I just recd 2 great Burle max clippings I plan on growing them in LECA Should I also use a very small pot to get them root bound? My plans are to get them up onto moss poles Nice presentation
Hi Devin, I love learning the histories of plants, and stories of the plant hunters... like David Hinckley, John Bertram, etc. etc. a A wonderful book I read recently is Founding Gardeners by Andrea Wolfe, it was fun learning how passionate Washington, Jefferson and Adams were, almost more than framing a new democracy! Another tidbit, check out beautiful Franklinia alatamata... thx for an interesting video! 🌿🌱
Fun fact, Roberto is the brother to Walter Burle Marx, the famous pianist/composer/conductor who passed away in 1990 in Akron, OH. I have a prayer plant Burle Marxii :)
I was surprised to see you planted in soil with the roots so small. I always heard the roots should be about 2” long before planting. This is good to know!
Interesting video I’ve never seen the Burle marx. I have the philodendron sharoniae Mosquera and philodendron crystallinum can you do a video on those. I also have micans and recently got one the leaves look same as micans velvet texture but the leaves get much larger. I got if from a seller visiting from Ecuador. I think it’s a melanochrysum 🤔💚🪴
Ooooh the melanochrysum is awesome! I’ll have to make a video on the micans, I have a large plant of it. You’d love adding burle Marx to your collection
I always love the terracotta pots, and your sansevieria looks great by the sofa.
Hi!! Thank you for watching!!
Good morning Devin,glad to see you! Very informative video.♥️👵 old granny from Indiana
Hi Patricia!! Hope you enjoyed the video
Funny how some plants have to be root bounded to grow really well I didn't even know that, thanks for the info.
Especially the tropicals! They live in such a competitive envirnonment
I just recd 2 great Burle max clippings
I plan on growing them in LECA
Should I also use a very small pot to get them root bound? My plans are to get them up onto moss poles
Nice presentation
yeah definitely start them in small pots until they've really filled them out with roots
Love that you talked about the man and showed pics from the book!
He was incredible!!
Hi Devin, I love learning the histories of plants, and stories of the plant hunters... like David Hinckley, John Bertram, etc. etc. a A wonderful book I read recently is Founding Gardeners by Andrea Wolfe, it was fun learning how passionate Washington, Jefferson and Adams were, almost more than framing a new democracy! Another tidbit, check out beautiful Franklinia alatamata... thx for an interesting video! 🌿🌱
Ooooh wow sounds like an awesome book! I actually saw a Franklinia tree in bloom about 6 weeks ago!
I have it grow well green an lush
Awesome!
Great info on the history of the plant! Different than what others do!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fun fact, Roberto is the brother to Walter Burle Marx, the famous pianist/composer/conductor who passed away in 1990 in Akron, OH. I have a prayer plant Burle Marxii :)
I had no idea! One talented family!
I was surprised to see you planted in soil with the roots so small. I always heard the roots should be about 2” long before planting. This is good to know!
These plants are such great growers, with others it may be preferable to wait but for these it is ok
So every time i cut propagations with Ariel roots and put them in water the airiel root tends to rot. Am i doing something wrong?
Maybe try cutting the aerial roots off first, that’s normally how I do it
excellent and very informative- subbed (-;
Thanks for watching :)
I just bought one I think I'll get the nonstop mister
Oooo good for you!
Interesting video I’ve never seen the Burle marx. I have the philodendron sharoniae Mosquera and philodendron crystallinum can you do a video on those. I also have micans and recently got one the leaves look same as micans velvet texture but the leaves get much larger. I got if from a seller visiting from Ecuador. I think it’s a melanochrysum 🤔💚🪴
Ooooh the melanochrysum is awesome! I’ll have to make a video on the micans, I have a large plant of it. You’d love adding burle Marx to your collection
@@plantvibrations are you on Instagram I posted photos of them unusual looking