How to Mix & Use DIY Pon

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  • čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
  • Your guide to mixing and planting DIY Pon.
    Ingredients (Ratio):
    Pumice (6)
    Zeolite (3)
    Perlite (3)
    Orchiata (1)
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Komentáře • 41

  • @LuckyGirl1333
    @LuckyGirl1333 Před rokem +18

    I'm delighted that you are making content. A friendly suggestion...maybe lower the volume of the background music. I found that the music was competing with your voice making it a bit of a struggle to hear you clearly. Admittedly, I may be more sensitive than others about background noise/music but, it would be nice to hear you a little louder than the background music. I look forward to seeing more videos from you!

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +3

      Thank you! It's so hard to gauge the volume because it always sounds ok while editing 😢 I will lower it for the next video!

    • @pudik2008
      @pudik2008 Před rokem +2

      I find the music distracting as well!

  • @Billie-jo_field
    @Billie-jo_field Před 11 měsíci +1

    Very informative, thank you. Look forward to more content from you.

  • @Lilyplanted
    @Lilyplanted Před rokem +1

    I love your content so much! You’re doing great, very informative. I’m gonna need to try this soon!

  • @Aquamarine.Aubrey
    @Aquamarine.Aubrey Před rokem +1

    Great video! Very helpful!

  • @geoffreylui2462
    @geoffreylui2462 Před rokem +1

    Definitely a fan of ur chunky pon! Thanks for sharing the recipe :)

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem

      Thank you Jeff! Do you make your own too?

    • @geoffreylui2462
      @geoffreylui2462 Před rokem

      @@planthappens I’m too lazy to make my own but I find ur pon is more airy and better than lechuza pon :)

  • @reynaramos5305
    @reynaramos5305 Před rokem

    Thanks so much for showing the whole process! I enjoyed the video and will try to replicate your pon recipe ❤
    Can’t wait till your next video 😊

  • @louiseb5702
    @louiseb5702 Před rokem +1

    Thanks for sharing your tips! I’m still going through a lot of trial and error with pon.

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +1

      Always trying new things! So much to learn in this hobby 😁

  • @thatonedog819
    @thatonedog819 Před 2 měsíci

    I think I just missed the tamagotchi phase growing up so I always heard people talking about them or seeing them referenced in reruns of the shows I was watching, but don't remember seeing them in stores or anything...
    That or we were too far removed from mainstream for it to reach us 😅

  • @growingmyserotonin
    @growingmyserotonin Před rokem +1

    Excellent video! I got my diy pon mix from your instagram a while ago and it's been great for me for over a year now. Don't know if it's available in BC, but for the lava rock I use Lava Grip from Canadian Tire. ALSO Tamagotchi, heck ya. I had a version 1 and version 2 back in the early 2000s and my mom used to babysit mine while I was at school too 💕

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +1

      Good to hear you had success with diy pon! I will definitely check that lava rock out, thank you for the tip ❤️ Tamagotchi is so different now. I remember they used to die after a while but now they go back to their planet after a while 😂

  • @VeryKinkyCurl
    @VeryKinkyCurl Před rokem

    That papi 💚💚🖤🖤. Love the vid

  • @mayeliz
    @mayeliz Před rokem +3

    I like your videos - hope you continue to make plant videos, especially about Hoya 😀 What is your experience with converting mature Hoya from soil to Pon?

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +2

      Thank you! I don't really like moving from soil to pon to be honest. Most of the time I would cut off all the roots if I am moving from soil or moss since they rot in pon anyways.

  • @gogreentropical3650
    @gogreentropical3650 Před rokem

    Orchiata precision is the finest grade 😊

  • @lemonan5244
    @lemonan5244 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for creating this video! Is orchiata just orchid bark? Won't that rot in water? What type of fertilzer do you use?

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +1

      Orchiata is a type of orchid bark. They're made of a type of pine tree. However, they are very hard and stable compared to regular orchid barks you find in garden centers and I have not had any rot issues. I assume they will eventually decompose, but I've been using them for 2 years and they are holding up!

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +1

      Also, I use Indo One fertilizer + CalMag + kelp fertilizer.

  • @Osminoqtos
    @Osminoqtos Před rokem +1

    Good video!
    😊
    I am experimenting with pon for over a year now, but I always have root rot on my Hoyas if i try semi-hydro. It just does not work for me. Maybe this video gave mi an answer to that problem because I used Lechuza pon and did not separate the fertilizer from the substrate.
    How do i fertilize Hoyas in Pon so that they don't rot away?
    And whats that stuff you added to the rooted Hoya in your video?
    Is that fertilizer?
    Greetings from Austria.☺

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +2

      I hope this video helped! I water all my plants including Hoyas with a fertilizer called Indo One which is an all-in-one type of fertilizer. I use it at 50% strength of the recommended concentration. I added mycorrhizae inoculant which is beneficial funghi that helps with root growth!

  • @39zhanna
    @39zhanna Před 7 měsíci

    Can I buy ready pon mix ? If yes which one should you recommend? Also where the best to grow Alba Variegated? Thank you 🙏. Love your videos

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před 5 měsíci

      Yes you can. You can buy one from Lechuza, which I've used for a long time. I usually add perlite to is so it's not too dense. For Albo monstera, I just grow them under a grow light. If you have a very white specimen, you might want to give it a bit more humidity, but I find it not to affect it too much.

  • @Kim-ts8nq
    @Kim-ts8nq Před rokem

    Lava Grip from Home Hardware is a reasonably priced lava rock in Canada

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem

      I'd need to check this out! Only if I had a near by home hardware 🥺

  • @springflowerz
    @springflowerz Před rokem +1

    Does the pon develop algae? If so, do you clean it off ?

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +1

      They do develop algae if you use a clear vessel. I find them to be harmless so I usually just leave them. I soak used pon in diluted hydrogen peroxide solution before trying and that seems to kill most of them. If you don't want algae, the easiest thing to do is to use an outer pot to cover the clear vessels!

  • @cannuck3577
    @cannuck3577 Před rokem

    What kind of wood is the orchiata brand made of? Is it fir? Excellent video thank you 😊 🙏

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +2

      They're made of New Zealand Pinus radiata (a type of pine tree)

    • @cannuck3577
      @cannuck3577 Před rokem

      @@planthappens thank you 😊

  • @motherschild0127
    @motherschild0127 Před rokem

    Because you include orchiata bark in your mix, can you still reuse it?

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před rokem +1

      Yes, I have been able to reuse them many times! Orchiata is a very stable type of orchid bark which seems to be much more rot resilient than other orchid barks. You can definitely omit orchiata.

  • @charlottesedita3136
    @charlottesedita3136 Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you what fertilizer do u use

    • @planthappens
      @planthappens  Před 8 měsíci

      I am currently using Indo One I bought on Amazon, but I've used variety of liquid fertilizers.