Whilst I adore you, my bank balance don't. Ive brought so many plants after you've shown just what's possible with them. I can't imagine the work that goes into these, thank you for taking the time to share with us! Oh and I've had my first plant take to the moss pole! You've started a passion I never knew I needed Thank you Jan!
I've got my mojito on a grow vertical pole that I extended, and I regret it pretty quick because it just grew to the top of it super quick and has now thrown runners all over the place haha. This has inspired me to finally deal with it and remove it from the pole and use them both for other plants and propagate the mojito to grow in a planter instead haha, I'm not too fond of the mature leaves of the mojito anyway so I think I'll be happier with something similar to yours :)
Yep! Being there,done that! 😂 I saw a big Syngonium at a plant store and said to my friend,"that must be a different species as I’ve never seen it before" the owner of the saw explained that it was a mature Batik,and as it gets mature you can barely see any of the veins/pettern on it, I decided I didn’t like the mature version,it’s starting to happen to mine.🙁
I have two Syngoniums. I got so tired of one flopping over and always being so thirsty that I cut it up and put it in a vase. She's never been happier. When it gets too tall, I cut it and put the propagations back in the vase. 😊
I've recently found your channel and I'm soo glad I did. I just love you and your channel. Your just chill and laid back and love your teaching style if that's what you want to call it. You pretty much have a video on everything I have a question for. I appreciate all you do and I can't imagine the time it takes for these videos so I do want you to know I appreciate you! Have a wonderful day and let Brad know I said hi.
Love your foray into a different genus!! Syngonium can be a challenging fast grower when it comes to managing the vines. Thanks for the great tips and be sure and show us how it has progressed at end of summer!💚
yep I've decided to make a bushy/lush pot with ALL my syngonium, not just my mojito, so I've done with moss poles for this genus! 😆 Thanks for the nudge to do that...yours is looking great and much easier to care for. Ty 👍🏼👍🏼
Perfect timing, I was undecided whether to grow a fuller pot or combine to go lush. Lush it is 👌 I'll put future growth onto a spagmum pole next time. 👍
Yes it has definitely given me inspiration 😂😂 I have a very large mojo that is now going to be chopped & propagated like this - I love it & it can sit on my veranda during summer. Thanks Jan 👏👏👏👏👏
I really liked how you did it and the large pot setup. Syngonium have notorious roots! Love the leaf shape and variety’s but yes they are so vining and tall without bushing up.Will definitely try your idea! I have a S.Albo growing outdoors in very bright light and always cutting it back and it continues to throw out long vines that are all crawling on the deck.might try growing my S.Batik as a hanging plant!.💚🪴🌱🌿 Natalie
It's stunning 😊 I'm trying something similar with a small panda syngonium I bought from Bunnings. Can't wait to achieve that look. Thanks for sharing 🪴🪴🪴
Hi Jan!! Could you please tell us where we can the pot you used? Thank you so much for making this video! Very inspiring, much like all your others!!! 😊 Cant wait to try something like this for myself!!
During the pandemic, I paid $95 US for a single-leaf Syngonium albo cutting. I now have about 300 albo plants. Some of them are running wild in the yard of my San Francisco Bay area house. They don’t grow in the winter, but they do survive and then grow for most of the year.
Hi Jan, thanks for all your videos and advice. You are literally responsible for me getting into growing 'indoor' plants. I was injured from work and came across your video on your Monstera adensonii. I was inspired. (My reality falls a little short of yours but I'm still hooked.) I notice that your Mojito has several totally green (reverted) leaves. Mine does too. My question is should I cut them out so they don't out grow the variegation, or just leave them because the vine will grow variegated later?
Syngoniums do well on a wide triangular trellis because they are climbers and crawlers in nature. Multiple varieties grow wild where I live and they are such prolific growers.
We have a bunch of painted arrow clones, the oldest pot is probably nearly 30 years old. My pot is only 6-8 years though, and last year decided to reduce the vine as it was looking a bit bald, and go for bushy, its already looking lovely and full but im hoping to double the size this year. She's unstopable! But this makes me want to add a different variety to the pot xD Edit: good luck with the lighting/rotating, in my experience these plants move almost immediately to follow the light. Edit2: ive got a ring support around mine to keep it more upright and not just toppling over, but id love to put it in a long planter with something to grow up one day, i feel like syngonium would be a good candidate for a green wall.
I’ve turned some of my plastic dishes into "inner pots" with my soldering iron,you can find good sides and don’t cost an arm an a leg from discount stores. 😊
I have a mojito as well, but the most leaves it’s ever had at one time is 4. Right now it has 2. 😂 it’s very sad. I’m just not a syngonium person. I like the juvenile leaves, but I don’t like the mature ones, so I guess it’s just as well. Yours is so beautiful though Jan. I really love how variegated it’s become. 💚
Syngoniums are a struggle for me. I have a strawberry and a wenlandii, but neither are thriving like your beautiful mint! Maybe this spring should be dedicated to learning them better 😂
Perfect! I saw My Syngonium Motteled as pita as it grows SO much and takes up so much space - I was undecided what to do with it. Jetzt weiß ichs - Danke! 🙏🏼
That's looking beautiful 😍 Talking of outdoors, do moss poles still get bottles or just hose? do you fertilise everything much less, and if so, can you see a growth difference?
Yeah outdoors I still use the bottles to fertilise but don’t do it often enough :) but because the conditions are so good, i don’t really see a big difference! But imagine gow nixe they could be if I was more consistent with it !!:O
Thanks from Norway (not sure if I would risk placing my Syngoniums outdoors during summer - summers can be cold here 😊). I have a question. When you cut back a plant a lot, isn’t it becoming more difficult for the remaining leaves to feed the original roots? So would cutting some of the roots actually be beneficial? Thanks again. Your plants look amazing!!
@ you should try one it’s very easy it doesn’t needs much water it is very easy to propagate and if you forget to water it it doesn’t really care BUT THAT LEAVES CAN BE VERY IRRITATING
When you bring your Mojito inside for the winter, will you do a video about bugs in the soil and how you deal with that? I’m such a chicken-sh!t to put my plants outside. I have a 3 season porch and that’s the closest they get to the great outdoors 🤣🤣
Mit Pflanzen hab ich überhaupt gar keine Probleme. Mein Problem ist, dass ich sie ständig zerhacken muss wegen Thripsen. Immer wenn sie gerade so richtig schön gross sind.....kriegen sie thripse. Montag versuche ich contendor zu besorgen. Vertragen deine Pflanzen das gut?? Musst du nie eine riesen Pflanze zerhacken weil sie durch den Befall und die Behandlung scheisse aussieht, oder es einfacher ist ,nur einen kleinen Teil der Pflanze zu behandeln? Ich verstehe nicht wie du das machst.
Speaking of mojito, i have one that was given to me for free but its reverted. it has finally now grown a node that I can chop and then try to regrow it but I was wondering, would it be good to also cut under the node and restart the root system completely too, or just the top?? if anyone knows pls let me know ❤❤
What did i do with my singoniums? I sold all of them😅 As soon as they started to look great, and i definitely understood, how to take care of them, they were sold, to be honest they were given for free))) in that moment it seemed to me, that nobody is interested in buying singoniums Yours look very very pretty, i even had a thought while watching, that my be i can have one) But it’s a trap, i know it😂
Great episode to watch Jan, your the master of plant ethtitics and manipulation with the ability to create visually beautiful plants, your creativity knows no bounds...💯🪴💚👍
Hi JAN😊, I went out to my tiny patio today and cried.. I had to cut all my babies back to the soil..every wrapped plant froze from 3 weeks of intense 🥶 🧊..and 11 inches of snow..IT NEVER snowed...each plant was mushy and frozen even under the blankets...I cried😢😢..and pray they grow in future...I had a little jungle..everyone would enjoy looking at my babies...any suggestions?(start over)....😮...help... Hi ❤brad❤😊hugs ur way...
Unfortunately, Mojito loses these strong contrast spots with age. I've had it for many years in the greenhouse and the spots almost never come back.. They are green on green, no yellow.🫤
Whilst I adore you, my bank balance don't.
Ive brought so many plants after you've shown just what's possible with them.
I can't imagine the work that goes into these, thank you for taking the time to share with us!
Oh and I've had my first plant take to the moss pole! You've started a passion I never knew I needed
Thank you Jan!
Great video, gorgeous syngonium.
I cut my syngoniums back hard every year and they love it. They come back bigger and bushier each time.
I've got my mojito on a grow vertical pole that I extended, and I regret it pretty quick because it just grew to the top of it super quick and has now thrown runners all over the place haha. This has inspired me to finally deal with it and remove it from the pole and use them both for other plants and propagate the mojito to grow in a planter instead haha, I'm not too fond of the mature leaves of the mojito anyway so I think I'll be happier with something similar to yours :)
Saaaaaaame!
Same here too 😂😂
Yep! Being there,done that! 😂 I saw a big Syngonium at a plant store and said to my friend,"that must be a different species as I’ve never seen it before" the owner of the saw explained that it was a mature Batik,and as it gets mature you can barely see any of the veins/pettern on it, I decided I didn’t like the mature version,it’s starting to happen to mine.🙁
"OMG what am I going to do about this? Probably nothing. I'll just put it back and forget about it."
I felt that... So relatable! 😂
Honestly!? I laughed so hard at that ahaha
Said none of us "ever’😂😂😂
I have two Syngoniums. I got so tired of one flopping over and always being so thirsty that I cut it up and put it in a vase. She's never been happier. When it gets too tall, I cut it and put the propagations back in the vase. 😊
I've recently found your channel and I'm soo glad I did. I just love you and your channel. Your just chill and laid back and love your teaching style if that's what you want to call it. You pretty much have a video on everything I have a question for. I appreciate all you do and I can't imagine the time it takes for these videos so I do want you to know I appreciate you! Have a wonderful day and let Brad know I said hi.
Very good idea with this plant. I am not a fan of having fifty plants on moss poles and I do like the horizontal lush look. Thanks. :)
Love your foray into a different genus!! Syngonium can be a challenging fast grower when it comes to managing the vines. Thanks for the great tips and be sure and show us how it has progressed at end of summer!💚
Gotta agree - I'm a big fan of plants on moss poles but this syngonium suits this setup! Wish mine would grow so well!
My Syngonium is a tiny baby, so I will have to wait a while before I can do something like this - but it is nice to know a future option for display!
This video was definitely inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing another amazing plant journey. Happy growing 🪴
Thank you so much! 😊
I love syngoniums. Their roots can be so massive.
This is ALL the encouragement I needed to do this to my Mojito. I think even my Neon too. Thanks 😊
yep I've decided to make a bushy/lush pot with ALL my syngonium, not just my mojito, so I've done with moss poles for this genus! 😆 Thanks for the nudge to do that...yours is looking great and much easier to care for. Ty 👍🏼👍🏼
Oh, that's gorgeous!! ❤❤ I have a syngonium in a bottom watering hanging pot and my plant is HUGE! The vines look amazing too!
Jan, your ability to find just the right pot is enviable - do you remember where you got the low wide planter?
I agree he is really good at getting awesome pots and sizing down to a T
Perfect timing, I was undecided whether to grow a fuller pot or combine to go lush. Lush it is 👌 I'll put future growth onto a spagmum pole next time. 👍
Yes it has definitely given me inspiration 😂😂 I have a very large mojo that is now going to be chopped & propagated like this - I love it & it can sit on my veranda during summer. Thanks Jan 👏👏👏👏👏
Mojito variegation one of my faves.😻
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
That is a gorgeous plant❤❤❤❤❤beyond beautiful...ty😊
This video made me happy...have a wonderful week..🎉❤.
Great looking plant 🪴 ❤
Thanks :)
Wow!!! Gorgeous syngonium!!!
Thanks :)
I really liked how you did it and the large pot setup. Syngonium have notorious roots! Love the leaf shape and variety’s but yes they are so vining and tall without bushing up.Will definitely try your idea! I have a S.Albo growing outdoors in very bright light and always cutting it back and it continues to throw out long vines that are all crawling on the deck.might try growing my S.Batik as a hanging plant!.💚🪴🌱🌿 Natalie
It's stunning 😊 I'm trying something similar with a small panda syngonium I bought from Bunnings. Can't wait to achieve that look. Thanks for sharing 🪴🪴🪴
Hi Jan!!
Could you please tell us where we can the pot you used?
Thank you so much for making this video!
Very inspiring, much like all your others!!! 😊
Cant wait to try something like this for myself!!
Really enjoy these plant styling videos! 😊 syngonium grow so quickly and need constant pruning to keep it from looking too crazy 😅
Dealing with this run so this came at the right time! Thanks Jan as always for the great content.
Thanks :)
During the pandemic, I paid $95 US for a single-leaf Syngonium albo cutting. I now have about 300 albo plants. Some of them are running wild in the yard of my San Francisco Bay area house. They don’t grow in the winter, but they do survive and then grow for most of the year.
Thanks Jan.
My Mojito isn’t this big and lush yet, but my Batik sure is… ❤❤
I love my batik syngonium as well, especially as I have a lot of batik fabric in my home 😊
Hi Jan, thanks for all your videos and advice. You are literally responsible for me getting into growing 'indoor' plants. I was injured from work and came across your video on your Monstera adensonii. I was inspired. (My reality falls a little short of yours but I'm still hooked.)
I notice that your Mojito has several totally green (reverted) leaves. Mine does too. My question is should I cut them out so they don't out grow the variegation, or just leave them because the vine will grow variegated later?
Syngoniums do well on a wide triangular trellis because they are climbers and crawlers in nature. Multiple varieties grow wild where I live and they are such prolific growers.
Awesome video, I recently decided to grow my Standleyana trailing I'm very anxious to see how it will look.
You are amazing
Beautiful 😻🌿😻🌿
We have a bunch of painted arrow clones, the oldest pot is probably nearly 30 years old. My pot is only 6-8 years though, and last year decided to reduce the vine as it was looking a bit bald, and go for bushy, its already looking lovely and full but im hoping to double the size this year. She's unstopable!
But this makes me want to add a different variety to the pot xD
Edit: good luck with the lighting/rotating, in my experience these plants move almost immediately to follow the light.
Edit2: ive got a ring support around mine to keep it more upright and not just toppling over, but id love to put it in a long planter with something to grow up one day, i feel like syngonium would be a good candidate for a green wall.
Loving the inner grow pot shape, I have never seen one like that in my country
Have a browse for 'orchid pots' :)
@ thank you
I’ve turned some of my plastic dishes into "inner pots" with my soldering iron,you can find good sides and don’t cost an arm an a leg from discount stores. 😊
Syngonium are ever giving/needing propagating. Definitely light that adds to any variegation.
I have a mojito as well, but the most leaves it’s ever had at one time is 4. Right now it has 2. 😂 it’s very sad. I’m just not a syngonium person. I like the juvenile leaves, but I don’t like the mature ones, so I guess it’s just as well. Yours is so beautiful though Jan. I really love how variegated it’s become. 💚
Syngoniums are a struggle for me. I have a strawberry and a wenlandii, but neither are thriving like your beautiful mint! Maybe this spring should be dedicated to learning them better 😂
Looking good 👍🏼
Thank you! :)
Perfect! I saw My Syngonium Motteled as pita as it grows SO much and takes up so much space - I was undecided what to do with it. Jetzt weiß ichs - Danke! 🙏🏼
I had my Syngonium Albo on a pole and didnt like it at all. So i have a full pot that i enjoy much better!
Love it :)
That's looking beautiful 😍 Talking of outdoors, do moss poles still get bottles or just hose? do you fertilise everything much less, and if so, can you see a growth difference?
Yeah outdoors I still use the bottles to fertilise but don’t do it often enough :) but because the conditions are so good, i don’t really see a big difference! But imagine gow nixe they could be if I was more consistent with it !!:O
@sydneyplantguy 😄 then you'd just have to work harder to keep up with them 🥴
Perfect timing my pink syngoniums are wilding out
Thanks from Norway (not sure if I would risk placing my Syngoniums outdoors during summer - summers can be cold here 😊). I have a question. When you cut back a plant a lot, isn’t it becoming more difficult for the remaining leaves to feed the original roots? So would cutting some of the roots actually be beneficial? Thanks again. Your plants look amazing!!
I have S albos growing in my backyard near San Francisco. They survive any temperatures above 5°C with no problem.
@@PatrickSmith 👍
What soil medium are you using?
I have a little problem and need help. My spider plants leaves are curling up. WHY DO THEY DO THAT ITS IRRITATING ME!!!!
Never grown one of them so I have no idea :)
@ you should try one it’s very easy it doesn’t needs much water it is very easy to propagate and if you forget to water it it doesn’t really care BUT THAT LEAVES CAN BE VERY IRRITATING
que linda, quero uma muda :)
When you bring your Mojito inside for the winter, will you do a video about bugs in the soil and how you deal with that? I’m such a chicken-sh!t to put my plants outside. I have a 3 season porch and that’s the closest they get to the great outdoors 🤣🤣
Mit Pflanzen hab ich überhaupt gar keine Probleme.
Mein Problem ist, dass ich sie ständig zerhacken muss wegen Thripsen. Immer wenn sie gerade so richtig schön gross sind.....kriegen sie thripse. Montag versuche ich contendor zu besorgen. Vertragen deine Pflanzen das gut?? Musst du nie eine riesen Pflanze zerhacken weil sie durch den Befall und die Behandlung scheisse aussieht, oder es einfacher ist ,nur einen kleinen Teil der Pflanze zu behandeln? Ich verstehe nicht wie du das machst.
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Speaking of mojito, i have one that was given to me for free but its reverted. it has finally now grown a node that I can chop and then try to regrow it but I was wondering, would it be good to also cut under the node and restart the root system completely too, or just the top?? if anyone knows pls let me know ❤❤
What did i do with my singoniums? I sold all of them😅
As soon as they started to look great, and i definitely understood, how to take care of them, they were sold, to be honest they were given for free))) in that moment it seemed to me, that nobody is interested in buying singoniums
Yours look very very pretty, i even had a thought while watching, that my be i can have one)
But it’s a trap, i know it😂
Ooo great idea!! I need to do this with my syngoniums. Thanks Jan :D
Great episode to watch Jan, your the master of plant ethtitics and manipulation with the ability to create visually beautiful plants, your creativity knows no bounds...💯🪴💚👍
Hi JAN😊,
I went out to my tiny patio today and cried..
I had to cut all my babies back to the soil..every wrapped plant froze from 3 weeks of intense 🥶 🧊..and 11 inches of snow..IT NEVER snowed...each plant was mushy and frozen even under the blankets...I cried😢😢..and pray they grow in future...I had a little jungle..everyone would enjoy looking at my babies...any suggestions?(start over)....😮...help...
Hi ❤brad❤😊hugs ur way...
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Bin ich der Einzige, der das Video mit dem komischen KI-Deutsch gesehen hat?
Das kannst du umstellen in deinen settings :)
Unfortunately, Mojito loses these strong contrast spots with age. I've had it for many years in the greenhouse and the spots almost never come back.. They are green on green, no yellow.🫤
I love the short lush look for syngoniums. The only I like climbing is frosted heart. 🌿🫶