I’m excited to see this video because I just got a Mican and it’s one long vine too!! When I asked the seller about this plant, she said if I’m successful with Pothos, I’d be successful with the Mican, and your advice sounds exactly like how I care for my Pothos! Did you sacrifice a leaf on the bottom of the vine you have in the bottle? I did with mine and it killed me to remove it. Fortunately, I found a leaf that had a little rip in it and some water stains so I chose that one to cut and sacrifice! 😂🙈 I was wondering if I should cut some into single leaves and make it fuller quicker? What do you think? I would cut it so it would look like an upside down “T”- the node would be at the intersection of the two lines, and the part of the “T” that’s straight across would be about a quarter inch of vine on each side of the node, and that whole thing would go in water with the leaf sticking out on top. Does that make sense and sound correct? The vine is so pretty that I don’t want to chop it, but at the same time it looks silly to have a pot full of dirt with a couple vines coming out of it! Anyway, let me know what you think about what I described and if I should do a bunch of single leaf cuttings. Thank you for sharing! 💜💚🪴🥰
Yay! If there's not enough stem on the bottom you may have to sacrifice a leaf or two, but it will be worth it. I ended up making mine into a bunch of single leaf cuttings! It's sad to cut up a long vine, but they grow super quickly and it will be nice to have a bunch of different growth points. And yes, the way you're cutting sounds correct to me!
@@GetPlantyWithIt I did it!! Lol, you’ve actually already seen them on Instagram (mysticstitches). It was a bit nerve racking to cut them all up, but I’m sure I’ll be grateful in the end! 😊
.. I just learned that the plant is from a little while ago, more like in 1760, and since it is a naturally climbing plant I will try give it a wodden board to climb, as the higher it climbs the bigger the leafs.. My Micans is in a soil mix of coco coir, perlite, worm casting and orchid bark, and it work wonders.. I fertilize with fish emultion and seaweed..
@@GetPlantyWithIt I was as surprised as you 🤗 although my sweet micans is just a baby still, I will enjoy to see her climb the wodden board.. You should give it a try ☺️
I love my micans, she's leggy also and currently propagating in moss and in water. And soon I hope to get a syngonium Albo, love to know how you take credit of yours
I just found a 6 inch mican today for $15 it’s been on my wish list. So pretty 😍
Omg that’s an amazing price!!! Enjoy!
I love my micans!!! Commenting before watching the whole video just because they’re seriously one of the best!!
I'm obsessed! I honestly want another one
Just got a few clippings in a trade, so beautiful and excited to start my own
Ooh that's so exciting!! ☺️
I got a hanging baskets of it for $13 at food lion 👍🏾 great video
That's amazing wow!!
great video!!! i will be doing a plant trade and get two philo. micans cuttings out of it, im so excited and now adequately prepared ;)
Plant trades are the best! Good luck with your micans :)
Excellent info on micans. No disrespect, your hair is beautiful. 👍🏿
Thank you! :)
Did you ever make the video on the planting medium?
I’m excited to see this video because I just got a Mican and it’s one long vine too!! When I asked the seller about this plant, she said if I’m successful with Pothos, I’d be successful with the Mican, and your advice sounds exactly like how I care for my Pothos!
Did you sacrifice a leaf on the bottom of the vine you have in the bottle? I did with mine and it killed me to remove it. Fortunately, I found a leaf that had a little rip in it and some water stains so I chose that one to cut and sacrifice! 😂🙈 I was wondering if I should cut some into single leaves and make it fuller quicker? What do you think? I would cut it so it would look like an upside down “T”- the node would be at the intersection of the two lines, and the part of the “T” that’s straight across would be about a quarter inch of vine on each side of the node, and that whole thing would go in water with the leaf sticking out on top. Does that make sense and sound correct?
The vine is so pretty that I don’t want to chop it, but at the same time it looks silly to have a pot full of dirt with a couple vines coming out of it!
Anyway, let me know what you think about what I described and if I should do a bunch of single leaf cuttings.
Thank you for sharing! 💜💚🪴🥰
Yay! If there's not enough stem on the bottom you may have to sacrifice a leaf or two, but it will be worth it. I ended up making mine into a bunch of single leaf cuttings! It's sad to cut up a long vine, but they grow super quickly and it will be nice to have a bunch of different growth points. And yes, the way you're cutting sounds correct to me!
@@GetPlantyWithIt I cut it!!!! I tagged you on Instagram to show you! I can’t believe I did it, lol!!! 😁💚
@@GetPlantyWithIt I did it!! Lol, you’ve actually already seen them on Instagram (mysticstitches). It was a bit nerve racking to cut them all up, but I’m sure I’ll be grateful in the end! 😊
.. I just learned that the plant is from a little while ago, more like in 1760, and since it is a naturally climbing plant I will try give it a wodden board to climb, as the higher it climbs the bigger the leafs.. My Micans is in a soil mix of coco coir, perlite, worm casting and orchid bark, and it work wonders.. I fertilize with fish emultion and seaweed..
Oh wow I didn't know it was that old! And that's a great idea - I've seen some people get massive leaves from allowing their micans to climb ☺️
@@GetPlantyWithIt I was as surprised as you 🤗 although my sweet micans is just a baby still, I will enjoy to see her climb the wodden board.. You should give it a try ☺️
@@aingealtara1479 Yes I want to! I'm going to take some cuttings soon and have them climb
:)
I love my micans, she's leggy also and currently propagating in moss and in water.
And soon I hope to get a syngonium Albo, love to know how you take credit of yours
They’re so fun to propagate! And yes I definitely can do that - she’s been growing so well recently :)
@@GetPlantyWithIt im sorry I meant take care of it, freaking auto correct 😅.
@@mariannerocha3053 haha I figured 😂
@@mariannerocha3053 haha I figured 😂
I put mine on a coco coir pole and it’s just been thriving! I just keep it in a north facing window area and basically don’t touch it 😅
Ooh I love how they look on poles!! I think I should get another and have it climb up a pole 🤔
@@GetPlantyWithIt propagate that nice vining part and have it climb! 😍😍
@@KaylasPlants Yes great idea! I think I'll do it tonight!