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When I repot, can I add additional trunks to make it fuller like yours?

Very educational, Thank You

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That’s a beautiful plant, thank you for the information on yellowing leaves. My Pothos are in water so I may have to look a little deeper into the problem. Thanks again!

Thanks! That was easy and to the point, great instructions.

Thank you. How offten should I prune?

The changing the water part, is that critical? What if you didn't, would the plants fail to root, die?

I learn so much from you! Thank you! I’m also in Ohio! ❤

This is very helpful, thank you! I have a pothos that has sat in the same place for several years and does really well. I recently took one of the longer vines and tacked it to the wall in the adjacent room. If that vine doesn't get the same light as the main plant, would that affect the leaves? They started turning yellow just on this vine and I am trying to figure out why. I also did neglect to water for a time period and then resumed, so maybe it is still healing, but I wondered if light levels affect the farther end of vines or just the main plant. I hope my question makes sense. Thank you!

2 of my Pothos leaves are yellow, but I actually water them everyday.... Is it because of overwatering?

You have such a friendly and calming demeanor. So lovely. Thank you for the advice!

Very helpful! Thank you!

I’m going to repot a pt palm that has a single trunk that’s leaning or bent to an extreme. Is there a way to repot it that would encourage the trunk to straighten over time? I’ve tried placing the trunk straight up and down in the pot but then the leaves all look like they’re sideways. Thanks for any advice!

My pothos came in a chunky more desert type mix. Should I repot with a better soil that holds moisture?

Good video, but you have to overcome saying "right" all the time (55 times). RIght? 😬

Propagation will take place faster if you do not change the water. Changing it once to twice a week, should be replaced by once, one time, at the one month mark. And even then, if there is not a lot of visible algae, it may not need to take place at all during the root propagation period.

Thank you, I'm always stressing about my plants, i always get them but i dont know how to care for them, but i dont want to be a bad plant mom, so this helped me a lot

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Like your presentation style- very informative, unrushed, no annoying music. I'm trying to get courage to repot my ponytails. Two have been growing in the same small plastic pot for so long now that pot shape is distorted ! 😖🙄 Wish me luck!🌴🤞

I want to put my orchid in a tree. I’ve heard they grow upside down in rain forest. I live in south Florida. Can I do this?

Great video. How did you achieve your plant to be kinda short and with thick and straight stems? I have three of them and they all are long, thin and flopping over. I do love the wild look but I’d really like to have some of them more neater looking like yours 😁

You really helped me lose the fear of re-potting

After only having my orchid for a few weeks the flowers are drying up I did fertilize once and changed to an orchid soil

Great video, very informative. Also, i feel like you deserve a huge shout out all these comments and you have basically replied to everyone. Thats impressive.

I’m new to propagating plants, your videos have been so helpful!!!

I would love to see advice on getting nun orchids to bloom. No blooms for two years now. Thanks!

I just got my first orchid and I was to make it bloom more

Thank you once again. A very useful video. The only part I rarely do is loosen the roots. I will definitely try to, this time around. Ponytails brace yourselves, wash, trim and repotting time!

Hi there. I usually cut all the stems off after blooming. But now I have a phalaenopsis orchid that has pushed a stem right out of the top leaf, and so I'm not sure if I can cut that stem off at the base, because I'm worried that there might not grow new leafs at that spot. Have you ever had such a case, and how would you go about it?

Can you use hot glue???

Nicely done. Clear, concise and to the point. I go forward now with confidence!

That is very interesting. One thing I am missing is while is very important to shake off the excess water from the plant, in nature there is noone to do that. May be natural inviroment is more windy so the plant dry out faster....???

I absolutely singed a monstera on my apartment balcony 😂 live and you learn

Do you ever trim the leaves so they only go down half way or do u always leave them go clear to the bottom of the plant? TY

As u were loosening up the soil you said 'Really there is not a whole lot of soil left here" I always wondered what happened to all that soil from where it had been first potted? how does it disappear over time. TY

Love this video, and I return to it often. What do you think of orchid pots that have openings on the inner plastic pot (clear plastic) as well as the outer pot? My orchids are doing well, but I am a slave to watering them. (I use your soaking method).

This is great advice!!!

Oh my goodness; I’ve watched literally HOURS of orchid videos and this is by far the most succinct and informative one for how to repot an orchid. Thank you so much and I look forward to reading your blog. You’ve gained a new subscriber! Gratitude from Canada.

I have a Twin Ponytail Palm that is about 10 years old in a LARGE pot. I would like to separate them. Is it safe to do that? I DO NOT want it to die. I want to plant it in the ground.

You rock! so much helpful information.

Love it! No long explanations, you're very clear and straight to the point, awesome stationary and clear video composition. Exactly what I wanted to find out about the plant. Thank you!

Thank you so much for the explanation! I repotted an orchid, which had aerial roots. I burried the roots into the repotting bark medium. Is this correct or should I have left the aerial roots out of the bark? Thanks again!

Your face is hilarious as you're telling us don't worry that LMAO

What type of cloeus is that?

Why do I have sad looking leaves at the base but gorgeous, firm leaves and vines towards the end?

You teach this in a way that really resonates with me, thanks so much. These are such oddly emotional plants to take care of. New to it here, but growing into it. For sure getting the ebook.

Thank you. I got some flowers from Home Depot and forgot them in my backyard in the pot for a week or two and when I went back they were all burnt up and shriveled. I guess I should have exposed them a bit since I didn't have time to plant them?

You can just use calcium hydroxide on the foliage and it will not get burned.