When I was just very new to plants and first saw Cebu Blue, I was like it looks like a spinach but when I finally got one I realized it actually looks stunning the more you look at it. Cebu Blue is native to Cebu Island in the Philippines where its regular Epipremnum pinnatum sibling also thrives. I have seen many people got scammed with the regular E. pinnatum sold to them as Cebu Blue. Yours is very beautiful. Its leaves are healthy and very silvery bluish.
I have been looking for a comprehensive video about Cebu blue and yours was the most helpful. So excited to be propagating for the first time! THANK YOU :)
This has been my dream plant for so long. At the end of last summer I finally came across a cutting for about 40-50 euros which I bought right away. Since then I have not been able to get it to thrive. Its been near death so many times. I overwatered it and it started to turn yellow leaf by leaf from the bottom up than vine. I got so nervous so I cut it of and put the cutting I miss in a large glas jar in sphagnum and have kept it in there ever since. I'm super afraid to take it out and plant it in soil, I don't want to loose it, but I can see its time for it to root in proper medium and get some nutrients soon. Your video is giving me courage to hopefully take that step soon. Thank you for recording and posting this 💜🙏🏼🌸☀️
I was very fortunate to plant swap with a member of my local Pokemon Go community that graciously gave me a cebu blue plant cutting. This video was very helpful with how I should go about going from water propagation to soil.
My Fav low light plant is the Njoy potthos....She seems to be keeping her (Extreme) wihite varigation well under low light... same light that is turning my white Antherium green... and my peace lily green as well. Its an interesting thing I thought Id share. :) Bless.
Pst... Look wayyy in the back of the rack in the big box stores plant shelves. You'll find some amazing things back there. Really wont find much in the front of the racks. lol..... dont tell anybody lol
Home Depot has a few hanging baskets. They're part of the Exotic Angel Plants collection and labelled as, what else, Hi There! Friends call me Beautiful Home Decor.
Get some cutting of your cebu blue, put it on a rainwater to root, and change the water every 3 or 4 days, then when it has enough roots plant it on a soil and let it climb on a moss pole, and when it gets mature the new leaves will be having splits like the monstera deliciosa
My neon Pothos also grew super fast when I was propagating it! I got a small cebu blue from a local person, in bad condition so I hope I can make it full and beautiful by propagating it :)
Just cut my Cebu up today 💚🪴🥴 also I like thrift shopping videos at like good will or Salvation Army! Love finding things you can use as pots or stands!!
@@approachableplantsbyjessie495 I actually just watched it right after I posted this comment! Yes I love seeing what others can find at there local thrift shops 🤗
@Jessie...As a heavy-handed waterer, I am scared of keeping transplanted plants moist after water propagation. That is my dilemma, so I need to try other rooting methods in place of water props. Your Cebu blues are beautiful. I would just love to grow even one good one. I have killed a few rooted cuttings and 4-inch ones by over-watering them.😏🌴
I totally get that! But keeping props moist after transplanting is very similar to regular watering. Look for the leaves starting to curl and go ahead and water. The difference is really that you’ll notice it happening a lot quicker than established plants!
Just got a small rooted plant with yellow leaf tips (was 25CAD which is actually really good because it's still rare in Canada) and this guide has been really helpful. Hoping my plant thrives because I'm so paranoid and worried about killing it :') wish it was less rare because the foliage is literally the prettiest thing I have ever seen. Super jealous of people who live in or have been to Cebu that can see these beauties in their natural form 😭
I would love to have mine grow to be more mature!! The mature foliage is fenestrated! From what I understand, it really only happens in more native environments. I would love to see it someday😍
I bought a Cebu Blue last week at Lowes and I immediately cut it to water propagate. The roots turned to mush, all of them! It was so sad to see all my cuttings rot, and I had a lot of cuttings :( I am afraid to cut it again. New to your channel, Adios! from El Paso, TX
I just ordered a cutting for about 15$us. they are so difficult to get here (Ontario). the cutting looks nice and healthy but im still nervous im gonna kill it. this is a great guide!
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When I was just very new to plants and first saw Cebu Blue, I was like it looks like a spinach but when I finally got one I realized it actually looks stunning the more you look at it. Cebu Blue is native to Cebu Island in the Philippines where its regular Epipremnum pinnatum sibling also thrives. I have seen many people got scammed with the regular E. pinnatum sold to them as Cebu Blue. Yours is very beautiful. Its leaves are healthy and very silvery bluish.
yes I love the bluish tint to the leaves mine seems to have. so unique compared to other pothos😭
A friend of mine just gave me a cutting for free from hers and found this during my research - looking forward to propagating it later!
I have been looking for a comprehensive video about Cebu blue and yours was the most helpful. So excited to be propagating for the first time! THANK YOU :)
This has been my dream plant for so long. At the end of last summer I finally came across a cutting for about 40-50 euros which I bought right away. Since then I have not been able to get it to thrive. Its been near death so many times. I overwatered it and it started to turn yellow leaf by leaf from the bottom up than vine. I got so nervous so I cut it of and put the cutting I miss in a large glas jar in sphagnum and have kept it in there ever since. I'm super afraid to take it out and plant it in soil, I don't want to loose it, but I can see its time for it to root in proper medium and get some nutrients soon. Your video is giving me courage to hopefully take that step soon. Thank you for recording and posting this 💜🙏🏼🌸☀️
I was very fortunate to plant swap with a member of my local Pokemon Go community that graciously gave me a cebu blue plant cutting. This video was very helpful with how I should go about going from water propagation to soil.
this is awosome video! And it apples to almost every kind of pothos for propagation. A lot of nice tips. Thank you so much Jessie!
Thank you for watching!!
I just got a pot with one for 13€ 😍 The Cebu Blue was at the top of my wishlist and I'm so excited to propagate it to a full bush 🥰
My Fav low light plant is the Njoy potthos....She seems to be keeping her (Extreme) wihite varigation well under low light... same light that is turning my white Antherium green... and my peace lily green as well. Its an interesting thing I thought Id share. :) Bless.
I got lucky and found a big one at Walmart yesterday! Thanks for the video! This feels like a safe place :)
That’s one of the nicest comments I’ve gotten so far🥺 I hope everyone feels safe here
Pst... Look wayyy in the back of the rack in the big box stores plant shelves. You'll find some amazing things back there. Really wont find much in the front of the racks. lol..... dont tell anybody lol
Home Depot has a few hanging baskets. They're part of the Exotic Angel Plants collection and labelled as, what else, Hi There! Friends call me Beautiful Home Decor.
I haven’t seen them at Home Depot recently in my area! I’ll have to keep an eye out!
Lol, that’s so annoying.
Get some cutting of your cebu blue, put it on a rainwater to root, and change the water every 3 or 4 days, then when it has enough roots plant it on a soil and let it climb on a moss pole, and when it gets mature the new leaves will be having splits like the monstera deliciosa
yes!!!! i have heard that cebu blue can get splits like that!! i definetly need to get one staked up so i can make that happen!
I just bought two little pots a few weeks ago so this was super helpful!
I’m so glad!! It’s one of my absolute favorites I have, I think you’ll really love it!
Truly enjoyed this video. Straight to the point love it 😊
oh my gosh, thank you so much!!
My neon Pothos also grew super fast when I was propagating it! I got a small cebu blue from a local person, in bad condition so I hope I can make it full and beautiful by propagating it :)
I’m sure you will be able to!! They propagate very easily and grow so fast! Good luck!
Thank you!! I have a little one I just got, and I’m so excited!
Just cut my Cebu up today 💚🪴🥴 also I like thrift shopping videos at like good will or Salvation Army! Love finding things you can use as pots or stands!!
Thank you for this idea! I’ve done one thrifting video before but i didn’t think it was that good😐 I’d really like to go again though!
@@approachableplantsbyjessie495 I actually just watched it right after I posted this comment! Yes I love seeing what others can find at there local thrift shops 🤗
Ahhh thank you for watching it😭😭 I promise I’ll make a better one soon!!
@Jessie...As a heavy-handed waterer, I am scared of keeping transplanted plants moist after water propagation. That is my dilemma, so I need to try other rooting methods in place of water props. Your Cebu blues are beautiful. I would just love to grow even one good one. I have killed a few rooted cuttings and 4-inch ones by over-watering them.😏🌴
I totally get that! But keeping props moist after transplanting is very similar to regular watering. Look for the leaves starting to curl and go ahead and water. The difference is really that you’ll notice it happening a lot quicker than established plants!
Just got a small rooted plant with yellow leaf tips (was 25CAD which is actually really good because it's still rare in Canada) and this guide has been really helpful. Hoping my plant thrives because I'm so paranoid and worried about killing it :') wish it was less rare because the foliage is literally the prettiest thing I have ever seen. Super jealous of people who live in or have been to Cebu that can see these beauties in their natural form 😭
I would love to have mine grow to be more mature!! The mature foliage is fenestrated! From what I understand, it really only happens in more native environments. I would love to see it someday😍
I currently just put my Cebu blue in leca I hope she thrives there but so far so good.
I’ve honestly never used leca before! Do you like it?
I bought a Cebu Blue last week at Lowes and I immediately cut it to water propagate. The roots turned to mush, all of them! It was so sad to see all my cuttings rot, and I had a lot of cuttings :( I am afraid to cut it again. New to your channel, Adios! from El Paso, TX
Oh no!!! Try propping in moist perlite next time! I find that helps with a lot of my RIT issues
There’s a new plant shop off Sun land park. It’s called peace garden plants. I got a Cebu blue there last month:)
Really helpful, thank you!
I just ordered a cutting for about 15$us. they are so difficult to get here (Ontario). the cutting looks nice and healthy but im still nervous im gonna kill it. this is a great guide!
I’m so happy you got your hands on one! Even just a small cutting with thrive for you in no time, they are excellent growers!
Yikes...I just got 2 at $$29.99 each.
10 inch pot and so full and about 3 feet long.
They are huge.
My daughter gifted me a very large plant, I believed is this one..❤
Love this plant
Me too, it’s one of my favorites!
Good job love your info
thank you so much!
I have had mine in soil for over a month and nothing while the other plants I had in the same media went nut.
Thanks for the video. Do you let the cuttings callous over first before putting it water?
I personally am very impatient so most of the time I don’t. I have in the past but I didn’t notice much of a difference!
Costa farms. One Cebu at Wal-Mart. Found for 14.97 hanging basket. Also seen Brazils. Too bad payday is days awayyyy 😭😭😭
That’s such a good deal I’m sorry you missed it😢😢😢
What city? I've been searching at my local
Walmarts no luck ;(
@@jcs7798 I'm right by Springfield, illinois. I went back and took a clipping!
What kind of sun do you put the propagation in?
Moderate to low light! The plant is really focusing on rooting so I find they don’t need too much light exposure during the propagation process
@@approachableplantsbyjessie495 great thanks for getting back to me!
I actually found mine at Walmart 🥰
You’re so lucky! It must have been a steal!
I stopped keeping mine under a grow light. Its leaves would burn.
Yes mine too! I still use a grow light but I don’t keep it too close otherwise it gets singed!
I'm from the Philippines but took 3monthe for me to find one near by.. And also not lush🤣🤣🤣...
Ugh that’s the worst! I thought the Philippines were known for amazing houseplants!
It's not (see-boo). It's (sebu). Like when you say (se)cond.
I got mine for eight dollars at my local nursery
SCORE!
It’s damn expensive in Newzealand about 250$
Oh my gosh that’s so expensive🥺 they’re really coming down in price here. You can get them for around $10 if you get lucky at a big box store
grat video!
it's so grat
it can be big and pretty
Yes I’m so excited to see mine grow even bigger!
Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
Really nice 👌 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Thank you!!
It’s pronounced sih-BOO. Thanks. People pronounce pothos wrong too, but I’m getting over it.
I'm single 😥😥😥😥😥