I wrap a thick jute rope around my bamboo stick to make it thicker. It looks beautiful and it works the same as a totem pole from Amazon. Make sure to leave the bottom of the bamboo unwrapped to avoid rotting
after watching almost all your videos, I need to admit it. I suffer from high levels of stress lately and your videos is one of really few things that can make me relax and be more optimistic. PS I've repeated all Don'ts all theses years and now I can't wait to become a plant parent/ rescuer thanks to your channel. Thank you
Depends on the plant really. My mom has decades old synagoniums hanging from her closets that were never climbing, those have insanely huge leaves and are so dense and thick with leaves. It is a smart and natural thing to give them an upright climbing station to thrive but we all love them because it looks cool when they are hanging😂
@@SheffieldMadePlants Yeah but I also do believe part of that is because they are already on the really tall closet, meaning they are already on the brightest spot in the room. I really have a strong wish to make myself a climbing plant with moss but I am so lazy with plant maintence (which is crazy because I have around 50 plants, and none died, they are thriving in winter LOL).
@@philbroadley8824 Im a dude :D But yes, they on top of her closet where she holds drinking glasses,cups,sheets etc. etc. Considering they are over 2 meters tall synagoniums have quite a trajectory to fall to.
I put my pothos on a moss pole a few months ago. Yessss, the leaves ARE getting bigger. I use hair pins to pin the node area to the moss poles. I spray the pole to keep it moist. It's growing really nicely AND I am about to add a grow light to the mix!
Those designer trellises are very unique and beautyful. I live close to a forest, so I usually go there to find sticks and or branches to use as climbing poles for my plants. Only using dead wood of course, no living trees are harmed 😀 I like the natural look of real tree branches or the stems of young trees, that's been cut down when trimming the forrest. Plenty of 2-4cm wide young stems, up to 150 cm high. leaving the bark on, they look good (IMO) and blend in very well with any plant
i would just like to mention, you don’t NEED a moss pole. if you prefer your plants trailing out of the pot that’s totally ok! plants don’t need to be their biggest or at their max potential to be happy! :) there are also moss pole alternatives, like streaks. not to mention your plants could trail out of their pot, and find something else to climb, like a bed post, or a railing, or a bookshelf, or a wall. anything climbable really.
@@SheffieldMadePlants You're welcome! My ultimate wish would be a video explaining the relationship between lux, lumen and above all PPFD so I would know according to the wattage what's the best distance between lamp and plants and the surface covered by the lamp. I have an unclear idea about it and I think I keep my lamps to far away.
Agreed. I'm not against plant haul or unboxing or shopping, could be once in a while topics, but I think it's lovely to site the importance of plant care or after care maintenance and knowledge or options to help thrive healthy plants. Decorating and houseplant tour are also welcomed as we would see the progress or condition of plants per month or at least quarterly. Hope we could see the tour this month 😄. I always support this channel as my moisture meter is the best thing or advice I learnt to not killing my plants😅
I just discovered you yesterday (trying to propagate some pothos leaves that I stole from my sister lol), and I just love your videos. They're relaxing but extremely educational, and I love the way you explain things. Very clear and thorough, and you have so much background knowledge about the plants themselves and how they behave in their natural habitat. Thank you so much for this information!!!
My marble queen has 8 foot long vines and decided to climb up my wall on its own and grew so much faster and got huge leaves! Love it so much!!!! Also I use a few different poles for my plants and I've discovered that monsteras like fiber poles, epipremnum takes best to wood planks, and most philodendrons do best with moss poles kept moist (plastic wrap helps so much with this) Hope this helps!
I’m lucky enough to live in an area where fresh water rivers meet the ocean and this area is a gold mine for long interesting pieces of drift wood, the branches of drift wood I use for climbing poles for my plants which gives them a interesting look as they look like their climbing small trees. Just gotta be carful for pests and quality of the timber.
Hi Mr Sheffied its Jennifer from Trinidad i dont have all those fancy stuff lol I make my own trellis from what i have around and on d island i go to d beach and I use drift wood , coconut stumps and all sorts of dried wood from trees that have died down its being innovative and I guess but I love the driftwood best. Thanks for sharing yr great videos I always share them with my relative and friends as well . Be safe you and yr family The Islands await you all come visit smtime
Yes Mr Sheffield you have to make the best of what you have so we live on an island so i guess we are blessed yes its a fantastic live try it you might like it lol
Those trellises are beautiful. My brasil philadendron seems to grow faster than my pothos. I recently put the brasil philadendron on a high riser. I didn't want to cut any tendrils off yet. Thanks for your tips. Have a blessed day.
I recently bought a 6-foot cedar plank at a hardware store for $10 CDN. I actually think the natural finish looks lovely! I want to climb a marble queen pothos. It’s only one leaf currently, and it looks so bare and sad. 😆 The plant will upsize its leaves as it climbs, so it’s best to start the plant from the bottom of whatever stake you’re using.
So much to take in. Good thing I can save this video and keep referring back to so I can make the right decision. Always hated my plants hanging down and up pops so many ideas. Thanks Richard.
Just subscribed to the channel. Can't believe I didn't discover it earlier. Amazing content. True wealth of first-hand advice. Only a few videos in, and I'm already experiencing a rush of confidence. Yes, a beginner here. So, I simply wanted to say hello and thank you!
I use wooden single-use chopsticks. Instead of throwing them away, I create the scaffolding out of them (like building builders in China) and expand as the plant grows. No need to tie a plant to it, as it climbs it like the ladder 🪜
I too love philodendron brazil. Pothos is so prized and pricey in my corner of the world (New Zealand) where you will pay 30-40$ for a young plant at the store. Brazil goes afor 5$ on facebook and to me it is just such a stunner. I just want to hug them every time i see them
Most of my houseplants are cacti, and succulents, or atypical houseplants, but I really enjoy listening to you talking about caring for plants and learnt a few tricks that I wasn't aware of despite keeping plants my entire life, so thank you for good content. Also nice to support someone local as I spent half my life in South Yorks and moved to Sheffield proper in last few weeks
Love the Treleaf plant supports! Went straight to the website after watching you demonstrate, chose 3 different ones, got to the checkout and discovered the shipping costs are more than the items! So will be going back to my usual black bamboo stakes (look good if you leave some twiggy bits on). Or maybe I'll get a sheet of marine ply and dig out the jigsaw!
I've been wrapping my vine plants up the strings of their hanging pots. I take them down every few weeks, check their maintenance list, rotate when I put them back up.
Great video as always, thank you! I put a golden pothos on a plank (well, a repurposed wooden bed slat to be exact) last month and so far it's loving it. Those Treleaf products are gorgeous!
Weird. Just yesterday I was eyeing up the pink sphagnum moss poles from highland moss and you featured the same photo! Must be the plant gods urging me to treat my philodendron baby to a new pole.
Thank you for this! I have been watching all your other videos and admiring the leaf trellises in the back ground wondering where I can get me some! I'm so excited!
Love watching your videos, I have had Plants for over 40 years, but always learn something new from you! I love those decorative wood climbing poles… just a thought… How about putting one of those decorative wood poles in front of a moss pole… It would camouflage the moss pole, but give the plant something to sink it’s shoots in 😊.
I’m just not finding trellises that are long enough for the price I want to pay so I plan to go after work to look for wooden base molding that has one nice side. Need something that is at least 5 feet long. I can get nice decorative metal trellises on Temu for cheap but my plants outgrow them. The wood or plastic type that fit together to make longer are always too flimsy or tend to lean or fall over. I’ve a real dilemma but believe I will find what I need after wandering Menards, Lowe’s or Home Depot. I’m on a mission! 🤣👍🏼
I think the point being made is that yes, climbing plants will do okay, even quite well, left to trail, but that most of the time they'll grow better, with larger leaves, if you give them something to climb. I really wish someone would offer pieces of tree bark as trellises. These plants want a rough surface to latch onto, and while a smooth surface will support them, with a lot of help, a rough surface is what they're really looking for. I've put my P. brasil and Syngonium on those plastic moss pole forms, stuffed with moss (duh) and in four months they've shown their appreciation by growing like crazy. Not crazy about the look of the plastic, so next time around I'll get the moss/burlap poles, which I think are more attractive, although a bit harder to keep moist. My trailing plant needs are being met by the aforementioned brasil and a large spider plant that about four feet off the floor and will have to be cut back a bit because it's got babies down to the floor. If you want the jungle look, grouping your plants makes it seem more like a jungle, with different species doing different things, like in a tropical rain forest (there are temperate rain forests too!) Bottom line is if you're happy with how your plant is doing (are there people who like having a sick, scraggly, leaves-dying plant?) then who cares? I suppose 'plant abuse' could be a thing, but so far we've restricted the category of abusive practices to animals (humans are animals too.)
What to do when the plants gets taller than the pole? Buy a bigger one? The medium size (what is shown here) is $40 (US) beyond my budget. I have the moss poles with the sections to make it taller. I don't have the wire moss pole that you make with moss filling. I do have 2 planks, Philodendron Dubia on planks. Dubi one is almost 4' tall, Dubi 2 is shorter and insists on winding around the plank, not going straight up. I have an Ivy that is very long. I don't know how long since it's wrapped around a macramé hanger. The soil is rock hard. I need to repot it but afraid I'll kill it. How can it grow in rock hard soil? It's amazing.
Perfect video. I love the philodendron brasil too. I have 2 now and have them climbing up moss poles. I like the bamboo sticks idea but that treleaf is really nice as a planty gift.
My hoyas, philodendrons, photos and jasmine climb live bamboos. My bougainvillea climb walls. My black pepper vines and butterfly peas climb mango trees. The difference for outdoor plants is the limit of 6ft vertical height and they have to go down again for proper nourishment (for agricultural plants like my pepper and butterfly cowpeas.) But the ornamentals can go way up the rain trees like the monstera is so beautiful if you let them go wild. Their flowers are colorful and I only see them when they fall.
@@SheffieldMadePlants Philippines. Come visit and help me plant. Planting season now in our farm and my garden. Lots of material for you. Cba to take videos really.
Anyway the recommendation algorithm brings me to fairly relevant content and I believe your ideas are just an acknowledgement of some things that I do right in my own soil and plants. This sounds weird but my husband and care takers are clueless tillers. I have lots of problematic plants atm like my jackfruit which is about to die (fungus) if I don't treat it. My dwarf coconut survived a CSI outbreak. My papayas recently have BCR. It's like the pandemic in agriculture here. Anyway you seem to be a nice fellow so I just extended a invitation to you and maybe your family. Cheers.
Thank you for another excellent video! Love your channel. I have a hanging Brasil and a second one on a trellis. Love both of them and how they look. Big leaves are awesome but I have to wonder what the growers here in the US are feeding their plants to produce these extremely large leaves! 😵💫. Take care and happy growing! 👌🪴🥰
The trellis' are lovely! I've 3d printed a few honeycombs to attach onto a honeycomb trellis base, and let the plants grow that way. It'll be easy to take them out later as well since they're all separate honeycombs.
my philodendron brasil hangs from my plant shelf and literally. just. keeps. growing. maybe i just got a very good plant😂 it’s leaves are stunning and they make my brain happy to look at everyday
As much as I love those trellises, and would love to have one, I'd have to sell an arm and a leg to buy one! Wow! They are beautiful and I would love to have one! I love the trailing look more than the climbing and even if I have to sacrifice the large leaves for it, I will go with trailing.
Hello Sheffield from Puerto Rico!!! First timer on your channel. My channel is in Spanish but can be captioned. Those trellises are beautiful!!! 🙋🏼♀️💚🪴🐩
I used a combo of the planks or 2x6 and the mesh live moss pole. U basically make a moss pole out of one side of the board and let the plant grow on that side. My Philodendran Erubescense went nuts and grew more than 2 feet in just a couple of months after.
I attached my pothoses to the living room ceiling (with 3M miniclips for fairylights). They love it, and grow a lot and have gotten a lot of aerial roots since. I keep trailing the growing wines in a way that they don't get too close to the windows. That encourages them to keep growing towards the light as they would in nature.
I just moved a baby Silver Satin Pothos from water to soil about a month ago. She has a like 4 medium sized leaves with a few aerial roots coming in. Should I put a pole in now or wait a little longer, since I just recently changed her environment?
Thank you for actually using the product so that we could have a better understanding of size scale. When you first showed The still pictures they rather large and intimidating but what I saw you actually vining your plants I was like oh, ok!☺️👍🏽 Very pretty 😍
Although I've been growing plants for quite a few years, I've had many varieties. I had never had any issues with bugs, diseases, or anything else. This is honestly the 1st yr I lost my purple passion/velvet to spider mites. I didn't know they were even there until it totally decimated my beautiful plant. I lost almost half of a jade to scale and my black zz. I got off track. I have 2 golden pothos, they huge and thick. Since they were tiny little things, I've had them sitting on stools. The leaves are huge! I live in western new york, where the winters are cold and very dark. But they huge leaves have never stopped getting bigger.
Oh no! I'm sorry your plants died but thank you for sharing. I have 1 tiny jade cutting and 2 teeny clusters I propped from broken leaves. I didn't even know they can get scale!
@@GenXHeart Thank you for sharing.. I hate losing plants. As for scale, I didn't know what scale was. I thought it was part of the woody part of my jade, until I looked closer. As I stated earlier, I never, (and I can honestly say, Never), lost a ant to any pest or disease. I was so baffled. I had over 150 plants, which really isn't many. The reason I lost all of them, was because we were living in Texas and moving back up north. We flew back so I couldn't bring them, I didn't have the heart to sell them so u gave them away to some of my friends. It was a sad few days as I watched people take them out of my house................. 😥😢 💔
@@stareppinger8204 That would be heartbreaking! 150 is a lot to me! I only have about 50 and they are the basic ones, but I have them to make my house look good and make me happy - not add more stress!! Have you purchased cuttings off Etsy to re build your collection? I have a few fun ones I found at shops on there.
@@GenXHeart I've ordered a few off etsy. I've so ordered 3 plants from (believe it or not) wish. I didn't pay over 5$ and they got here with a week to week half. I was pleasantly surprised and they were healthy. They came from herts garden.
I had been using a few moss poles i got from amazon. They have a wooden base to stick into the soil. Problem is a few years later that wooden base did rot and the pole fell down. That was a mess 😑
Spider plants (and they offshoot “babies”), creeping Charlie/Swedish Ivy, rainbow moss fern, and my favorite-the kangaroo paw fern that has furry aerial roots that climb over the sides of the pot
This is the video I needed as I'm soon planning to try pole growing the 2 pothos I have. I like the look of your sponsor, Tréleaf , and I don't mind the cost of their beautiful trellises too much. My problem is that it's a weird promotion for a British based channel as the shipping fees from the US to here is more than the product itself. Hopefully I can find something similar made in the UK for my plants.
I have one of my golden pothos trailing away across the wall and the ceiling. One of these days I'm gonna make custom "moss poles" for them. I've got all the supplies, however, as I work overnights, I'm just too lazy😁
I ordered a mystery box of imperfect ones to try out on my smaller vining plants. I was surprised to see they are in Georgia! I’m in Florida so not too far away!
Hi, like the facts and the great useful tips. To get near planterina, please please adjust your tones a little and use different or more natural kadences, otherwise like it
Good morning, great content. I Have 3 plants on moss poles. They are climbing nicely . There is one that I need to fasten the nodes to the moss pole I have 2 other trailing plants that will need poles as well. Thank you for this video. 9:11
Hey there, great video as always. These trellises are beautiful, I have to say. I agree that the monstera one is a particularly nice one... I nit too long agop constructed my first plastic backed sphagnum moss pole (you know the 'D' shaped poles) for my Philodendron Tricolour. It's only been a couple of weeks, and of course it's still very cold here in the UK. Nothing much has happened in that the aerial roots haven't attached themselves yet, although I noticed for the first time this morning that a couple of new leaves are unfurling - yay!
These plants climb in their natural habitat because there is a lack of light below the canopy. That’s not normally an issue with house plants.. Ohhhh this is an ad 😂 Guess I should’ve waited to comment. Now this makes sense
After watching this, I sprung into action! But, it’s night time, and anyway I’m short on the readies. Sooo as a short time measure, I got my glue gun out and glued some long kebab skewers into a fan trellis shape. They will do for my small Pothos and Philo’s until they get a bit bigger. They look better already lol. Those Tréleaf supports look amazing! Not cheap, but adorable! Thanks for the info. As a UK resident, I like taking your advice because you deal with our climate. Not growers who live in very warm climates where it seems their plants reach the ceiling without much effort
The problem with the poles. Is that they are not long enough for the plant. My mothers heart philo grew 15ft tall. It trailed off the shelf and grew that large. It was very dense. I dont think they make a trellises that large for it to climb up. I had that issue keep the orange trumpet plant that was eager to reach the sky outside in my yard. It climed every one and i just had to give up. I cant find anything long enough for it to climb up anymore. I used scrap metal stakes and poles to help that heavy plant climb.
Is air layering an option? He has a great video showing how, you'd be able to root it then cut it back at the height you want and plant it beside the original and benefit from the training you've given it by continuing on with the same matured nodes. The original plant, once it's "front" node is cut off, will send out side shoots that you can then send up the pole or air layer and make a whole new plant!
I always knew them by trailing plants! I have a pothos on the second floor loft that has 5 stems handing down abt 20 feet to the floor and are curling up. I'm feeling like a bad plant mom. So what happens when the plant is at the top of the trellis?
I really want to put a grid (but framed, like a giant piece of art!) On my wall. Then have a large square planter boxes (one plant for each box) underneath the grid. Then I want the plants to travel up the grid to make plant 'artwork'.. but I don't know exactly how to go about doing this 😥
Hi, I got my baby(2 stem) njoy transferred to soil and staked up just with twine bows on a paint stir stick. It looks so cute. My Mom bought the mother plant also, so in the end I will have two. A staked and a hanging. Both will be beautiful. I'm was in a panic this morning because my umbrella tree dropped two leaves. Hoping it's just the move. I have been searching, do you have a video on umbrella trees and their care, maybe an old one I can't find? Thanks. Have an incredible day! Love and Peace. P.S. where I live in the woods there is no cell service only land line internet, which is slow. So I only use TH-cam for information plus I'm pretty dumb with tech stuff. Hate FB, used it once to buy these plants which WAS awesome.
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I wrap a thick jute rope around my bamboo stick to make it thicker. It looks beautiful and it works the same as a totem pole from Amazon. Make sure to leave the bottom of the bamboo unwrapped to avoid rotting
after watching almost all your videos, I need to admit it. I suffer from high levels of stress lately and your videos is one of really few things that can make me relax and be more optimistic.
PS I've repeated all Don'ts all theses years and now I can't wait to become a plant parent/ rescuer thanks to your channel.
Thank you
That’s really great to hear thank you
Second THAT!
Depends on the plant really. My mom has decades old synagoniums hanging from her closets that were never climbing, those have insanely huge leaves and are so dense and thick with leaves. It is a smart and natural thing to give them an upright climbing station to thrive but we all love them because it looks cool when they are hanging😂
No problems with that! A hanging plant can definitely look nice 👍
@@SheffieldMadePlants Yeah but I also do believe part of that is because they are already on the really tall closet, meaning they are already on the brightest spot in the room. I really have a strong wish to make myself a climbing plant with moss but I am so lazy with plant maintence (which is crazy because I have around 50 plants, and none died, they are thriving in winter LOL).
Closet?
@Yoly Rom I think she means from the top of the closet
@@philbroadley8824 Im a dude :D But yes, they on top of her closet where she holds drinking glasses,cups,sheets etc. etc. Considering they are over 2 meters tall synagoniums have quite a trajectory to fall to.
I put my pothos on a moss pole a few months ago. Yessss, the leaves ARE getting bigger. I use hair pins to pin the node area to the moss poles. I spray the pole to keep it moist. It's growing really nicely AND I am about to add a grow light to the mix!
Sounds great!
Those designer trellises are very unique and beautyful.
I live close to a forest, so I usually go there to find sticks and or branches to use as climbing poles for my plants. Only using dead wood of course, no living trees are harmed 😀
I like the natural look of real tree branches or the stems of young trees, that's been cut down when trimming the forrest.
Plenty of 2-4cm wide young stems, up to 150 cm high.
leaving the bark on, they look good (IMO) and blend in very well with any plant
Very handy to have access to that!
It sure is and it's free + a 100% natural resource in my case
This is def a comment Ron Swanson would write himself lmao
i would just like to mention, you don’t NEED a moss pole. if you prefer your plants trailing out of the pot that’s totally ok! plants don’t need to be their biggest or at their max potential to be happy! :)
there are also moss pole alternatives, like streaks.
not to mention your plants could trail out of their pot, and find something else to climb, like a bed post, or a railing, or a bookshelf, or a wall. anything climbable really.
I love your channel for one simple reason: it's as you read my mind and answer exactly the questions I have when you choose a topic for your videos.
Love that feedback!
@@SheffieldMadePlants You're welcome! My ultimate wish would be a video explaining the relationship between lux, lumen and above all PPFD so I would know according to the wattage what's the best distance between lamp and plants and the surface covered by the lamp. I have an unclear idea about it and I think I keep my lamps to far away.
Agreed. I'm not against plant haul or unboxing or shopping, could be once in a while topics, but I think it's lovely to site the importance of plant care or after care maintenance and knowledge or options to help thrive healthy plants. Decorating and houseplant tour are also welcomed as we would see the progress or condition of plants per month or at least quarterly. Hope we could see the tour this month 😄. I always support this channel as my moisture meter is the best thing or advice I learnt to not killing my plants😅
@@axelbauron155 that would be a great video! Agree. I always think I have mine too close 🤔😂
There is only one reason I like your videos. You describe the plant’s natural habitat and then how to mimic that for best results.
Glad you found it useful 👍
I really like your videos. You don't spend a lot of time faffing around, but get straight to the point. Much appreciated.
Thank you 😁
The cactus you referred to as a barrel is actually a Saguaro. These plants live about 150 years. They are native to the Sonoran desert in Arizona USA.
I just discovered you yesterday (trying to propagate some pothos leaves that I stole from my sister lol), and I just love your videos. They're relaxing but extremely educational, and I love the way you explain things. Very clear and thorough, and you have so much background knowledge about the plants themselves and how they behave in their natural habitat. Thank you so much for this information!!!
Great thanks for watching 😁
My marble queen has 8 foot long vines and decided to climb up my wall on its own and grew so much faster and got huge leaves! Love it so much!!!!
Also I use a few different poles for my plants and I've discovered that monsteras like fiber poles, epipremnum takes best to wood planks, and most philodendrons do best with moss poles kept moist (plastic wrap helps so much with this)
Hope this helps!
I’m lucky enough to live in an area where fresh water rivers meet the ocean and this area is a gold mine for long interesting pieces of drift wood, the branches of drift wood I use for climbing poles for my plants which gives them a interesting look as they look like their climbing small trees. Just gotta be carful for pests and quality of the timber.
That sounds amazing 🤩
Hi Mr Sheffied its Jennifer from Trinidad i dont have all those fancy stuff lol I make my own trellis from what i have around and on d island i go to d beach and I use drift wood , coconut stumps and all sorts of dried wood from trees that have died down its being innovative and I guess but I love the driftwood best. Thanks for sharing yr great videos I always share them with my relative and friends as well . Be safe you and yr family The Islands await you all come visit smtime
Your lifestyle really does sound great Jennifer!
Yes Mr Sheffield you have to make the best of what you have so we live on an island so i guess we are blessed yes its a fantastic live try it you might like it lol
Those trellises are beautiful. My brasil philadendron seems to grow faster than my pothos. I recently put the brasil philadendron on a high riser. I didn't want to cut any tendrils off yet. Thanks for your tips. Have a blessed day.
Thank you!
I recently bought a 6-foot cedar plank at a hardware store for $10 CDN. I actually think the natural finish looks lovely! I want to climb a marble queen pothos. It’s only one leaf currently, and it looks so bare and sad. 😆 The plant will upsize its leaves as it climbs, so it’s best to start the plant from the bottom of whatever stake you’re using.
That’s true. I was considering cutting it back
So much to take in. Good thing I can save this video and keep referring back to so I can make the right decision. Always hated my plants hanging down and up pops so many ideas. Thanks Richard.
Glad it was helpful!
Just subscribed to the channel. Can't believe I didn't discover it earlier. Amazing content. True wealth of first-hand advice. Only a few videos in, and I'm already experiencing a rush of confidence. Yes, a beginner here. So, I simply wanted to say hello and thank you!
Awesome, thank you and welcome 😊
I use wooden single-use chopsticks. Instead of throwing them away, I create the scaffolding out of them (like building builders in China) and expand as the plant grows. No need to tie a plant to it, as it climbs it like the ladder 🪜
Very good 👍
I do the same thing!!
I too love philodendron brazil. Pothos is so prized and pricey in my corner of the world (New Zealand) where you will pay 30-40$ for a young plant at the store. Brazil goes afor 5$ on facebook and to me it is just such a stunner. I just want to hug them every time i see them
Most of my houseplants are cacti, and succulents, or atypical houseplants, but I really enjoy listening to you talking about caring for plants and learnt a few tricks that I wasn't aware of despite keeping plants my entire life, so thank you for good content.
Also nice to support someone local as I spent half my life in South Yorks and moved to Sheffield proper in last few weeks
Wonderful! Thank you 😁
And yes, I have seen them in all their huge glory in the jungle. Crazy impressive, the height and size of the leaves.
Love the Treleaf plant supports! Went straight to the website after watching you demonstrate, chose 3 different ones, got to the checkout and discovered the shipping costs are more than the items! So will be going back to my usual black bamboo stakes (look good if you leave some twiggy bits on). Or maybe I'll get a sheet of marine ply and dig out the jigsaw!
Just a note here. Shipping is free in the US.
This was extremely helpful. I’m not a huge fan of climbing plants but was considering adding something I saw that I like.
Excellent 👍
Thank you for the info on Trí! I can't wait to get my new stackable trellis for my pathos and sweet potato vine!!
Love this, climbing, not dangling. Makes sense.
I've been wrapping my vine plants up the strings of their hanging pots. I take them down every few weeks, check their maintenance list, rotate when I put them back up.
I like that 👍
Great video as always, thank you! I put a golden pothos on a plank (well, a repurposed wooden bed slat to be exact) last month and so far it's loving it.
Those Treleaf products are gorgeous!
They sure are!
Weird. Just yesterday I was eyeing up the pink sphagnum moss poles from highland moss and you featured the same photo! Must be the plant gods urging me to treat my philodendron baby to a new pole.
Small world!
I love bamboo and chopsticks for the small plants.
I'm a chopsticker too!
Thank you for this! I have been watching all your other videos and admiring the leaf trellises in the back ground wondering where I can get me some! I'm so excited!
Great stuff 👍
Love watching your videos, I have had Plants for over 40 years, but always learn something new from you! I love those decorative wood climbing poles… just a thought… How about putting one of those decorative wood poles in front of a moss pole… It would camouflage the moss pole, but give the plant something to sink it’s shoots in 😊.
Thank you. Interesting idea. Not sure how easy it would be to get them to grow on both
I’m just not finding trellises that are long enough for the price I want to pay so I plan to go after work to look for wooden base molding that has one nice side. Need something that is at least 5 feet long.
I can get nice decorative metal trellises on Temu for cheap but my plants outgrow them. The wood or plastic type that fit together to make longer are always too flimsy or tend to lean or fall over. I’ve a real dilemma but believe I will find what I need after wandering Menards, Lowe’s or Home Depot. I’m on a mission! 🤣👍🏼
I think the point being made is that yes, climbing plants will do okay, even quite well, left to trail, but that most of the time they'll grow better, with larger leaves, if you give them something to climb. I really wish someone would offer pieces of tree bark as trellises. These plants want a rough surface to latch onto, and while a smooth surface will support them, with a lot of help, a rough surface is what they're really looking for.
I've put my P. brasil and Syngonium on those plastic moss pole forms, stuffed with moss (duh) and in four months they've shown their appreciation by growing like crazy. Not crazy about the look of the plastic, so next time around I'll get the moss/burlap poles, which I think are more attractive, although a bit harder to keep moist.
My trailing plant needs are being met by the aforementioned brasil and a large spider plant that about four feet off the floor and will have to be cut back a bit because it's got babies down to the floor. If you want the jungle look, grouping your plants makes it seem more like a jungle, with different species doing different things, like in a tropical rain forest (there are temperate rain forests too!)
Bottom line is if you're happy with how your plant is doing (are there people who like having a sick, scraggly, leaves-dying plant?) then who cares? I suppose 'plant abuse' could be a thing, but so far we've restricted the category of abusive practices to animals (humans are animals too.)
The trellises are beautiful, I have a hoya and a pothos that each need support. The bare options are so affordable. Thanks very much.
Wonderful!
This is an incredible idea! ❤ The artistic ideas are popping in my head as I'm sitting here.
What to do when the plants gets taller than the pole? Buy a bigger one? The medium size (what is shown here) is $40 (US) beyond my budget. I have the moss poles with the sections to make it taller. I don't have the wire moss pole that you make with moss filling. I do have 2 planks, Philodendron Dubia on planks. Dubi one is almost 4' tall, Dubi 2 is shorter and insists on winding around the plank, not going straight up.
I have an Ivy that is very long. I don't know how long since it's wrapped around a macramé hanger. The soil is rock hard. I need to repot it but afraid I'll kill it. How can it grow in rock hard soil? It's amazing.
Perfect video. I love the philodendron brasil too. I have 2 now and have them climbing up moss poles. I like the bamboo sticks idea but that treleaf is really nice as a planty gift.
Yes it would be 👍
My hoyas, philodendrons, photos and jasmine climb live bamboos. My bougainvillea climb walls. My black pepper vines and butterfly peas climb mango trees. The difference for outdoor plants is the limit of 6ft vertical height and they have to go down again for proper nourishment (for agricultural plants like my pepper and butterfly cowpeas.) But the ornamentals can go way up the rain trees like the monstera is so beautiful if you let them go wild. Their flowers are colorful and I only see them when they fall.
Blimey where do you live?
@@SheffieldMadePlants Philippines. Come visit and help me plant. Planting season now in our farm and my garden. Lots of material for you. Cba to take videos really.
Anyway the recommendation algorithm brings me to fairly relevant content and I believe your ideas are just an acknowledgement of some things that I do right in my own soil and plants.
This sounds weird but my husband and care takers are clueless tillers. I have lots of problematic plants atm like my jackfruit which is about to die (fungus) if I don't treat it. My dwarf coconut survived a CSI outbreak. My papayas recently have BCR. It's like the pandemic in agriculture here. Anyway you seem to be a nice fellow so I just extended a invitation to you and maybe your family. Cheers.
@@MamitaClaud very nice!
Thank you for another excellent video! Love your channel. I have a hanging Brasil and a second one on a trellis. Love both of them and how they look. Big leaves are awesome but I have to wonder what the growers here in the US are feeding their plants to produce these extremely large leaves! 😵💫. Take care and happy growing! 👌🪴🥰
The trellis' are lovely! I've 3d printed a few honeycombs to attach onto a honeycomb trellis base, and let the plants grow that way. It'll be easy to take them out later as well since they're all separate honeycombs.
Sometimes I just use sticks and branches I find in my yard after a storm.
my philodendron brasil hangs from my plant shelf and literally. just. keeps. growing. maybe i just got a very good plant😂 it’s leaves are stunning and they make my brain happy to look at everyday
Sounds lovely 😊
Thank you! Excited to find a new video from you!
Thank you 😊
I love the Pamella with the Brazil.
Gorgeous. I like that there are lots of slits to drape the stems over
@@SheffieldMadePlants genius.
Your videos are a great way to start this old woman 😊
Glad you like them!
i'd love to see an update on these plants ~6 months after the video was filmed to see how much more they've grown!
Oooooo love those Treleaf trellises! Good job girls!
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As much as I love those trellises, and would love to have one, I'd have to sell an arm and a leg to buy one! Wow! They are beautiful and I would love to have one! I love the trailing look more than the climbing and even if I have to sacrifice the large leaves for it, I will go with trailing.
It's all good 😁
Yes, they are so overpriced.
Hello Sheffield from Puerto Rico!!! First timer on your channel. My channel is in Spanish but can be captioned. Those trellises are beautiful!!! 🙋🏼♀️💚🪴🐩
Hey there!
I used a combo of the planks or 2x6 and the mesh live moss pole. U basically make a moss pole out of one side of the board and let the plant grow on that side. My Philodendran Erubescense went nuts and grew more than 2 feet in just a couple of months after.
Thanks for the tip
Omg! I absolutely love these trellises. What a great invention.
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I attached my pothoses to the living room ceiling (with 3M miniclips for fairylights).
They love it, and grow a lot and have gotten a lot of aerial roots since. I keep trailing the growing wines in a way that they don't get too close to the windows. That encourages them to keep growing towards the light as they would in nature.
Like it! 😁
I use moss poles outside and inside. When you water remember to water the moss pole.
Pothos growing hanging has grown 6 feet in a year. Healthy and full of
Pleeeeease, show the further progress of the plants after using these stunning and hopefully helpful stands.
Will do 😁
It's almost like a lovely little Christmas tree once you out the accent trellis in. Beautiful!
It really is!
Love your humor...
And your plant advice is spot on...
Thank you 😊
I just moved a baby Silver Satin Pothos from water to soil about a month ago. She has a like 4 medium sized leaves with a few aerial roots coming in. Should I put a pole in now or wait a little longer, since I just recently changed her environment?
A pole as early as possible
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you!
7:44 xmas tree is ready, waiting for presents to be put around it 😁
I've been using moss poles for decades. It's the only way to grow happy climbers.
Good luck on reaching your goal!!
Thank you!!
Thank you for actually using the product so that we could have a better understanding of size scale. When you first showed The still pictures they rather large and intimidating but what I saw you actually vining your plants I was like oh, ok!☺️👍🏽 Very pretty 😍
Glad it was helpful!
I purchased a couple of plants from Planterina, and I was impressed. 😁
Looks like a good store 👍
Although I've been growing plants for quite a few years, I've had many varieties. I had never had any issues with bugs, diseases, or anything else. This is honestly the 1st yr I lost my purple passion/velvet to spider mites. I didn't know they were even there until it totally decimated my beautiful plant. I lost almost half of a jade to scale and my black zz. I got off track. I have 2 golden pothos, they huge and thick. Since they were tiny little things, I've had them sitting on stools. The leaves are huge! I live in western new york, where the winters are cold and very dark. But they huge leaves have never stopped getting bigger.
That’s the trouble with spider mites. You don’t know they’re there till it’s too late 😬
Oh no! I'm sorry your plants died but thank you for sharing. I have 1 tiny jade cutting and 2 teeny clusters I propped from broken leaves. I didn't even know they can get scale!
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Thank you for sharing.. I hate losing plants. As for scale, I didn't know what scale was. I thought it was part of the woody part of my jade, until I looked closer. As I stated earlier, I never, (and I can honestly say, Never), lost a ant to any pest or disease. I was so baffled. I had over 150 plants, which really isn't many. The reason I lost all of them, was because we were living in Texas and moving back up north. We flew back so I couldn't bring them, I didn't have the heart to sell them so u gave them away to some of my friends. It was a sad few days as I watched people take them out of my house................. 😥😢 💔
@@stareppinger8204 That would be heartbreaking! 150 is a lot to me! I only have about 50 and they are the basic ones, but I have them to make my house look good and make me happy - not add more stress!! Have you purchased cuttings off Etsy to re build your collection? I have a few fun ones I found at shops on there.
@@GenXHeart
I've ordered a few off etsy. I've so ordered 3 plants from (believe it or not) wish. I didn't pay over 5$ and they got here with a week to week half. I was pleasantly surprised and they were healthy. They came from herts garden.
I absolutely love your content. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. You are my go to plant guy 👊🏻🥰
Wow, thank you
I love the educational piece about where they come from and how to replicate those conditions!
Thanks 😊
I had been using a few moss poles i got from amazon. They have a wooden base to stick into the soil. Problem is a few years later that wooden base did rot and the pole fell down. That was a mess 😑
Ah you dont get that with these trellises 😁
Yep, my moss pole with a wooden stack rotted within a year.
And the ones I got on amazon are stackable when your plant get higher and higher
Great ideas! So the question is: what plants do like to trail down? I love the trailing look.
Not many ‘like’ it
Some Hoya do great hanging… as well as some jungle cactus. And, of course, the “strings of whatever” come to mind.
Tradescantias - all varieties - like to trail, also some African Violet varieties and as SP said, certain Hoyas
Spider plants (and they offshoot “babies”), creeping Charlie/Swedish Ivy, rainbow moss fern, and my favorite-the kangaroo paw fern that has furry aerial roots that climb over the sides of the pot
Satin pathos (scindapsus) :)
This is the video I needed as I'm soon planning to try pole growing the 2 pothos I have. I like the look of your sponsor, Tréleaf , and I don't mind the cost of their beautiful trellises too much. My problem is that it's a weird promotion for a British based channel as the shipping fees from the US to here is more than the product itself. Hopefully I can find something similar made in the UK for my plants.
Ah right got ya. These do seem very unique. Not seen anything UK based in my searches
I have one of my golden pothos trailing away across the wall and the ceiling. One of these days I'm gonna make custom "moss poles" for them. I've got all the supplies, however, as I work overnights, I'm just too lazy😁
Amen!
Oh what a wonderful coincidence with the sponsor
I just got a brasil I'm in love
Love your videos, they are always so helpful
Glad you like them!
I ordered a mystery box of imperfect ones to try out on my smaller vining plants. I was surprised to see they are in Georgia! I’m in Florida so not too far away!
Great 👍
my monstera turned right around after buying one of these poles! leaves are more green and much nicer! it was looking pretty stemmy prior to that.
Great stuff 👍
Yes, I use moss pole.
Another good tip. Sending hello all the way from Malaysia 💚
Thanks for watching!
@@SheffieldMadePlants worth the time. Keep sharing gr8 tips for us. 💚☺️💚
Hi, like the facts and the great useful tips. To get near planterina, please please adjust your tones a little and use different or more natural kadences, otherwise like it
Hello 😊
Wanted to ask you, why are my pothos leaves growing far apart?
They don’t look bushy. What should I do?
Thank you 😊
Sounds like they are stretching from a lack of light
Good morning, great content. I
Have 3 plants on moss poles. They are climbing nicely . There is one that I need to fasten the nodes to the moss pole I have 2 other trailing plants that will need poles as well.
Thank you for this video. 9:11
Thank you Cynthia
I have a peppercorn plant, and am wondering if I need to do this with it. It is really doing poorly.
Hey there, great video as always. These trellises are beautiful, I have to say. I agree that the monstera one is a particularly nice one...
I nit too long agop constructed my first plastic backed sphagnum moss pole (you know the 'D' shaped poles) for my Philodendron Tricolour. It's only been a couple of weeks, and of course it's still very cold here in the UK. Nothing much has happened in that the aerial roots haven't attached themselves yet, although I noticed for the first time this morning that a couple of new leaves are unfurling - yay!
Sounds lovely 😊
I love your brasil ❤🪴. I like my plants doing both. ( now using the plastic hooks 👍😊as well as my poles) and leave some stems trailing.
Nice variety 👍
Hello Sir, is it necessary to put rope on the stick in order for the plant to vine? Or they can climb to the stick without the rope?
Initially you do need that yes
Thank you 😊🙏
These plants climb in their natural habitat because there is a lack of light below the canopy. That’s not normally an issue with house plants..
Ohhhh this is an ad 😂
Guess I should’ve waited to comment. Now this makes sense
You can use a wooden ladle from the kitchen
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I bought 2! I think it is a fabulous idea!
Great!
Hello Mr Sheffield as usual your videos are very informative and I look forward to them every week Congrats on nearly catching up with Planterina 😅
Many thanks!
The Manjula is another pretty pothos that has some beautiful variegation.
Yes they are!
I have to contradict you: I think your bamboo climbing poles look pretty. 😁
Fair enough 😁
After watching this, I sprung into action! But, it’s night time, and anyway I’m short on the readies. Sooo as a short time measure, I got my glue gun out and glued some long kebab skewers into a fan trellis shape. They will do for my small Pothos and Philo’s until they get a bit bigger. They look better already lol.
Those Tréleaf supports look amazing! Not cheap, but adorable! Thanks for the info. As a UK resident, I like taking your advice because you deal with our climate. Not growers who live in very warm climates where it seems their plants reach the ceiling without much effort
Thanks you 😊 That’s a very creative solution!
The problem with the poles. Is that they are not long enough for the plant. My mothers heart philo grew 15ft tall. It trailed off the shelf and grew that large. It was very dense. I dont think they make a trellises that large for it to climb up. I had that issue keep the orange trumpet plant that was eager to reach the sky outside in my yard. It climed every one and i just had to give up. I cant find anything long enough for it to climb up anymore. I used scrap metal stakes and poles to help that heavy plant climb.
Is air layering an option? He has a great video showing how, you'd be able to root it then cut it back at the height you want and plant it beside the original and benefit from the training you've given it by continuing on with the same matured nodes.
The original plant, once it's "front" node is cut off, will send out side shoots that you can then send up the pole or air layer and make a whole new plant!
Good morning! Oh my goodness..its so obvious..climbing plants go upwards. Thank you for sharing 👍👍🌿x
Thanks for watching 😁
I always knew them by trailing plants! I have a pothos on the second floor loft that has 5 stems handing down abt 20 feet to the floor and are curling up. I'm feeling like a bad plant mom.
So what happens when the plant is at the top of the trellis?
@@MHart-xr6qg when it outgrows it you can trim the plant back and use the cuttings for extra plants 😁
The pole you referred to as burlap is actually coco coir.
I really want to put a grid (but framed, like a giant piece of art!) On my wall. Then have a large square planter boxes (one plant for each box) underneath the grid. Then I want the plants to travel up the grid to make plant 'artwork'.. but I don't know exactly how to go about doing this 😥
Sounds like you've got some idea. Start with the artwork and go from there
Love the trellis, the price is way out of my range. Can’t afford 45.00 per plant
I was going to order some but the delivery to the UK was £38. I love them, but that’s way out of my budget.
My Pothos go crazy just hanging down...I have to trim them back all the time. The same with the Hoya, geez that thing is crazy!
Hoyas do go wild!
We are so trained the second he said "photo" my brain went "synthesis"!
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Hi, I got my baby(2 stem) njoy transferred to soil and staked up just with twine bows on a paint stir stick. It looks so cute. My Mom bought the mother plant also, so in the end I will have two. A staked and a hanging. Both will be beautiful. I'm was in a panic this morning because my umbrella tree dropped two leaves. Hoping it's just the move. I have been searching, do you have a video on umbrella trees and their care, maybe an old one I can't find? Thanks. Have an incredible day! Love and Peace. P.S. where I live in the woods there is no cell service only land line internet, which is slow. So I only use TH-cam for information plus I'm pretty dumb with tech stuff. Hate FB, used it once to buy these plants which WAS awesome.
Sorry not done one on that yet
3:00 they are climbing plants , make them climb