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Hello Girl, very helpful Video,good luck for your violets They have a vey knowledgeable ! Caring owner😊❤

I just discovered you and am so enamored 🥰

i have a little problem with my umbrella tree, she has some leaves with short stems on top and a little second brach on the bottom with amazing growth, very big healthy leaves in a short time, how do i get her to grow from the top as well ??

I have a question ive had my umbrella for 20 yrs ive repotted it again as it was dying its been a fortnite all the leaves are drooping but not brown ive removed the dead leaves but still no sign of life 💔

THANK YOU! I can't wait to make my plants my own

You are awesome thanks for helping me with my snake plant 😅❤

Love your plants! My issue is light. My AV did start blooming again and I think I was keeping it too moist. I have two new blooms after cutting back on watering

The information is good, but please sometimes I think that you talk to eight-year-old children

My umbrella plant's leaves are yellowing and falling off. I've lost an entire branch already and a second one is yellowing fast. This happened previously and stopped when I moved it to a location where it gets a couple of hours of sun through a window in the afternoons. How do I save it this time? The top had been cut off when I bought it so it doesn't grow upwards, and it hasn't grown new branches to replace what previously fell off. I'm afraid if it keeps losing leaves and branches it will eventually die 😔

Are there any other plants that you should watch out for? They have mites or spiders or bugs? I never thought of that before.

Grow only one stock with three leaves then it show new growth and the good stock drops off

Awesome advice & troubleshooting! Any advice with hydrangeas? Mine has been looking a bit sad lately :(

Thank you. My 'Grandpa' plant is 40 years old and looks like a snaky plant with all it's twist and turns. He has needs a new pot for 10 or so years. If it had grown straight up, it would be 10 or 12 feet tall, but umbrella plants don't do that, grow tall.

My close friend gave me a snake plant and it's been outside all summer here at the beach in Myrtle Beach SC and I'm not sure how cold it's going to get here this winter. It's looking really good now and I'm wondering how cold is too cold for it to be outside on my covered porch?

Hi there. I enjoyed your video. I do have 4 fiddle leaf plants and am having trouble with two of them that I repotted about a month ago. I put them in bigger pots and used that miracle grow soil that claims it helps the dirt not hold too much or too little moisture. Now I’m thinking that I should repot it back into a smaller pot and use a different soil. I noticed that Amazon sells a fiddle leaf fig soil. What do you think? The leaves were turning yellow and dropping. A few leaves have a small brown spot too.

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You said to plant it at the same soil height as it was previously. So it’s ok that the stem has gotten tall? Meaning a few inches without leaves between soil level and the first leaves.

My wife Sandra murdered her plant by over watering. She’s in therapy.

Here I'm repotting my golden pothos (that's been in low light for about a year...) What type of pothos do you have?!

Moving like to keep it lighted by indirect sun then indoor??

How do we propagate the mini umbrella plant?

How do I keep my leaves. Or make my leaves grow on my rubber plant. It's top full, but none down the stork at all. It's not barring new leaves expect for the top only. Own the two storks. Help me please.

Thanks for your video. If a pot is too big will that result in the plant not growing at all?

They bloom when they are root bound. Pots should be one third the size of the top diameter of the plant . .

Hi thank you sweetheart given me help with my rubber plant leaves dropping off xx

My mom got an umbrella plant from her aunt's funeral, we had issues with fungus gnats so my stepdad moved it outside. The entire plant snapped off at the base and her birthday is around the corner and I've been debating on buying a new one. I'm going to try some cuttings first. I have growth hormone coming in tomorrow

Is October too late to repot my money tree if I think it needs a smaller pot??

If my umbrella plant lost a lot of leaves and is looking rather thin will those leaves eventually come back and fill out. Should I ever cut it back? It's almost to the ceiling now.

Should I cut of the curled leave?

My plant has some sticky, sappy stuff on it but I don't see any little bugs or scale??? Help.

I have a money tree and two of the stems are mushy and soft should I cut this down off where it’s soft or should I remove the entire soft root without trying to save it

Thanks. Great tutorial ❤️

Thanks for the video. Is that a clay pot and may I have the size please? Someone told me to use clay pots. My plant is not happy so I will try this.

Mine is not braided. They're growing exponentially! Any ideas to slow them?

I have a schefflera "tree," with one long naked trunk and sets of leaves at the top. It's about 8 feet tall. After a summer outside I can't fit it in my house anymore. I tried air layering but it has not formed roots and it looks like the area I took off has healed. Can I do a jumbo version of this kind of propagation? Just cutting the trunk below where the leaves are and using either soil or water??? I've been taking care of this previously neglected tree and am quite fond of it. I want to make sure I won't kill it...

I've also heard they don't like being moved much.

I have inherited an 8ft very leggy plant from a neighbour who died. Lots of leaf shedding probably due to moving it and also I think I’ve over watered in my keeness to keep it going. So as it’s in low light I’m thinking let it dry out before watering from the base?

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Thank you 🙏 I’ve watched a ton of snake plant 🌱 videos and with you I finally got my answer. I’m a fan❤

So should we water from the bottom up I normally put the water in a bowl and let the plants drink

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Hi there again. Excuse the many many questions but what brand coco coir do u use? I saw a brand that the coir had humus and earthworm castings as ingredients… I plan in following ur recipe here with the coco and am confused a bit… 😅

My snake plants is rotten from roots

I have only snake plants and they're all in terracotta pots with trays (so too heavy to move to the bathroom to be watered). I use my outlook calendar to remind me to check my soil (with a soil meter) every week and once a month to wipe down their leaves. If they need water, I'll water them. If they're still moist, I wait for next week to water them. I only bottom water my plants. Usually the tray needs to be filled twice, but I check the next day with the moisture meter just in case. I usually water them at night before bed. The only time I top-water my plants is if I've replanted them so the soil can settle. I have a plant light for my snake plants as I don't get any sunlight. I know they can survive in indirect light, but my plants seem to love the artificial light, so I keep it on a timer. One weird question I have that maybe you can answer: I have the Dracaena Fernwood plant. When I repotted it recently (a year after I bought it), I saw each leaf is its own root and they're not connected to 1 main root system/rhizome or to each other. In fact, they were bound together with an elastic band that broke when I repotted it. All my other species have all its leaves connected to each other and to 1 or 2 rhizomes... In fact, you can pull one of the Fernwood leaves right out of the soil without pulling another leaf out. It's growing taller, but at a much slower rate than my other species. Is that normal?

I set an outlook reminder every week (Sunday) to check my plants with a water meter. I always bottom water my plants -unless I repot the plant. For its first watering in that pot, it gets top watered for the soil to adjust and then bottom watered afterwards.