Calathea musaica network care and propagation
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- The calathea musaica is an “easy” calathea to care for, as it can withstand and x to a wide variety of conditions (for a calathea). The patterning on the leaves are very striking. These guys used to be very popular, but thanks to their fast growth habit and ease of propagation, they have become very affordable now. In this video I share care tips and show you propagation from beginning all the way till the end. This plant actually did really well at onlyplants store, so some of the plants you see at the end of the video are in good homes now :)
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Excited for scindapsus content but wow!!! this one tooo! 🥺 What a treat!!!!! Thank you Sean!
Same!! Cannot wait!
Haha yes scindapsus is next week! Sorry haha
Thank you for this! I hadn't realized that about it putting out pups; now I am looking forward to the spring so I can separate a few pups and make some more plants! It was also encouraging to see that your original plant could have a variety of issues, and still come back all beautiful and healthy. And as always, I LOVE that you showed us an update; I know that probably makes it harder on you, since you have to remember to update instead of getting it all done at once, but it is extremely helpful and really sets your videos apart in a great way -- that and the fact that you don't pretend to be perfect with your plants.
Thank youuu. I love the update challenge too. Really forces me to document them and care for them correctly.
Hi I’m in England and grew loads of them stood on a little water all the tome in diffused light , very easy
My favorite kind of videos is when you propagate and experiment with the plants :D
😀😀 so many more on the way
Perfect timing 👌Just bought this beauty a couple of hours ago 😅
Thank you for taking the time to give such good videos with months-long updates:)
I just bought a Musaica today at Lowe’s !
Been wanting one for a while
Thank you so much for your videos! I’ve been getting into houseplants and your videos are my absolute favorite- you’re so knowledgeable and you share it so well, I’m so grateful!
Thank you
Yes its like Binary I had that variety also its beautiful
One of my favorite. I have this one for almost a year, it is adorable
I have one of these - it’s really striking in person. Thanks for the tips, Sean!
i love calatheas too, thanks for sharing
Wow! 13 plants how cool is that.
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I love the plant, one of my favourites
Thanks Sean 💚 Love this plant an amazing leaves 😀
Thanks Sean, this is an expensive and hard to come by plant in New Zealand, I bought one after seeing your video, I always wanted one but not sure if I can take care of it being a calathea. I killed 1 and the rest seems to me struggling but it’s still early days. Thank you again for posting your plants with us. Until the next plant.
Good luck with it. 😀
so pretty I just bought some on Friday
Thank you so plant beautiful
Thank youu
Fabulous..
That's is n beautiful plant
I've had this plant for about a year now and it hasn't grown much. I had to switch to rain water and have moved the location around a bit. Right now I have it under a grow light thinking it would do better but still the same. I'm just given up on calatheas and decided I'm just going to stick to Pothos and all the hardy plants like snake and zz.
Its not for everyone 😀 my musaica didnt grow for the first year too until I changed the potting mix and gave it more light than other calatheas.
Love me some calathea content (or goeppertias) 😍😍😍
When I repotted my Musica I found a bunch of tuber like things in the bottom of the pot. Were those new plants? I feel silly asking a question like this but I didn’t see any on your Musica when you repotted and propagated her.
The ginger-like things will sprout baby shoots. But if it looks like single bulb/corm thats clear looking then its just their water storage facility.
Hi Sean✨ I have a question. i have calathea musaica at my office and it almost died. I didn’t know how to care for it. Now it has 7to9 leaves in total and one new leaf is growing. The problem is its not humid at my office, so I dont know how to prevent leaves from browning. Is it okay if I spray it with water on leaves ?
Not good to spray water on the leaves, it only elevates humidity for 10-15 min and theres chance of bacteria in the water. They don’t require a ton of humidity in my experience. You could have them grouped with other plants if you have other plants.
Their new leaves may take time to adjust to your environment if you just got it.
The biggest culprit usually is light levels and watering. Dont over or under water (this plant is quite forgiving though). Check the roots if its losing leaves fast, there may be clues down there.
Hey Sean!! Is the care virtually the same for all Calatheas? I bought a plant not knowing it was Calathea and I know it's a really finnicky plant (scary) but I really wanna make it lush and beautiful!!
Each type has their own "personality". Even the same type respond differently with different owners.
The most important thing for me was to use distilled water with calatheas. They can adapt to other problems but if you have too hard water they will die.
Nope the care for calatheas are different across species 😀
Thanks for this! The musaica I got delivered yesterday is super big and root bound, I was wondering how to propagate it into multiple, or at least two plants
Hehe well now you know what to do. They make excellent gifts!
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hi Sean!
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I used to be crazy about calatheas but it was one sided... killed all either to pest or wrong care😢 . They are beautiful but I am not ready to have them again .One day I shall try my all time favourite white fusion ( killed 3 of those ). 🤦♀️
Just treat them for spidermites often. And give them very very airy substrate
Can you make a video about local alocasia there in Indonesia. Like cuprea, infernalis, bisma, jacklyn, antoro velvet and etc. I've seen a lot of shops is shopee ID that has been selling bulbs of those alocasia species.
A lot of alocasia care and propagation videos are on the way 😀 may do a species care too
@@onlyplants thankyou so much. I'm a fan of yours from the Philippines!!
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Hello, not sure if you'll see this. I have a couple of these but my older plant has leaves that seem dull compared to my new plant and the network pattern isn't as bold, if that makes sense. Any advice for this?
The new leaves actually come out faded green but they usually turn darker over time.
If thats not the case I have 2 suspicions. (1) it may be getting too much light, hence the plant is producing less chlorophyll (dark green color) in response to that condition.
(2) it lacks nitrogen, a component in fertilizer that promotes green chlorophyll in leaves.
Hope this helps 😀
@@onlyplants thank you so much! I think it is too much light and could probably use a very diluted fertilizer. I will try those things. :)
Thanks again!
Hello, can you help? My Calathea grew new leaf but it is like white and like transparent on the leaf base, and near the tip it is normal and green. What is happening? Calathea mauie did the very same thing and it died in a few months :( How to stop this??? This new leaf if floppy and white and half of leaf is like trasparent like no chlorophil :( Older leaves look ok as they did before :(
It is likely that the plant is deficient with nitrogen, an essential element for production of chlorophyll. If you have pics please do send to me via instagram I would love to have a look. @bo.tan.ist
@@onlyplants thanks! I don't have picks:( It looks like the lase of leaf is turning into this like white transparent paper thin membrane and the tip of this leaf is normal :( Imma check lack of nitrogen picks, thanks!
Which is the season for new leaves and shutes?
Spring and summer most will say. Here in Indonesia its the same all year round 😅
@@onlyplants Thanks for the reply. I am from India.
Musaica has been very easy on me and they grew until a time the leaves curl which I thought i didn't water enough them, gave them some water then the leaves still curl and went on droopy... urghh
That would be sign of too much water perhaps?
please don't use carbofuran on plants that bloom - it's killing the bees as well :( and bees are good insects
Agree its actually bad for the ecosystem too
Can I have one baby? 😁
So bad and rude how you treat the plant. Amateur. Next
Take care
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