I am a plant nerd. This is the best channel I’ve come across and I watch a LOT of channels. I don’t have to have a massive house or garden, or watch a bunch of ads for expensive products. You are clear, specific, concise and helpful. Thank you.
Great video! You could trim the rootball and replant it, new leaf shoots will likely come out of the stumps. I did it once and it put out mature, holed and fenestrated leaves straight away. Good luck in your new home, I'd bet that you purposely bought a place with good natural light in mind.
Well after watching this my heart goes out to you!. It must have hurt!. It also shows how much you care about your plants and are prepared to do what’s right!!. Brave man… I’m also going to subscribe now… stay strong.
Your videos are so nice! Informative and entertaining 😊 I love how many plants you care for and the love you show them. Your comments make me smile. Thank you.
I agree, I've been watching for some years and I'm still learning. I have rewatch certain videos to burn the words on my brain. I've been talking care for f plants since I was 15 and I thought I new my shit till a couple channels on here humbled me quickly 😊
Mr. Sheffield, you could always gift a leaf cutting to some of your subscribers as a "thank you" for supporting your channel. I'm just throwing out ideas here. I have one but some others may not. Thanks for another good video.
Since you still have good roots, I’ve found out that you can grow a plant back from a situation like what you’re holding at the end of the video. I had a philodendron I had to drastically cut back due to some kind of sickness with the leaves, but I remembered what you said “they always grow back” my philodendron is now putting out baby leaves
That monstera got quite a haircut. 💇♀️😲 I thoroughly enjoyed watching you chopping her up. Please share the newly rooted youngsters. It will be fun to see all the new monstera. Great way to start my day 🌞🌞🌞🌞
Although that was pretty drastic, I understand why you did it. In two months time in your new home you will have more new plants than you know what to do with! 🌱😄💕
I just got a cutting from a leggy, thin, but tall Monstera variegata with one leaf that has no fenestration. I hope to let it grow stronger and better than before-maybe at the same time as you. :D
I did rhis with a Rubber Plant a few years ago..only i just stuck the pot outside to throw in the garden but noticed sprouts coming out. She's 7 ft tall now and lives outside ss long as its not too cold. The hard part is finding a place to put the giant pot in the house in the winter months. 😂 Good luck with your 20 monsters Mr Sheffield and thanks for the video..i have one that looks pretty sad too because its really root bound.
Oh no Monty! Like u said he would not survive the move, but he's always been there 😢 Good luck with the multiple propogations! Good luck with the move too. Am a new plant parent with a growing collection, and everything i've learned from you has been magic, so thank you x
I did the same thing to my monstera, although it was not as glorious as yours. It was in an 8 inch plastic pot. I had to cut the pot to release the plant. When I finally got it out, there was very little soil. It was all perlite and roots. Yikes! Fortunately, mother and babies are fine. Thanks for a great video. Good luck with your move.
I'm actually surprised how few roots there were for such a large monstera. Well, surprised on the fine roots. I would think there would have been more thick roots. Also...I am in love with that orange planter! I think you also have some smaller ones and they just catch my attention every time. I must find some. ❤
Had to do this myself a few days ago. When I woke up this morning, it had dropped on the floor after it drank half the water, making it too top-heavy. Thankfully, the vase didn't break On your previous advice👍🏿
I always enjoy watching the information you provide on your videos! it’s educational and relaxing To listen and watch along while I crochet😊 we have two cats in our household who are rambunctious and inclined to choose anything they can get their teeth into. We would greatly appreciate an in-depth video describing plants that are excellent in moderate to very poor lighting (North/Northwest facing windows only & Nova Scotia climate) conditions that are safe for cats and dogs. There is a great benefit to having plants in our household for mental health and physical health over and above the general improvement of design aesthetics & we hope to be able to rebuild our indoor oasis well maintaining safety for our fur babies. Thanks!! 🇨🇦
@@SheffieldMadePlants you’re welcome and thank you! Hopefully you’ll be able to find time to do an in-depth report as I had suggested. With the onset of fall/winter I believe it would be highly beneficial, not worldwide 🙂
Good morning Mr Sheffield You have talked about him many times and not fitting where he needs to be (next to the light) but good chop and good luck with the babies growing roots.
"Left him as he was", in a bigger pot; near morning sun window. To make repotting easier, I use plastic bags. I fold them, poke them with a needle, put clay marbles in one then, soil and the plant in another one.
Wow it takes great courage to cut down such a big monster(a)! If it were someone else I would screaming 😱, but we believe in you Mr. Sheffield, good luck growing multiple monsteras. 🌿🌱🌿🌱 It’s always after chopping we realise that there is no need for a big chop.😅
I did that to my Monsters Alba, because it had bugs, and all leaves where damaged. I have now 11 Monsteras, ok, still waiting for four to push a new leave.
YIKES! I could never do that to my plants if they were that big or half that size, not even half way through the video but carry on I’ll try to make it through with all my marbles 😂😂😂
OMG. I don't believe I just saw you do that! Good grief. 😮 My monstera actually lives ON my south facing picture window. The window IS its support. The climate here is cool and cloudy, and it and my other plants do very well in the window. Love your videos! 🌺
Richard, you're moving?! I wonder how long THAT will take... Will you have more space for the plant babies? Please keep us posted on how best to proceed with the clippings. I have some overdue philodendrun-monstera pruning to do, too.
My monstera has gone through 2 rounds of thrips. All the leaves have terrible brown insect damage, even the top cut. The last leaf, and biggest (12 fenestrations and 12 perforations) is so insect damaged! I think I have to let it go forever. I don’t think I can even root any of it. I keep putting it off. But seeing you do it, I’m ready. I’m just so sad that none of it can be saved😢
): there is no plant left and I have found that not ALL plants that are chopped grow back I would never do that to my lovely plants even if I was moving ...its taken too long to get them to the point of being large and I prefer very large plants I helped a friend move a 6 foot monstera and we used a Christmas tree bag It worked out great!
I must say nowadays I prefer moss over water for most props, especially for monstera (albo), but I'm also currently propagating some Tomato cuttings in Moss since they turn to mush within 24 hours in water (for me at least). That experience might have influenced my opinions xD
@@mistermilkman it's not just you. I wince with every cut! Even thought to myself that Sheffy inserting his cutting scream sound effect would not have been out of place.
@ohnoyce No lies told. If he inserts the sound, I might b even more traumatized when attempting 2 propagate my monstera. I may do it next yr. 1 of them has 4 stems n 1. It's very full & luscious. ☺️
Congratulations on the upcoming move! I hope you kept the Monstera rootball, because to quote you “they always grow back”. I just cut my ficus to 4” hoping that is true. (I know it is). I now call her stumpy 😂
I too cut my monstera for the first time like two months ago. The remaining two plans are so scraggly I have been wanting to prop the remaining.. ugh just may have to do it
Im about to cut off some leaves on my Monstera. He's got a lot of babies growing on the bottom, but the bigger leaves block their sun . I feel like the plant will benefit from the trim. Hope i'm not making a mistake
imho the root system is a bit underdeveloped for such a large plant (or group of plants). I expected it to be root bound but it still had quite a bit of volume to fill.
Thanks for all the videos! They're really helpful. Question about the moisture metre - when I put mine in a pot to take a reading, the needle always jumps straight up to the moist/wet end of the scale, before slowing dropping back down and settling somewhere nearer the dry end. I'm just wondering if yours does the same, and if so, at what point consider it to be truly indicative of what's going on in the soil? I'm guessing I should be looking at it once it's had a moment to settle, rather than paying attention to that first instant reading?
I’ve been following for about 6 months now and always wondered if you’d prune the monstera in your bedroom! Glad to see this video. Was it stressful or cathartic to prune her back after 10 years?
OMG you actually move? I predicted that 😅 i remember when i asked you this year or i said something '' i cant imagine if you have to move'' and you said that you have no plan to move and now it happens :D
Snap, snap, snap! This is how you turn your home into a wildlife safari. You'll end up with 20 bags of soil in your kitchen and an absolute necessity for shelves. Good luck everyone!
hey Mr. Sheffield i was getting rid of some old leaves on my monstera today and i think i have accidentaly cut the stem and now its staying in the soil only with one air root that its almost broken i only see a tiny string holding it together. Is there a chance for it to survive?
A prune, a check, and a bottle of Pimm's. It truly is the end of an era! Are you moving to a place with underfloor heating, and floor to ceiling windows with unobstructed views?😊
I did this to my Monsters about 6 months ago. They rooted well in water & they have been living in water since. I’ve decided to grow them hydroponically to keep them under control. I love the leaf shape but haven’t room for a giant. Do you think this is ok long term?
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OK was that an oopsy?? Maybe a helpful hint, when I am dropping some of my bigger plants trousers I cover my table with puppy pads. I know maybe a wee bit weird but it keeps most of the dirt somewhat in the same place. I missed the part about you moving. If it is not being too nosy why are you moving? Where are you going? Hope all is well!!!!
00:29 when you say the gaps between the leaves shouldn’t be this big… Do you mean the gaps along the trunk closer to the window they would be like 2 cm apart?
Just did the Monstera. The roots are developing very quickly. It was so unexpected. I was going to plant and the cuttings into the same big pot. Would this be a mistake?
Really, my word...couldn't imagine prices like that. I give monstera away all the time...just moved my mother plant outside as now too big for the house. She cost me $20 AUD 5 Years ago
Hello, Question: What are the tiny bugs in my soil and sometimes in new soil. They are not gnats. when I dig up the soil slightly they appear.. They almost look like some type of mite. Thanks!!!!
@@SheffieldMadePlants no I don't believe there's springtails I have some in the soil of one Bonsai I have and when I bought a bag of cactus mix it had some in it I can't seem to find anyone on TH-cam that knows what these are.
🙈ooh, I can’t watch…🙊both the plant and the pot emptied onto the counter! 😮😮😮 I’d like to have a chat with the Mrs about these plant shenanigans 😂 #sheffieldshenanigansnewchannelname
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Well, on the bright side you've got Christmas figured out. Everyone is getting a monstera. 😂
I think we are learning his humor and magnifying it towards him.. fun times
I can see the rellies now..."groan, not bloody monsteras again!"
Without a doubt! 😆
I can't believe what I just saw. I understand with the move and all. I want to see this plant sprout so bad now. Keep us updated. Thanks Rich. Peace.
Don't worry, this monster, monstera is though.
I am a plant nerd. This is the best channel I’ve come across and I watch a LOT of channels. I don’t have to have a massive house or garden, or watch a bunch of ads for expensive products. You are clear, specific, concise and helpful. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Can you please make a video on the best way to pack houseplants when moving a house?
Great video!
You could trim the rootball and replant it, new leaf shoots will likely come out of the stumps. I did it once and it put out mature, holed and fenestrated leaves straight away.
Good luck in your new home, I'd bet that you purposely bought a place with good natural light in mind.
I did a complete restart on a Monstera I had for many years. The new plants are healthy and happy 😀🇨🇦
Well after watching this my heart goes out to you!. It must have hurt!. It also shows how much you care about your plants and are prepared to do what’s right!!. Brave man…
I’m also going to subscribe now… stay strong.
Hope you cleaned up thoroughly before Mrs Sheffield got home
Oops
Mr. Sheffield today woke up and chose violence 😳
Happy new home Mr Sheffield 🙂 I hope it has big south facing windows 😍
Cheers!
I hope you have more bright space for your plants.
I have been trying my hand at rooting in perlite. The Hoyas seem to do well in perlite. I see that propagation can be addictive. 😊😊
Your videos are so nice! Informative and entertaining 😊 I love how many plants you care for and the love you show them. Your comments make me smile. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Your videos are really helpful! I've learned so much since I started watching in July. I'm excited to see how these bbs turn out :)
I agree, I've been watching for some years and I'm still learning. I have rewatch certain videos to burn the words on my brain. I've been talking care for f plants since I was 15 and I thought I new my shit till a couple channels on here humbled me quickly 😊
Thanks!
Good luck with the move. Can't wait to see your plants settling into the new place. Hopefully lots of lovely light for you and them :)
Thanks!
oooh how my heart broke watching you cut that gorgeous plant up 😂
Mr. Sheffield, you could always gift a leaf cutting to some of your subscribers as a "thank you" for supporting your channel. I'm just throwing out ideas here. I have one but some others may not. Thanks for another good video.
Since you still have good roots, I’ve found out that you can grow a plant back from a situation like what you’re holding at the end of the video. I had a philodendron I had to drastically cut back due to some kind of sickness with the leaves, but I remembered what you said “they always grow back” my philodendron is now putting out baby leaves
That monstera got quite a haircut. 💇♀️😲 I thoroughly enjoyed watching you chopping her up. Please share the newly rooted youngsters. It will be fun to see all the new monstera. Great way to start my day 🌞🌞🌞🌞
Funnily I really do not like watching a plant being cut unless I'm the one doing the cutting. Lol 😢
@@maxinaw.3576 🤔
Thanks!
Although that was pretty drastic, I understand why you did it. In two months time in your new home you will have more new plants than you know what to do with! 🌱😄💕
I just got a cutting from a leggy, thin, but tall Monstera variegata with one leaf that has no fenestration. I hope to let it grow stronger and better than before-maybe at the same time as you. :D
I did rhis with a Rubber Plant a few years ago..only i just stuck the pot outside to throw in the garden but noticed sprouts coming out. She's 7 ft tall now and lives outside ss long as its not too cold. The hard part is finding a place to put the giant pot in the house in the winter months. 😂 Good luck with your 20 monsters Mr Sheffield and thanks for the video..i have one that looks pretty sad too because its really root bound.
Oh no Monty! Like u said he would not survive the move, but he's always been there 😢 Good luck with the multiple propogations! Good luck with the move too. Am a new plant parent with a growing collection, and everything i've learned from you has been magic, so thank you x
I think I cried a little- 😂
I did the same thing to my monstera, although it was not as glorious as yours. It was in an 8 inch plastic pot. I had to cut the pot to release the plant. When I finally got it out, there was very little soil. It was all perlite and roots. Yikes! Fortunately, mother and babies are fine. Thanks for a great video. Good luck with your move.
Thanks!
I'm actually surprised how few roots there were for such a large monstera. Well, surprised on the fine roots. I would think there would have been more thick roots. Also...I am in love with that orange planter! I think you also have some smaller ones and they just catch my attention every time. I must find some. ❤
Had to do this myself a few days ago. When I woke up this morning, it had dropped on the floor after it drank half the water, making it too top-heavy.
Thankfully, the vase didn't break
On your previous advice👍🏿
Good job!
I always enjoy watching the information you provide on your videos! it’s educational and relaxing To listen and watch along while I crochet😊 we have two cats in our household who are rambunctious and inclined to choose anything they can get their teeth into.
We would greatly appreciate an in-depth video describing plants that are excellent in moderate to very poor lighting (North/Northwest facing windows only & Nova Scotia climate) conditions that are safe for cats and dogs. There is a great benefit to having plants in our household for mental health and physical health over and above the general improvement of design aesthetics & we hope to be able to rebuild our indoor oasis well maintaining safety for our fur babies. Thanks!! 🇨🇦
Thank you 😊
@@SheffieldMadePlants you’re welcome and thank you! Hopefully you’ll be able to find time to do an in-depth report as I had suggested. With the onset of fall/winter I believe it would be highly beneficial, not worldwide 🙂
Closing my eyes and whispering, “It always grows back.”
We will definitely need updates on the cuttings, please.
I think I've found the real source of the problem with this plant - you've been watering him with PIMM'S!!😂😂
Yep, monsteras are definitely G&T plants.....
Good morning Mr Sheffield
You have talked about him many times and not fitting where he needs to be (next to the light) but good chop and good luck with the babies growing roots.
"Left him as he was", in a bigger pot; near morning sun window.
To make repotting easier, I use plastic bags. I fold them, poke them with a needle, put clay marbles in one then, soil and the plant in another one.
Wow it takes great courage to cut down such a big monster(a)!
If it were someone else I would screaming 😱, but we believe in you Mr. Sheffield, good luck growing multiple monsteras. 🌿🌱🌿🌱
It’s always after chopping we realise that there is no need for a big chop.😅
I did that to my Monsters Alba, because it had bugs, and all leaves where damaged.
I have now 11 Monsteras, ok, still waiting for four to push a new leave.
YIKES! I could never do that to my plants if they were that big or half that size, not even half way through the video but carry on I’ll try to make it through with all my marbles 😂😂😂
OMG. I don't believe I just saw you do that! Good grief. 😮
My monstera actually lives ON my south facing picture window. The window IS its support. The climate here is cool and cloudy, and it and my other plants do very well in the window. Love your videos! 🌺
Thank you 😊
Fresh soil is all that it needed.
Richard, you're moving?! I wonder how long THAT will take... Will you have more space for the plant babies?
Please keep us posted on how best to proceed with the clippings. I have some overdue philodendrun-monstera pruning to do, too.
My monstera has gone through 2 rounds of thrips. All the leaves have terrible brown insect damage, even the top cut. The last leaf, and biggest (12 fenestrations and 12 perforations) is so insect damaged! I think I have to let it go forever. I don’t think I can even root any of it. I keep putting it off. But seeing you do it, I’m ready. I’m just so sad that none of it can be saved😢
): there is no plant left and I have found that not ALL plants that are chopped grow back I would never do that to my lovely plants even if I was moving ...its taken too long to get them to the point of being large and I prefer very large plants I helped a friend move a 6 foot monstera and we used a Christmas tree bag It worked out great!
Why did you never give it one of your famous Sansi grow lights?
I wondered too Why not a grow light?
Next year: Tour of the Sheffield Made Plants rainforest
Can you do a video on the proper care for a cat palm. Please? I have a cat palm and I am not sure if I am taking care of it the right way.
I love the tips you share ❤❤ Thanks for another great video!
You bet!
Great video.
I must say nowadays I prefer moss over water for most props, especially for monstera (albo), but I'm also currently propagating some Tomato cuttings in Moss since they turn to mush within 24 hours in water (for me at least). That experience might have influenced my opinions xD
I don't know if it's just me, but I feel pain every time u cut ur plants. 😮
@@mistermilkman it's not just you. I wince with every cut! Even thought to myself that Sheffy inserting his cutting scream sound effect would not have been out of place.
Same! In my head I’m saying “But it’s for the best”.
@ohnoyce No lies told. If he inserts the sound, I might b even more traumatized when attempting 2 propagate my monstera.
I may do it next yr. 1 of them has 4 stems n 1. It's very full & luscious. ☺️
Congratulations on the upcoming move! I hope you kept the Monstera rootball, because to quote you “they always grow back”. I just cut my ficus to 4” hoping that is true. (I know it is). I now call her stumpy 😂
@@susie-q96 🤕
I too cut my monstera for the first time like two months ago. The remaining two plans are so scraggly I have been wanting to prop the remaining.. ugh just may have to do it
Im about to cut off some leaves on my Monstera. He's got a lot of babies growing on the bottom, but the bigger leaves block their sun . I feel like the plant will benefit from the trim. Hope i'm not making a mistake
I pruned my jade like he said, it hasn’t gotten bushy at all, still hoping 🤷♀️
Perfect for jades
I can't believe you did that! I prune but dang!
Hope the move goes well, plenty of space and better orientation for light for the plants?
Yeah better i think
imho the root system is a bit underdeveloped for such a large plant (or group of plants). I expected it to be root bound but it still had quite a bit of volume to fill.
I was thinking that to at the end lol
So if you cut back the main stem, it will grow back? Ive been afraid of cutting the main stem because i havent been certain it will grow back
Could you replant the root ball and have new growth from what was left?
Yeah potentially
Monty’s new look 😂. Do you expect to see a difference in growth doing this at this time of year vs closer to spring? 6:07. Good stuff 🤙
As long it's got light it'll be fine
no more clunky Monsterra, only 20 pieces of them! pls send some here to Manila :)
Now Mr Sheffield my question is what do you do with that root ball after it's all cut back?
Lob it out
Thanks for all the videos! They're really helpful. Question about the moisture metre - when I put mine in a pot to take a reading, the needle always jumps straight up to the moist/wet end of the scale, before slowing dropping back down and settling somewhere nearer the dry end. I'm just wondering if yours does the same, and if so, at what point consider it to be truly indicative of what's going on in the soil? I'm guessing I should be looking at it once it's had a moment to settle, rather than paying attention to that first instant reading?
Only a little for mine. Take the reading when it settles
I love your videos!
Thank you 😊
Would the remaining root ball still sprout leaves? (New here to plants)
From the stumps maybe
Just on that root ball, can you just repot it and expect good regrowth?
From the stumps that were left maybe
@@SheffieldMadePlants Cheers, great vid.
I’ve been following for about 6 months now and always wondered if you’d prune the monstera in your bedroom! Glad to see this video. Was it stressful or cathartic to prune her back after 10 years?
I would have left it if I wasn’t moving
OMG you actually move? I predicted that 😅 i remember when i asked you this year or i said something '' i cant imagine if you have to move'' and you said that you have no plan to move and now it happens :D
Can you do anything with the left over stem cuttings and can you do anything with the left over roots?
Not the roots
I had a plant outside that i brought inside, and it's currently in shock. Any tips?
Snap, snap, snap! This is how you turn your home into a wildlife safari. You'll end up with 20 bags of soil in your kitchen and an absolute necessity for shelves. Good luck everyone!
Pretty much!
Do you reuse the soil in which your monstera was
No I don’t want bugs or anything else spreading
Could be the bottle of Pimms it's been guzzling! 😂
Awesome, will the mid-cuts almost always shoot out new growth from a node, or is it risky?
Yep
Would this work on a coffee plant?
hey Mr. Sheffield i was getting rid of some old leaves on my monstera today and i think i have accidentaly cut the stem and now its staying in the soil only with one air root that its almost broken i only see a tiny string holding it together. Is there a chance for it to survive?
It should grow new roots
A prune, a check, and a bottle of Pimm's.
It truly is the end of an era!
Are you moving to a place with underfloor heating, and floor to ceiling windows with unobstructed views?😊
I wish!
@@SheffieldMadePlants 'tis the dream of all plant people!
Now what to do with that root ball?! Is it trash now, or will it grow back?
Trash
Monster monstera,
Spray the leaves and the soil everyday. When small baby leaves start bending, asking for water, it is time to water.
You are going to grow your own monstera jungle!! What will your family say? You flipped dad?
Probably 😂
When shopping for a new home, is the number of windows the most important criteria?
Ooooh, or a conservatory 😍
It was part of it!
Are you going to replant the root ball?
I did this to my Monsters about 6 months ago. They rooted well in water & they have been living in water since. I’ve decided to grow them hydroponically to keep them under control. I love the leaf shape but haven’t room for a giant. Do you think this is ok long term?
Yep all good
Moving home? Is everything ok Richard?
Mr Sheffield with socks 🎉
This Just In ... "The Sheffield Limb Lopper" is Still at Large!
Authorities advise to keep your doors and windows locked!
Authorities Say they haven't seen such carnage since Edward Scissorhands!
😂
OK was that an oopsy?? Maybe a helpful hint, when I am dropping some of my bigger plants trousers I cover my table with puppy pads. I know maybe a wee bit weird but it keeps most of the dirt somewhat in the same place. I missed the part about you moving. If it is not being too nosy why are you moving? Where are you going? Hope all is well!!!!
No it was meant for you to revamp him and the root... Oh and plz PUT A FEW HOLES IN THE BOTTOM OF THE PT...😂😂😂plz?
That bottle of PIMM'S in the way 😂
I think the plant would have done better in a slightly smaller pot.
I noticed that. Where I live, I remember an ad on TV many decades ago advertising “PIMMS from the Poms” 😂
00:29 when you say the gaps between the leaves shouldn’t be this big… Do you mean the gaps along the trunk closer to the window they would be like 2 cm apart?
Yep
Just did the Monstera. The roots are developing very quickly. It was so unexpected. I was going to plant and the cuttings into the same big pot. Would this be a mistake?
I prefer one plant per pot but you can have more for a bushy look
Day one of you requesting to do a plant video about purple velvet plant
From my vantage point you've got about $700usd in monstera propagation! Quite lucrative!
Really, my word...couldn't imagine prices like that. I give monstera away all the time...just moved my mother plant outside as now too big for the house. She cost me $20 AUD 5 Years ago
@@moiraslater8526 They run about $35 here.
Uh huh...I have hundreds of plants I've propagated, I can't even give them away. 😂
Hello, Question: What are the tiny bugs in my soil and sometimes in new soil. They are not gnats. when I dig up the soil slightly they appear.. They almost look like some type of mite. Thanks!!!!
Springtails?
@@SheffieldMadePlants no I don't believe there's springtails I have some in the soil of one Bonsai I have and when I bought a bag of cactus mix it had some in it I can't seem to find anyone on TH-cam that knows what these are.
@@charles8081 not sure I’m afraid. Maybe soil mites or something
@@SheffieldMadePlants Yes, they are soil mites and do not hurt the plant based on information I have just found. Thanks so much!!
try adopt carnivorous plant like pinguicula
You have to try and grow aquatic plants
Whats the plant swiss cheese behind I I've been looking for that one every where
Adansonii
@@SheffieldMadePlants thku so much id love some of urs
You should be Reported to the UK Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Plants!
🙈ooh, I can’t watch…🙊both the plant and the pot emptied onto the counter! 😮😮😮 I’d like to have a chat with the Mrs about these plant shenanigans 😂 #sheffieldshenanigansnewchannelname
I cant 🙈.
Ok, I’m not sure why you didn’t cut the stems longer? You sliced them so close to the soil.
I really don't like watching a plant being cut unless I'm the one doing the cutting. 😅