Beautiful plant and great video!! I just picked up a healthy motherplant plus 7 extra cuttings in moss this morning via second hand - altogether for 10 bucks!! Can't wait to watch them grow.
I prefer clear containers for that very reason. I like being able to see the roots without having to disturb the plant. Thanks for watching and keep recycling! 🌿💚
I’m new to your channel and caught this video from a few years ago. I’m hoping you did a follow up so I know if the cutting with the completely white or cream colored leaf survived and grew more variegated leaves. Amazing how many plants with healthy roots you got from the wet sticks!
I did a couple of updates on that plant and still have some of the cuttings. They have had some setbacks but are now doing well. I will attempt to include them in a video soon. Thanks for watching!
Just wow! 😍 I love this plant too! Took me more than a month to find one and when I did, it was just a one leaf small plant. Now there are 2 leaves after a month. This is the most helpful video I saw about epipremnum pinnatum albo! Thank you so much for this! Your propagations are amazing! 😍
Thank you so much! I appreciate you K. I'm surprised at the number of successful propagations from this one plant, also. It's the first time I had done anything like this with a pricey plant. I was nervous about it!
Such cute little holes in the leaves! Thanks for sharing Peggy. I got a very tiny albo pinnatum recently and even though the three leaves are so tiny, Im' already in love.
They are really nice plants. I'm sure your little cutie will be big and beautiful in no time. These plants grow so fast. In the meantime, enjoy your little cutie!
I think these are one of my most watched plants. Fun fun fun. Your leaves are HUGE. My plants were from stem cuttings about the size of my thumb. So I guess I am starting with baby leaves. Getting lots of holes and they are getting larger but no splits yet. That is wonderful you had so many cuttings survive!!! I adore my all green ones. Mine came from a seller in Hawaii bought on Ebay. Shipping was really good and packaged amazing!!! Came in sets of three rooted cuttings and I think they were $40.00 for the three last spring.
@@PeggysPlants Mine came in pot with cardboard tube well taped to pot plant inside filed with tiny bits of shredded paper. Took me forever to get it out of the packaging but was in amazing shape.
Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo Variegata care tips propagation rare tropical houseplant and how to; Pegg's Plants. Great video! I like it. This video is super informative. You did a good job with this one. And I've been rocking with you for about 10 months now. I continue to be a proud sub22s_criber and supporter of your content. Keep doing what you do.
I saw you are in the Keys!! So cool! I just moved to Oregon 3 years ago. Lived in Big Pine Key before that for 15 years-- next moving back to my home state Colo in a year... nice channel! Thanks for this great info!!! I just started loving plants (succulents mostly at this time) loving my new adventure/hobby. since moving here can be cloudy rainy cloudy so cloudy lol... miss my FL keys plants.
Small world. The plants that thrive in Oregon are much different that those in the Keys, for sure. The nice thing is you can always visit the Keys. I hope Oregon has been good to you. Stay well and happy growing!
@@velvetmalloy9095 you sound like me moving around. Im from Ohio...then moved to Atlanta-Cincinnati-Syracuse-Orlando-Florence Ky-Tallahassee-Louisville-Pittsburgh and now Tampa.
Hi Peggy. Great information. I purchased an Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo but the new leaves are putting out cream color instead of white. What am I doing wrong and how can I correct this?
Hello! You're not doing anything wrong at all. When the leaves unfurl, they have a cream color. As the leaf matures, it turns white. Enjoy your Epi Albo!
@@PeggysPlants Thats great I hope I have something you are looking for but seem like you have all the beautiful plants already. Thanks for sharing this precious experiences. I have learned many things from your contents 😇💚❤ 💕
My epipremnum pinnatum albo grew faster than my "Cebu Blue". My friend has a non variegated epipremnum pinnatum that grew 30 ft up into his live oak in Sanford Fl. I like your videos.
Glad it was helpful! I'm very happy with the outcome. I have no regrets about chopping it although it was stressful when I did the actual chopping. Fortunately, they root quick and easy.
I purchased a epi pinnatum albo node 3 months ago. It did nothing for a few weeks, then slowly put out a single thin root, and that's it so far. I've had it in moss the whole time. My question is should I put very diluted fertilizer in the moss? Does it need leaves first? I really want it to turn into a plant, but after 3 months and one little root I don't know if it will.
Plants don't benefit from fertilizer until they have a root system. I would leave it alone until it has more roots. As frustrating as it is, sometimes plants take quite a bit of time to grow from a node. The fact that you already have one root is a good sign. I wouldn't disturb it in any way and recommend you keep doing what you're doing. Best of luck!
My soil mix is very basic. Mine is in 50% soil and 50% perlite. Here is a link to a video I did with my thoughts on soil mixes. th-cam.com/video/Eyh08dyDWu0/w-d-xo.html Enjoy your Albo!
I was just gifted a wet stick for one of these! I've never propagated one before and wanted to ask - it's about 4 inches long and one node is sprouting roots and a leaf and the rest of the stem has about 4 more nodes. Are my chances higher if I chop it up? Do I run the risk of killing the node that is already sprouting? Are my chances better if I just leave it alone? Thank you ~
Personally, I would chop it up and put it on some damp moss in a ziplock. However, if you want to be on the safe side, I'd wait until the rooted one is more developed and ready for planting. Then, I'd chop up the rest. Best of luck with whichever route you decide to take. It's a beautiful plant!
I certainly can. I haven't been as active with videos lately due to some changes, but am getting back on track. I will do an update and care video soon.
Wow this was such an informative video! I'm just starting to get into the hobbie so I'm so thankful for all the tips! Just curious though, what fertilizer do you use on the seedlings and do you use the same fertilizer on your mother plant as well?
They do like humidity, but seem to do well without excessive amounts. Mine that were not in the grow tent have done well with 45-50% humidity. Best of luck!
Thank you for this video! I'm having a bit of trouble with mine. I think my issue was that I put them in soil too fast and has been slower to take. It's been about 6 weeks and I have not seen anything yet. The leaves still look healthy but nothing is actively growing. It's also Nov so I'm hoping the plant is just a bit dormant vs unhappy. I'm considering transferring back to sphagnum to encourage more root growth but don't want to stress the plant too much. Any thoughts on this? Right now, I have it in soil, it has 2 leaves, the indoor temp is 70 degrees and the humidity is about 60%. It's in a shadier section of my West facing window. So I'm trying to be careful with giving it some light but not too much. Thanks for any help you can provide!
My mother plant is growing in very similar conditions as yours. The only difference is that I have mine under a grow light. I recently moved mine further away from the humidifier and the plant didn't like it at all. I now have quite a bit of brown on the white areas.
Oh, please show us what those beautiful little babies look like before you trade them all off. Of course I don't have any, as I'd have to buy another house (to go with the Mars Hydro, Lol.) As usual, I thoroughly enjoy your videos.
I have Cebu blue and another epiprenum pinnatum that is also known as "dragon tail plant". It has really shiny dark green leaves. It's supposed to develop fenestration but mine has yet to do so. But it's really a stunning plant anyway.
Sounds like a beautiful plant. My Cebu had been doing great for over a year and has recently decided to start dying off. Hopefully yours will decide to produce fenestrations in the future. Happy growing!
That shiny epipremnum pinnatum might actually be a Rhaphidophora decursiva. They’re also known as dragon tail and are very very very commonly mislabelled as epipremnum pinnatum :)
@@peggysnail4899 I have a decursiva as well. I don't think this is the same plant. It doesn't seem to have the "creeping" habit of decursiva. But I probably won't know for sure until it fenestrates (if it does). But I definitely know what you mean. They seem to be confused a lot here and mislabeled.
@@peggysnail4899 Thanks. They look so similar and then I see a lot of other e.pinnatum for sale that look very different. So I don't know! I try to just enjoy it for what it is but I think most of us have an obsessive need to know the true story.
I'm afraid not. I traded a couple already and am not sure I want to let go of the remaining ones, although I know I don't need then all. They are so highly variegated and each one is different. Yes, I'm kind of crazy. LOL
Asean Plant Exports and Greenspaces ID. I had some issues with the transactions. Here is a link to a video comparing the two. th-cam.com/video/uLg_T1XNl8A/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps.
Hello everyone :). Maybe someone owns this plant and can tell me how stable the variegation of this plant is? Is it like a monstera where you see it in the stem?
Hello, this plant is an epipremnum, not at monstera. In terms of the stability of the variegation, I really don't know, but am sure you can probably find that info somewhere on the internet if no one can help you here. Thanks for watching.
You are a true plant mother. You earned my respect and subscription. Love from the Philippines.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the family!🌿💚🌴
Beautiful plant and great video!! I just picked up a healthy motherplant plus 7 extra cuttings in moss this morning via second hand - altogether for 10 bucks!! Can't wait to watch them grow.
What a wonderful deal. Enjoy and happy growing!
Love the recycled plastic container. I root soooooo many plants in them and its recycling. So win win. And I love how you can see the root system.
I prefer clear containers for that very reason. I like being able to see the roots without having to disturb the plant. Thanks for watching and keep recycling! 🌿💚
I’m new to your channel and caught this video from a few years ago. I’m hoping you did a follow up so I know if the cutting with the completely white or cream colored leaf survived and grew more variegated leaves.
Amazing how many plants with healthy roots you got from the wet sticks!
I did a couple of updates on that plant and still have some of the cuttings. They have had some setbacks but are now doing well. I will attempt to include them in a video soon. Thanks for watching!
Just wow! 😍 I love this plant too! Took me more than a month to find one and when I did, it was just a one leaf small plant. Now there are 2 leaves after a month. This is the most helpful video I saw about epipremnum pinnatum albo! Thank you so much for this! Your propagations are amazing! 😍
Thank you! I'm so pleased you found it useful. Thanks for watching.
Thank you because of you explaining the difference I made the right choice when buying my EP Albo
I'm glad you found the information helpful. Enjoy your EP Albo.
@@PeggysPlants thank you so much
That grow tent is amazing, Peggy! Keep us updated on those cuttings. It would be awesome if that yellow one survives!
I will keep you posted. I hope it survives too. Thanks for watching.
I'm enjoying just watching you propagating the Plant. Thank you .
Glad you enjoy it and thanks for the feedback.😊
That grow tent works miracles!! These are all looking so cute!
Thanks Twisty. I agree.
I just love any video you put out Peggy. I can’t believe how many propagations You were able to get out of that one 🌱
Thank you so much! I appreciate you K. I'm surprised at the number of successful propagations from this one plant, also. It's the first time I had done anything like this with a pricey plant. I was nervous about it!
wow i luv your epi albo! Its me Lotisvillarin Cebuanang blogger from philippines!
Awesome! Welcome all the way from the Philippines!
Such cute little holes in the leaves! Thanks for sharing Peggy. I got a very tiny albo pinnatum recently and even though the three leaves are so tiny, Im' already in love.
They are really nice plants. I'm sure your little cutie will be big and beautiful in no time. These plants grow so fast. In the meantime, enjoy your little cutie!
Wow. They are all so beautiful! I cant believe they fenestrate like that! Breath taking!! So jealous. Lol
They fenestrate much more. If you look for pics of mature ones on the internet, you will see. They are quite amazing.
This beauty would thrive on a moss pole. They love to climb and get huge.
Yes, they do love to climb!
plants look like they are growing very nicely.
Thank you Charlene. I'm putting in work! 😄🌿💚
I think these are one of my most watched plants. Fun fun fun. Your leaves are HUGE. My plants were from stem cuttings about the size of my thumb. So I guess I am starting with baby leaves. Getting lots of holes and they are getting larger but no splits yet. That is wonderful you had so many cuttings survive!!! I adore my all green ones. Mine came from a seller in Hawaii bought on Ebay. Shipping was really good and packaged amazing!!! Came in sets of three rooted cuttings and I think they were $40.00 for the three last spring.
I purchased my solid green one from an Ebay seller in Hawaii also. LOL We probably bought them from the same seller. Small world!
@@PeggysPlants Mine came in pot with cardboard tube well taped to pot plant inside filed with tiny bits of shredded paper. Took me forever to get it out of the packaging but was in amazing shape.
Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo Variegata care tips propagation rare tropical houseplant and how to; Pegg's Plants. Great video! I like it. This video is super informative. You did a good job with this one. And I've been rocking with you for about 10 months now. I continue to be a proud sub22s_criber and supporter of your content. Keep doing what you do.
Thank you for the support and the kind words. I'm pleased you enjoyed the video. 🌿💚
Such a good, explanatory video!!
Glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching.
Love love love your videos
They are so helpful to me as a newbie to learning and taking care of plants
Thank you so much 💓 💗
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching.
Wow! They look great. I'm so glad they made it and are thriving.
Thank you! I'm very pleased with the outcome.
I saw you are in the Keys!! So cool! I just moved to Oregon 3 years ago. Lived in Big Pine Key before that for 15 years-- next moving back to my home state Colo in a year... nice channel! Thanks for this great info!!! I just started loving plants (succulents mostly at this time) loving my new adventure/hobby. since moving here can be cloudy rainy cloudy so cloudy lol... miss my FL keys plants.
Small world. The plants that thrive in Oregon are much different that those in the Keys, for sure. The nice thing is you can always visit the Keys. I hope Oregon has been good to you. Stay well and happy growing!
@@PeggysPlants Oregon has not been my favorite. No regrets though... thanks and happy growing and be well too!!
@@velvetmalloy9095 you sound like me moving around. Im from Ohio...then moved to Atlanta-Cincinnati-Syracuse-Orlando-Florence Ky-Tallahassee-Louisville-Pittsburgh and now Tampa.
@@LeeDfined wow!! You will have a great time there! I love Tampa- and if you are a hockey lover that is the place for you!
Just beautiful Peggy 😍. I love repotting videos, thanks for sharing 🌱💚
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching.
What a beautiful plant
Thanks! 🌿💚
Hi Peggy. Great information. I purchased an Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo but the new leaves are putting out cream color instead of white. What am I doing wrong and how can I correct this?
Hello! You're not doing anything wrong at all. When the leaves unfurl, they have a cream color. As the leaf matures, it turns white. Enjoy your Epi Albo!
Always a pleasure to watch your videos, such good information....enjoyed it so much!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and stay well!
Your videos are SO informative and I really appreciate that! I'm in Fort Myers, btw🙂
Hello fellow Floridian! 🌞🌴 I'm glad you find my videos informative. Thanks for watching.
hey I am in punta Gorda maybe we can do some trades one day !
Gorgeous, that grow tent is amazing
I think so too! Thanks for watching.
Wow wow wow. What a fantastic plant. And they have a wonderfully plant mummy. I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH.💖
Many many thanks!🌿💚
Wow that's such a pretty plant. You do so well with cuttings they all just took off for you.✌💖 great information!!
Thanks so much, Suzette! 😊
very thorough and informative video! thank you1
Glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching.
My favourite
It's quickly become one of my favorites, as well. It's so easy to grow and propagate.
In my wish list also
They are on my top 10 favorites list. Easy to grow and beautiful. Hope you are able to get your hands on one soon!
Will you let go some of those cutting? They are beautiful.🥰💚🤍
I will probably trade some in the future.
@@PeggysPlants Thats great I hope I have something you are looking for but seem like you have all the beautiful plants already. Thanks for sharing this precious experiences. I have learned many things from your contents 😇💚❤ 💕
My epipremnum pinnatum albo grew faster than my "Cebu Blue". My friend has a non variegated epipremnum pinnatum that grew 30 ft up into his live oak in Sanford Fl. I like your videos.
My epipremnum is growing much faster than my Cebu, also. 30 feet! Wow, I'm sure that's something to see. Thanks for watching!
They look amazing Peggy!!!
Thank you!
Thank you for this, I received one a couple weeks ago that is lanky and considered chopping to make it fuller. I think I will after seeing yours.
Glad it was helpful! I'm very happy with the outcome. I have no regrets about chopping it although it was stressful when I did the actual chopping. Fortunately, they root quick and easy.
I just got a beauty and I will be doing the same thanks for the help
Yay! Enjoy your new plant!
I purchased a epi pinnatum albo node 3 months ago. It did nothing for a few weeks, then slowly put out a single thin root, and that's it so far. I've had it in moss the whole time. My question is should I put very diluted fertilizer in the moss? Does it need leaves first? I really want it to turn into a plant, but after 3 months and one little root I don't know if it will.
Plants don't benefit from fertilizer until they have a root system. I would leave it alone until it has more roots. As frustrating as it is, sometimes plants take quite a bit of time to grow from a node. The fact that you already have one root is a good sign. I wouldn't disturb it in any way and recommend you keep doing what you're doing. Best of luck!
😍 another one for the wishlist!
LOL, I know how that is. This one won't disappoint. Thanks for watching.
Cooool thank you for sharing !!!!!
My pleasure!!
oooo! i just got one that is not variegated. Good info! ack! the variegated one 😍
The non variegated ones are beautiful too. I love these plants. I love the fenestrations. Enjoy your Epipremnum Pinnatum!🌿💚
Hi Peggy. May I know what kind of soil you used (recipe and ratio). I'm planning to attach my Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo into a tall tree. Thank you
My soil mix is very basic. Mine is in 50% soil and 50% perlite. Here is a link to a video I did with my thoughts on soil mixes. th-cam.com/video/Eyh08dyDWu0/w-d-xo.html Enjoy your Albo!
Just beautiful 😍 ❤, great job 👏
Glad you like it. Thank you for watching.
I was just gifted a wet stick for one of these! I've never propagated one before and wanted to ask - it's about 4 inches long and one node is sprouting roots and a leaf and the rest of the stem has about 4 more nodes. Are my chances higher if I chop it up? Do I run the risk of killing the node that is already sprouting? Are my chances better if I just leave it alone? Thank you ~
Personally, I would chop it up and put it on some damp moss in a ziplock. However, if you want to be on the safe side, I'd wait until the rooted one is more developed and ready for planting. Then, I'd chop up the rest. Best of luck with whichever route you decide to take. It's a beautiful plant!
Just beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Hi Peggy I love you videos and I’ve the chance to have this plant can you do an update for us with a complete care of this plant please ?
I certainly can. I haven't been as active with videos lately due to some changes, but am getting back on track. I will do an update and care video soon.
@@PeggysPlants thank you Peggy you’re so kind
YES they do grow fast. My babies are now close to three foot up their trellis. But my leaves are 1/3 the size of yours.
They are one of the fastest growing plants I have. I can't wait until my plant is 3 feet tall.
@@PeggysPlants Yours is growing huge leaves instead of climbing up a trellis.
Wow this was such an informative video! I'm just starting to get into the hobbie so I'm so thankful for all the tips! Just curious though, what fertilizer do you use on the seedlings and do you use the same fertilizer on your mother plant as well?
I use Miracle Grow at 1/4 strength for every watering during times of growth. I tend to keep it simple. Thanks for watching.
@@PeggysPlants thank you so much for replying!
They are absolutely gorgeous ! Waiting on mine. Praying it makes it in mail! LoL. Do they like humidity. ? Or just moist soil ?
They do like humidity, but seem to do well without excessive amounts. Mine that were not in the grow tent have done well with 45-50% humidity. Best of luck!
Peggy's Plants thank you Peggy. Still love your content and videos. Thank you. !
Hi , how are you Peggy ? Haven't viewed a video that wasn't informative or has beautiful plants.
I'm well and hope you are too. Thank you for watching.
Thank you for this video! I'm having a bit of trouble with mine. I think my issue was that I put them in soil too fast and has been slower to take. It's been about 6 weeks and I have not seen anything yet. The leaves still look healthy but nothing is actively growing. It's also Nov so I'm hoping the plant is just a bit dormant vs unhappy. I'm considering transferring back to sphagnum to encourage more root growth but don't want to stress the plant too much. Any thoughts on this? Right now, I have it in soil, it has 2 leaves, the indoor temp is 70 degrees and the humidity is about 60%. It's in a shadier section of my West facing window. So I'm trying to be careful with giving it some light but not too much. Thanks for any help you can provide!
My mother plant is growing in very similar conditions as yours. The only difference is that I have mine under a grow light. I recently moved mine further away from the humidifier and the plant didn't like it at all. I now have quite a bit of brown on the white areas.
I just moved mine closer to my grow light, which is also closer to my humidifier! Thanks I'll see if that helps
Oh, please show us what those beautiful little babies look like before you trade them all off. Of course I don't have any, as I'd have to buy another house (to go with the Mars Hydro, Lol.) As usual, I thoroughly enjoy your videos.
I will be sure to take pics before trading them off. I still have to pack up all of these plants and move them to central Florida. Stay well Gloria!
Hi Peggy I just saw a video of your Greenovia. Can you share with me an update on your Greenovia I’m considering to buy one
My greenovias are growing well. I've given most of them away in preparation for my move. They are pretty low care.
hello maam may i ask the soil mix ratio, thank you
Here is my video on how I determine my soil mix. th-cam.com/video/Eyh08dyDWu0/w-d-xo.html
Amazing plants...
Thank you. I really like these and they are so easy.
Very nice
Thank you.
Thanks so much for the info!
You are very welcome!
What's the average temperature in your greenhouse?
I don't have a greenhouse. I wish I did. If you're speaking of my grow tent, the average temp is 85F.
@@PeggysPlants Yes, I did mean your grow tent. Thanks for answering my question!
Very interesting
Glad you think so!
Hi, I have this plant too. How often do you water it? Thanks
Hello, I water mine every 2-3 weeks. Thanks for watching.
I have Cebu blue and another epiprenum pinnatum that is also known as "dragon tail plant". It has really shiny dark green leaves. It's supposed to develop fenestration but mine has yet to do so. But it's really a stunning plant anyway.
Sounds like a beautiful plant. My Cebu had been doing great for over a year and has recently decided to start dying off. Hopefully yours will decide to produce fenestrations in the future. Happy growing!
That shiny epipremnum pinnatum might actually be a Rhaphidophora decursiva. They’re also known as dragon tail and are very very very commonly mislabelled as epipremnum pinnatum :)
@@peggysnail4899 I have a decursiva as well. I don't think this is the same plant. It doesn't seem to have the "creeping" habit of decursiva. But I probably won't know for sure until it fenestrates (if it does). But I definitely know what you mean. They seem to be confused a lot here and mislabeled.
Kyra D gotcha!! Congrats for actually getting an e. pinnatum, haha. This has been my pet peeve lately. Hope you get those fenestrations someday!
@@peggysnail4899 Thanks. They look so similar and then I see a lot of other e.pinnatum for sale that look very different. So I don't know! I try to just enjoy it for what it is but I think most of us have an obsessive need to know the true story.
Thank you Peggy. This was a wonderful video and very generous of you to share with us your knowledge and experience! :)
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel. It is greatly appreciated!
Any cutting for sale ?
I'm afraid not. I traded a couple already and am not sure I want to let go of the remaining ones, although I know I don't need then all. They are so highly variegated and each one is different. Yes, I'm kind of crazy. LOL
@@PeggysPlants I totally understand
hello, can I ask for the name of the supplier from Thailand that you used to order plants
Asean Plant Exports and Greenspaces ID. I had some issues with the transactions. Here is a link to a video comparing the two. th-cam.com/video/uLg_T1XNl8A/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps.
Hello everyone :). Maybe someone owns this plant and can tell me how stable the variegation of this plant is? Is it like a monstera where you see it in the stem?
Hello, this plant is an epipremnum, not at monstera. In terms of the stability of the variegation, I really don't know, but am sure you can probably find that info somewhere on the internet if no one can help you here. Thanks for watching.
I want to trade you something for one of those! 😭 What are you looking to trade for?
I'm not ready to trade just yet. Thank you for your interest.
Looks like photus but you said it’s not!
That is correct. It is not a pothos.