An In-Depth Guide to Philodendron Care
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
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TimeStamps:
Watering @1:07
Light @6:05
Humidity and Temperature @7:24
Feeding @11:15
Repotting and Soil: 12:54
Easy Philodendron: 14:38
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Easy rare/unusual Philodendron to consider:
In order of mention:
Hangers: scandens, micans
Bright colours: prince of orance, moonlight, painted lady
Big hearts: mcdowell, gloriosum, pastazanum,
Unusual shapes: florida ghost
Hairy!: serpens
Longer leaves: billietiae,
Exotic: luxurians choco red, melanochrysum
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My husband has recognized you as an extra member of our family because you’re always on our TV 🤣🤣 Can you do an easy to hard philodendrons and then an in depth care for anthuriums???
You can really tell Kaylee’s science and mathematics background. Her videos are so well formed and professional. I am an ecologist coding modeller, these videos are so great to watch, i love her x
*Soil mix:* Most tropical rainforest plants will benefit from a small portion of Activated Charcoal mixed in.
It acts against harmful bacteria and moderates changes in the soil chemistry. Any sort of forest goes thru burn events at times, so this also mimics a feature of the rainforest environment: there is always some charcoal in that soil.
I went to your UA-cam channel Frank but you didn't have any plant videos so maybe you should start to post plant videos on your UA-cam channel if you have this kind of information that could be shared with the Plant World on UA-cam! Great idea adding charcoal
Frank Drebbin I love using charcoal!
Thanks for the tips! 🥰 I just started growing tropical plant.
So it doesnt has to be activated it can be like wood charcoal?
@@ceramicfrog1 ... Why do you think I Capitalized those words?
Your videos are part of my weekly self care day 💕 face mask, hair mask and all the plant info I need 😊🌱
Dominique Lodwick love it.
Awwwwweee how adorable! Good for you for taking self care days!
I love that idea! Tell everybody I'm not available to sort their crap out! It'd be great to have a glam squad to just primp and preen me like these celebrities have daily. I'm lucky to find a hairbrush to drag through my tangled mane biweekly and brush my teeth in the brief intervals my daughters aren't in the bathrooms admiring themselves and coating each lash and eyebrow individually (apparently)....to say nothing of the fake tanning, the depilation , hair masks, goot and face masks, indicate makeup application, long bubble baths and even longer showers....
I think i'll get " *Well draining soil* " tattooed huge on my forearm.
or forehead
or
"Green is the new pink"
I want to take the time today to thank you for your videos, Kaylee! You were the one that got me into plants. Before, I thought that I could not have plants, because a) I always kill them (by overwatering, I even killed a Zamioculca in the past!), and b) my house is too dark. By buying this moisture probe that you always recommend, I felt more confident that I could do it. I also realized that I do have quite some spots in my house which are not too dark. Now, I have something around 50 plants, and they are all happy and thriving. And this makes me happy. Thanks a million!
One of the first plants I ever bought was a Philodendron Xanadu and that guy has never let me down! Grows like crazy even in the winter and hasn't given me a single issue. Definitely expanding my philodendron collection right now, love these plants 💖
I want that dedicated video of philodendrons!! Honestly i could just listen to you talk about plants for a full hour.
IS THAT A MONSTERA ADANSONII VARIGATA I SEE??????
It is!
noticed it too, it’s beautiful!
Where did you get that?? I saw a *cutting* go on Ebay for over £1300!
@@nataliebutler they're crazy rare!!!
LOL I didn't read the description and didn't notice it until 10 minutes in then was like wait whaaaaaaat?!?! Congrats, that is quite a find $$$$$!
Girl I have only watched the first 6 minutes and 7 seconds of this video and I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate this videoooo!!!! I water mine the same as Alocasias and they are hating it. I didn't understand why. I so appreciate you taking the time to figure all this out and then sharing your experience, Kaylee Ellen....it is priceless!!! Ok let me finish watching lol. :)
Regarding fertilizing, if you repotted, wait 4-6 months before adding any. Most soils have lots of nutrition and some even have fertilizer in them so extra can burn the roots. I put a note in my planner when I repot so I know when I can fertilize 😊
After awhile, I recommend double checking your moisture meters or getting a good quality one. Mine was giving me wacky readings (i.e. saying it was dry when it was wet). Also clean the rods with alcohol between use so you get accurate readings and don't transfer anything funky to other plants.
Hey Paula!!! Love this:)) I have seen some comments saying that they don't like other videos about using the finger method, but I don't use a moisture probe and wait for my Phils to just about dry out (when the pot feels very light) I do so much by feeling do to the fact I'm partially blind and ALL my philodendrons look beautiful, but if I was to purchase one I will use your method...I have a hard time trusting gadgets :))
Emily
@@illumlife588 Hi Emily! Nice to see you here! Yes, I notice first that my moisture probe was taking a long time to register the moisture level. I would have to put it in and then come back. Eventually, it was totally wrong. Like Kaylee Ellen mentioned in the video, I noticed that giving a plant a soaking til water came out the bottom did not always suit the plants. My Ficus Audrey will drop leaves if I do that. I also like how she mentioned roots don't always go through the bottom hole if a plant is root bound. I would say caring for plants in our unique environments is experiential and instinctual. You learn by overwatering and getting fungus gnats like I did or just by knowing what your plants need based on the type of light they get, pot they are in and if all else fails testing the soil by hand will do the trick!
Paula Bollers any recommendations on a good probe? Mine is definitely giving wonky readings
@@younghomestudio1396 I was just looking for a good one on Amazon to use in the winter. They seem to have the same mechanisms. Honestly, I think they probably all go a bit wonky after a few months. Maybe we have to just plan on haveing to buy a new one after awhile.
I LOVE that you gave me a number for my water meter to get to before watering. It is so much easier for me to stick the probe in and see that it is at a 3 than sticking my finger in and trying to decide if I feel moisture.
OH MY GOODNESS I needed this video so badly! I have a verrucosum coming next week and I feel like an expecting mother freaking out about how I’m going to care for this thing when it gets here. This video is unbelievably appreciated
I love how thorough and clear your explantion is! Ty
I bottom water my philodendron and pathos now and they are growing great 🥰🥰
Kaylee - I think this is probably the best information I have heard in regards to watering. I always see people ask and your answer of It really just depends... is completely correct but you also go over why. Great job!! Loved this video!
Thank you. Recently I am in love with the philodendron plants, their larger leaves is so beautiful. This video is exactly what I need. I do have some philodendron plant. I will use the #3 to determine if they need water 💧. Sometimes it's gone dry too long, cause I am not sure when to water, losing leaves turned yellowish. ❤
Ohhhhh yes!!! I bought a philodendron micans and brasil recently so thank you for this 😃
Charming. Watchable and full of expert advice..I'm just starting these plants...and here goes...the addiction has started. Thanks again. 😊
Timestamp:
Watering- 1:07
Light- 6:05
Humidity- 7:24
Feeding- 11:15
Soil mix- 12:54
Easy philodendron- 14:38
I dont care what anyone says. There is so much to be learned from you. They cannot progress because their hate keeps them from learning. This is the beginning video of me binge watching all of yours while I'm in the greenhouse. I hope you get so big, they cant even see you. You deserve it. Much love
You are just awesome. I love your videos and I watch them every chance I get. HUGE FAN!!!!
Kaylee I'm only a minute almost 5 on your video and what excellent advice about watering. To me it's sort of intuitive when a plant needs watered and after you have it for a little while you understand its needs and if you do a little research understand it even better. But some people are new to plants and they really don't have a clue how to water and they're scared the plants going to die so they tend to over water. So you have explained this in such a great way I'm a retired teacher and I taught for 32 years and substituted for 13 and it always amazed me new teachers and how they don't understand how to really teach if someone doesn't understand something like one of the students in math maybe he's not understanding triple digit multiplication or division or something. And they were so bright they got straight A's never struggled to learn anything top of their class but have no clue on how to teach. I had to explain to my children my students that the way I and my paycheck is not to present something and see if they understand it but if they don't understand something to teach them in a way that they come away with oh now I get it! And you are doing such a great job explaining the nitty gritty part of watering which is one of the most important parts of having house plants or even of gardening. Come to my channel on UA-cam everyone I want to see comments that's what I look forward to seeing every day take care Kaylee great job!!
Just received a Philodendron Rojo Congo in a plant trade! I already have a heartleaf, so it's nice to have variety. I'm absolutely in love with this new baby. Thanks for the video!
I'd love to see both videos, the aroid potting mix and easy philodendrons! 😊
I feel so warm inside ☺️ your videos are so wholesome and just what the internet needs thanks for the information!
Could you do a video on pruning? I am terrified to prune my plants!
Try pruning on a plant that you are ok to forgo. It will dispel all your fears. They bounce back healthier. I swear.
I hadn't even considered humidity with my philodendron, thanks for mentioning that!
Easy philodendron please please please! I love them! 😍
I just got a philodendron verrucosum today! Perfect timing!🥰
Liz Cowen Thank you, Kaylee, for all this detailed knowledge - I am a beginner! I bought whatever I found on a tube stock site here in Australia. Both are loving life near my north facing window (southern hemisphere). New shoots on both! One is a P. Rojo Congo and the other is a P. Silver Sword. I've a lot to learn!
Besides buying a cool mist humidifier which brought my humidity level up into the 60s this winter and the house temperature was 68 degrees and felt Pleasant because of the high humidity level you also can boost the humidity by grouping your plants together because they give off water they transpired as they do their thing photosynthesis to make their food the light shining on the green leaves... we all know about humidity trays and misting but grouping plants together and that cool mist humidifier are the best ways to help your plants I think and I'm sure you agree Kaylee you are giving excellent points and that's why everyone loves your videos
Philodendron are one of my favourites spieces, this is so helpful! Yay, best part of friday!
*makes plan to check all roots and mix up new potting medium* I love how helpful your videos are. You’re adding to my shopping list but also making sure I kinda know how to care for the plants!
I love your videos I live in Belize (central america) where some of these philodendrons grows wild In our lush jungle .
Philodendron are fairly overwater friendly I have found so great for people who are just getting started and are too scared to let the plant soil go bone dry between watering! The key though is clay pots, in which water evaporates much faster
I would love a dedicated easy philodendron video 😃
I’m loving your videos! All your background settings are absolutely beautiful! I would love to see a video on how to tell the difference between a Philodendron Rojo Congo and a Black Cardinal. I supposedly bought one of each today, but they look the same to me.
First timer, you are adorable. I love that you time stamped very nice touch.
Thank you! Really great video! I like philodendrons. So this is helpful. I had a scandens with tiny leaves, hardly watered it, stayed in medium light. Then I moved & it got terrible gnats!! ...so I put it outside in the sun & rain in spring & lots of it died off. I brought it back inside in a northeastern windowsill and it surprisingly popped out tons of new BIG leaves. Like the size of my hand! Now it’s in a nice hanging pot in my warm south facing front living room about 6’ away from the window...and we are loving life together 😂 What a neat experience I had with it. You’re right it doesn’t like a lot of water to run through during watering. Just a bit to moisten everything is fine. I feel like me and my plant went through a ton and now I understand it so much more.
I would like to see a video about your soil recipe.
I would also like some eye candy of all your philodendrons possibly in the room and light situation you have them in.
I like to see plants in videos but it would be really helpful to see them where they are actually growing.
Thank you!! Sorry for the long message. Have a great day.
i’ve been hesitating to adopt a melanochrysum but i guess i’m going to get it soon! thank you Kaylee!
I've never had any luck with those probes I find there are very and accurate at least with the soil pH as far as watering is concerned I just go to my plant room and say hey who needs water and whoever yells back me can I give them water just got to listen to your plants they do talk
Wow. This is such a good video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! Love from Louisville Kentucky! (Yes I said that with much southern twang 😉)
Omg My Beautiful Kaylee holaa from Puerto Rico i loooove your plant videos soooo much💚💚💚💚
Thank you so much for explaining your water numbers.
I’d been debating on s moisture meter for a while now, and I just watched another one of your videos where you listed numbers for watering specific plants but didn’t knw what you meant.
Your videos are so extremely helpful!
So glad you did this video. Trying to grow my small philodendron collection and you've given me a lot of choices to consider. Thanks so much!
I just had to tell you that your name made me laugh😆😆.
@@Uneedmoremeds Thanks, I am getting a little better. Only killed two last month.
@@yeahivekilledthat719 I'm glad to hewr you're getting better👍👍. Is there a specific type of species thst typically dies for you? I am having a heck of a time trying to make my relationship with Alocasia work out. Slowly but surely I will conquer her😆😆. Begonias are a bit iffy too but maybe my humidifier will fix both those problem plants.
@@Uneedmoremeds Yes, I have a heck of time with lithops and astrophytrum asteria. Slowly learning that lithops need more water that I originally thought. For alocasias, I water less than colocasias. Also, I was able to get rid of the fungus with a copper fungicide.
I love this video♥️
You should do a video on anthurium care !!
Hey Kaylee! If you see this, could you please one day do a video on philodendron Hastatum? I haven’t seen much about them and I think it is just such an amazing plant that it should be covered more in depth. I absolutely love your videos!
Thank you for this video ! I have several typical philodendrons but recently got the Gloriosum and a Mamei and this video is so helpful 🙌🏻💚
Besides from all the plant porn your hair looks gorgeous in this video👏🏻😍.
"Full on hairy" :) absolutely love your videos. So informative, yet so down to earth :)
Just a warning - your description has the lighting timestamp as 16:05 when it's 6:05. Love your videos and thank you for all the lovely tips!!!
Thank you! Fixed :)
I love philodendrons! I have so many but my Brasil is the only one that hasn't given me any trouble. I've had it about 6 months and it's doubled in size. Thanks for the video!
Can I just say that if you made a video, that was just like “with monsteras I wait for the moisture meters to read __, and with peperomia I wait for it to read ___ and with skindapsus” like, just tell me all of the moisture read levels you wait until to water. Because... there is so much conflicting info.
Yes to ALL the philodendron videos 😬🙌🏻
Istg u make the best videos, like I haven't finished the video yet but I already know its gonna be fantastic
I'm SO glad to hear that the melanochrysum is an easy going variety. It's my #1 wish list plant 💚
Hi hello from Russia. Thanks for sharing this information. It's a pleasure to see you as well as to hear you 👍🤗
Like your Alocasia drama at plant shop! Been in that situation before . Now if I want something I go get it and not think if I buy it or not. You know what happen when you come back its gone!!
Going trough a kaylee ellen video and adding at least 3 plants to your wish list
Thank you SO much for such an in-depth, timely and incredibly useful video!! I had purchased a moisture meter after watching one of your videos and, as soon as I watched this, went to Amazon and ordered a couple of hygrometers! Someone has already asked (and you kindly answered) my question in the comments about my Gloriosum. The two leaves it has seem to be getting a bit yellow and the new leaf is taking forever and a day to unfurl. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and passion in your videos-can’t wait for the next one!!
Picked up a Xanadu Philodendron today and I’m so excited!
NEW SUBSCRIBER here. New houseplant mama too. Always looking for guidance on how best to care for the plants I've adopted 🙂
Exactly!! Water when dry or when they give t the sign
I just purchades a Philodendron Melanochrysum and as you were listing the relatively easy philodendrons, i was like "OH GOD PLEASE KAYLEE SAY MELANOCHRYSUM!" hahaha.. i have a prince of orange, that has grown so so well in my care, when i received it, it was so beat up but it's grown 3 new leaves since my care. I also have a neon philodendron hederacium, and philodendron cordatum. I just love Aroids. I love watching your videos.
Love your videos, please do an in-depth guide for Anthurium as well, thanks heaps Kaylee!!
I just bought 5 philos, so this was very good timing and super informative ☺️
JessaWabbit oooh, what kinds?
Wow, thank you for asking! I’ve been wanting to tell someone, but nobody I know is interested haha.
I bought a Florida beauty, a moonlight, an autumn (I think it’s a hybrid), gold cordatum and a black cardinal ☺️☺️☺️ have you had any of these before? Any tips would be great, thank you ☺️
@@JessaWabbit wow, lucky! You've got a lot of beauties on your hands 😍
I've only got a tiny baby gold cordatum and it seems to really appreciate humidity and bright, indirect lighting. I also have him in well-draining soil. Honestly this video is probably perfect for all of them, care-wise!
Humidity seems to be a common theme for all these houseplants 😉 thank you for sharing! Best of luck with your philo also ☺️
Such a beautiful and professional video. Well hosted and just about the right amount of information. Glad I stumbled upon it.
Your Tipps really help! Thank you Kaylee
I love, love, love this video. Any videos about aroids are great. Thanks so very much. Much love and many blessings.
First time here Kaylee
Good presentation for philodendron
Those water gauges are great, ive had it for years now👌 didi miss the media that philadendroms use??
I subscribed i moved from States in 2013 to here in the Philippines 😊the 🌿🌴plant lfe is awesome n im in paradise😁although i had a stroke 4 years ago now n barely do any gardening 😭 i am still crushed because of my stroke. I am 68 n was so looking forward to truly enjoying my retirement. Anyways
Been a pleasure seeing you here
Regards and best of health to you and yours
🇺🇸EXPAT MIKE IN THE PHILIPPINES. 😊🙏
Kaylee - PLEASE do that video about soil mixes. The one thing I feel like I still have no clue about is how and why different soil mixes are worth purchasing
I learn so much from your videos! I appreciate the effort you put into making the content. Thank you for sharing ❤️
I water probe my plants every Wednesday’s and Saturday’s. If whoever doesn’t need water sat then they wait until wed. It works very well for me.
Excellent information about watering your plants are killed by water than any other means of death! One product I use and it's sold here in America at Lowe's but not at Home Depot is a product called... Soil moist. It's little polymer crystals that absorb water. Sort of like how a baby's disposable diaper works there's a polymer in that diaper but that polymer has to stick together and stay Ooey and gooey as it absorbs moisture just in case the baby is toddling around and it's little pamper and it gets a hole in you don't want little chunks of stuff falling out on the floor. But the polymer and soil moist stays a crystal it doesn't cling to another Crystal. Since it absorbs 50 times its weight in water a spoonful in a large pot can absorb a lot of water and hold and suspension until a plant needs it. I think it's great especially plants that are in clay pots for plants that are outside on the patio in pots or in hanging baskets. Hot dry weather can dry them out quickly and then add some wind to the day and you're going to have wilted and dying plants very quickly in the summer. But that extra bit of moisture the soil moist crystals hold helps the plant from becoming dehydrated in wilted so quickly without making the soil soggy. Do not buy Miracle Grow potting soil with that polymer in because it's not the same polymer it's a cheaper polymer probably like what's in Pampers. You can't use too much of this in a pot. I recycle my potting soil and am I big huge thought that I mix half peat moss the Stay Green brand from Lowe's it has a little bit of fertilizer in and Miracle Grow or stay green brand potting soil from Lowe's which has a bit of fertilizer in and I mix that with recycled orchid bark for my orchids some shredded up sphagnum Moss from repotted orchids and any recycled potting soil from healthy plants. I mix it all up together along with some osmocote summorum castings and the most important ingredient of all I think is soil moist crystals! Because these crystals last 4 or 5 years or maybe longer sometimes there's some extra soil moist crystals in my potting soil and I don't realize it. If we get a heavy rain sometimes my pots look like they're growing clear chunks of Jell-O. It doesn't hurt the plants cuz the soils not soggy I just take those extra chunks of Jell-O and add them 2 the pot I mix my potting soil in or into the bag of potting soil. I think this would also help anyone who tends to over water their plants because it absorbs the excess water in the soil and keeps it from getting mushy an Uzi and keeps the plant from thinking it's growing in a swamp. All of my plants love having this in the soil mix. I take a lot of coleus cuttings in the spring so that I can have lots of coleus plants without having to buy lots of coleus plants... In fact if you come to my UA-cam channel which is Kathleen Murphy and add the word coleus to the search engine you will see the hundred or so cuttings that I made into hanging baskets and pots this past spring I did a whole video on them... And I'm going to do an update on them and the coleus I grow from seed! But the coleus don't like to dry out and they transition well from water routes to dirt roots with the soil moist in the pot. In the fall after the frost hits and I pull up all the dead coleus plants the roots are still sort of alive and they're clinging two little bits of the soil moist crystals those roots find those crystals and just stay there and suck out water whenever they need it. I think it's the greatest invention ever. Besides the water feature I think it aerates the soil and helps the roots get oxygen because the expansion and contraction of those crystals keeps the soil loose. The soil does not get compacted like it can sometimes get after a while. So come to my UA-cam channel it's Kathleen Murphy as the word coleus philodendron house plants are orchids along with my name and the search engine and you'll find me. My channels only about a month old I'm 70 years old and this is a whole new world to me. I've Loved plants and gardening all my life got rid of the cable TV and UA-cam has become my entertainment but it's also become a way just share what I know about plants and learn from other plan A holic's! A year ago I didn't own one Orchid and now I own over 30 come visit me and click subscribe and like but even if you don't do that please leave me a comment and let me know what you think about what I posted and how maybe I could do a better job except I'm stuck with filming with my cell phone right now I don't have a computer I don't have internet access so the only way I can post videos is to take them with my cell phone and upload! I love love love this channel and what a great entrepreneur Kaylee is and an inspiration to all of us.
Another awesome video, thank you, I hope I am not to late, I have a limp and yellowing leaf on my philodendron speciosum, overwatered AND sitting in water...
I moved it inside after transplanting it and watered it through, I didn't have a tray for underneath it yet so I put it in a plastic saucer type thing, it held the water longer I guess...
Note:
*Plantmeter*
Stick your Plantmeter near the plant not just anywhere in the pot. The roots are more concentrated near the plants stem so you want to make sure that the values are ok at this location. Don't push it down till it reaches the bottom. 3/4 is better to do the reading otherwise it will pick up some trapped moisture at the bottom of the pot but you want to know the moisture of the soil.
Depending on your water quality:
You do need to check the pH! The pH is very important to be right if not your plant will suffer or die. Some plant are very tolerant but others have a very small spectrum sometimes just +-0,5pH. So look that up for your specific plant and check your soil.
*Humidifier*
Don't use usual humidifiers with regular tap water! Again this depends on your tap water but: Your tap water has many different substances dissolved in it. All these things get thrown into the air and they will stick to every surface including your plants leaves. In extreme cases it could even block pores on your plant. My whole room had really dense white dust because I didn't know about this issue. Use destilled or osmosis water. But you should have access to pure water anyway if you are caring for some expensive philodendrons.
This was just the most informative video! Thank you. Me and my husband just love u and ur channel. Can you please do a care video for antiriums!!! Would be so thankful!
I have the same moisture meter and have had some issues with hugely inaccurate readings for some soils. This caused me to almost kill a couple of plants because it was reading much higher than the soil actually was. Because they use electrical condictivity to measure moisture, soil v content can affect them so use with caution!
I’d love to see a video on easy philodendrons. They’re currently too intimidating for me, but I’m hopeful for the future. 😊 Thanks for all the informative videos!
PLEASE PLEASE DO A VIDEO LIKE YOU SAID REGARDING THE AROID MIXES FULLBLOWN, showing us like what you adjust for what reasons so we know what to look out for. I have 4 philodendrons: pink princess, painted lady, billitae, splendid.
Please do an in-depth video about soil mix!
This is great Kaylee! Very informative!!
I’d like to find out more about care tips for variegated monstera and difference between variegated monstera borsegiana and deliciousa. Thank you!
This Video ist everything, thank you so so so SO MUCH
That was very helpful! Thank you 🌿🤍
Thank you so much, I was waiting for your Philodendron guide :D ! I would love to see more videos about them. I would also love to see videos about some basic stuff like how to choose pots, how to set up a nice growing area for our babies or even what are the different type of soil and how to choose the perfect mix ^^ . Anyway, I really love your job here on YT and on the Rare Plant Shop :) ! Thank you :D
Very very informative 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thank you so much 🙏🏼💚🕊🙋🏻♀️☮️
Philodendron is LOVE
Also I SPY AN ADASONII VARIGATA??!?
Honestly I would love a dedicated soil video! I am constantly changing my soil since I’ve had some of my more fickle plants give out to root rot because the soil just holds the water way way way too long!
Coming your way! 😜
binge watched your videos, going to be broke for years now. you are awesome!
I love the video!! Could you PLEASE do a similar video on the begonia maculata? Care, watering, propogating, soil and all the sweet stuff!!
Thank you for this video! I just received a black and gold philodendron start and the top of the soil is looking dry so I need to double check when it should be watered.
The scheduled watering things drives me a lityle crazy! 😬 Im like "Cmon, people. At the very least let's not forget that water evaporates faster when it's hotter or when the air is dryer. 😂".
Ive seen so many people online hate on moisture meters....but my skin sensitivity fluctuates with my health concerns and my finger tips have a partial loss of sensation. Even after growing plants for 4 years I still feel like Im still guessing when it's appropriate to water. I think I will get a moisture meter!
i would love a soil video, this video was so amazing as I start my plant adventure.
Thank you Kaylee for this
Your remarks are informative!! They are easy to grow. I have a few different ones.
florida ghost is one of my favorites too :)
I just flipping adore you! you’re such a huge inspiration to me. 💚🌿
My favorite plant is philodendren too
Thank you so much..I have recently subscribed your channel n found it really informative...