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Did you save it? Mine looked like that😅 so I tossed it .

Use a pipette for the ml and be done with it.

Claudia! The poor monstera in the background! Great Video

Thnaks for the tip!! Im going to put mine in one. I have never used that pot, but willing TO TRY

I have had no luck with this plant. I just got another cutting and praying this one takes. I want it to grow really bushy. I use Spagmoss New Zealand moss and I love it. The strands are long, no twigs and it goes far.

Is there an update?

You don’t need those little magnets on the lights. They have a magnet inside them just stick the light up there. No extra hardware needed

Nice collection but none of those are unicorn anymore

How big was it when you got it?

Where did you get the Alocasia purple prince?

I remove inflos as soon as I see them if I'm not going to pollinate. I find inflos take all the nutrients that would otherwise go to foliage.

Wow. I thought you had another baby from another guy. Lol

I wouldn't have touched it, it seemed happy before

Do you have a melanochrysum in pon and if so how's it doing

I wouldn't be in a desperate hurry to repot the ones growing into the reservoir, they will do fine - probably give them another month or two. Nice collection though

my calatheas are the only plants that died instantly after i tried to transfer them directly XD gl to u though!

The water gauge is incomplete! you're missing the red indicator that floats inside and the clear tube that covers it!

How is the plant doing? I’m literally about to do the same exact thing but I’m so nervous!!

Your maharani leaves are getting too much light I think. Less light and the leaves should makes the leaves stand back up.

My perlite and water prop rotted after 3 days 😢 Idk what I did wrong. I was trying to get a stronger root system on my Alocasia Frydek starter and after about 3 days the 2 leaves started going floppy and some of the roots started to soften. I’m desperate to save it. I trimmed the soft roots and removed the water and I’m going to try and let it dry up a bit. I’m a plant newbie and this is my first Alocasia. Ugh, so frustrated lol.

You're missing sections of the water gauge: the skinny "straw" that bobs plus the clear window that tops the black-and-white tube.

I've been transferring ("pon-verting") many plants to semi-hydro over the past 4 years. From the top of my head, I have 5 Hoya, 3 Calatheas, 2 Marantas, 1 Stromanthe, 5 Alocasia, 1 pot with 3 Ficus Tineke, several Syngonium, Monstera Peru and Monstera adansonii, 1 Homalomena, 1 variegated (Jet/Diamond) Peace Lily, 1 Raven ZZ, several pots of snake plants, a couple of Aglaonema, and a handful of ferns. They are loving life!

Great video as usual...I am at this moment putting all of my Aglaonema's into pon, but i am doing it your other way... first into water, a week or two and then do the transfoer to pon. last week i bought about 20 Hoya's still small ones though they already have long tendrals (don't know the right word sorry. All the hoya's are all in soil. I am breaking my head over it how to transfer them to pon. They are all in that sticky soil like your calathea. Yesterday i removed the soil from one Hoya. It was very difficult to get it out of those tiny little roots. It wasn't possible to get it all out, i would damage the roots to much. Then i put it into stratum. My plan is to keep it in this substrate for a few weeks to see how it's going. Is this a good way? If you got small Hoya's in soil, how would you transfer them? Don't ever stop making those videos there just great for people like me who are still learning ;). Love from Belgium. Take care, stay save 🥰😍🤩

Another good video. I have cleaned roots like that on hearty plants and they come out better than ever. Thank you Claudia.

I did this to mine and it died 😁

Thoses plants are simply stunning! Plus everything (even the plants) look immaculate and intense. <3 it!!!!!!!!!!

What a beautiful collection Claudia! I have 2 😂. I have the Alocasia Jacklyn and a green one that I got in a trade. It’s just working on a 2nd leaf and it’s all green so I have no idea what kind it is 🤔. They are beautiful for sure!!

Alocasias are one of my favorite too. I hope to get some variegated ones one day. There are a few I struggle with but very easy to grow and I love finding corms!

Hi!! Can you do a special Hoya video and show how you grow yours? Do you always use PON? Do you make your own with them? Thanks! I am about to put all of my babies into PON, but still questioning the best substrate. Thank you! Learning so much by these wonderful videos.

Hi. I love your videos. Please make video of your fertilizer mix.

💚🌱💚🌱💚 alocasia are my favorite right now!

Your collection is beautiful. I only have the polly. I had one plant that I had no clue what I was doing. It started to die so I decided to throw it out. I heard someone on UA-cam talk about corms, so I checked and found 11 of them. All but 1 continues to live. They began their journey in moss,then stratum, and I just planted them in pon. They struggled at first, but I moved them into my screened in porch and they all seem to be doing OK. A few got spider mites which I let go to long. New leaves and more corms. I can't seem to find anyone who wants my babies. Oh well, my porch looks great with them hanging out. Love your videos.

I saw a video today where the person said to dip your cut ends into charcoal. I have never heard of that before, but I am going to do it. I used Great White on my chopped end after soaking in peroxide and water, so I will see what happens. So sorry to see this didn't work for you. I would do Fluval, not that you asked.

So you did that just to make the plant look fuller?

There's a horse behind u

I really enjoyed this video, I am so into my alocasias this summer. I sprouted 27 new ones from corms in the spring and it hooked me on them. 😄 I put them all in pon. I hope to pick up at least one at plant fest next month!

You have a beautiful collection! I only started my alocasia collection early last year and also struggled until I discovered pon. Now they are all thriving and slowly upsizing. Watching your vids have helped me a lot. Thank you!!!!

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thank you for posting!! it means a lot!❤️

Hi Claudia, do you have a follow up for this video? Thanks! So curious if it worked. Much appreciated!

This video is incredibly helpful! You explain all the things I hope to learn. Thank you!

I am a fluval believer. I have put numerous plants and cuttings into fluval with a bottom layer of leca for drainage and they thrive in it. I have an alocasia black velvet that I’ve noticed the stems not drooping as much and they’re standing more upright and growing.

I am sorry and understand. Being a caregiver is hard. Take care of yourself. My husband had glioblastoma-terminal brain cancer.

Hey Claudia, I was wondering; do you reuse the fluval stratum? Thanks in advance. Great videos!

I don't flush PON due to the fertilizer. After fertilizer is gone, then I wash it to sterilize it. PON is so good since it lasts a long time and you can reuse it.

I have a few Alocasias that I moved to PON, but will move back to a nice aroid mix with biochar, compost, and castings because I like to keep my plants in as natural of a media as I can. I love PON but I killed my first Thai Constellation with it and almost cried. The Constellation loved PON and the roots went crazy. Silly me didn't know moving it to an aroid mix with cocopeat would kill it because the roots are lighter when grown in PON. If you put a Thai Constellation in PON, fine, but leave it there. I purchased a second constellation and a day after watering, the roots and original soil from the vendor came off my plant and I freaked. Thankfully there was a growth point. I was scared the plant would rot since it did nothing in water. I moved it to PON and the magic began. Today I have a beautiful healthy plant with multiple large leaves. I have also grown my Albo node which was struggling and corms in Fluval! The stuff is magic for plants so long as you don't let it dry out. My one question is...Do Alocasia's give corms like when grown in soil? I also have set of those second pots you used and those are great. I just learned to remove plants from it once the roots start to grow through because I have ripped a lot of roots and I don't like to do that.

Oh no! I hate coco husk, it holds too much water in my environment and always rots the roots.😢

Do you rinse your fluval first?

Ohhh I swear you and Melissa and your hoyas

Great video.. You have a new planty follower