CEBU BLUE (EPIPREMNUM PINNATUM) | Care And Propagation With Updates
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- CEBU BLUE (EPIPREMNUM PINNATUM) | Care And Propagation. I also pot up some current perlite propagations into soil and add a burlap pole for it to grow upwards.
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I love cebu blue. Started with a few small rooted cuttings. Now I have a full plant and it’s starting to climb a second stacked moss pole. Leaves are getting bigger and bigger. Such an easy, quick growing plant. Love your videos. Thank you!
That is so awesome. Any slits in the leaves yet?
@@EverythingPlants Not yet.
Nice and informative video 😅
Thanks!
LOVE Me Some Cebu Blue... I Had Thoughts Of Cebu Blue Curtains When I First Got Some!!! The Cebu Blues Have Proven To Be Some Plant Survivors For Me...DEFINITELY Plants That DON'T Give Me The Blues!!!
Bluish green curtains.....not terrible. Lol
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants collection lovely garden
Thanks for watching Jillian!
Mine started as a 3 leaf cutting a year ago and now I have 2 full pots. One climbing and one trailing too. I also sold a couple small pots to recoup my cost since the 3 leaf one cost a ridiculous $30 but I had to have it. It’s one of my favourite plants.
They grow really fast. Thanks for the comment Latoya.
I really liked ur idea for the moss pole..thanks for ur tyme w the video.
Thanks. It is so much easier and cleaner, plus I hope less moss are taken from bogs.
Thank you for sharing beautiful plants
Thanks so much for watching my video!
Your Cebu are beautiful like rest of your plants ❤️
I think people water them to much, that's the biggest problem. They are pothos, they need to be little dry to be watered again
Thanks Grace!
Corn dog!🤣😂🤣. Can't wait to see the new cuttings climb. Beautiful plants🥰.
Haha. I can't wait for those mature leaves.
Your cebus are beautiful. I can’t wait until mine starts growing more so I can start propagating it. Cebu blue and scindapsus’ are currently my favourites.
They are such awesome plants
I got a 6 inch pot Cebu blu in the summer. I had to repot it mid August and I have since propagated it twice and just potted up the first propagation. I did propagate in water and am giving those to my sister. I think I will be doing my Micans soon as it is starting to beget leggy. Cebu blue and the moonlight are by far my favorite plants in my collection.
They are gorgeous plants!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Another informative video. It is crazy how expensive they are.
One of my local shops has a 4 inch pot for 35 bucks....how much are they where you are?
I bought 3 little cuttings for $ 35
@@gracedubaj1661 sounds about the same here too. They aren't cheap.
Hi Cathy! I have found that the best way to purchase these is in online plant groups. I am a member of a few on Facebook ( I only use that social media for my plant groups 😉) search your area for a house plant Buy/Sell/Trade group for your location! It’s a fun hobby and you can generally meet really great people who love plants too. They also have big box store plant groups that let you know where special plants come in for less. We have had cebu 6” baskets come into my area randomly for less than $16. However, be very vigilant about pests when buying from these stores. Quarantine and treat them right when you get home.
@@andrealarson6123 I traded mine with someone from a plant group as well! This is a great method for obtaining plants if you have something to trade as well.
Awesome Video Jeff. Your so knowledgeable my god. And how you pronounce the plants names is beyond me lol. Keep up the great content xo
Hey Shar!!! I do a lot of reading/research on plant stuff. Thats how I figure all this stuff out....oh and trial and error haha
Hi Jeff, very helpful video! I have a rather lame looking Cebu blue that is finally starting to grow. My previous propagation (water then into soil) didn’t do well. When it looks better I will try your prop method as this is a beautiful plant. Love your burlap/bamboo stake! I’m going to try making one of those! Thanks!
Good luck with your next attempt and keep me posted!
I was happy to see your moss pole wrapped in burlap. I wondered if that might be a lot less messy. Love the Cebu Blue.
It is a breeze and don't have to use moss.
I just made one out of the messy stuff and chicken wire and I hate it! I’m going this route from now on! Thank you!
All of your videos have been helpful to me 🌿‼️ Thank you for sharing (12/4/2021). My cebu wasn’t looks good, I looked at the roots and they were all root bound. I was so surprised, I immediately upsized it
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video. Love your prop box and moss pole ideas. I have never seen a mature leaf form even with climbing. I guess that doesn’t happen that often like other plants.
Well I hope I can achieve this.
I have only had this plant for about a month and a half. I did propagate a few cuttings in water and they seem to be doing well. But I will definitely try the perlite next time it needs a haircut. Jeff, will you show us this plant again as it starts to grow up the pool? Another great video as always
Hello Maureen and yes of course I'll show it again once it starts to grow. Thanks for watching
I looked at all my nursery plants (the three I have near me) for this plant and one had never heard of it, the other two were 'sold out' as soon as they arrived. I don't like the size vs price on Amazon plus I really want to see the plant; So I did find a nursery with 4 of them. They are HUGE. They have about 4-6 long stems with very wide leaves. I would need to grab a cart to roll it to my car.
They need poles of some kind to hoist them up. Or I suppose they can lay down on what table they are on. These plants are all $45.00. I stared and stared at them trying to decide....I went home and watched your video and a few others and none of these videos show the plant that looks like the ones in my nursery.
The sign at the nursery has Cebu Blue (Epipremnum Pinnatum) just like here, so I guess the ones I saw were mature, a few years old. (?) I'm thinking of going there today to bring one home before they are all gone. Thanks for this info. If it decides it doesn't like it in my house and commits suicide I'll try to save a stem, leaf, before it does that to propagate it.
Thanks for this info. It's really a Blue mystery.
Did you end up going back to get them?
I just chopped mine up to propagate! I think I’ll pot them up with a pole to try for larger leaves!
I hope it works.....fast haha
So pretty🌿✨
Thanks!
Nice! My favourite plant! Even though I’ve struggled so much with it (roots rotted every time). I’m on my fourth try and so far so good lol. 🤞🏻
Oh no...what do you think is happening? Soil holding onto too much moisture?
@@EverythingPlants oh man, it’s been a journey 😆 my first two tries were just cuttings. The first cutting I bought was in moss, and I discovered the roots had rotted when I received it. I saved it in leca, but then I apparently put a millimeter too much water and the roots rotted again a month or two later. I rooted my second cutting fine and eventually put them both in soil (tiny 2” pot). They were ok for a while but then they started getting yellow leaves. I eventually bought a very full 4” pot online, the roots died on that one after I went up half a pot size to add my existing cuttings to it. 🙄 the seller was so kind and sent me a new pot, I haven’t touched it and it’s doing fine lol. I have a whole prop box full of Cebu blue right now with the saved cuttings. Nervous to combine them with the existing plant but I’ll have such a nice full pot when I do. Wish me luck 🤣
Their silvery blue hue comes out with bright indirect light.
It sure does!
I just like saying Cebu Blue.
Haha.
Thanks...Good info 😊🙏❣
Thanks for watching!
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Hi I never seen or heard about this plant before
Really? Where do you live? I think they are still pretty popular plants.
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Hi. Great video! Would you recommend watering with distilled water? My well water is very hard. Thank you.
I've heard arguments from both sides of it being good and bad for houseplants. I water my sundew with distilled water, but all my other plants get filtered tap water. Can you collect large amounts of rain water for long term watering of houseplants?
@@EverythingPlants that's what I give all of my carnivorous plants. Up till now they were the only plants I've owned. Lol. I will try to collect rain water. Thank you for responding.
Can’t wait too see it in a few weeks 😍 an yes the bamboo rots in about 6 months. I’m wondering if could seal it with wax or something ?
I have a project coming up with my terrarium...I bought flex seal haha. I bet you could use that for the stick lol
@@EverythingPlants I've used the Gorilla Glue version of the flex seal tape on a few planty projects. Mostly for sealing the drainage holes in decorative pots so I can use them as reservoirs for leca set-up. After watching this video, I'm thinking about using it to waterproof a bamboo stick. I'm SOOO glad I saw your video this evening. I am transferring my Philodendron Pink Princess from soil to leca. I've already removed all of the soil from the roots and was dreading having to put her on a sphagnum moss pole. I'm taking a break before tackling the rest of that project and when I opened my TH-cam app this video was literally at the top of my feed. What are the odds⁉️🤷♀️ Now I'm going to wrap up some burlap for her to grab on to.
Thank you for all of the content you put out there in the virtual plant world. 🙏
@@EverythingPlants do you think burlap will work for a Pink Princess Philodendron?
@@AngieMoTheWeatherHo it will be more of a support stake to grow up. The roots may grow into it but most likely just for vertical support. You can put any climbing plant on this...same with the pink princess
I love Cebu blue but had to chop mine into wet stick propagations. I tried rooting cuttings in soil moss and water and none transferred well. The wet sticks are actually growing.
Any leaves on the wet sticks yet?
@@EverythingPlants yes which surprised me I did t think they would show growth this fast
Hi I'm new to your channel 😊 and I wanted to ask pink or yellow light better for grow lights in the winter when we don't have much sun?
Hello and welcome. As long as it is full spectrum then either is fine and comes down to preference. I dislike the pink light and prefer a more natural light, but that's just me. Hope this helps
@@EverythingPlants Ok thank you 😊
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Do you any established burlap pole with plants growing? I would like to see as I have few plants I want to put on poles. I plan to use the cage wire with moss method but it wouldn’t hurt to try something else.
I'll have to check my recent projects. I have on philodendron that attached to my drywall haha
node cutting My epipremnum pinnatum cebu blue plants have no roots and I propagated them using damp coconut fiber in a jar without holes and I covered it with a lid with holes to let it air out but it's been more than a month now and it hasn't. Is there any root?
Is it getting light as well? These epi plants usually root very well with all methods
Any advice on global green pothos propagation? It seems to be my only variety that completely rots when I chop and put it in water
Try rooting them in a perlite propagation box. I do have a number of videos on how to set them up and maintain them if you're interested. That is what I would recommend if you're having issues with water. Propagation
Can you link the Light meter for us? Or just post the name of it. I’ve bought two different light meters that did nothing work at all🙃
I will place it in the description a well, but here you go!
Dr.meter Digital Light Meter, 0-200,000 Lux Light Lux Meter, High Accuracy Illuminance www.amazon.ca/dp/B005A0ETXY/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_EAMK3RTYB58X059G12VQ
Not sure what happening to mine but it died but trying to root what’s left in water. I just bought it too. Not sure if I watered when it didn’t need it or waiting too long to water it. I dunno 🙁🙁
Did it happen to be cold when you bought it? This time of year plants get a cold shock..20 degrees in a store. Freezing temperatures outside.
No I bought it this summer. I repotted it after a couple of weeks of having it cause the soil was horrible and watered like usual and that’s when it died. oh well. It happens
That sucks....sorry to hear. Where did you get it from? Maybe it was over watered from the store?
I'm trying hard to find a seedling of this plant here in Brazil, but unfortunately I'm not succeeding...
If anyone can tell me how I could get it, I accept suggestions!
I hope you find one soon, Patricio
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