I have binged watched several of your videos since discovering your channel today. I have to tell you I subscribe to several "plat TH-camrs" and you are my favorite so far to watch. You explain in an easy way to follow and I have learned so much already. I can't wait to transition my vine plants to moss poles. I'm obsessed. Thank you
My Dragon Tail needs chopping. I'm going to be brave, like you, and do it today. I've heard that plants really do appreciate being tamed. The energy can concentrate on new growth instead of getting taller and taller. Glad I found your channel.
I bought one of these about 3 weeks ago and it's trying to commit suicide. Leaves turning YELLOW. I haven't drowned, it honest! 🤥I gave it new soil, put a trellis in the pot, lassoed a couple of long stems and now I've lost 4 yellow leaves. I did water it a bit after putting it in new soil. If it gets leggy like yours I will chop-chop like you did here. There are 5...FIVE...new shoots coming up. I'm very excited. Thanks for this information.
I have several of these. I call them Mr. Whackadoodle because they put out like 4-6 foot long leafless vines. Drives me nuts! I have chopped a few times. I find them very reluctant to root as well.
I Was Cutting Up The Leggy Vines Of My Decursiva Cuttings Last Night. Two Of The Cuttings Are Growing In The Cups Of Sphagnum Moss They Came In... And A Third Is Rooting In Water Because Of The Size And Condition I Received It In. Mine Will Get Potted Up In Soil... SO I Think I've Decided To Leave Them To Root Up A Little Longer Most Likely Until The End Of The Month.
Thank you for this video. I have one creeping out of the pot with a long vine. I planned to give it a long pot but it is nice to see I can train it to climb and must provide an abundance of light 🥰
Thank you for sharing! How long have you had your Decursiva? I was able to get my hands on one about 2 months ago and it still has not grown. I have been binge watching your videos for the past couple of days. You have such great content! I hope we get an update later in the year for this plant.
I have had it for more than a year and yes, it is very slow growing. Takes forever to do anything! Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
From what I understand the “leggyness” on vining plants like this, while can be reaching for light, when it is near the end of the pole or support it is often looking for support.
Hello I thought I found the plants I wanted for now until I seen the dragon tail and in mature form. 😍 I know compared to your other plants it prob needs babying but I think I'm going to buy one now. I have purchased a few plants only because I saw how they looked in mature form not just a tiny plant like other channels show. 😊
Hey there Nora! I was wondering if you could leave a link to where Growth Technology products are available in the US? I saw you posted an Instagram link for a Canadian source but I don't have an Insta account so cant see it😥 Also wanted to say that I love your channel and have already watched nearly all of your videos in the week since I discovered you! Hope I can be as prolific a plant parent as you one day.😁
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! Unfortunately, I do not know where you can get it in the US. I am trying to find out and it will be in the Community tab when I do.The Canadian shop is here: www.etsy.com/au/listing/1176132166/foliage-focus-1l-premium-plant-food-for?click_key=91891935e11d312364891564150d7ea111e60aa5%3A1176132166&click_sum=b92480c4&ref=shop_home_active_3&crt=1
@@TheLecaQueen Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! After seeing those steep prices on Etsy I decided to send an email to Growth Technology directly. Hopefully they can provide some definitive answers. If they provide anything useful I'll be sure to keep you updated!
I know they would like to supply to the US but there is so much red tape and hoops they have to do, I think, don't quote me. So unfortunately prices are that steep. I will keep my fingers crossed for you.
I really learnt a lot from you, thank you so much. I can't I got the moss at a department store, $1.99 for a little bag. I need Leca now. I'm in the Bronx, can someone please tell me where can I get it? This is the best show I've watched so far and best. I'm hooked.
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! I wish I could help you find it in the Bronx. You can get it on Amazon here: amzn.to/360mBZr (USA)
@@kat7777 I'm thinking any that doesn't mind their roots in media. I just got into orchids and use them for my dendrobium and Cattleya. But a lot of people use them for houseplants because the media doesn't breakdown over time. If u look up aquaponics it will pop up even more. It seems like an easier watering method ir self watering hack.
@@kat7777 my bad..hydroponics or semi hydro. The other is similar but includes fish and creates a micro environment where your fish fertize your plants..lol
@@sto1vall I'm really confused.... My houseplants are on compost and because most are Mediterranean and tropical plants, I have the compost which is marketed for them from the garden centre... I have never seen those ball things before. I'm in UK 👍
The roots are very prolific so that is just fine. Also growing in leca is a bit different than in soil, size of the pot does not matter as much so I actually tend to use a larger pot if I know the plant has prolific roots.
Yes leca is my go to. I felt exactly like you do before I started. It all seemed so intimidating but the minute I tried it I realised that it is not hard at all and the rest as they say is history!
I've been using leca for two years and now I've given up. Roots are never completely happy. Look at the roots in the video. These are not healthy plant roots. Initially the roots grow very well, but then they deteriorate. Especially in winter, the roots begin to rot. I switched to a mix of Cocopeat and leca instead. I'm still waiting for the results.
I have binged watched several of your videos since discovering your channel today. I have to tell you I subscribe to several "plat TH-camrs" and you are my favorite so far to watch. You explain in an easy way to follow and I have learned so much already. I can't wait to transition my vine plants to moss poles. I'm obsessed. Thank you
Welcome aboard! Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
My Dragon Tail needs chopping. I'm going to be brave, like you, and do it today. I've heard that plants really do appreciate being tamed. The energy can concentrate on new growth instead of getting taller and taller. Glad I found your channel.
I agree I find that this plant loves bright light.
Good to know!
Whoooo, love this. Definitely when ready, do an update of this beautiful plant. Warmth, gratitude & blessings! 🌹💜🙋♀️
Absolutely!!
I went to this department store looking for trimmings to make my Easter hat, and surprisingly came upon moss. Yippee. On my way, just need Leca now.
Yes!!!!
I bought one of these about 3 weeks ago and it's trying to commit suicide. Leaves turning YELLOW. I haven't drowned, it honest! 🤥I gave it new soil, put a trellis in the pot, lassoed a couple of long stems and now I've lost 4 yellow leaves. I did water it a bit after putting it in new soil. If it gets leggy like yours I will chop-chop like you did here. There are 5...FIVE...new shoots coming up. I'm very excited. Thanks for this information.
What a beautiful plant. I absolutely love those leaves. Thank you Nora once again!
Thank you and you are very welcome!
I have several of these. I call them Mr. Whackadoodle because they put out like 4-6 foot long leafless vines. Drives me nuts! I have chopped a few times. I find them very reluctant to root as well.
I love that name.
I Was Cutting Up The Leggy Vines Of My Decursiva Cuttings Last Night. Two Of The Cuttings Are Growing In The Cups Of Sphagnum Moss They Came In... And A Third Is Rooting In Water Because Of The Size And Condition I Received It In. Mine Will Get Potted Up In Soil... SO I Think I've Decided To Leave Them To Root Up A Little Longer Most Likely Until The End Of The Month.
It does get so leggy. Wishing you well!
Thank you for this video. I have one creeping out of the pot with a long vine. I planned to give it a long pot but it is nice to see I can train it to climb and must provide an abundance of light 🥰
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing! How long have you had your Decursiva? I was able to get my hands on one about 2 months ago and it still has not grown.
I have been binge watching your videos for the past couple of days. You have such great content! I hope we get an update later in the year for this plant.
I have had it for more than a year and yes, it is very slow growing. Takes forever to do anything! Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
From what I understand the “leggyness” on vining plants like this, while can be reaching for light, when it is near the end of the pole or support it is often looking for support.
Hello I thought I found the plants I wanted for now until I seen the dragon tail and in mature form. 😍 I know compared to your other plants it prob needs babying but I think I'm going to buy one now. I have purchased a few plants only because I saw how they looked in mature form not just a tiny plant like other channels show. 😊
I know right! Just when you think your plant collection is done, you see somethingelse 😂.
I LOVE your channel! I’m so happy I found it, thanks for sharing
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
Hey there Nora! I was wondering if you could leave a link to where Growth Technology products are available in the US? I saw you posted an Instagram link for a Canadian source but I don't have an Insta account so cant see it😥
Also wanted to say that I love your channel and have already watched nearly all of your videos in the week since I discovered you! Hope I can be as prolific a plant parent as you one day.😁
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! Unfortunately, I do not know where you can get it in the US. I am trying to find out and it will be in the Community tab when I do.The Canadian shop is here:
www.etsy.com/au/listing/1176132166/foliage-focus-1l-premium-plant-food-for?click_key=91891935e11d312364891564150d7ea111e60aa5%3A1176132166&click_sum=b92480c4&ref=shop_home_active_3&crt=1
@@TheLecaQueen Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! After seeing those steep prices on Etsy I decided to send an email to Growth Technology directly. Hopefully they can provide some definitive answers. If they provide anything useful I'll be sure to keep you updated!
I know they would like to supply to the US but there is so much red tape and hoops they have to do, I think, don't quote me. So unfortunately prices are that steep. I will keep my fingers crossed for you.
@@MasonMathews
Great idea, thank you! Etsy has outrageous prices for sure!
Looks really good!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
Just got mine 👍
Any luck rooting that runner? I cant get mine to root. Its been months.
Thank you for sharing I loved your blog
Thanks for watching!
I really learnt a lot from you, thank you so much. I can't I got the moss at a department store, $1.99 for a little bag. I need Leca now. I'm in the Bronx, can someone please tell me where can I get it? This is the best show I've watched so far and best. I'm hooked.
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! I wish I could help you find it in the Bronx. You can get it on Amazon here:
amzn.to/360mBZr (USA)
If you have an IKEA near you, you can purchase Leca from them. I find it’s much cleaner than most other places. Js
Nora you plant is gorgeous. I have just brought one. Any soil mix you can recommend for a dragon tail?
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! This plant would be happy in a well-draining chunky mix.
Stay blessed ❤️
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
Love the channel! Where do get those large clear pots from?
I get them from our local store Bunnings.
Can this plant handle full sun? Mine is growing so slow I wonder if it’s not getting enough light?
How big do they grow? Ive heard they only get like 3 feet in length is that true?
How did you know your Dragon Tail would do well in Lece?
Thanks for the video. I was wondering will this attach to the moss pole with water roots?
Yes it will. Check out my update video here: th-cam.com/users/shorts-BTqASyDRIo?feature=share
Can I ask when you said you were putting the small ones in water did you say a clone solution?? If so can I ask what it is
Growth Technology cutting Clone Solution also called clonex Clone Solution. Check the description
What are them balls instead of soil/compost??
Really enjoying your channel
Leca, clay balls that pulls moisture from the reserve
@@sto1vall Thanks 🙏 Never heard of them before and can we use them on any plants or only certain ones?? 🤔
@@kat7777 I'm thinking any that doesn't mind their roots in media. I just got into orchids and use them for my dendrobium and Cattleya. But a lot of people use them for houseplants because the media doesn't breakdown over time. If u look up aquaponics it will pop up even more. It seems like an easier watering method ir self watering hack.
@@kat7777 my bad..hydroponics or semi hydro. The other is similar but includes fish and creates a micro environment where your fish fertize your plants..lol
@@sto1vall I'm really confused.... My houseplants are on compost and because most are Mediterranean and tropical plants, I have the compost which is marketed for them from the garden centre... I have never seen those ball things before. I'm in UK 👍
What clown solution did you mention?
Seems a huge pot for the amount of roots?
The roots are very prolific so that is just fine. Also growing in leca is a bit different than in soil, size of the pot does not matter as much so I actually tend to use a larger pot if I know the plant has prolific roots.
@@TheLecaQueen gotcha, thx for the info!!
Do you prefer leca over other mediums? I want to try leca but I'm afraid I won't use it properly.
Yes leca is my go to. I felt exactly like you do before I started. It all seemed so intimidating but the minute I tried it I realised that it is not hard at all and the rest as they say is history!
I've been using leca for two years and now I've given up. Roots are never completely happy. Look at the roots in the video. These are not healthy plant roots. Initially the roots grow very well, but then they deteriorate. Especially in winter, the roots begin to rot. I switched to a mix of Cocopeat and leca instead. I'm still waiting for the results.
Good
Thanks
What name nutrients u use for ur plants?
thank u in advance if can share me the nutrients name😍
Hello, I use Growth Technology Foliage Focus and Clonex Clone Solution. Check out my Community tab for details.