Loved the side skit, but why is propagating certain Pothos patterns bad? Please help the newbs out here not commit the cardinal sins of propagating lol

@@danielmcnamara4708 I had no clue either...my only guess it's because everyone owns one of them already. :D

Ditto. What's a do not propregate pattern? 🤷🏽

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So true!! Mine don’t bother me at all.

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I agree! He's a cool dude! I enjoy watching his watching his video's Love ya bro, keep up the fun videos❤

That’s fascinating! Isn’t nature wonderful?

The way you worded this makes so much sense!

Glad you like them!

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haha I appreciate you love the content, but that will not be happening. Highest quality videos I can whenever they're ready.

I got frustrated with my Peru as well. Hope you can sort out what's going on with it!

😆oh no, I don't have advice, but I know that panic. I'll take some of your panic over here, it will be all ok 👍 👌

@@giyavictoria3747 thank you. You’re very kind. I’m feeling better already. 🤗

Good luck! If you want to save it, you should probably take cuttings and start fresh. In my experience, a plant turning fully yellow is the result of root rot, which is usually caused by watering too frequently for the soil to dry out sufficiently. Root rot is definitely a plant killer. Just know that it doesn't make you a bad plant parent, we all struggle with certain types of plants. My step mom is the queen of plants, but she really struggles with a few varieties. And while the 30+ plants in my house right now are thriving, I have probably killed at least 8 in the last year.

@@caitolent You are so kind! Thank you for your encouraging words. I’m not sure where I went wrong; I bought her in January. She was full, in a clay pot. I used a moisture meter every time before watering. Early March she started to turn yellow and started losing leaves. I decided to switch her to pon. It didn’t help. Sigh! So this afternoon I took her out of the pot. The roots seemed ok, not mushy. But the vines had lost their bottom leaves, with the exception of one. That one I put in pon, the other four or five I cut back and put in water. Hopefully, they will grow for me. Hoping for the best but I’m prepared for defeat, if that’s what comes next.

Thank you!! 😁

I wonder if Monstera Adansonii is like this. It’s overall happy with lots of new growth and climbing, but I do let it dry out in between waterings and every once in a while I get a BRIGHT yellow leaf at the bottom 😩 I’m certain that’s not from overwatering so 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@MayraGalland I have never grown the Adansonii, but sounds like you have it figured out. If the yellowing leaf were not the bottom older/oldest, then I would be concerned. Plants talk, we just have to understand what they are saying. My Philodendron Imperial Green does a similar thing and it frustrates me because I don't have many leaves to work with. I resorted to putting it in a smaller pot, fresh soil and fingers crossed 🤞🏾. For the Monstera, perhaps figuring out that point right before yellowing will be ideal. With my Ficus Benjamina, since I added Scindapsus trio (Exotica, Silver Satin and Pothos Pictus) to the pot with him, I rarely get yellowing leaves because Exotica leaves curl and I water. Hope this helps. Happy Growing!

Good luck!

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Yes, a very good idea to remove those leaves from the soil in an indoor setting.

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That's a really kind comment. Thank you so much

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@@KillThisPlant Oh. Whoops. Hehehe. Thanks for pointing that out.

Glad you enjoyed it!

No worries. Your plant will be fine.

Yep, me too!😢

@@KillThisPlant I hope so I have a question about my bird of paradise. I put them outside and the leaves are curling inwards now. What am I doing or not doing?

@@virgorising8123 immediately? Are after a few weeks? Have you changed your watering routine to water more frequently with more sun outdoors and other factors?

Mine is notorious for that too!

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Yes I wondered that too I have a pearls and jade and just took cuttings a few days ago… why should I not have done that??😮

If you have too much foliage on your plant to begin with during propagation that can cause a problem. It could be a case by case issue. I'd have to see.

Leafy Diva might be a good resource for help with alocasia

@@KillThisPlant thanks I'll look! My zebrina is now 3 feet tall and still only 3 leaves at a time. It looks like a giraffe 🤣

The difference in N’Joy and Pearls and jade, is that pearls and jade has green splotches/ speckling on the green parts of the plant. The green is also a bit silvery inn undertone. But green speckling/splotching on the green parts is the way to identify them. When it comes to Alocasia, it’s kind of the same concept as what is explained in this video. Alocasia drinks a lot when producing a new leaf. The plant will drop the oldest leaf, extracting all the water and nutrients from it to sustain new growth if it’s not provided with enough water. What you need to do, is to give it a little extra when you notice a new leaf coming in. If you normally water it once a week…then start to give it some water like 3 days after the initial watering. Give it just enough to where no water drips out of the drainage holes. That should be sufficient. Good luck!

@@Latayla maybe time to upsize the pot as I water my alocasias almost every other day! They are always putting out that new leaf but always losing the oldest. Perhaps a bigger pot would keep it happier even though its not root bound 🤔 I think I am just not finding the right fertilizer to work with them 🤷🏼‍♀️ All my other plants grow like crazy, my humidity is 50-70 percent. Perhaps a self watering pot would be a good option too 😬

@@MarisaAndChew oh wow! Maybe too much water may be the issue? Every other day is a lot especially if they aren’t root bound🤔 You can repot with new soil and try watering once a week (twice a week when producing new leaves) and see how that goes. Honestly, I use any all purpose houseplant fertilizer. As long as they are vetoing those NPK’s and macro nutrients. Self watering pots may be an idea. I’m not familiar with using them. I did transfer all my Alocasia to LECA because I can’t keep up with the watering when they are actively growing. They throw a fit when transitioning, but they pull through

Sorry i missed this. Generally stem rot will continue up the stem. You'll have to chop and prop as far away from the source of the rot as possible, and prop. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b9N7f5mSv92RmIU.html

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No one can tell you that. Light, soil, humidity and 14 other factors will determine how frequently you should water your plants. Your job is to understand how frequently your soil dries out and if your plant prefers to be more dry or more wet.

Depends. Is it still climbing a pole and secure?

@@KillThisPlant it JUST started climbing a pole

I’ve heard that as well. Best thing is to test it out. Js

If it's pests, you COULD remove (depending on how extensive the damage is) and treat the plant. I did preface 'on a generally healthy plant'. I do not consider a plant that has a pest infestation bad enough to discolor leaves as a healthy plant.

Thanks, appreciate that!

@@KillThisPlant recently i found out that monstera deliciosa only fruits in optimal conditions

I would need so much more information from you including pictures and a detailed history of the plant in your care to help you with something like this.

Where can I share the pictures pls let me know? Thank you for responding.

@@morshedfatema20 My discord server or instagram. Check my about section on my profile.

it is an illegal crime. the plant has a copyright and only its creator can sell it.

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That is a very common thought. There is a scientific article in the description if you'd like to learn more.

@@KillThisPlant okay, but I will continue to remove mines ……thanks

@@judyanderson2807 that's fine foliage plants have one job, to look good. If it's not looking right to you then ✂️✂️

My bok choy top seedlings are turning yellow so qhat should I do?

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Bro liked his own comment trying to get some traction 😂😂

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@@abu-bøqr why would I like my own comment when theres apparently 4 people out there who enjoyed it lol

What a high risk comment. 😂

Patent. The plant is owned by a sole entity. Like a copyright.

Haha thanks. Gotta love Reddit for that 🥲