Great video!! Beautiful new plant. Thanks for showing the entire process. I’m certain especially newbies will appreciate the thought that goes into planting the cuttings. Details like soaking the terracotta first are so Important. I must say though, my very favorite part of your videos is how quiet the music is. So many TH-camrs have their music obnoxiously loud. You have become my absolute favorite to watch! Love all your content. Always fun to hear about your wife and ‘kids’. ❤️
Thanks Becky so much for this comment. I try and make my videos entertaining enough that people keep returning, but at the same time not over the top theatrics hahaha I am so glad you appreciate the smaller things I do in the videos (like quieter music), so this feedback is very useful to me....THANK YOU!
@@EverythingPlants No, it isn't. I have become super sensitive to background music, not in a great way. It can annoy me at times, it's very hard to explain. Your music is so benign that I hardly even notice for the most part. Some TH-camrs have used music (say during a big box shopping video or fast forwarding mundane tasks) that feels like you should be watching something elicit from the 70's. There is nothing at all off putting about your videos. And like other viewers have expressed, involving the dogs and mentioning the family makes your videos that much more relatable and real.
I chopped my trailing plants on January 17th. Tons of cuttings. My neon Pothos went crazy. I cut it back to the pot. Left a node on each end and pinned it to the soil. It's now like a basketball, so full on top. The pinned ends grew new leaves as well, rather than beginning to trail quickly. Great video 🌟, so helpful for anyone.🥰👍
@@EverythingPlants the Neon Pothos in your video would be perfect. Push that trail end that you cut to inside and down. That point should grow right into the soil. My marble Queen has 3 trail roots growing in, no pin. Humidity by her, helped those Arial roots hit the soil and grow 😍🤩🥰.
I just repotted a Monstera deliciousa into a terracotta out without soaking it in water first and I initially flipped as to why I poured in the equivalent of a swimming pool into the pot and didn’t see any water coming out. Figured out it was wicking the water and not that I had compressed soil so Great Tip. I’m propagating some of these Brazil and Neon Pothos for a loved one and will definitely plant them into the same pot. Great result and thanks for sharing:)
Så smart att kombinera två olika sorter. De ska jag också göra med mina olika pothos. Har en likadan sprayflaska som jag köpt på Amazon. Nu måste jag börja använda den. Tack för dina inspirerande videos😊🙏🙏❣
Jag tror att en kombination av olika växter ger en intressant kruka och sparar utrymme också. Tack så mycket för att du tittade på min video. Jag hoppas att du stannar kvar för mer! I think combining different plants makes for an interesting pot and saves spaces as well. Thanks so much for watching my video. I hope you stick around for more!
Great video. I loved how you showed that plant who’s boss. The colors of the Brazil and neon pothos really do look beautiful together. Thanks for the great information. Stay safe.
Beautiful plants. The philodendrons are on my bucket lit. I haven’t found any yet and can’t believe the beautiful coloured leaves. Thanks for the video.
Nice video as usual! I usually put a coffee filter in the pot before putting in the soil. It prevents soil from coming out when you place plants into it.
Loved the combination of the two plants….gorgeous! I’ve been looking at the long legs of my golden pothos thinking springtime. I appreciate the information you presented. I’ll try cutting it back to the pot edge….was going to leave it about a foot long but I’m going to try it your way because there’s a lot of empty space in my pot and I want it to be bushier. I have a cebu blue that grows all over and I might try the same technique on that too. I love your videos💚🪴💚 your new camera is great and the music makes it awesome. The exotica is my dream plant …. although I am happy with a gifted argyreaus cutting I rooted and potted in soil. It’s growing slowwwwwwly but surely!
Know what you mean with that argyreaus. Got it at Walmart 2 years ago. It did nothing except continue to die. Moved it away from good sunlight to a corner with just a lamp. Waited for it to continue dying, but to my surprise, it began to grow and flourish. It dominates the table now, and I must propagate but was hesitant until watching this video.
Thanks! You could always leave that foot long section and see how it decides to respond and then take all those individual cuttings and eventually add them back into the pot for a more bushier pot. Which ever way you choose....good luck and keep me posted!
LOVE this combination! The neon and brasil look fantastic together! Over a month ago, I took cuttings from my pothos n’joy and monstera adansonii and placed both in one water jar in front of grow lights, changing water weekly and nothing has happened. I’ve now transferred to a perlite prop box because I don’t want to give up. Have you ever experienced this?
How close or far away is the light source. It might not be getting enough light. Thanks surprising because pothos usually root quickly. The adansonii may take a bit longer, but those two are usually root easy. My guess is that light isn't close or strong enough.
Thank you Jeff! It is about a foot away from the grow light, which may not be the strongest, I’m guessing. I will move my prop box closer to the light and keep my fingers crossed. Thanks again for your suggestion!
That's a great combination! I also need to trim my neon pothos. Do you have any monstera combos? I have adonsonii and siltapecana cuttings but not sure they'll grow well together.
Great video and great timing! I have a Brazil and a golden pothos I need to chop and prop too! But I want to put the cuttings back into the same pots I took them from to make them fuller. Would you recommend propping them in Perlite instead of water so the transition back to dirt will be easier and more chance of success?
I have water propagated and then planted them into a seperate pot of soil. Once the transition to soil then you can combine the two pots to make one bushy pot. Hope that makes sense. Or you can definitely try the perlite method 👍
Oh yes, totally! I just thought I'd eliminate to the middle man lol Try perlite and then plant directly into the original pot with the mama plant. Maybe I'll try both 😆
I like this idea and would like to try it. I’m wondering. Have you noticed that one variety becomes dominant and grows faster? Or, chokes another variety out? Thanks Jeff!
So helpful. I’ve seen many pothos propagating videos, but this was somehow peaceful, therapeutic. And now I want a philodendron Brasil 😄😕
Thanks Angela! You should definitely get one lol
I absolutely love the combo of the philodendron and the neon pothos. Brilliant! They do really compliment each other so well. Good call!
Thanks Vicki!
Great video!! Beautiful new plant. Thanks for showing the entire process. I’m certain especially newbies will appreciate the thought that goes into planting the cuttings. Details like soaking the terracotta first are so Important. I must say though, my very favorite part of your videos is how quiet the music is. So many TH-camrs have their music obnoxiously loud. You have become my absolute favorite to watch! Love all your content. Always fun to hear about your wife and ‘kids’. ❤️
Thanks Becky so much for this comment. I try and make my videos entertaining enough that people keep returning, but at the same time not over the top theatrics hahaha I am so glad you appreciate the smaller things I do in the videos (like quieter music), so this feedback is very useful to me....THANK YOU!
I agree with the music part for sure. It is often just distracting and unnecessary in many cases.
@@vickiandKi it's not too distracting for my videos?
@@EverythingPlants No, it isn't. I have become super sensitive to background music, not in a great way. It can annoy me at times, it's very hard to explain. Your music is so benign that I hardly even notice for the most part. Some TH-camrs have used music (say during a big box shopping video or fast forwarding mundane tasks) that feels like you should be watching something elicit from the 70's. There is nothing at all off putting about your videos. And like other viewers have expressed, involving the dogs and mentioning the family makes your videos that much more relatable and real.
I chopped my trailing plants on January 17th. Tons of cuttings. My neon Pothos went crazy. I cut it back to the pot. Left a node on each end and pinned it to the soil. It's now like a basketball, so full on top. The pinned ends grew new leaves as well, rather than beginning to trail quickly. Great video 🌟, so helpful for anyone.🥰👍
Very lovely I love it ! The color was blend in together, Great video, Thank you for sharing great ideas:)
I've tired the pin method with a micans and it didn't work for me, but since reading this I want to try it again. Thanks for the reminder Kimberly!
@@EverythingPlants the Neon Pothos in your video would be perfect. Push that trail end that you cut to inside and down. That point should grow right into the soil. My marble Queen has 3 trail roots growing in, no pin. Humidity by her, helped those Arial roots hit the soil and grow 😍🤩🥰.
Also put a spoonful of loose soil under the Arial numb and spray with your sprayer👍💖
@@kimberlyskinner8177 thanks so much!
Thanks you gave me a great idea to combine my pothos and philodendron hearts that i just propagated
I have a combined pothos and philodendron Brasil and it's awesome 👍
Love this video. The combination of the 2 plants is beautiful.
Thanks!
Hi Jeff, just watched a video on hoyas and care. You mentioned that you cut the tendrils. Mine are growing like crazy but where do I cut them?
Glad I'm not the only one struggling with planting several cuttings :D Sometimes it's really a hassle.
LOL. I knew it was going to end up like that
I just repotted a Monstera deliciousa into a terracotta out without soaking it in water first and I initially flipped as to why I poured in the equivalent of a swimming pool into the pot and didn’t see any water coming out. Figured out it was wicking the water and not that I had compressed soil so Great Tip. I’m propagating some of these Brazil and Neon Pothos for a loved one and will definitely plant them into the same pot. Great result and thanks for sharing:)
It's pretty surprising how much water it actually soaks up. I should do a little experiment with that sometime. Thanks Sharon!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing pothos I love your your videos
Thanks Jillian!!!
I have a long bare vine of philodendron Brasil without any leaves. I’m trying as I watch your process. Thanks for sharing!
Place those bare leaf nodes in a perlite prop box and they will definitely get roots and new growth!
Love, love the background music!!! 💜💕💜💕💜💕💜
Thanks Erika! 👋
Så smart att kombinera två olika sorter. De ska jag också göra med mina olika pothos. Har en likadan sprayflaska som jag köpt på Amazon. Nu måste jag börja använda den. Tack för dina inspirerande videos😊🙏🙏❣
Jag tror att en kombination av olika växter ger en intressant kruka och sparar utrymme också. Tack så mycket för att du tittade på min video. Jag hoppas att du stannar kvar för mer!
I think combining different plants makes for an interesting pot and saves spaces as well. Thanks so much for watching my video. I hope you stick around for more!
Beautiful!! The color of neon and Brazil pothos compliment each other. I want to do this. Never thought of it. Thanks for the idea.
Hey Lou...I had them both propagating, so I thought I'd throw them in together lol
They look super pretty together.
Thanks Karen! I think so too.
Great video. I loved how you showed that plant who’s boss. The colors of the Brazil and neon pothos really do look beautiful together. Thanks for the great information. Stay safe.
Thanks so much 😊I though they complement each other nicely.
I’ve started potting different propagated pothos and philodendrons together too. I love how it looks! 😊🌿🌱🎋🪴🍃
It is just something different! Thanks for watching Ivy!
Very, very nice 👍🙂. Bunches and more bunches. They don't look worse for the wear. Nice gift. Idea to share your plants.
Thanks Ming Lee!
@@EverythingPlants your welcome. Have a pleasant weekend.
@@minglee4121 thanks and you too!
Beautiful plants. The philodendrons are on my bucket lit. I haven’t found any yet and can’t believe the beautiful coloured leaves. Thanks for the video.
I hope you find them soon Norma!
Thanks for a great video! Pothos & Philadendron are my favorites. What a cool idea potting them up together.
I just wanted to try something different....I've never planted them together and thought I'd give it a try. Thanks for watching Linda!
Nice video as usual! I usually put a coffee filter in the pot before putting in the soil. It prevents soil from coming out when you place plants into it.
I have wanted to try something like this as well. How long does the filter last before it begins to break down?
@@EverythingPlants it’s hard to tell. I have plants I have repotted from last year and the filter is still intact!
@@annezeigler5982 oh wow. That is pretty impressive...I thought about placing that small plastic mesh in the bottom.
@@EverythingPlants I’m sure that would work as well!
Loved the combination of the two plants….gorgeous! I’ve been looking at the long legs of my golden pothos thinking springtime. I appreciate the information you presented. I’ll try cutting it back to the pot edge….was going to leave it about a foot long but I’m going to try it your way because there’s a lot of empty space in my pot and I want it to be bushier. I have a cebu blue that grows all over and I might try the same technique on that too. I love your videos💚🪴💚 your new camera is great and the music makes it awesome. The exotica is my dream plant …. although I am happy with a gifted argyreaus cutting I rooted and potted in soil. It’s growing slowwwwwwly but surely!
Know what you mean with that argyreaus. Got it at Walmart 2 years ago. It did nothing except continue to die. Moved it away from good sunlight to a corner with just a lamp. Waited for it to continue dying, but to my surprise, it began to grow and flourish. It dominates the table now, and I must propagate but was hesitant until watching this video.
Thanks! You could always leave that foot long section and see how it decides to respond and then take all those individual cuttings and eventually add them back into the pot for a more bushier pot. Which ever way you choose....good luck and keep me posted!
What a great combination!
It works! I love it.
I love the combination of these two plants. Guess who’s getting haircuts today😁
Sorry for the late response....did you cut it???
Perfect timing! Thank you for this video 🍃 🌱 🪴
Thanks for watching Pamela!
@@EverythingPlants your videos are so relaxing and has been so helpful 🙏
I think I'll try that, it really looks nice! 👍
Thanks Patricia!
Great video thank you this was very helpful a new plant mommy 😂
No problem Tamisha
I loved it thank you ❤️
Thanks for watching!
LOVE this combination! The neon and brasil look fantastic together! Over a month ago, I took cuttings from my pothos n’joy and monstera adansonii and placed both in one water jar in front of grow lights, changing water weekly and nothing has happened. I’ve now transferred to a perlite prop box because I don’t want to give up. Have you ever experienced this?
How close or far away is the light source. It might not be getting enough light.
Thanks surprising because pothos usually root quickly. The adansonii may take a bit longer, but those two are usually root easy. My guess is that light isn't close or strong enough.
Thank you Jeff! It is about a foot away from the grow light, which may not be the strongest, I’m guessing. I will move my prop box closer to the light and keep my fingers crossed. Thanks again for your suggestion!
Beautiful 🤩
Thanks 🤗
That's a great combination! I also need to trim my neon pothos. Do you have any monstera combos? I have adonsonii and siltapecana cuttings but not sure they'll grow well together.
I only have a deliciosa and siltepecana....they are seperate plants right now.
Great video.
Im doing the same and would like to know how often you water the new cuttings until they are used to being in the soil.
I won't let the soil dry out for about the first two weeks...don't let those water roots get dry or its a goner lol
@@EverythingPlants Thanks, brother and keep up the good work.
Great video and great timing! I have a Brazil and a golden pothos I need to chop and prop too! But I want to put the cuttings back into the same pots I took them from to make them fuller. Would you recommend propping them in Perlite instead of water so the transition back to dirt will be easier and more chance of success?
I have water propagated and then planted them into a seperate pot of soil. Once the transition to soil then you can combine the two pots to make one bushy pot. Hope that makes sense. Or you can definitely try the perlite method 👍
Oh yes, totally! I just thought I'd eliminate to the middle man lol Try perlite and then plant directly into the original pot with the mama plant. Maybe I'll try both 😆
I love this video thank you… during those 2 weeks do you use plain water ? Or fertilized water ? Thank you .
Hello Lucy! I use filtered tap water (a small filter that screws onto the tap) for all my plants, but just straight tap water should be fine.
@@EverythingPlants ok thank you for the info. By the way I love your channel.
@@lucyeloisa7165 thanks so much!!!
Pruning and propagation is also addicting lol
Yes, yes it can lol
I like this idea and would like to try it. I’m wondering. Have you noticed that one variety becomes dominant and grows faster? Or, chokes another variety out?
Thanks Jeff!
Hey Jen. I haven't noticed anything like that yet, but I have a feeling the pothos will grow faster lol They always grow like weeds.
Successful Props To Pots Are My Kind Of Plant High!!! 🙃🙃🙃
Nice!
My pothos and philodendron cuttings always root quickly in water but my scindapsus has taken months with no sign of roots lol
Mine too! I had no roots on my jade satin scindapsus and I switched it over to a perlite prop box and it sprouted roots in like 2 weeks
@@EverythingPlants interesting I’ll have to give that a try because I’m losing hope 😂
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