How to get BIG leaves on YOUR philodendron & pothos house plants | Chop & Drop Method
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- čas přidán 19. 09. 2023
- In this video I share the secrets, tips, and tricks to getting larger and more beautiful leaves on your philodendron and pothos house plants.
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This was VERY helpful and informative Brad! I appreciate you Plant fam🙌🌿
Thank you so much for the kind words! I appreciate it and glad you found the information helpful :)
I had no idea that this was how people get those big beautiful leaves. Thank you!
I'm glad I could help you unlock the secrets of getting bigger leaves :)! I should film an update video so people can see the progress.
thank you for explaining this so clearly! i've been so curious how to get those big beautiful pothos leaves and I finally have a mature vine so this is perfect timing!!
Awesome! I can't wait to hear how it turns out. It can be a little tricky to wrap your plant but I think the hardest part is having patience to allow for your roots to grow deep into the moss pole LOL
Great instructional video! Thanks for sharing 👍🏾 Air layering made simple. 📋
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Thank you for subscribing and I'm glad you found my video beneficial. I hope my future videos don't disappoint :)
Very precise instructions. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Sub’d 💙💙
Thanks for the sub!
Interesting technique! It makes sense, considering top cutting usually makes the new growth - as you put it - "start over" and I also have found it difficult to get larger leaves just by pruning/propagating. Nice!
Exactly. I hope this video benefits you if you want to try your hand at air layering yourself!
Why cut the moss pole? After the air-layering, you have new roots and when you cut the moss pole, you also cut the plant, so why not just cut the plant, free it from the moss pole and give it a new moss pole when you replant it? That way the motherplant will still have a high moss pole.
When air layering, the roots are still fairly delicate. I'd like to prevent as much shock as possible to the plant. When transplant shock occurs, it is usually due to disturbing the roots. If I cut the moss pole, I don't have to disturb the roots at all :)
That makes sense, thank you :)@@bradmeetsworld
That pole needs a balancing ability to stay standing correctly 🤪🤪🤪🤪
LOL!