Now I understand why a few of my plants have downsized! I thought it was because I repotted them, but it's because they never attached to their new pole. Thanks for this! I'll be very interested to see how the air layering goes for you 😊🌱

The story is don’t ignore your climbing plants and don’t take vacation. lol 😂

Appreciate all of the footage you have of this plant throughout the years!

Dang man, I'm sorry. I'm hopeful for it's future though!!!

What a gorgeous plant, it's unfortunate it moved off the pole like that, I can't wait to see how it continuos to progress

This is not a loss! We have all learned a lot! Things one way or another are always a learning experience.

One of the things I learn from you, is to try new things, pay attention, and learn. Even when a mistake happens, it is a learning opportunity and will allow for greater success in the long run. Thank you!

What a great idea with the layering. She will get bigger and better in time. 😊

3D printing a moss pole is such a great idea

Omg that electrical tape, lol. Please get some velcro 😂. I'll throw a roll in if you finally do a plant swap with me.😅

I find using plank in pots is a waste of progress in the end. Once you pass a certain height a wood in a potting mix is like building a fence post with no cement. Itll eventually lean. What I usually do is build a plank and base from the beginning. The base and plank is a 90 degree fixture that gets even more stable the heavier and bigger your pot since thats sitting on your base which holds the plank securely. Hopefully your air layer is successful and best of luck with this giant👍🏽

WOW, so much to learn! Thanks for making this video and this is an exciting journey. 🤞

I subscribed about two years ago when you started the journey with this plant. Good luck and i'm sure the next two years of growth from air layering will be great. it's definitely been an inspiration.

Oh nooooo! Thoughts and prayers 😃😊

i love that you're still making videos! I've been subscribed for several years now

I really appreciate how you can pack so much info and footage into a short, easy to watch video. 👍🏻

Thank you for the update! I'm hopeful your plant will recover under your care. May YOUR plants continue to grow strong and healthy as well.🙏🌱🙏🌱🙏🌱💖

It's an excellent idea to air layer to a plank.

Noooo!!! This is so sad! I just ordered a giant Pothos cutting and I’m so excited!! The seller said that the leaves will be around twelve inches long!! I’m going to do an unboxing on my channel, so I hope the leaves aren’t damaged ✨✨

Thanks for the update. Hope the experiment works!

living for the giant pothos updates!! sorry to see it went off the moss pole but I'm sure with this new solution it'll start feeling secure again soon!

when you do the air layer like this it's super important to make sure that it has soil roots in the substrate as well as aerial roots before separating.

I have been air layering with clear containers with a hole punched in the bottom and a slit in the side to wrap around the stem, putting my prop mix in the cups, and keeping it moist. It's been hugely successful!

Oh man I was wondering about a update on this. I would of just cut it back to the thick stuff, re attached it to a new plank. Thanks for sharing

can't wait for the update!

I didn't see anything wrong with the plant. Looked good to me.

hello! in my experience, putting aroids in a very loose well draining mix and watering them everyday. yes. everyday. will make them grow and root faster. im not really sure why but i literally planted my cutting with just coco husk and some moss. no soil. and it never dies. it can't be overwatered. even if you let it sit in residual water.

So cool! Thx :-)

WOW Man I'm sorry that happened to you, Right now I'm trying to get my philodendron plant to attach it's areal roots to a plank so I know all about the frustration you are going through. My friend I hope it cooperates for you. Happy holidays my friend 💚🌿💯

Sorry to hear that, been following along since u started. I literally got a big cutting from fl too. Around the same time. It's crazy how many similar issues presented themselves. Mine is now 8ft 25inch leaves last 5 fenestrated but I'm hitting the roof and need to top cut am terrified. Also bc vacations the most recent leaf is small bc grew past the light..😂 gl w urs!

2 years? Damn and it got so big too. I remember watching the first one. Makes me want to do something similar with the neglected golden pothos I have sitting at most shady corner of my balcony.

Vertical Space Time continuum. Haha. Life happens sometimes.. you’ll get her back on track in no time! I have a giant golden pothos that’s about 15 feet long maybe more.. growing on top of my aquariums, rooting out of an aquarium sprouting leaves underwater… with more heart shape leafs the size of a dinner plate and stem about 1/8” inches diameter. I have no idea what I’m gonna do with it!!! It’s so long but I also hate to cut it at this point.. I wish I could get it to anchor somehow maybe I need to bring a whole tree trunk inside 😂 kidding. I managed to prop one of the underwater tank babies by putting it directly into a dome. I’ve also been considering potting the Giant Mother up in soil.. I’m just keep putting it on the back burner. If anyone reads this suggestion would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

It will recover, takes time.

Cant beleive that it´s already been 2 years!

That plant just needs some luv to get it's groove back

Yup. Did same on my monstera dubia. Blew up huge on the plank, then ran outta up and got small. Will try to air layer using your technique. Lazy never pays off. 😢

I still remember that small log ❤

It is crazy that some plants grow twice as fast just because "lean on me".

Wow!

I am excited to see how the new plank design turns out. Might try it out on a Splendid cutting. Any wood recommendations? And what should I be looking at as far as the groove width/depth? Best of luck of the air layering!

hey it still looks delicious to me

How do you keep the wooden plank from getting moldy? I want to stake some plants, but I'm worried about mold. I often get mold on the soil, after a while even root rot. One time I used a disposable chopstick as support but it quickly got moldy.

I didn’t know a pothos would fenestrations

너무 재밌게 봤어요. 업데이트 또 없나요?

the revive air rots,tape it to a new plank with moss on😬

Wait a minute… so this is just a regular pothos that got that huge from growing up a tree??? What like species or specific type is it????

Not many smooth surfaces in nature for these types of plants to grow up.....probably why they choose rough surfaces like tree trunks to grow up 🤔🤔 Try ditching the smooth plank and replace with a tree branch with bark on it???😎😎

Noooooooo. Shit. I'm in the same boat with mine

cut it back a little and try again with everything youve learned??

who the dude that says they dont fenestrate , there a reason why they do

Why don't you just use a moss pole? 😅

Your right, you screwed up big time. Looks horrible.