Hey my plant friend..hope you're OK.. just was browsing and saw this video and was impressed by it so I subscribe to your channel right after this video..tks for all the information..can you do a video on anthurium veitchii..I got one for this pass Christmas as a gift but don't know how to care for it..thanks ftom canada..where are you from?
Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate and am grateful to hear that! You can check out the other YT video of "How to Grow Anthurium Indoor". There I talk about the general care of Anthurium and also the tips to grow them indoor. I am not sure about your context, but from what I observed, a conducive and regulated environment is the right way to go. Try to solve it by looking into the problem that you are facing and also the things that you lack in growing your Veithcii. Maybe humidity?
This moss pole design is overly complicated. Watering as well. Simple steel wire filled with potting mix at bottom and moss from up is all people need, its even more stable for mature plants. Steel wire can be attached to bottom of the pot as well. For people indoors, they can use 0.2 or 0.4mm plastic sheet (polypropylene) which will cover like 60-70% of diameter. This will extend watering from 1 day to 7-10. Extending its lenght with zip ties does same job. Your moss pole cannot be watered from top with the bottle upside down because all water will fall into the pipe. Another problem is that pipe in the middle just empty space where roots cannot grow so they will go around and less moss = faster drying. This design is really maybe for someone living in rainy and humid climate. Such design will dry in less than 24h indoors in most part of the world. This is not hate post, just a bit of info for newbies and people who could eventually inspire by this design - they need to re-consider such idea for indoor use. Who wants, i can show you simple steel wire mesh pole inside of freshly watered 20cm pot which weights 4.4kg and i can easily lift it and shake it without having moss pole attached to the pot.
Thank you so much for your feedback and input! Really appreciated your comment and thoughtful suggestion too. Will try that one day and compare both to see the result too! Grateful!
Very nice content, my friend. I would add to the Moss Pole Loving plants: Anthurium. Anthurium veitchii and Anthurium warocqueanum love to climb on Sphagnum Moss Pole... it doubles the leaf size when tutored. As hemiepiphytes they love to be supported, especially when out of their natural habitat. I know you are a very hands-on person (much of my Platycerium mounting technique came from you, thanks!!) and a DIY on tutor making would be a handful episode. Just to retribute your kind content: czcams.com/video/rqOuTc6mPgc/video.htmlsi=xY--90mmq4YTaDb4 Cheers mate.
Great!!! Very inspirational!!!! Your plants looks so healthy 😊
Thank you so much!! =)
Nice info episode! Love to tour your personal garden..just to see your favorites !
Great episode thanks
So nice of you!! Thank you so much!
Please make a tutorial for mounting stag horn ferns. You have a huge collection. Very happy for you
Thank you!! Yes, we did! You can check it our in Plant Care Guide video list
Informative. 👍🏽
Thank you!
Nothing better than a big arse leaf house plant .😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Definitely! LOL
Hey my plant friend..hope you're OK.. just was browsing and saw this video and was impressed by it so I subscribe to your channel right after this video..tks for all the information..can you do a video on anthurium veitchii..I got one for this pass Christmas as a gift but don't know how to care for it..thanks ftom canada..where are you from?
Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate and am grateful to hear that! You can check out the other YT video of "How to Grow Anthurium Indoor". There I talk about the general care of Anthurium and also the tips to grow them indoor. I am not sure about your context, but from what I observed, a conducive and regulated environment is the right way to go. Try to solve it by looking into the problem that you are facing and also the things that you lack in growing your Veithcii. Maybe humidity?
Beautiful! Do you know if those pots are available in the US?
I'm not sure! But any transparent pot will do the same job too I guess. =)
This moss pole design is overly complicated. Watering as well. Simple steel wire filled with potting mix at bottom and moss from up is all people need, its even more stable for mature plants. Steel wire can be attached to bottom of the pot as well.
For people indoors, they can use 0.2 or 0.4mm plastic sheet (polypropylene) which will cover like 60-70% of diameter. This will extend watering from 1 day to 7-10. Extending its lenght with zip ties does same job. Your moss pole cannot be watered from top with the bottle upside down because all water will fall into the pipe. Another problem is that pipe in the middle just empty space where roots cannot grow so they will go around and less moss = faster drying. This design is really maybe for someone living in rainy and humid climate. Such design will dry in less than 24h indoors in most part of the world.
This is not hate post, just a bit of info for newbies and people who could eventually inspire by this design - they need to re-consider such idea for indoor use. Who wants, i can show you simple steel wire mesh pole inside of freshly watered 20cm pot which weights 4.4kg and i can easily lift it and shake it without having moss pole attached to the pot.
Thank you so much for your feedback and input! Really appreciated your comment and thoughtful suggestion too. Will try that one day and compare both to see the result too! Grateful!
@@aloneinoasisNo problem, if you want any photos / info , let me know. I`ll send you everything.
Hey, is that place your nursery shop? where is it please?
Hey! Yes! It is our Warehouse and Plant Studio. You can google Thatplantdoctor @ warehouse for direction. =)
Can i visit your warehouse/shop n whats the address thank u
Hey , you can google that plant doctor @ warehouse for direction ya
Very nice content, my friend. I would add to the Moss Pole Loving plants: Anthurium.
Anthurium veitchii and Anthurium warocqueanum love to climb on Sphagnum Moss Pole... it doubles the leaf size when tutored.
As hemiepiphytes they love to be supported, especially when out of their natural habitat.
I know you are a very hands-on person (much of my Platycerium mounting technique came from you, thanks!!) and a DIY on tutor making would be a handful episode.
Just to retribute your kind content: czcams.com/video/rqOuTc6mPgc/video.htmlsi=xY--90mmq4YTaDb4
Cheers mate.
Thank you so much, mate!!! Really appreciate your feedback and your comment!!
What is the name of the company that makes the moss poles you are using?
Hey! www.thatplantdoctor.com