A glass of red and a 35 minute long Jeff video. Saturday nights don't get any better than this! Thanks for the long format video Jeff, and thank you Missy for the request! Loved your relaxed and calm demeanour in this vid, totally chilled me out too. More long videos please! 😄🍷🌵🌴🪴🌱
Plants looking great in their terracotta pots & moss poles Jeff! Soon your basement will not have ground space for more plants; you’ll have to start building shelves on the wall. Thanks for sharing!
🎉🎉🎉 Almost 65K!!🤩😍🤩!! Perfect video timing for me. My Florida Beauty has huge arial roots, needed that moss pole clip, desperately!!💓💓💓💓. We love youuu,😁, you know that!!! Thank you for the savings codes🥰🥰🥰🥰.
Oh my goodness, Jeff! I watched this earlier this morning and totally missed the shout out! LOL! Thank you so much. You know I love your channel and I'm def watching this vid a second time for the mention. LOL! Be blessed, my friend!🙏😇
The yellowing on the verrucosum can be under watering, or from minerals in tap water/ fertilizer burn. (Like a calathea) I had mine growing in just dechlorinated water with a drop of super thrive while it was acclimating from import and it grew perfect (but small) leaves
I love your channel! I'm so glad that I did this reserch for pruning a Jade plant a few months ago! since then we're 10k more! I'M specially happy that you're also canadian and I can relate on what you use!
@@EverythingPlants Rhaphidophora decursiva, philodendron fuzzy petiole, philodendron pink princess, Florida Ghost, Monstera Albo, monstera thai constellation, philodendron squamiferum, and rhaphidophora tetrasperma. I bought more poles so more will be going on. I’m finding that when you transfer bigger plants to the poles they don’t root in only at the top. Has that been your experience?
I wish tree fern fiber wasn't so expensive because I've found that mixing that in with my aroid mix and with my moss for any moss poles I have works WONDERS for my plants, *especially* my thirstier plants such as my crawlers, anthurium and things like the verricosum. It just seems to give the best ratio of moisture to aeration for the roots in the pot and the roots in the poles. When I have it iny poles I usually mix it in with the moss and sometimes a bit of perlite ❤
That is very interesting....I've heard a lot of people talking about this tree fern fiber, but I've never seen it. Thanks for sharing your care information
Have you seen the plastic folding moss poles from Rosseau Plant Care? They open in the front, which seems to offer better access to make changes to the plant. I've never tried one myself. I just found their channel today. They actually make the product themselves so they can make changes as they find the need. They look more difficult to assemble, but maybe the benefits make it worth the extra time. Just curious about your opinion. 🌻Thank you!
Oh noooo; now, I am looking into purchasing moss pole supplies...😊 The leaves on your moss pole plants are SPECTACULAR. 🌿🌺🪴 I remember when you first potted them up, they were all pole...😂
Use a bottle upturned with a hole in the cap..it drips the mosspole very slowly...and it drips IN THE MIDDLE OF THE POLE..so it doesnt dry out as fast...
Yellow edges on older leaf could be due to fertiliser salt excess in soil mix. At least that was the case with my philodendron moonshine. If you find some o reason, kindly let us know. I changed my soil mix and now I am getting leaves with no issues. And place your moss pole in the exact center of pot and manage roots somehow in lil space left. That way it will never be wobbly. Also another thing I do is I fill bottom third of pot with leca. And my moss pole sits in Leca and not the soil over. That way you can freely water your pole without worrying about overwatering your plants. So I can choose to water aerial roots and not bottom roots. And vice versa.
Hi Jeff . Philodendron Verrucosum doesn't like to be on dry side. I never wait to long for watering. I found that when I got him that he like to be in moist soil. Because of trips I had to cut him and with me being busy , it's growing in the water and doing great. I need to get fertilizer which you are using. Your plants are just gorgeous 😍
I like the clear thiccly poles too. The only poles that I’ve actually had moss stay moist enough so that the plant’s roots have grown into the moss. I’m a Make the pole and stuff the moss into the top with a chopstick kind of gal. I have trouble fastening the tabs when the moss is in the pole ahead of time. Glad there is a couple ways to achieve the same goal! 😊. FInally, tried extending the poles on my dark lord. Worked like a charm!
Great longer video Jeff. I really enjoyed. I got an anthurium aurea that’s about two feet tall. I e got it velcroed to a long bamboo stake. I think it’s time to buy some moss and thiccly poles to upsize it. I think it will need two poles to accommodate it.
Love watching your videos! You have such a great work area for re-potting and tinkering around. Bet you have an amazing supply of stuff under your work table…maybe we’ll get a view sometime?!
So what are your current thoughts on planks vs plastic (moisture retaining) moss poles? Do you feel planks are easier and give adequate results for sizing up, but the moss pole might produce slightly larger leaves in the end? What would to tell a helicopter plant parent vs a more laid back plant parent?
Planks are definitely easier to maintain but only a few plants truly latch on to the board..... Pothos being one of them. Now for my philodendrons, they never really attached to the plank. Now since transferring them to Moss, they have definitely upsized the leaves and grew their aerial roots into the moss. So one is not better than the other in my experience. It just depends which plant you put on them
G'day Jeff 🙋🏻♀Really enjoyed this vid and the THICCLY pole demo. My favourite part was at the end when you said "...I dont know where I'm gonna put it...!" That's me ALL THE TIME 🤦🏻♀and it's getting to the point where my fam bam are noticing and saying "You sure you got enough plants there?!?!?!?!?!?!" So will have to re-arrange my space ( sadly I don't have a big house with a basement or double garage) to maximise the 'real estate' and lighting situation that I do have 😬 But will look into these poles and maybe try them out as there is a version of these here in Syd now 😅
Hi Jeff, I’m glad I found you. You’re a great resource , so much useful info . I was wondering if you are growing a philodendron Summer Glory? I just planted my young plant with a moss pole , but I’m not really sure if it’s a climber ; haven’t found specific info on that .
Are you also watering the pot, along with the moss? If not, that can make the leaves yellow. Some people say you don't need to water the pot if you have a moss pole, but I've found that to be untrue.
@@EverythingPlants I don't own a Verrucosum, but I did some googling for you, and various websites say it's most commonly from overwatering. Btw, I love your channel!
Do you still have your Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma? I remember watching a video on it with the moss pole and all. I would love to see an update for them!
I did with these ones, but you can add soil into the very bottom of the pole and to the level of the pot then add moss in....I've done both methods with no difference.
A glass of red and a 35 minute long Jeff video. Saturday nights don't get any better than this! Thanks for the long format video Jeff, and thank you Missy for the request! Loved your relaxed and calm demeanour in this vid, totally chilled me out too. More long videos please! 😄🍷🌵🌴🪴🌱
Glad you enjoyed it! And I will definitely make more of these kind. Thanks Freya!
I agree even if I'm watching it on monday XD
You're very welcome!🙏😇
Oh yes 🙌 🍷🌿, please keep them coming!!!!!
Plants looking great in their terracotta pots & moss poles Jeff! Soon your basement will not have ground space for more plants; you’ll have to start building shelves on the wall. Thanks for sharing!
I'm already starting to side shuffle to my plant table because of how grown in it is getting lol
Hi Jeff, you want to put the extension inside the base then click the tabs to connect. That way all the water drains down the inside of the pole. 😊
Yup..I already saw the water dip out the back of the pole. Haha live and learn. Thanks Caroline
I love watching your plant chores. 🪴
Me too!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection
Thanks Jillian
🎉🎉🎉 Almost 65K!!🤩😍🤩!! Perfect video timing for me. My Florida Beauty has huge arial roots, needed that moss pole clip, desperately!!💓💓💓💓. We love youuu,😁, you know that!!! Thank you for the savings codes🥰🥰🥰🥰.
I can't believe the channel keeps GROWING!
Oh my goodness, Jeff! I watched this earlier this morning and totally missed the shout out! LOL! Thank you so much. You know I love your channel and I'm def watching this vid a second time for the mention. LOL! Be blessed, my friend!🙏😇
Thanks for the suggestion! I read all my comments and sometimes I can not respond to them all.....but I appreciate every single one.
The yellowing on the verrucosum can be under watering, or from minerals in tap water/ fertilizer burn. (Like a calathea) I had mine growing in just dechlorinated water with a drop of super thrive while it was acclimating from import and it grew perfect (but small) leaves
You make it all look so easy 🪴💚
The Splendid leaves are so velvety looking. So pretty.
Ya....they are so sweet. Thanks Sonnie
I love your channel! I'm so glad that I did this reserch for pruning a Jade plant a few months ago! since then we're 10k more!
I'M specially happy that you're also canadian and I can relate on what you use!
Thanks so much Stephanie!!!! And hello from Saskatchewan
I’m new to the plastic grow poles and I’m loving them so far!
I hope all your plants do well.
Love the look of that soil too ❤
Thanks so much! What do you currently have on a pole?
@@EverythingPlants Rhaphidophora decursiva,
philodendron fuzzy petiole,
philodendron pink princess,
Florida Ghost,
Monstera Albo,
monstera thai constellation, philodendron squamiferum,
and rhaphidophora tetrasperma. I bought more poles so more will be going on. I’m finding that when you transfer bigger plants to the poles they don’t root in only at the top. Has that been your experience?
Wow! That is quite the list. I haven't really paid attention to this, but I will keep an eye on it
Hello Jeff from Puerto Rico!!! Love those moss poles!!! 🪴🙋🏼♀️🌿💚🐩
Hello Nina, thanks for watching!
I wish tree fern fiber wasn't so expensive because I've found that mixing that in with my aroid mix and with my moss for any moss poles I have works WONDERS for my plants, *especially* my thirstier plants such as my crawlers, anthurium and things like the verricosum. It just seems to give the best ratio of moisture to aeration for the roots in the pot and the roots in the poles. When I have it iny poles I usually mix it in with the moss and sometimes a bit of perlite ❤
That is very interesting....I've heard a lot of people talking about this tree fern fiber, but I've never seen it. Thanks for sharing your care information
Have you seen the plastic folding moss poles from Rosseau Plant Care? They open in the front, which seems to offer better access to make changes to the plant.
I've never tried one myself. I just found their channel today. They actually make the product themselves so they can make changes as they find the need.
They look more difficult to assemble, but maybe the benefits make it worth the extra time.
Just curious about your opinion.
🌻Thank you!
Great video! I just got my first thiccly moss pole and put my phil. splendid on it! Look forward to seeing how it grows 💚
Best of luck!
Oh noooo; now, I am looking into purchasing moss pole supplies...😊 The leaves on your moss pole plants are SPECTACULAR. 🌿🌺🪴 I remember when you first potted them up, they were all pole...😂
I know! Lol and did you see the CZcams short I just made on my pothos plants on planks?
@@EverythingPlants Sure did! 🤩🥰😀 I have a wooden stand in the garage that has cracked legs. So, I am going to chop it up for planks... Recycle...😄
Use a bottle upturned with a hole in the cap..it drips the mosspole very slowly...and it drips IN THE MIDDLE OF THE POLE..so it doesnt dry out as fast...
Great video on how to use the moss poles jeff👍
Thanks so much for watching
Yellow edges on older leaf could be due to fertiliser salt excess in soil mix. At least that was the case with my philodendron moonshine. If you find some o reason, kindly let us know. I changed my soil mix and now I am getting leaves with no issues.
And place your moss pole in the exact center of pot and manage roots somehow in lil space left. That way it will never be wobbly. Also another thing I do is I fill bottom third of pot with leca. And my moss pole sits in Leca and not the soil over. That way you can freely water your pole without worrying about overwatering your plants. So I can choose to water aerial roots and not bottom roots. And vice versa.
I will definitely keep my eye out for any changes.... I still feel this is an underwatering issue
Hi Jeff . Philodendron Verrucosum doesn't like to be on dry side. I never wait to long for watering. I found that when I got him that he like to be in moist soil. Because of trips I had to cut him and with me being busy , it's growing in the water and doing great. I need to get fertilizer which you are using. Your plants are just gorgeous 😍
I figured that was the problem. Thanks, Grace
I like the clear thiccly poles too. The only poles that I’ve actually had moss stay moist enough so that the plant’s roots have grown into the moss. I’m a Make the pole and stuff the moss into the top with a chopstick kind of gal. I have trouble fastening the tabs when the moss is in the pole ahead of time. Glad there is a couple ways to achieve the same goal! 😊. FInally, tried extending the poles on my dark lord. Worked like a charm!
Glad I'm not the only one that likes to stuff in the moss lol
Great longer video Jeff. I really enjoyed. I got an anthurium aurea that’s about two feet tall. I e got it velcroed to a long bamboo stake. I think it’s time to buy some moss and thiccly poles to upsize it. I think it will need two poles to accommodate it.
That's awesome.....and they work so well
Love watching your videos! You have such a great work area for re-potting and tinkering around. Bet you have an amazing supply of stuff under your work table…maybe we’ll get a view sometime?!
It's a disaster in there haha
I like the drop-in method.
Me too!
@EverythingPlants the poles I have do not have the tabs at the bottom but I think I would prefer that
So what are your current thoughts on planks vs plastic (moisture retaining) moss poles? Do you feel planks are easier and give adequate results for sizing up, but the moss pole might produce slightly larger leaves in the end? What would to tell a helicopter plant parent vs a more laid back plant parent?
Planks are definitely easier to maintain but only a few plants truly latch on to the board..... Pothos being one of them. Now for my philodendrons, they never really attached to the plank. Now since transferring them to Moss, they have definitely upsized the leaves and grew their aerial roots into the moss. So one is not better than the other in my experience. It just depends which plant you put on them
Nice work Jeff!😉🙂
Thanks, Kathryn
G'day Jeff 🙋🏻♀Really enjoyed this vid and the THICCLY pole demo. My favourite part was at the end when you said "...I dont know where I'm gonna put it...!" That's me ALL THE TIME 🤦🏻♀and it's getting to the point where my fam bam are noticing and saying "You sure you got enough plants there?!?!?!?!?!?!" So will have to re-arrange my space ( sadly I don't have a big house with a basement or double garage) to maximise the 'real estate' and lighting situation that I do have 😬 But will look into these poles and maybe try them out as there is a version of these here in Syd now 😅
I have a small house and I've been combining plants to maximize the space without having to do a large purge haha Thanks so much for watching Connie!
Hi Jeff, I’m glad I found you. You’re a great resource , so much useful info . I was wondering if you are growing a philodendron Summer Glory? I just planted my young plant with a moss pole , but I’m not really sure if it’s a climber ; haven’t found specific info on that .
😊
Are you also watering the pot, along with the moss? If not, that can make the leaves yellow. Some people say you don't need to water the pot if you have a moss pole, but I've found that to be untrue.
Yes, I water the moss and the soil in the pot
@@EverythingPlants I don't own a Verrucosum, but I did some googling for you, and various websites say it's most commonly from overwatering. Btw, I love your channel!
Thanks so very much!!!
Lovely video thankyou :)
You’re welcome 😊
I think they are called " lobes" when the leaves change up like that.
Yes....that makes sense haha
I’ve been using he plastic moss poles thanks to your suggestion & love them! You’re going to fall that stool one day during a video lol
That is awesome! Glad to hear you like them
Saludos Jeff, Great video. Can you please share what items you use to mix your potting mix? Love how chunky it looks.
I think the “plant fingers” you were referring to are called lobes? Not 100% on that but that’s my guess lol
Someone else mentioned this and I believe you guys are correct
My decursiva did the same thing and i had to cut the pole so it could be free . Looks like we need to watch them better lol
Yes! 😂
Do you still have your Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma? I remember watching a video on it with the moss pole and all. I would love to see an update for them!
Are you putting moss all the way to the bottom of the pole so it’s in the pot with the plant?
I did with these ones, but you can add soil into the very bottom of the pole and to the level of the pot then add moss in....I've done both methods with no difference.
just wondering how you manage watering all your plants .. there's so many :D
I usually do just a walk through like once a day and I have two four liter jugs filled with water and fertilizer......fill up as I go
well it make no sense to me that their aerial roots make their leaves bigger , i mean in the wild they are climb up a tree ?
How do you water your moss poles?
🌱🌱
What are those moss poles called?
The brand is called Thiccly. I have them on my Amazon pages in the description of this video
@@EverythingPlants thanks I'll see if I can order some I'm in the UK so not sure.
What’s the name of philo Tiki…???! Thanks
Philodendron Tahiti
@@EverythingPlants thanks much
What’s the status on your moss plank?
The Manjula in it pretty much died so I replaced it with a SLOW GROWING scindapsus jade satin....nothing to report 🤣