Is it possible for leaves with complete variation on one side to last as long as regular leaves? Like strawberry cream syngonium with all pink on the top portion of the leaf and green on the bottom portion.
how much do you consider "tons" of light??? I don't have much natural light coming into my window so I have grow lights everywhere. My plant still wants to revert, I can't tell how much light she needs 😢
What does the stem look like? Can you see some variegation in it? You’re gonna want to cut back down until there is a node with marbling or variegation in it. Even with lots of grow lights, I have plants revert, but then come back in full variegation if they have it in their stems! If it’s a full green stem, usually will create a full green plant
I have a variegated Philodendron Billy . Does pounding it with light apply to this plant as well so it doesn’t pump out green leaves or should I do something else.
It's common for any albino parts of a leaf to brown away because they lack chlorophyll. It takes a long time for them to brown off though, so I wouldn't make it deter you from such a beautiful plant!!
We haven't done one exactly for the standleyana, but it will be identical to our Moss Prop for the Monstera Deliciosa we just released! czcams.com/video/b_oMytd26AY/video.html
I have a question i cant find the answer to anywhere. I have a variegated elephant ear. It now has 3 leafs but only 2 are variegated, one has white marbling and the other a white patch and the 3rd is completely green that . Should i cut the non variegated leaf back, as i only want variegated leafs as i have around 13 different elephant ear plants but only one variegated.
Alocasias are tough with this.. it all depends on the top stem. If it contains lots of marbling, you’re good to go. If it has lots of green, you’ll likely see more green leaves coming. I would leave the leaf alone and not cut it since it is providing more photosynthetic area for light!
I have one of these and the leaves are curling I've had it for about 3 weeks and I only water when my meter reads dry. do they prefer a consistency moist soil ?
Come to The Albo Show! prettyingreen.com/blogs/news/the-albo-show
that was short and on-point, thx
Thanks for checking out the vid 😄
Definitely trying this with mine, I have one that's about 10 leaves big and I want to make sure that variegation won't disappears.
Awesome! Keep the strong light on em!
Very useful information
Thanks for watching the video!! :D
Is it possible for leaves with complete variation on one side to last as long as regular leaves? Like strawberry cream syngonium with all pink on the top portion of the leaf and green on the bottom portion.
how much do you consider "tons" of light??? I don't have much natural light coming into my window so I have grow lights everywhere. My plant still wants to revert, I can't tell how much light she needs 😢
What does the stem look like? Can you see some variegation in it? You’re gonna want to cut back down until there is a node with marbling or variegation in it. Even with lots of grow lights, I have plants revert, but then come back in full variegation if they have it in their stems! If it’s a full green stem, usually will create a full green plant
I have a variegated Philodendron Billy . Does pounding it with light apply to this plant as well so it doesn’t pump out green leaves or should I do something else.
I think high light is always a great idea for variegated plants. And keep an eye for nodes to make any strategic cuts if the green leaves come out
@@prettyingreen thanks so much !
What light do u use
240w LED
I don’t why but kinda like flecked on this plant more over full or half variegation.
The flecking is gorgeous like a Thai Con 😄
I’m about to get this plant but concern about brown spot and tips like yours. What cause it and how to prevent it?
It's common for any albino parts of a leaf to brown away because they lack chlorophyll. It takes a long time for them to brown off though, so I wouldn't make it deter you from such a beautiful plant!!
@@prettyingreen do I just cut off the brown part when it happens?
@@mayac2266 Yup!
Hello! Have you released the video on propagating your standleyana?
We haven't done one exactly for the standleyana, but it will be identical to our Moss Prop for the Monstera Deliciosa we just released! czcams.com/video/b_oMytd26AY/video.html
I have a question i cant find the answer to anywhere. I have a variegated elephant ear. It now has 3 leafs but only 2 are variegated, one has white marbling and the other a white patch and the 3rd is completely green that . Should i cut the non variegated leaf back, as i only want variegated leafs as i have around 13 different elephant ear plants but only one variegated.
Alocasias are tough with this.. it all depends on the top stem. If it contains lots of marbling, you’re good to go. If it has lots of green, you’ll likely see more green leaves coming. I would leave the leaf alone and not cut it since it is providing more photosynthetic area for light!
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I have one of these and the leaves are curling I've had it for about 3 weeks and I only water when my meter reads dry. do they prefer a consistency moist soil ?
This might be a bug. Check the leaves for small dots-could be spider mites! I’ve seen them on the standleyana
@@prettyingreen thanks I'll take another look !
I just bought a reverted standleyana, only one leaf has variegation, and the other 4 are all green is there saving the variegation?
Absolutely! I’ve had bunches of cuttings of standleyana that were full green and many leaves later start putting out half moons!!
@@prettyingreen awesome I will definitely be working hard on them then! Thank you so much!!!
This is not accurate.