I love my new philodendron Brazil. Thanks for the help. One hint about purchasing. It grows fast so don’t buy a plant that’s too big for your intended spot. Smaller is better for this baby.
😎You are my absolute favorite go to guy to help me care for my plants!!! I'm in a new home meaning I have tons of space and tons of light and no experience... I'm doing great thanks to you!!❤❤❤ With love from Boston, Massachusetts🇺🇸
This video came up on my feed at just the right time. Mine was dropping leaves like crazy and now it looks so sad. I cut all tye bare stems off, put it in brighter light and now I will br more careful with my watering.
I had mine hanging directly in my east facing window and missed to water it a lot. Amazingly it did very well. It wasn't my first choice of a plant but it is very reliable and tough plant. It's like pothos. Brazil and my neon pothos are growing together in the same pot. They compliment each other nicely.
I got a medium sized one a few weeks ago. Been leaving it alone until now; gonna stick it on a moss pole as it's in need of a repot also. Cannot wait to grow a Beast! Thanks for great tips!
The Philo Brasil is definitely one of my favorite plants. I loved the first one I bought so much that I had to get another to take to work. I just really love trailing philos.
Just bought a medium sized one this evening that is already root bound. I will try to keep it in the grow pot another month while it acclimates. This info is extremely helpful. Thank you.
Dude, I literally just got this plant and this video was the first thing when I opened UA-cam 😂 perfect! Always love your content, very informative indeed!
I love the details. Great video. 👍🏼 I am going to go and check my largest brasil and inspect the leaves and propagate again. I love how easy this plant is.
I absolutely love all the colors you use in your home to decorate with… I’m hoping you have a home tour video… I’m going to search after this video for one! If you don’t have one posted, may I suggest that for a future video? I love to see how people use houseplants in their home decor, where they place the plants, how they decorate with them, what colors they use with them, etc. Those are my favorite videos to watch! I love the plant care videos as well… But my favorite, probably because I’m already versed on plant care mostly, is where they’re placed and how they look in peoples’ homes.😁
Don't have a Brasil but picked up a Malay Gold from Dobbies on Friday reduced to £6.49! Also grabbed one of those gorgeous green orange's after seeing one in your video, it became a total wishlist plant!
Lynnn from Desert Plants of Avalon uses and highly recommends horticultural neem oil for getting rid of spider mites along with other plant pests - just a thought to share
🙋♀Beginner plant parent here and I just want to thank you for making such informative and easy to understand videos! Whenever I search on a topic, if I see a video from your channel listed, I always choose yours first! I was wondering, does Philodendron Brasil need distilled or rainwater instead of tap water? I live in the country and have well water. It's hard water and we don't use a softener. I was curious is this would be okay to use? My Heartleaf Philo doesn't mind right from the tap but because the Brasil is variegated I wasn't sure. Thanks for any help!
I got a cutting few months ago and it takes it a while to start growing again! I really dont get what's wrong because everything you say I do... I can grow a peace lilly, but this one don't qant to grow 😅 All my other vines are super happy too! 😅
Hi, glad i found your channel. I just play your videos in the background while gaming :) I got a huge cutting of Heartleaf Philodendron. Is it better to propagate a single leaf or is multileaf propagation OK?
@@SheffieldMadePlants I saw somewhere that a long stem has less chance for rooting because more leafs disconnected from the mother plant = more opportunity for drying out? I am now trying the method where I keep all leaves on the step and wrap a ball of moss around each node to see if they sprout a root.
I've just found your channel and am enjoying watching through them all. Can I ask what you mean by regular compost? Do you mean garden compost (the big bags from garden centres) with perlite or proper houseplant compost with perlite? Many thanks.
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thankyou so much! Garden compost is so much cheaper and I already have perlite. I have so many rooted cuttings to pot up as I can't resist propagating all my plants.
I have two brazils and I absolutely love them! I have propagated them and planted the babies into another pot but have noticed it is growing like crazy. HOWEVER, all the leaves are not even a quarter of the size as the leaf I used to root! Could this plant already be outgrowing the pot? Also, I have beautiful coloration having it on my kitchen mantle about 15 feet from a north facing door. But, the leaves are very dull, should I fertilize? Lastly, I would like to see how large I can get the leaves so and trying to encourage them to climb. Is this a good idea? I feel like I am constantly tying the vies because the ariel roots are so tiny and not reaching out.
Just what I was looking for, really helpful tips👏🏼👍👍. Do u reckon the care for mican is similar to brasil where it likes to dry out between watering too?
Nice looking plant 🥰🥰 I'm thinking 🤔 about getting one witch one do you recommend for lower light like a north face window 🪟? I was thinking about the all green 💚💚 heart shaped one 🤔 What are your thoughts 💭 please and thank you!!! You're my plant teacher I trust your advice!! 🌱🌿🌵🌻🌼🍂🍁🌸🪷🌷
Is a South facing window ok if I have shears* up 24/7. Most of my plants are in that window and as long as the sheers are closed they are ok. Thanks for your time
I have a beautiful Brasil but am curious about some of the leaves growing now are mainly that yellow/light green color with a hint of blush. It is in a corner of a bathroom with both south and west windows, but with trees now leafed out, so no hot full sun. Would you have any idea what is going on?
Mine is losing some of it's beautiful varigation. So much for South facing windows. If I move it closer to the window will the vibrant colors perk up? It's a big plant to be moving about. Thanks!
Hi, I bottom water the philodendrons until the soil is totally moist. It took about a month until the soil was dry enough to water it again. The pot is 17cm, has drainage holes, mix of soil and perlite. Should I change watering method? I mean almost a month is too long wet for the roots right?
Not necessarily. As long as it's not saturated and the plant is fine you're all good. I bottom water too although I probably water mine every couple of weeks
@@SheffieldMadePlants , thanks for the quick reply! Then I will continue to water the philodendron like I do now (also advise from one of your videos :)). The soil is not saturated and I dont see any other signs as yellow leaves. Except that the grow was stopped, but it can also be that the plant has to get used to its new place since I just bought it. Thanks for all the videos with tips!
I have a crazy question ❓ I purchased a plant labeled neon pothos about 3 months ago...I started noticing new growth but the leaves coming in are a reddish orange, not yellow or brown. I used my goggle lens and it says I have a heart leaf philodendron. Is this possible? Please let me know
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Here because I'm just learning my "pothos" is not a pothos
Same 😅
Same 😂
😂😂😂
I have 5 or 6 of these, different sizes. Love them. So rewarding.
Actually, I have mine in a self watering pot and she is doing great. New growth and all.
I love my new philodendron Brazil. Thanks for the help. One hint about purchasing. It grows fast so don’t buy a plant that’s too big for your intended spot. Smaller is better for this baby.
Thanks for the tip!
😎You are my absolute favorite go to guy to help me care for my plants!!!
I'm in a new home meaning I have tons of space and tons of light and no experience... I'm doing great thanks to you!!❤❤❤ With love from Boston, Massachusetts🇺🇸
Thank you 😊
This video came up on my feed at just the right time. Mine was dropping leaves like crazy and now it looks so sad. I cut all tye bare stems off, put it in brighter light and now I will br more careful with my watering.
Great, glad it was useful. Thanks 😁
I bought a moisture meter( same as yours). No more guessing! Thanks,I love your videos.
Glad to help 😁
I had mine hanging directly in my east facing window and missed to water it a lot. Amazingly it did very well. It wasn't my first choice of a plant but it is very reliable and tough plant. It's like pothos. Brazil and my neon pothos are growing together in the same pot. They compliment each other nicely.
Ooo nice a mixed planter 👍
I like that mix.... think I'll do that one too!
Very clear attention grabbing presentation….reminds me of my botany professor…….Ruby George
Wow, thank you!
I got a medium sized one a few weeks ago. Been leaving it alone until now; gonna stick it on a moss pole as it's in need of a repot also. Cannot wait to grow a Beast!
Thanks for great tips!
Good luck!
Another dose of wisdom thank you.
Thank you!
Very informative thanks 🙏
Glad you liked it
The Philo Brasil is definitely one of my favorite plants. I loved the first one I bought so much that I had to get another to take to work. I just really love trailing philos.
It’s one of my favourites!
Just bought a medium sized one this evening that is already root bound. I will try to keep it in the grow pot another month while it acclimates. This info is extremely helpful. Thank you.
Thank you 😁
I really appreciate your quite, measure, and organized presentation.
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching 👍
Thanks for sharing, I'll try someday 😊
Thanks for watching
Thks. This was so helpful. Ahna. USA
2nd time watching this video…lots of good tips
THANKS!
Thanks, glad you liked it
I just ordered one last night.
Nice!
Dude, I literally just got this plant and this video was the first thing when I opened UA-cam 😂 perfect! Always love your content, very informative indeed!
Awesome! Thank you!
very informative content! I like how you quantify different factors, so it's easy to replicate at my own place!
Great to hear! Thank you
I love the details. Great video. 👍🏼 I am going to go and check my largest brasil and inspect the leaves and propagate again. I love how easy this plant is.
Awesome thank you 👍
@@SheffieldMadePlants I love that one, so beautiful.
I absolutely love all the colors you use in your home to decorate with… I’m hoping you have a home tour video… I’m going to search after this video for one! If you don’t have one posted, may I suggest that for a future video? I love to see how people use houseplants in their home decor, where they place the plants, how they decorate with them, what colors they use with them, etc. Those are my favorite videos to watch! I love the plant care videos as well… But my favorite, probably because I’m already versed on plant care mostly, is where they’re placed and how they look in peoples’ homes.😁
Thank you very much and letting me know what videos you like. This was the last tour video I did 👉 ua-cam.com/video/k4s0Nk4ohNY/v-deo.html
Don't have a Brasil but picked up a Malay Gold from Dobbies on Friday reduced to £6.49! Also grabbed one of those gorgeous green orange's after seeing one in your video, it became a total wishlist plant!
The Malay gold looks nice. Not got one myself. Glad you like the green orange. Dobbies is great for houseplants isn’t it?
En vidio precis vad jag behövde. Mina Brasil trivs inte ...nu ska jag försöka igen med all denna information tack så mycket😊🙏❣
Varsågod. tack för att du tittade
I didn’t have philodendron,but I will try to buy…interesting videos 👍
Well worth it. Thanks
Houseplant watering mistakes you're probably making 👉 ua-cam.com/video/9WXOtsZAzw4/v-deo.html
Lynnn from Desert Plants of Avalon uses and highly recommends horticultural neem oil for getting rid of spider mites along with other plant pests - just a thought to share
👍😁
🙋♀Beginner plant parent here and I just want to thank you for making such informative and easy to understand videos! Whenever I search on a topic, if I see a video from your channel listed, I always choose yours first!
I was wondering, does Philodendron Brasil need distilled or rainwater instead of tap water? I live in the country and have well water. It's hard water and we don't use a softener. I was curious is this would be okay to use? My Heartleaf Philo doesn't mind right from the tap but because the Brasil is variegated I wasn't sure. Thanks for any help!
Thank you very much! The brasil isn’t fussy about water in my experience.
Mine is really struggling. It just looks sad. Thanks for this.
My pleasure
I got a cutting few months ago and it takes it a while to start growing again!
I really dont get what's wrong because everything you say I do... I can grow a peace lilly, but this one don't qant to grow 😅
All my other vines are super happy too! 😅
It does take a long time. I've been waiting months for mine to do anything. It will come eventually
8:03 i bought my box and started seedling and Jade cutting
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Hi, glad i found your channel. I just play your videos in the background while gaming :)
I got a huge cutting of Heartleaf Philodendron. Is it better to propagate a single leaf or is multileaf propagation OK?
Thanks! Either will work fine. You get more bang for your buck with single leaf cuttings
@@SheffieldMadePlants I saw somewhere that a long stem has less chance for rooting because more leafs disconnected from the mother plant = more opportunity for drying out? I am now trying the method where I keep all leaves on the step and wrap a ball of moss around each node to see if they sprout a root.
@@BohemianCocoNat yes some truth to that I think
I've just found your channel and am enjoying watching through them all. Can I ask what you mean by regular compost? Do you mean garden compost (the big bags from garden centres) with perlite or proper houseplant compost with perlite? Many thanks.
Any compost you normally get really. I usually buy the big bags from the garden centre and add perlite
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thankyou so much! Garden compost is so much cheaper and I already have perlite. I have so many rooted cuttings to pot up as I can't resist propagating all my plants.
@@joanneyeomans6294 Same here, addictive isn't it
Buying Perlite is a challenge here. I am getting powdery perlite.
Thank you for the video. You have a typo in your video title at 4:03 - It says "Tenperature"
Thanks
I have two brazils and I absolutely love them! I have propagated them and planted the babies into another pot but have noticed it is growing like crazy. HOWEVER, all the leaves are not even a quarter of the size as the leaf I used to root! Could this plant already be outgrowing the pot? Also, I have beautiful coloration having it on my kitchen mantle about 15 feet from a north facing door. But, the leaves are very dull, should I fertilize? Lastly, I would like to see how large I can get the leaves so and trying to encourage them to climb. Is this a good idea? I feel like I am constantly tying the vies because the ariel roots are so tiny and not reaching out.
It might need more light. Small leaves and a dull colour suggests this. Check the roots though. Getting it to climb will be a nice idea
Just what I was looking for, really helpful tips👏🏼👍👍. Do u reckon the care for mican is similar to brasil where it likes to dry out between watering too?
Yes pretty much all Philodendron want the soil to dry out.
Nice looking plant 🥰🥰 I'm thinking 🤔 about getting one witch one do you recommend for lower light like a north face window 🪟? I was thinking about the all green 💚💚 heart shaped one 🤔 What are your thoughts 💭 please and thank you!!! You're my plant teacher I trust your advice!! 🌱🌿🌵🌻🌼🍂🍁🌸🪷🌷
The all green one will be fine. The variegated one might struggle
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you 🤗
Nice video! But temperature spelling is not correct
When you say you use compost what makes up your compost? Thanks
Garden waste
Hi...Do you have any videos on anthuriums?
I’ve not yet no. Been meaning to make one though
Is a South facing window ok if I have shears* up 24/7. Most of my plants are in that window and as long as the sheers are closed they are ok. Thanks for your time
Yeah if they are protected 👍
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thanks!
I have a beautiful Brasil but am curious about some of the leaves growing now are mainly that yellow/light green color with a hint of blush. It is in a corner of a bathroom with both south and west windows, but with trees now leafed out, so no hot full sun. Would you have any idea what is going on?
Sounds like a light problem but hard to say without seeing it
Mine is losing some of it's beautiful varigation. So much for South facing windows. If I move it closer to the window will the vibrant colors perk up? It's a big plant to be moving about. Thanks!
Yeah the more light the better.
Mine leaves turn yellow and the start of the leaf stem turn brown and then they completely fall of😢
Could you pls let me know the ideal light lux levels for this plant
Over 5000 is good
Thank you 😊
Mine had a totem when I bought it. Is there a chance to have it hang instead?
Yes it can hang from the pot.
One of my philodendron is curling up not sure why they are usually easy to grow any suggestions
Curling up suggests to me that it’s drying out. How’s the soil and roots?
Do you have any tips of age of plants and forced flowering conditions. Trying to make a hybrid
How do you mean?
@@SheffieldMadePlants I heard it's hard to get them to flower so wondered the best conditions. And if the plant has to be a certain age
@@chrisgoldbach4450 I don’t think I’ve ever got a Philodendron to flower. It would need tons of light I bet
Hi, I bottom water the philodendrons until the soil is totally moist. It took about a month until the soil was dry enough to water it again. The pot is 17cm, has drainage holes, mix of soil and perlite. Should I change watering method? I mean almost a month is too long wet for the roots right?
Not necessarily. As long as it's not saturated and the plant is fine you're all good. I bottom water too although I probably water mine every couple of weeks
@@SheffieldMadePlants , thanks for the quick reply! Then I will continue to water the philodendron like I do now (also advise from one of your videos :)). The soil is not saturated and I dont see any other signs as yellow leaves. Except that the grow was stopped, but it can also be that the plant has to get used to its new place since I just bought it. Thanks for all the videos with tips!
hello, what if the leafs start having holes and the whole leaf becomes brown?
Hard to say. Could be lots of things. Watering, pests, sun…
what if the window faces north-west? can I put it in the window then?
Yep
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you!
I have a crazy question ❓ I purchased a plant labeled neon pothos about 3 months ago...I started noticing new growth but the leaves coming in are a reddish orange, not yellow or brown. I used my goggle lens and it says I have a heart leaf philodendron. Is this possible? Please let me know
The label must be wrong and you bought a philodendron instead 🤷🏻♂️
@@SheffieldMadePlants that's what I'm thinking because I looked at all my pothos plants and the leaf texture and look is different then this one
Could be a lemon lime philodendron. On mine the leaves come in orange and then harden off to a more neon color.
Once variegation is lost, if the plant is given more light will the leaves get the variegation back?
If it’s gone entirely then I don’t think so
are you aware that you spelled "temperature" with an "n" instead of an "m" on the screen, at 4:01? 😁
I'm not surprised 😅