip for the vine growing near the ceiling...maybe cut it, propagate it and let it grow on cork somewhere else in hour home once it's ready to climb? I know you mentioned not propagating but it may be a viable option in this case? The Lecca Queen and Sydney the Plant Guy demonstrate beautifully how they size up their plants similarly.
Wow! A gorgeous Queen indeed!
i have a golden-- she was just as big and hardy as your marble, as she was growing wild at my parent's house and my mom gave me a couple cuttings when they sold it. having previously known nothing about plants and living in an apartment, it definitely impacted the overall size of the plant, but i've learned so much on my plant journey in the past 2 years or so. she'e been growing and doing her thing, but i'm about to set her up with a modular moss pole, larger pot, quality substrate and all the fixings this growing season so she can flourish and get back (and hopefully surpass) her former glory :)
Hi Amy. So many things you’ve mentioned in this video made sense to me especially in relation to my Marble Queen. I have mine hanging in my bathroom for about 6 months now and has suddenly taken off and 3/4 way up the macrame hanger in the last 2 months. I was also wondering where it would go when it reaches the ceiling. I can just see it heading for the mirror cabinet and across the top. How wonderful that will look!
The lines equals wants water.
What is the plant called that's growing under your Marble Queen and behind your growlight please? :)
I have a few marble queen cuttings in my aquarium and they're growing like crazy! I have 2 stems of rhaphidophora decursiva that love it as well.