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i think the problem lies with the original soil roots. I usually cut all the soil roots and then reroot the cutting in water before transferring it to leca in a jar. I think the organic matter in the soil roots causes the rotting, not the jar.

Können wurzeln von größeren Pflanzen (Monstera zb) nicht iwann recht viel Druck auf das Glas ausüben?

Omg I love this! You're amazing!

I want to watch that movie now. I love seeing plants in movies

Any updates on your propagations? Curious if they made it with all that humidity.

Doe Ric have a website?

super! I have not had luck with peace lily in soil, I want to give this a shot! thanks for the video!

Wow, now I know what they mean when they say "love at first sight."

Do you have only fans?

This is hilarious 😂❤

Mine has so many new leaves and growth but the edges of the more mature leaves has these infuriating light brown (tan color) edges and it doesn't take long for the others to do the same, it drives me crazy and I threaten to throw it out weekly. But it it's one of the prettiest plants I've ever brought home and hate to give up on it. It spends most of its days inside a tabletop greenhouse my daughter bought me from IKEA bc I've been a plant lover for as long as she's been alive (I'm 63) I call it ICU for plants and the white fusion is almost always in there. I wonder if it will ever get simpler to care for?? I have a few that are more difficult than others but none this difficult! It's a reminder of when I first started to have plants in my early 20s but nothing was EVER like this, even when I knew nothing about plants was it ever like this as far as I recall! Are these brownish edges common for anything impartcular?

Love your personality! New subbie!

why would you use a organic fertilizer in a mineral substrate? Worm casting tee? I order to be successful long term, one should put a bid more thought into growing in semi or hydroponic. The fertilizer, ph and so many other factors are very important. This is the reason many people give up on it and talk bad about this system, when in fact they have done lots of mistakes or too little research on it. It is a great way to grow but it needs a bit of knowledge.

I put a young monstera in my tank, and its growing well but they haven’t split yet. It’s been about a year. Do I just have to wait, or do I need to do something different? I’m also growing pothos and philodendron micans in my tanks, both are doing great.

Can you reuse moss or perlite after failed/ rotted propagations have been in it?? Is there a way to sterilize it??

Carry on forking 😂

Try taking it out of the terra-cotta pot. Those pots tend to keep the soil on the dryer side.

How much soap

Mine is growing well after clipping the yellow leaves.

Are they supposed to be this thirsty😮

In UK we no longer have sunshine 😮

Is a self watering pot good for Micans?

Do you have an update on this please?

Is posion to kids or animals

I am just wondering if the plant survived? I've tried to find a new video about it but I couldn't. :)

Looks like your having dinner😂😂😂

hey wanted a little update on how your pink princess is doing?

Best soil mix when combining smaller plants into a larger pot???

I love your english❤ i have peace lily, pathos and lucky bamboo at my fish tank and i want to put also monstera

Don't use fork on the roots.. Just water, divide the plant, trim root to 1-1/2inch. No need so much hydroton. Once a week change water; continue to add water as it get little until the top of roots.

I have 4 calathea and the one that is healthy is the one i put in lecca..

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i know this is an old video, but if you see this, can you tell me what the plant on the shelf behind you, to your left (or to the right of you if your viewing the video. It has a blue elephant statue in from of it. Thank you.

Can you use any moss? Can I just pick moss from nature or does it need to be prepared specifically in order to minimalise bacterial infection/parasites?

I use moss most of the time but I let my moss be on the dryer side. I try not to let it sit in water like you would with a potted plant.

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the peat, or really any substrate by the testing ive done over about 6 years so far, comes off the roots and they get squeaky clean white using a very quick supervised soak in peroxide and then meticulously scrubbing every single individual root with a soft bristled toothbrush that has the rubber side pieces that are supposed to help scrub your gums as you brush

It might also depend on the thickness of the wick. The default wicks that come with the cheapest pots are definitely too thick for many plants. I've seen people successfully using very thin synthetic wicks (which can be DIY-made from old thin nylon socks) with begonias. To prevent roots from coming out, people put some synthetic fluffy or spongy stuff at the bottom of the pot.

But mine is already in water bottle what should I do

can you also do this for hoya krohniana eskimo?

Mine is recently getting brown and yellowing edges. Iam very scared that I might lose the plant. Do I change the soil?

Finally a video that actually demonstrates how it's done idk whether mine will survive but the video is very informative

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Can't watch your channel. Too much yang sanpaku

i just got one. theres some material type thing just below the soil. should i be removing this? please help

Y'all ! She's saying that the leaves are saying goodbye ! She's not going to trash her plant. Smh😂

Its too bad the greedy ones are starting to outweigh the true selling group

How do you get the monstera to stand up like that?

What kind of soap did you use?

Do you really need to review leaf by leaf?!