Great vid as always! I personally really like the mature form of the Micans. I live in Hawaii and we have these things growing huge in the wild! Mature forms turns green and keeps that velvet feel and reminds me of a glorosium with less veins
Anytime I want to acquire a new plant, or in this case got I got a micans cutting in a mystery package, I always make sure to watch your videos first. 👑 Thank you again!
filling the soil up over time makes so much sense somehow :O what ive noticed with plants like that where you put alot of them into one pot is that they can become a little unstable somehow, especially when you repot or if they hang down alot and its just those tiny stems flopping around in the top part of the soil. i need to try that. if they have multiple root points that way the entire plants rootball should be a lot mor stable
Your prop videos are simply the best on YT as you always give a follow-up which gives them SO MUCH more value. Thank you! Can't wait to cut up my new micans which I just got today....
You're becoming my favorite plant tuber. Haha, get it? Would love a tour of Indonesia's native foliage :) always wanted to visit. Love your setup and explanations. Thanks!
just stumble upon this video and I'm a plant parent from Jakarta too! and micans is my absolute favorite vining plant. would love to see a plant tour because your those background plants looks gorgeous!
Hey Sean! This is my second time watching this video because I am attempting to propagate some Micans cuttings now to make the mother plant bushier plus start a new plant. I am going out today to purchase a large bin to put some of them in soil (and then into the bin as you have demonstrated here). It appears that the ones in your bin grew healthier leaves with a richer green color🙂)...I haven't done well with Spaghnum Moss props, but I plan to try again for more practice with it. LOL.🙂 I have done better propping other plants in perlite. Have you ever tried propagating in Perlite? Thanks for a great channel, Sean! We all enjoy your explanations and your sense of humor as well! Greetings for the U.S.!! 🇺🇲🌴🧡
Ive not propagated in perlite but it makes sense that they would be happy as perlite creates the perfect propagation environment. It is just too expensive for me 😅
Finally you talk about micans!!! 😆I love micans so much. However I like the dark velvety leaves with maroon back a lot more than just green. 😍 Seems like some just have darker leaves than others. I have three at home. One dark, one medium, and one green. I wonder if there is a way to encourage the dark velvety leaves more. I heard that lower light would make the leaves darker, and I tried that with the greener one. Its leaves seem to get a little bit darker (also smaller), but the other two still have darker leaves while growing in an area with more light. 😂 Also maybe it's just me, I always think the sun stressed micans leaves look like they are yellowing. 🤣
Yepppp they become light green when sun stressed. It is wise to assume that lower light will encourage darker leaves, but it mught get longer internodes and smaller leaves
This is the best propagation explanation. I’m literally taking notes 📝. With your “trick”, when you say that there will be many nodes buried using your method, do you mean the original 8? If not, can you explain how you end up with more nodes? Thank you, Oh Grand Teacher Of Plants 🙏!!!
I havent watched the video in years so Im not sure what the question refers to 😅 nodes are existing on a used plant stem, and new nodes are produced with each subsequent new leaf. The only way to get new nodes is when you get leaf growth 😀
Not burying the stems too deep and topping-up soil are great tips. I have 2 week old soil propagated micans and i may have buried the stems a little too deep. They look droopy 😂
Thank-you so much Sean, As usual your videos are so Helpful, & very informative. And l love the different growing, & lightings, conditions you show Us, & the different plants growth rate in each type... Your plants grow so well, & fast in Indonesia.l must say, l'm a bit jealous... 😅👌 I live in Melbourne Australia, in an Old house with tiny Windows, so mine grow quite slower unfortunately. But they get there eventually. Thanks again, & l can't wait for your next video.... 👍❤🇦🇺😊🐨
Great video👍 i noticed last year that single node cuttings produce small leaves to begin with, i grew mine up wooden panel and the leaves got bigger iv'e air layered the top growth points they should be ready now i'm thinking of putting them in lecca.they are great plants look nice in early morning sunlight
Greetings from Barbados. Awesome video as always, I really enjoy your channel. I presently have two mican cutting propagating. I hope i’m as successful as you.
I wonder if your humidity tent didn't outperform ambient air because Jakarta is relatively humid? I live in an arid region and have humidifiers running 24/7 more for my houseplants than for myself. :)
One node propagation should ALWAYS be last resort. Aka trying to take emergency cuttings. If the material is in even halfway decent condition like this is, you should always aim for a 5-6 node. 2-3 under, 2-3 over. Preferably 5-6 nodes. 2-3 buried. Period.
I have a lot of success with one node cuttings… with about 80% of the cuttings surviving. But you are right, commercial growers take 2-3 nodes on average and it must have been the most efficient.
Hi. How much sun light (direct?) is required to sun stress them in your environment without burning them? Just like your parent plant in this video. Thank you
I got a cutting of this plant and I am fighting to keep it alive. I put it in a prop box and it wilted, I put it in soil and one of two leaves fell off. I watered it and put it in a south facing window with lots of sun and the leaf curled. I am hoping not to lose it, the plant is so pretty.
Reduce watering frequency gradually, do not let it go completely dry suddenly as it might also die of shock. After 2-3 months you should be able to let it dry out completely between watering, which they thrive in.
Always look forward to your videos! Quick question: is it normal for the leaves to have like water spots? I noticed even if I bottom water the plant this still happens to my micans
This is probably them trying to transpire/guttate additional water. Could be sign of a bit of overwatering but its quite normal for leaves to do that 😀
I loved your video, thank you very much for showing various propagation processes and seeing the differences in development and growth. Saludos desde Mexico ❤️❤️❤️
Those terracotta pots in the background are distractingly attractive.
Wow so happy I found this video! Subscribed!!! 🪴☺️
Thank you 🙌🏽 welcome to the channel
You have a care/propagation video for every plant that I get! Love your videos!
Thank youu 🥰🥰
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Great vid as always! I personally really like the mature form of the Micans. I live in Hawaii and we have these things growing huge in the wild! Mature forms turns green and keeps that velvet feel and reminds me of a glorosium with less veins
"Be mindful don't throw things away"
❤ That just gained you a new subscriber!
Thank youu 🙌🏽
First! I'm glad you published this vid, I have a few props of micans on the way! Love your channel x
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you are so pro, so clear, purely talk about plants
Thank you 🙏🏽
You live in the best area where most of these plants come from in the first place. That’s way they always look georgous!
Hehe these guys are from South America but we do have very similar climate. 😀
Anytime I want to acquire a new plant, or in this case got I got a micans cutting in a mystery package, I always make sure to watch your videos first. 👑 Thank you again!
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filling the soil up over time makes so much sense somehow :O what ive noticed with plants like that where you put alot of them into one pot is that they can become a little unstable somehow, especially when you repot or if they hang down alot and its just those tiny stems flopping around in the top part of the soil. i need to try that. if they have multiple root points that way the entire plants rootball should be a lot mor stable
You are now my favorite as Planteria has gone away! You are making me want to visit Indonesia!!!
I miss Planterina too 🥹
Your prop videos are simply the best on YT as you always give a follow-up which gives them SO MUCH more value. Thank you! Can't wait to cut up my new micans which I just got today....
Thank you. Good luck with them! They are quite easy
You're becoming my favorite plant tuber. Haha, get it?
Would love a tour of Indonesia's native foliage :) always wanted to visit. Love your setup and explanations. Thanks!
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"Plant Tuber" actually means something else 😂
nice! now i will go cut and propagate my super leggy philodendron micans..thanks Shaun!
Now that's what
"πραγματικό μεράκι" means! 😉
Thanks for the videos!!
Haha yesss. Thank you 🥰
most informed and handsome on TH-cam 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽😍
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Love it! Thought I knew some stuff. I learned so much from this video! Thanks for the info!
What a lovely Philodendron.....i love it so much...💚💚💚
Thank you....Sean.
Have a wonderful Friday...
Ive been struggling with my micans,i really love your efforts giving updates of your propagated plants, thanks by the way
You’re welcome
Great information, friend. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
I bought 2 of these to have one grow up a pole and the other trailing. It grows so FAST!!! It already is up past the pole! 😊
Haha yes its a very fast growing philodendron
Thanks Sean! I found this very helpful. I really appreciate the amount of time and effort you put into making your videos.
😀😀 youre welcome
Love your videos!! Thank you! I love the way u explain things- i get it!!
Thank you for your experience & sharing with us.
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Hiii!! Are you going to do a video of the philodendron el choco red?🙏🏼
I dont own that species 🙈
@@onlyplants WHAT! NO BABY CHOCO’S?!
just stumble upon this video and I'm a plant parent from Jakarta too! and micans is my absolute favorite vining plant. would love to see a plant tour because your those background plants looks gorgeous!
Thank youu. I had a video titled “all my plants” tour. Its almost 3 hours long but I promise you it is fun!
3:30 I keep replaying this part LOL
Lol I didnt know I do that too until I was editing
I couldn't finally get a micans so this is perfect timing 👌
Hi SEAN....hope things are now doing well on your side ....so nice seing you revive your passion....
Thank youu
Hey Sean! This is my second time watching this video because I am attempting to propagate some Micans cuttings now to make the mother plant bushier plus start a new plant. I am going out today to purchase a large bin to put some of them in soil (and then into the bin as you have demonstrated here). It appears that the ones in your bin grew healthier leaves with a richer green color🙂)...I haven't done well with Spaghnum Moss props, but I plan to try again for more practice with it. LOL.🙂 I have done better propping other plants in perlite. Have you ever tried propagating in Perlite?
Thanks for a great channel, Sean! We all enjoy your explanations and your sense of humor as well! Greetings for the U.S.!! 🇺🇲🌴🧡
Ive not propagated in perlite but it makes sense that they would be happy as perlite creates the perfect propagation environment. It is just too expensive for me 😅
Thank you! So helpful 💗 getting ready to pot up water propped micans 🌱
Finally you talk about micans!!! 😆I love micans so much. However I like the dark velvety leaves with maroon back a lot more than just green. 😍 Seems like some just have darker leaves than others.
I have three at home. One dark, one medium, and one green. I wonder if there is a way to encourage the dark velvety leaves more. I heard that lower light would make the leaves darker, and I tried that with the greener one. Its leaves seem to get a little bit darker (also smaller), but the other two still have darker leaves while growing in an area with more light. 😂
Also maybe it's just me, I always think the sun stressed micans leaves look like they are yellowing. 🤣
Yepppp they become light green when sun stressed. It is wise to assume that lower light will encourage darker leaves, but it mught get longer internodes and smaller leaves
Thank you for sharing a hobby
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Lovely video I love micans😊
Thank you. Im obsessed with the variegated of those 🥹
This is the best propagation explanation. I’m literally taking notes 📝. With your “trick”, when you say that there will be many nodes buried using your method, do you mean the original 8? If not, can you explain how you end up with more nodes? Thank you, Oh Grand Teacher Of Plants 🙏!!!
I just got to the end and LOVE the little drive. I can almost smell the air. So lush and beautiful.
I havent watched the video in years so Im not sure what the question refers to 😅 nodes are existing on a used plant stem, and new nodes are produced with each subsequent new leaf. The only way to get new nodes is when you get leaf growth 😀
Not burying the stems too deep and topping-up soil are great tips. I have 2 week old soil propagated micans and i may have buried the stems a little too deep. They look droopy 😂
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One of my favorites!😍
Omg perfect timing! I was thinking of chopping up my micans to give my mom a cutting!
Give her 10 haha
Thank-you so much Sean,
As usual your videos are so Helpful, & very informative. And l love the different growing, & lightings, conditions you show Us, & the different plants growth rate in each type...
Your plants grow so well, & fast in Indonesia.l must say, l'm a bit jealous... 😅👌
I live in Melbourne Australia, in an Old house with tiny Windows, so mine grow quite slower unfortunately.
But they get there eventually. Thanks again, & l can't wait for your next video.... 👍❤🇦🇺😊🐨
So awesome thanks learn a lot from this video ❤❤❤❤
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Just subbed! Thank you so much for your informative video and your time!
Thank youu. Welcome to the channel 🙌🏽
Thank you for the tips. Subscribed!
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Hi Sean, beautiful sun strike plants.
Great video👍 i noticed last year that single node cuttings produce small leaves to begin with, i grew mine up wooden panel and the leaves got bigger iv'e air layered the top growth points they should be ready now i'm thinking of putting them in lecca.they are great plants look nice in early morning sunlight
Love all your videos but just so u know it’s called Saran Wrap but that’s just a brand name for 1 type of plastic wrap.
Haha yes humans tend to do that! 😅
For bigger leaves CalMag helps my micans
I needed that vid thank you
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Greetings from Barbados. Awesome video as always, I really enjoy your channel. I presently have two mican cutting propagating. I hope i’m as successful as you.
I started with small cuttings too and I now have a jungle of micans 😅 you’ll get there too
@@onlyplants thank you
Thank you Sean 🌷💚🙃
I wonder if your humidity tent didn't outperform ambient air because Jakarta is relatively humid? I live in an arid region and have humidifiers running 24/7 more for my houseplants than for myself. :)
Sean’s doing our voice 😂😂😂
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Amo ❤ seus vídeos são maravilhosos, perfeito
Nice...
Thank you 🥰
One node propagation should ALWAYS be last resort. Aka trying to take emergency cuttings. If the material is in even halfway decent condition like this is, you should always aim for a 5-6 node. 2-3 under, 2-3 over. Preferably 5-6 nodes. 2-3 buried. Period.
I have a lot of success with one node cuttings… with about 80% of the cuttings surviving. But you are right, commercial growers take 2-3 nodes on average and it must have been the most efficient.
Hi. How much sun light (direct?) is required to sun stress them in your environment without burning them? Just like your parent plant in this video. Thank you
Morning direct or evening direct when the suns coming from an angle would be perfect. Noon sun from high above can burn them.
I got a cutting of this plant and I am fighting to keep it alive. I put it in a prop box and it wilted, I put it in soil and one of two leaves fell off. I watered it and put it in a south facing window with lots of sun and the leaf curled. I am hoping not to lose it, the plant is so pretty.
Water prop seems to work best for this. Too much sun will burn/curl this plant 😀
@@onlyplants Thanks
Thanks for the video Sean. Just a bit noisy background. It's OK anyway. 😘
Awesome video! Do you have any tips on how to prevent the stems from rotting after propagating?
They shouldn’t really rot… i have a video titled “water propagation” with tips on maximizing results, hope those tips help 😀
Would you pls do an episode on night blooming cactus? The one from crazy rich Asians
Epiphyllum? Sean has a beauty with amazing white flowers that caused me to add to my wish list.
Wooh I am trying to. I filmed one the other day but the blooms were already half gone so Im waiting on the next one
I’m going to try micans again and give it too light via a grow light and see what happens.
Hi. What can I do if my leaves turn yellow for overwatering? Just wait for it to dry and water it less in the future or I should do something else?
Reduce watering frequency gradually, do not let it go completely dry suddenly as it might also die of shock. After 2-3 months you should be able to let it dry out completely between watering, which they thrive in.
Also increasing light and airflow helps sometimes
Ohhh I thought you can't ever let it dry completely like alocasias. Thanks!!
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Always look forward to your videos! Quick question: is it normal for the leaves to have like water spots? I noticed even if I bottom water the plant this still happens to my micans
This is probably them trying to transpire/guttate additional water. Could be sign of a bit of overwatering but its quite normal for leaves to do that 😀
@@onlyplants Yeah I think that's it! HAHAHA Salamat / Terima kasi! 🙏🏼
Hi Sean! What kind of plant is crawling on the wall near the table?
I believe thats an epipremnum cebu blue
@@onlyplants Thanks Sean!
@@onlyplants are those aerial roots grabbing the wall?
I’m shocked he’s not putting it on a pole…🤔
Haha some plants look better trailing and bushy.
I loved your video, thank you very much for showing various propagation processes and seeing the differences in development and growth. Saludos desde Mexico ❤️❤️❤️
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My micans has giant leafs coz i just let them.climb from the wall
Oh yesss they can do that. But I think they lose that velvet finish as they mature?