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Thanks! Beautiful plant. I'm going to try your method. I have been using 50/50 water and alcohol. Spray entire plant, especially undersides. Leave for 5 minutes. Rinse vigorously with water. Check in a few days and repeat if necessary. Mealybugs no more! However, your method might be easier on the plant. 🪴

those are all raphidophora decursiva, also known as 'dragon's tail'. epipremnum isn't known as dragon's tail. at least, not here. (u.s.). you'll see the leaves split more as they increase in size. nice specimens, though. :)

Love watching this. Wish it was longer.

pothos is an epipremnum

Um, that's not a terrarium, it's a flower pot. Nice job, though.

😂😂 “I use patrone bottles because that’s just how I roll.” 😂😂😂

House plant soil 👀

I've been growing a rhaphidophora decursiva for about 4 years, purchased as an epipremnum and went out of my way to buy a decursiva only to find out I now have two the same. 😔

I dont know if youve worked this out yet but that definitely isnt epipremnum pinnatum

Just realized, by sellers incorrectly labeling these plants, us newbies don't know if we're "adopting" teacup Chihuahuas or the MONSTER Saint Bernards of the plant world. NO AMOUNT of researching beforehand will help us determine if we have the correct humidity/lighting 2 correctly help our purchases flourish if the places selling mislabeled plants😢🌱😢

LOTS of GREAT scientific comparisons. Saving4 future reference>Thanx!...#HappyNewSubscriber

Are you even aware of what a terrarium is? Ecosystem. Planting an orchid in a glass jar does not make it a terrarium. Misleading title.😞

Those are not moss poles. those are in fact coco poles😅

Nothing worse than a passenger seat driver

That’s rough, did y’all have a 4X4 or one of those goofy AWD setups. That’s a heart pounding drive!!!!

i find this incredibly relaxing for some reason

My snake plants are drooping! Why is that?

Did you ever get around to potting these all together and training them up a moss pole? Im in Australia and bought a plabt labelled dradins tail and its labelled rhaphidophora on the back of the label and pases all of you identifying tips . So pretty confident it is it. I need to train it up a pole its grown over the side of the pot and out at a weird angle , any tips for this?

Great video 😃

In times like these i pucker my bum hole and hope I get home alive lol

I just got what was labeled as an Epipremnum Pinnatum Dragon’s Tail from a plant boutique….a somewhat older plant. Lots of large split leaves, large stem growing sideways but in a pleasing way to look at. It’s got character, which you don’t often see in baby plants. The seller gets them directly from a grower, so I’m assuming that the name is correct. Of course I overpaid but I like keeping small businesses going. Anyway, mine has the holes in the newer leaves, but it does not have the little holes along the leaf spines. It has new leaves coming out of nodes. So I am still pretty confused. Not that it really matters…I bought it because I like the way it looks, not because I was looking for that specific plant.

You got a great price I would have bought them just for the pots. Please do an update as it’s been a year now. Tfs

Wanderful 🎉😂

That was scary!!! I could barely see the road. I was glad that you both got home safe!!! Night for me is so difficult to see, and that wind kept on flying that snow in the front window making it even harder to see. 😮

I am so glad I tuned in. I now know I have Rhaphidophora Decursiva. It's a Dragon Tail. The nursery had a big sign that read "Dragon Trail, Cbe Blue" What the.....I bought one. It was quite large with a stem 3' long. I made a trellis out of dowels I bought at Lowell's. I changed the soil from the hard-as-a-rock clump of nursery soil (very surprised at that) to nice airy new soil. I have not watered it much. It seemed happy but now I'm having a terrible time with the leaves turning YELLOW. Four leaves have turned totally yellow and I'm afraid it's going to commit suicide. I have not been able to find much on line about this plant, but now I know I can Google the right name. Wish me luck trying to keep Rappy alive, and thanks for this.

Beautiful ❤️

This is not a moss pole. period.

Looks beautiful and easy 😊

Beautiful

R. Decursiva tends to crawl in juvenile stadium. The epipremnum pinnatum is a climber from the first leave on. So all of yours are probably R. Decursiva. That tells my personal experience and what I‘ve seen irl so far.

That was a scary drive!!! You two must have been driving on country road cause there were no night lights!!! Good thing you had someone with you cause the visual was poor!!!! You two were brave to be out in that kind of weather!!!! Glad you made it through that.

Did you make this ?

How do you water the pole?

Very pretty 😊

why do you have the hazards on ? why not just the back fog lights ?

Nice

Very nice ☺☺

Wow

I drove in this weather 2 years ago from blind river to Perth. It’s a 7 or 8 hour drive in normal conditions. But in a blizzard you can imagine how long it would take. Did the trip there and back in one day and it was like this both ways

Driving at night returning to my home after the end of my work shift during a complete steady zero visibility blizzard and drifting snow piles blown across the rural road was the most frightening thing I ever did in my entire lifetime driving. Even more frightening than a heavy downpour of rain because the highway never flooded despite the massive downpour. Thank God the distance during the blizzard from my work site to my home at the time wasn't 20 miles

Great video! Very helpful. Thank you

I'm happy you made it home, I drove in similar conditions last night, it was so tense. It took me twice as long to get home.

I can tell you with 100% certainly those are rhapidaphora decursiva not epiprenum

I am so confused because to me a epiprenum pinatum and a rhapidora decursiva look nothing alike. The epiprenum pinatum looks like most epiprenum when they are mature and get fenestrations. They have thin leaves like most epiprenum and have leaves longer than they are wide. The rhapidophora on the other hand has thick leaves and is wider than it is long. It looks more similar to like a monstera when mature it’s more pillowey and reflective and just nothing like and epiprenum. I don’t get the confusion they look completely different except they both have fenestrations .

This was so interesting. I have Sebu Blue and Blue Baltic pinnatum plants. I also have the R. Decurseva. All of my plants are juveniles. I have heard some folks separate the plants we commonly call pothos into eperprinmeum pinnatum and eperprimneum aureum. Sebu and Baltic under the pinnatum side with the aureum group containing golden pothos, snow queen pothos, marble queen pothos, jade pothos, and such. I thought I understood the separation. But now I also noticed folks seem to refer to scindapsus as pothos interchangeably. I also understand that Rhaphidora Decurseva and Rhaphidora Tetrasperma were Aroids but a different group from philodendrons, scindapsus or "pothos" yet as you mentioned, I have seen sellers sell the plants as if their names were exchangeable which confuses me. Thank you for tackling this subject.

Please update ?

What vehicle were you driving ? Thats crazy

I just did this to mine & it was hard work, maybe I was being to delicate with it 😅😅 but it looks beautiful 🤩

Mine is little and I don't see any nodes. 😔 Only one leaf has a pink spot on it.

Excellent informative, thank you!