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Wrap the aerial roots up in the soil, chop unvariegated leaves. And repot if necessary. ❤❤❤ Good luck

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The variation will slowly come in stronger with the more light it's getting. With the health aerial root you can propagate the top half cutting just below the stem to have a new plant that will grow into an overall fuller variegated lookin plant 😊 happy growing !

I am in no position to offer advice on this plant because mine is currently rehabbing in sphagnum moss and Root zone because,... you guessed it! Funny how I think 🤔that I watered this plant 3 times in its lifetime! 😮😅

That's a good call especially for those tropical plants!

Looks like its drying..you should send it to me 😄

Beautiful! But beware of last minute husbands/boyfriends banging on your windows on Valentine’s Day lol

Beautiful ❤️ 😍 🤩 👌 ❣️ 😘 ❤

Hi Kevin 😊 I really enjoyed watching your video. I'm looking for aesthetically pleasing, low maintenance indoor plants to help with my health issues. I have mold toxicity which has resulted in degenerative chronic pain along with a host of other symptoms. I thought maybe plants could help clean my air? Which ones would you most recommend for this purpose? I am embarrassed to say that I have a poor track record with the plants that come in my home. I am not very good at maintenance, so frequently they die. 😮 I would need something easy that maybe I could water on a schedule. I tend to really like the look of something like maidenhair Fern although I hear that that's more high maintenance?? I loved the Chinese evergreen from your video - the bright green with purple edges was just lovely!! Thank you so much! I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. ☺️

Love the video and great info on repotting!! Curious where you get your big clear pots? I’m also having to look in different areas and they can get very $$& haha

So very true! They are my Crown Jewels!!! ❤❤❤❤

Tap water is fine for Anthurium that is all I use and I have a lot of them in my collection. I guess if your tap water PH is not good then that could be an issue. I also use Jack’s fertilizer 20-20-20 with every watering too.

I think a 9 inch tall would have been better for those plants. They like to have their stems in the substrate.

My husband always walks in on me when I am filming or doing any plant stuff. We have been married for 34 years, so ‘whatever’ is my attitude. I will say filming I get uncomfortable talking when he’s here. 😂

Such beautiful plants! I have to up-pot my Queen and several others soon. I am waiting for the new leafs to come out first. They are growing so much even in this winter. If I see an Anthurium title, I am watching it, 😉

I tuck my aerial roots back in the soil, I’d chop that monstera back and see if you can get better variegation

Beautiful - I've been sitting here repotting plants all day! 😂😂😂

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It looks like the white varigation is at the base so no need to do anything underthere. The aerial root of the top cutting can be put into a seperate mosspole to root a bit and help out that propagation. This one is not necessarily highly variegated though it seem - cutting is beneficial

Time to chop chop ✂️

It looks like a low variegated gene. That said, the 2 comments before mine sounds appropriate. 1 thing about low variegation, if it is cut back to the most closey variegated node, that leaf should grow in and potentially set a new pattern of variegation. And blast it with light. I had the same problem. Now mine has 16 hrs of light. 9 hrs natural 7 hrs full spectrum. Now she is definitely bouncing back with nice variegation

The PH in Denver is around 9 in my building (to protect the lead pipes lol) Once I started fixing the PH of my water my plants spiked! Also, Denver uses Chloramine in the water, not gaseous chlorine to filter the water so leaving the water out over night won’t filter out the Chloramine. So I use Stress Coat to get the Chloramine out of the water, fix the pH and use fertilizer every watering. Kinda overkill but it works so I’m not mad.

how much 511 you use per gallon of water?

Hey there Kevin. If it were mine I would cut the aerial root straight off. I would cut the plant back to the most variegated node and leaf. It's new home would be well lit. Then hope for the best. HTH🥂

i would cut it to the point of the stem that i see variegation where the new growth point is . nodes and new growth that starts from green part of the stem will be mostly green , but the ones that grows from variegated part of the stem will be more and more vatiegated

Weird thang to say

Nice repotting

Are there drainage holes in the bottom of those plastic pots or is it a sort-of semi-hydroponic set-up? Thanks

There's an Anthurium crystallinum in a nearby flower shop tempting me to buy it. Thanks for the video.

So cool I love your video's

Love Alaskan fertilizer they even have it at homedepo and all plant the plants around the house love it from what I can tell

Bad ass grow bro really love it I hope I can have something like that when I get a place😊❤

If you had a Dehumidifier you could use the water that’s collected to water your plants.

Ok, hate to be that person but I will out of concern. Is that mold on your ceiling? All and all it looks like a fantastic oasis. 😊

Gosh your plants are looking well loved! Enjoyed your silly humor and the chatty vibe of this video! Thanks Kev!

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Ummmm I’m telling your husband what you said!!! 😂😂😂 I use a 20-20-20 fertilizer with filtered water at every watering. It’s habit for me because I have carnivorous plants that require water with a ppm less than 50. Do you use the recommended measurement for the fish poop or do use a different measurement? It’s so difficult to get past the smell. 🤢 😬 Oh and yes, more videos on Anthurium tips n tricks please! 💚

Gotta love the fish poop!

My PSS hates the hard water in tap water. It stores hard water chemical deposits inside its leaves like cancer tumors…

I have a small condo so it’s just whenever my hubby and animals are all together. Of course the cats and dogs just want to walk through my work pad but there is a lot of love in my place

Your king is the best on utube

This is why I ask if you condition your water. I know some plants are fussier than others. What do you use to filter your water?

In my experience it's all depends on where you live for example I live in sunny miami and tap water here in south Florida is great always check the ph level 😅

I try to be considerate of my housemates and partner. On project days or watering days, I try to be neat. Considering I have about 175 plants in my small house, I'm grateful they are accommodating to my hobby!

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beautiful hybrids!!

I received a small Thai in July ‘24 for my Birthday. So far there’s only 2 nice, new leaves. Seeing as how we’re in the throes of winter everything seems to be dormant. Once the weather is warmer I’ll take the Thai out of the IKEA case. I’ll also look into fish fertilizer and worm castings. My daughter recently bought a Thai similar to yours for $80 at a local grocery store. She was absolutely thrilled! 🌿

I just purchased a full spectrum grow light! I’ve had houseplants in my home for over 50 years. Thank you for the great information🌱🌿🪴

If that was me passing by … I would think it’s a plant store 🤭🪴💚

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