Nora…awesome video.I just love watching all your video’s, they all so detailed and easy to follow. I purchased Leca and I will be doing my first plant in leca when they arrive.
Miss Nora, this is hands-down the coolest moss pole idea that I've ever seen! I would love to attempt it on my own, and I'm thinking that I might make sort of a "franken-pothos" with it, using cuttings from several varieties of pothos. Thank you for posting this video, I'm so excited to try it out! Your videos are incredibly inspiring - because of you, I've decided to switch my plants from soil to leca and I cannot wait to see all of the roots growing and thriving! I hope you're having a wonderful day, and I'm looking forward to seeing your next video :-)
I know I have said this on several post but I just can't get enough of your videos. I have run out of ones to watch. 😊. All my supplies have arrived to make my moss poles except the darn moss which is taking forever to be delivered. I absolutely can't wait to watch your easy step by step guide while I make all my moss poles. Im converting all my plants eventually to LECA as well. It's going to take some time because I have well over 100 plants to get converted. You are hands down my favorite plantuber ❤️
Hi Nora - new subscriber from Quebec Canada - love your channel! Couple of questions regarding the moss poles given I'm really new at it (I've totally adopted your version btw and have made 3 so far ;)) Q1: Is it necessary to keep the entire moss pole moist when the plants are so young and haven't reached any height yet or can you keep only the closest section of the moss pole moist? Q2: Given this large beautiful creation, I'm wondering why you didn't add a plastic backing to it to help slow evaporation? (I thought that was brilliant but am wondering now if it causes issues?) Keep up this great work, beautiful job!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! It is not necessary to moisten the whole pole. I only moisten the bit right next to the plant when the plant is still small. The only reason I did not add a plastic backing is that I did not have any! Adding a sheet would make it look nicer too!
Fill the bottom of the flat pole with LECA, which will increase root mass, prevent the moss from falling out and help stabilize the pole in the pot. Great video though
This gives me an idea for making a green wall for behind an aquarium possibly. I love aquaponics and something like this would look beautiful hanging from the wall as a backdrop for an aquarium covered in different plants. Maybe I'll have the plant roots growing into the fish tank and have some plastic backing to protect the wall from moisture? So many possibilities! I love your channel! Thank you! ❤️
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! I know what you mean about N'Joy. I am tempted to just call it N'Joy instead of Snow Queen. It is sold as a Snow Queen here in Australia.
Nora, a couple questions- if you were going to do this again, would you put the rods inside? Rather than fastening to the back? And, have you thought about a wicking cird? Or maybe a few for something like this? So, as you put the moss in, put the rods in and lay a few cords the lenth of it, and then cover all that up with more moss and then tie the back closed... thoughts?
Hello, I would still put the rods outside just to make it easier to separate if I need to. I have not used the wicking system as I have heard that they are not very effective, I don't know, best way to find out is to try! Are you up for it?
I've been loving your videos. Since watching, I've made several moss poles and attached them to my Thai Contstellation Monsterra, Thai Contstellation Standleyana, Pink Princess x2, Siltepecana x2. Already the plants are pushing out larger leaves. Thanks for the help!
A rectangular moss pole!!!! Omg!!!! This is a hit..I love what you did. I've never seen anything like it!!!! I have the materials to do this. Your plants is going to explode!!! Thank you for sharing. Great job, mama!
Thank you so much for making this video!! How would you rehydrate this moss wall panel if you cannot use your water bottle method? I'm slowly converting my plants to moss poles and leca because I love your system so much. You are doing right by your plants and shows because they are thriving~ I also noticed you started using a lavalier mic the last few videos. The audio sounds great!
Hello, thank you for your lovely words. Yes, got amic! Got to level up! Somuch to learn with this TH-cam business! I would geberally use my pressure sprayer to keep this moist as I will only moistening the bottom bit fornow.It will take longer than usng the bottle but still possible.
I love the look but how often do you wet the moss to keep it moist. That’s a lot of moss. I’m transforming my current moss poles to the one that has a plastic shield you shared with us. It looks so neat. How long have you had an interest in all things plants? Nora you need your own television show! Plant on!💚🌿
Television show! Now that would be something!! After I have given the moss a soak,I try to use my pressure sprayer every few days to keep it moist. I have always loved plants but lock downs durig covid really brought it out of me completely.
Wonderful video Nora. Thanks once again for the detailed, and personal instructions and insights. By the way, I loved your collab with Jan! P.S. I know you are the "Leca Queen," but I'd love to see you experiment (and share) with Leca and Pearlite, and most definitely with Pon! IF you have any interest. Best wishes in the new year, and beyond.
Awesome! I love it! Such a great idea and this way I might be able to keep my moss pole moist! I also love your earrings - you look lovely and seem like a wonderful, happy person. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for sharing!! I'm going to try making my first moss wall for my pothos plants. But somehow I'm imagining putting the metal rods in cupcake molds or something and pour cement there, idk maybe 4 cm or more, and hoping they will be heavier at the bottom with individual cement attachments, thus more stable. Maybe I'll end up glueing the cement, i don't really know but I'm excited to try. Thinking of visually dividing my large room with this kind of a wall 😊
Nora, I love your innovations and creative ideas. I learn so much from you. I am definitely going to attempt to make one of these for some marble queens starts I have. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Your encouraging commentaries give me some confidence. 😄 💚🪴💚
Very informative video. Thanks so much for the idea! A couple of questions: Is there a difference between putting the rods inside the mesh and outside the mesh like you have in this video? I am facing mealy bugs hiding in the moss and then getting to the plant. How do you tackle this?
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! Putting the rods inside the mesh presents a problem when it is time to chop the plant when it grows too high. With the poles on the outside, it is easy to remove them and separate the roots if needed. I hope this makes sense. Mealy bugs in the moss? That is a new one. I have not had this problem. Can you try a diluted alcohol solution to kill the bugs in the moss? Hard to advise without seeing the setup.
@@TheLecaQueen Thanks so much for your response! Understand the logic behind the rod 😊 Mealy bugs in the moss pole - I have one of the wooden stick covered with moss. I tried spraying neem oil but does not seem to be working. Will try the alcohol. Thanks again!
Do fungus gnats live and in moss? Also when the roots grow to the bottom of this self made pot will you have to repot or do you intend on it staying in the current pot? I guess my question is what will be the maintenance of with this pot?
How do you water this moss wall? I want to try this with 4 different kinds of pothos on a ~19in wide wall but i have no idea how it would be watered and i wouldn't be able to move it under a shower to be watered.
I’m new to your channel and WOW! Awesome moss pole board! I’m going to try it for my Monstera Plant which is in soil .Thank You for sharing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Wow, Nora! I realize this video is 2 years old, but I just found your channel. I have that exact plant right next to me in my office - wondering what I was gonna do with it (it is still in the tiny pot I bought it in). I think I am going to do something along this line with some clippings from its vines. and then repot the original plant like your original plant ("still" in soil). Thank you for the idea!!! I wish I could see what that plant looks like NOW (2 years later)!!!!
Oh hello, you're in Melbourne Australia as well! Probably why I could find opaque polyethylene sheet the same size and thickness, same goes for the mesh and sphagnum! Well, it's reassuring you're in the same climate, although I don't know if you heat/humidify your place (I don't usually)! Your plants are luuuussssshhhhh. Going to try making some proper moss poles like yours for the first time today, thankyou! (The commercial coir ones are TERRIBLE!)
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! Yes, Melbourne, I would love to say born and bred but well, that is a story for another day. Making your own moss poles is really just the best!
I just had a vision of one way I might want to do this. I love zip ties, but I want to stop with extra plastic consuming. Unless it would interfere with my plant if I repot it I think taking those green poles (I might use something else, we will see) and weaving them through the hardware cloth holes with enough that only they go into the soil. Hmmmm..... Excellent video and ideas!!
I love the way these moss structures look. I must make one. I have plenty of moss left over because I use it for orchids that don't use much and I buy it when I see it because it's always very little in stock now... go figure. That pothos is an njoy. Marble and Snow have more mottled markings. Yours has solid green center with white on the edges. I have about 8 different kinds.
it does, which is why for the next moss wall I made with my Syngoniums, I used a plastic sheet back. Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/wKkSxXPjFBo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SMqdnwqTfol2UW_3
Hey Rosie. Thank you. I have given mini up dates, see below. It is pretty slow growing so not much happening yet so you will have to wait for a bit longer. th-cam.com/video/q3hVcXb_tug/w-d-xo.html
Oh my gosh Gale, you read my mind. I am just about to publish a video giving an update on this moss wall and Syngonium one. Look out for it this week. I will answer your question then.
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! As soon as the cuttings appear settled I will switch over. Probably about 2 weeks.
Hello, I get my plants from anywhere and everywhere. Stores in Melbourne usually carry the more common plants. I am always looking for plants. I use ebay, Facebook market place, online plant stores, instagram, anywhere plants are to be found I am there 😀 😄 🙃.
Nora…awesome video.I just love watching all your video’s, they all so detailed and easy to follow. I purchased Leca and I will be doing my first plant in leca when they arrive.
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching and all the best with your leca journey.
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Miss Nora, this is hands-down the coolest moss pole idea that I've ever seen! I would love to attempt it on my own, and I'm thinking that I might make sort of a "franken-pothos" with it, using cuttings from several varieties of pothos. Thank you for posting this video, I'm so excited to try it out! Your videos are incredibly inspiring - because of you, I've decided to switch my plants from soil to leca and I cannot wait to see all of the roots growing and thriving! I hope you're having a wonderful day, and I'm looking forward to seeing your next video :-)
Great idea!
A frankenpothos is an amazing idea! Try to make sure they mostly grow at the same rate 😊
You are a great influencer. Your instructions are are direct with visual hands on. Love and enjoy what you are doing. Class has started, QUIET PLEASE
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! This comment made my day!
Love your video great teacher❤
I am so glad you enjoyed it. 😉
Even before it’s grown up, it looks spectacular! Can’t wait to see the results. Fabulous demonstration as usual.
Thank you so much! I am really looking forward to seeing this one grow.
Молодец!!!!!
Thank you 😊
You are the Bob Ross of plants. I SO enjoy watching you work and you never cease to impress me 💖
Thanks so much 😊. What lovely words and I certainly do not even belong in the same sentence as Bob Ross, my kids certainly don't think so 😂😂.
Love that comparison!
Would love to see an update on this! Fantastic idea :)
You got it! Coming soon. Check out this video for a sneak peak. th-cam.com/video/q3hVcXb_tug/w-d-xo.html
I know I have said this on several post but I just can't get enough of your videos. I have run out of ones to watch. 😊. All my supplies have arrived to make my moss poles except the darn moss which is taking forever to be delivered. I absolutely can't wait to watch your easy step by step guide while I make all my moss poles. Im converting all my plants eventually to LECA as well. It's going to take some time because I have well over 100 plants to get converted. You are hands down my favorite plantuber ❤️
oh Katie, Katie, Katie, what can I say? This warms my heart!
Hi Nora - new subscriber from Quebec Canada - love your channel! Couple of questions regarding the moss poles given I'm really new at it (I've totally adopted your version btw and have made 3 so far ;)) Q1: Is it necessary to keep the entire moss pole moist when the plants are so young and haven't reached any height yet or can you keep only the closest section of the moss pole moist? Q2: Given this large beautiful creation, I'm wondering why you didn't add a plastic backing to it to help slow evaporation? (I thought that was brilliant but am wondering now if it causes issues?) Keep up this great work, beautiful job!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! It is not necessary to moisten the whole pole. I only moisten the bit right next to the plant when the plant is still small.
The only reason I did not add a plastic backing is that I did not have any! Adding a sheet would make it look nicer too!
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"I'm blaming the children." That's always a good bet! 🤣
It is always them 😂😂.
Fill the bottom of the flat pole with LECA, which will increase root mass, prevent the moss from falling out and help stabilize the pole in the pot. Great video though
Interesting additions. Thank you for that. Well appreciated 😌 ☺.
Luuuuuuv this !!!!! Awesome job! I WILL be trying this. And I love your channel! 💜
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
This gives me an idea for making a green wall for behind an aquarium possibly. I love aquaponics and something like this would look beautiful hanging from the wall as a backdrop for an aquarium covered in different plants. Maybe I'll have the plant roots growing into the fish tank and have some plastic backing to protect the wall from moisture? So many possibilities! I love your channel! Thank you! ❤️
If you like this,you will love the video I have for next week, you must watch it!😍
So cool! Isn’t that an n’joy pothos though… doesn’t look like a snow queen to me! :)
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! I know what you mean about N'Joy. I am tempted to just call it N'Joy instead of Snow Queen. It is sold as a Snow Queen here in Australia.
I will be doing this ASAP! You wouldn't happen to have an Etsy shop?
All the best, I hope it works for you. Pleaseshow me the results. I do not have an Etsy shop.
You directions are very simple and to the point. Love the idea of a rectangular moss pole. Well done. 👍🏾😉
Thank you very much.
Nora, a couple questions- if you were going to do this again, would you put the rods inside? Rather than fastening to the back? And, have you thought about a wicking cird? Or maybe a few for something like this? So, as you put the moss in, put the rods in and lay a few cords the lenth of it, and then cover all that up with more moss and then tie the back closed... thoughts?
Hello, I would still put the rods outside just to make it easier to separate if I need to. I have not used the wicking system as I have heard that they are not very effective, I don't know, best way to find out is to try! Are you up for it?
@@TheLecaQueen I think I'm up for trying... but not sure if I'd recognize if it is working well or not. But it couldn't hurt, right?
Right? 🤪
This is such an amazing idea. I NEED to try this! Thanks for the detailed tutorial ^_^
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
Just a suggestion but I'd love to see you grow Philodendron micans up a moss pole to see how big you can grow the leaves.
I am just about to pole up my Micans cuttings that are ready to go. watch this space! Notification bell for you if you want to see that.
I ended up putting a plastic rectangle in the back between the metal wire mesh and the moss so I don't spray the wall when I try to soak it.
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For sure. I am all about innovation so good on you!
I love this idea compared to moss poles!
I've been loving your videos. Since watching, I've made several moss poles and attached them to my Thai Contstellation Monsterra, Thai Contstellation Standleyana, Pink Princess x2, Siltepecana x2. Already the plants are pushing out larger leaves. Thanks for the help!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! So happy to hear about the big leaves!! Yessss!!!!
A rectangular moss pole!!!! Omg!!!! This is a hit..I love what you did. I've never seen anything like it!!!! I have the materials to do this. Your plants is going to explode!!! Thank you for sharing. Great job, mama!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! It will be amazing yes..I would love to see yours.
Thank you so much for making this video!! How would you rehydrate this moss wall panel if you cannot use your water bottle method? I'm slowly converting my plants to moss poles and leca because I love your system so much. You are doing right by your plants and shows because they are thriving~
I also noticed you started using a lavalier mic the last few videos. The audio sounds great!
Hello, thank you for your lovely words. Yes, got amic! Got to level up! Somuch to learn with this TH-cam business! I would geberally use my pressure sprayer to keep this moist as I will only moistening the bottom bit fornow.It will take longer than usng the bottle but still possible.
Ms.Nora You’re awesome. Where did you get the rectangular pot?
You are too kind. Check out my favourite Lechuza pots including that one here: kit.co/thelecaqueen/favourite-lechuza-pots
I love the look but how often do you wet the moss to keep it moist. That’s a lot of moss. I’m transforming my current moss poles to the one that has a plastic shield you shared with us. It looks so neat. How long have you had an interest in all things plants? Nora you need your own television show! Plant on!💚🌿
Television show! Now that would be something!! After I have given the moss a soak,I try to use my pressure sprayer every few days to keep it moist. I have always loved plants but lock downs durig covid really brought it out of me completely.
So happy to see that it worked out. That will look so nice once they begin to grow up that moss. Keep us posted on her progress.
Will do! It was touch and go for a second there but it all worked out. I am still shocked as to how stable the pole is.
Can we get a follow up?! Epipremnum are such amazing plants and amazing for projects like this. Very much underappreciated in most cases.
Indeed. I really love the Pothos group of plants, theyare so versatile! I will certainly keep you posted.
Love it! I love your tips and the ease of how you explain things.
Thanks so much! Your kind words are appreciated.
Wonderful video Nora. Thanks once again for the detailed, and personal instructions and insights. By the way, I loved your collab with Jan! P.S. I know you are the "Leca Queen," but I'd love to see you experiment (and share) with Leca and Pearlite, and most definitely with Pon! IF you have any interest. Best wishes in the new year, and beyond.
So the plant will grow up the moss? Where do you get the lekker
Yes, it will grow up the moss. I get leca from hydroponics shops or you can find it online.
Awesome! I love it! Such a great idea and this way I might be able to keep my moss pole moist! I also love your earrings - you look lovely and seem like a wonderful, happy person. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
You always come up with incredibly creative solutions to our plant growing conundrums! I am absolutely loving your channel & cannot wait to see more 🌿
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
Please please show an update for this😊
Thank you!
I certainly will. It still looks the same for now. We are also in autumn now so growth will be slow.
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It is a great pleasure watching your videos!! Thank you again and again! It is expensive but there is no comparison with growth in the soil. Love it!!
Thank you! Life is about doing what you love. We all pay to do what we love so this is no different.
Thanks for sharing!! I'm going to try making my first moss wall for my pothos plants. But somehow I'm imagining putting the metal rods in cupcake molds or something and pour cement there, idk maybe 4 cm or more, and hoping they will be heavier at the bottom with individual cement attachments, thus more stable. Maybe I'll end up glueing the cement, i don't really know but I'm excited to try. Thinking of visually dividing my large room with this kind of a wall 😊
What was that you soak your moss pole In ?
I soak it in the Clonex Clone Solution.
Nora, I love your innovations and creative ideas. I learn so much from you. I am definitely going to attempt to make one of these for some marble queens starts I have.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Your encouraging commentaries give me some confidence. 😄
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Wonderful! So glad to hear it! I just love having fun with my plants and trying out things.
Very informative video. Thanks so much for the idea! A couple of questions:
Is there a difference between putting the rods inside the mesh and outside the mesh like you have in this video?
I am facing mealy bugs hiding in the moss and then getting to the plant. How do you tackle this?
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! Putting the rods inside the mesh presents a problem when it is time to chop the plant when it grows too high. With the poles on the outside, it is easy to remove them and separate the roots if needed. I hope this makes sense. Mealy bugs in the moss? That is a new one. I have not had this problem. Can you try a diluted alcohol solution to kill the bugs in the moss? Hard to advise without seeing the setup.
@@TheLecaQueen Thanks so much for your response!
Understand the logic behind the rod 😊
Mealy bugs in the moss pole - I have one of the wooden stick covered with moss. I tried spraying neem oil but does not seem to be working. Will try the alcohol. Thanks again!
I can’t wait to make one of these! Though your pothos looks more like a Manjula than a Snow Queen
Do fungus gnats live and in moss? Also when the roots grow to the bottom of this self made pot will you have to repot or do you intend on it staying in the current pot? I guess my question is what will be the maintenance of with this pot?
How do you water this moss wall? I want to try this with 4 different kinds of pothos on a ~19in wide wall but i have no idea how it would be watered and i wouldn't be able to move it under a shower to be watered.
Hi Nora. I just wonder if you use living moss or preserved moss.
Can we use peat moss as an alternative as spagnum not available in our city
Great job. Your creative idea is looking beautiful.
Thank you so much 😊
I’m new to your channel and WOW! Awesome moss pole board! I’m going to try it for my Monstera Plant which is in soil .Thank You for sharing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
Wow, Nora! I realize this video is 2 years old, but I just found your channel. I have that exact plant right next to me in my office - wondering what I was gonna do with it (it is still in the tiny pot I bought it in). I think I am going to do something along this line with some clippings from its vines. and then repot the original plant like your original plant ("still" in soil).
Thank you for the idea!!! I wish I could see what that plant looks like NOW (2 years later)!!!!
Welcome so glad to have you! Check out some updates here, th-cam.com/video/JO8KSXC2nRg/w-d-xo.html have you seen my Syngonium moss wall?
I love your channel!! Totally subbed 💚💚😅⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you thank you thank you 😊 🙏 ☺
Oh hello, you're in Melbourne Australia as well! Probably why I could find opaque polyethylene sheet the same size and thickness, same goes for the mesh and sphagnum! Well, it's reassuring you're in the same climate, although I don't know if you heat/humidify your place (I don't usually)! Your plants are luuuussssshhhhh. Going to try making some proper moss poles like yours for the first time today, thankyou! (The commercial coir ones are TERRIBLE!)
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! Yes, Melbourne, I would love to say born and bred but well, that is a story for another day. Making your own moss poles is really just the best!
Your pants are beautiful. Thank you for these wonderful ideas. God bless. 🥰 . Love your voice.
Thank you so much!
I just had a vision of one way I might want to do this. I love zip ties, but I want to stop with extra plastic consuming. Unless it would interfere with my plant if I repot it I think taking those green poles (I might use something else, we will see) and weaving them through the hardware cloth holes with enough that only they go into the soil. Hmmmm..... Excellent video and ideas!!
Excellent idea 💡 👏 👌
I came across your channel just watching videos of moss poles and I'm hooked!!! Please post more content!!!
Hello!! Happy to have you here. I hope you have subscribed. I have heaps of content on here already and making so much more. Join me for the ride.
Very ingenious! Kudos to you…
Thank you very much!
Beautiful! Your plant looks like a Pothos N Joy or Glacier not a snow queen.
Thank you 😊. In Australia it is called a Snow Queen .
@@TheLecaQueen Amazing. Thank you
Fantastic video Nora. I'm in south Brisbane. where are you located?
Thank you. I am in Melbourne.
Hello! Question, which other plants do you recommend for that type of pole?? Thank you in advance 😊
Plants that have aerial roots work well. I also have done this with Syngoniums. See video here:th-cam.com/video/wKkSxXPjFBo/w-d-xo.html
I can’t find clear containers 😩
THIS IS A VERY NICE SET-UP. YOUR VIDEOS ARE EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW. YOU ARE A VERY SMART LADY. THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING.
You are too kind, thank you.
I love the way these moss structures look. I must make one. I have plenty of moss left over because I use it for orchids that don't use much and I buy it when I see it because it's always very little in stock now... go figure. That pothos is an njoy. Marble and Snow have more mottled markings. Yours has solid green center with white on the edges. I have about 8 different kinds.
You should!
absolutely beautiful and amazing. how often do you water the moss or do you ever water the moss.
Thank you. I try to get it moist at least once a week.
Me planning a different way to plant the next batch of propagated cuttings. Luvvv this piece ♡
Thank you.
Question: Won’t the moss up top dry out really quickly with both sides open and nothing growing on it?
it does, which is why for the next moss wall I made with my Syngoniums, I used a plastic sheet back. Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/wKkSxXPjFBo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SMqdnwqTfol2UW_3
Fantastic.
Many thanks!
You never cease to amaze me! This is the coolest thing, literally, epic, I’ve never seen it done!
You are too kind. Thank you 😊
PLEASE tell me you have an update on this. I love this idea!!!
Hey Rosie. Thank you. I have given mini up dates, see below. It is pretty slow growing so not much happening yet so you will have to wait for a bit longer.
th-cam.com/video/q3hVcXb_tug/w-d-xo.html
Just lovely!
Thanks for this great how to video. 😊👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
As the plant gets big, won’t the whole thing be top heavy and fall over without being bottom weighted?
Oh my gosh Gale, you read my mind. I am just about to publish a video giving an update on this moss wall and Syngonium one. Look out for it this week. I will answer your question then.
IWhat was that you soak your mose
I would put some plastic shits into the back side of the pole to have moisture for longer 💕
That is definitely an option. I would have done that but I had no plastic sheet to use.
Remarkable! Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I can’t wait to see that grow up that pole. It’s going to be gorgeous
I know right! Can you just imagine it!
Absolutely beautiful 😍 ❤
Thank you! 😊
Wow you are the truth 😌
When do you start using the foliage focus on the moss pole?
Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated! As soon as the cuttings appear settled I will switch over. Probably about 2 weeks.
Could you provide an update video on this moss wall? Thanks
Too early for an update, this plant is a notoriously slow grower. I will put up a picture on my Community tab soon.
Where can I buy those earrings? LOL. They are unique.
Thank you, I got them off a seller on etsy but I had her make mine bigger! I like big leaves !!
Wow... look at this Spectacular that is the name for this..thank you
Thank you!
100! Great idea expanded !
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I watch you do that I need to build one for my SNOW QUEEN. Thank you for sharing.
Love to see a follow up as your beautiful Snow Queen makes her way up the moss pole.
For sure, you will definitely see her.
Hello do you leave the paper clips still attached to the mesh and moss.
No I remove them as the aerial roots attach
Can’t wait to see how this matures!
You and me both!
Wonderful idea 💡I cannot wait to try this for my neon pothos. Thank you. 🙏🏼
This was very helpful. Thank you
You are welcome 😊
Hi Nora. Where do you get your rare plants from. Do you order online? Do the stores in Melbourne carry them. Thank you for a reply
Hello, I get my plants from anywhere and everywhere. Stores in Melbourne usually carry the more common plants. I am always looking for plants. I use ebay, Facebook market place, online plant stores, instagram, anywhere plants are to be found I am there 😀 😄 🙃.
@@TheLecaQueen same here except for the really expensive ones.
I love 💕 your ideas the out come is so gorgeous I ❤️ it thanks 🙏 for sharing enjoyed watching from California beautiful plants collections you have ❤️
Thank you so much!
Ms queen leca, this idea is awesome 👍👍👍
Thank you! 😊
Wow! Just wow!! That will be just the best moss wall!
I know right ✅ 😊
I really enjoy your channel. Thanks for sharing! :)
It looks so good!
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
Wow! So cool! I love your channel! I feel it!
Thank you so much! Thank you for your kind words and for watching and subscribing, much appreciated!
This is beautiful…can’t wait to see it grow up
Thank you. I can't wait also!
Nora, this is a lovely pole, great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
This turned out amazing
Have a great day
Thank you!
I don’t think that’s a snow queen pothos
Thanks. It is called a Snow Queen in Australia.
Beautiful