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Massive Indoor Jungle Giants: How To Grow MONSTER Plants! 🌱🤩🪴
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2024
- Welcome to the green revolution! 🌱 In this jaw-dropping video, I'll share tips and tricks growing colossal plants on moss poles. Get ready to witness your indoor garden transform into a lush paradise.
🚀 Key Highlights:
Discover the incredible benefits of using moss poles for your climbing plants, including Monstera, Philodendron, and more!
Witness the aesthetic transformation as we guide you through the top ten plant genera that thrive on moss poles.
Learn the art of DIY moss pole creation - a simple and cost-effective project for plant enthusiasts.
Explore the beauty of vertical gardening and how it optimizes space while elevating your indoor oasis.
🌟 Why settle for ordinary when your plants can be extraordinary? Join me on this green adventure and unlock the secrets to nurturing thriving indoor climbers!
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Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful houseplants lovely collection beautiful
Thank you for your kind words! :-)
22 foot ceilings!!! Have you ever thought about letting some plants attach and climb up the walls? Make a lil area for a few plants to do that?! Thanks for always making it feel like it’s summer! Your plants! Your shorts!
I did that with a monstera adansoni once! Lol
Your fav .🌿 Is Si tall!…....
I have some very long ones trailing down and also climbing on the walls..
She is beautiful ✨
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Oh wow!
hey Kevin I hope you and your plants are keeping warm in the sub degree temps in Denver. I live in NY and I have one rubber tree over 6 feet tall, and two money trees about six feet tall.
Thank you! That’s amazing height on those plants!!! 😍😍
About 7 1/2 foot. A Monstera Deliciosa. I air layered it with less then three foot top cutting and now it is back to about 5 foot again. Like you being alone it can be very difficult to manage at that height. I will be chopping it down again some time this summer. By air layering it It appeared I saved the inner fenestrations that I had going on with the mother plant.
Oh wow!
Wow Kevin, it’s tall! In order to size-up my plants, I chop & prop them. Therefore, my green pothos with 12” leaves are only about 5‘ tall. I usually do a chop after they get to 6’ tall, so they’re short & wide🤣. Thanks for sharing!
I do that with a lot of plants too! :-) I'm letting this baby grow tho! haha
Helpful tips.
Thank you! I’m glad they gave you some ideas! 😃
My theee tallest plants are 7’ tall, a bird of paradise, a corn plant(26yrs old) I have cut it back numerous times due to it out growing my ceilings. The base stalk is only about 8” so the off shoot has to be supported by rods. And a Madagascar palm plant. Envy your ceilings! Thanks for sharing your videos, always enjoy the content.
Thank you so much! WOW! That’s amazing you’ve had a corn plant for 26 years!! 🤩 I love that!
You watch Sydney Plant Guy Kev, why are you still using those things? You'll get far better growth with a proper moss pole although you might have to get the ladder out to water it. 😅
🤣🤣🤣 they’re too much effort lol
@@PlantswithKevinBoom. You bring out the ladder anyway, right???
All the time lol
@@PlantswithKevin So, there is no problem, right!!!??? Your such a sweetheart!!!
Good job Kevin! I have a Fiddle Leaf Fig and a large pot of several Golden Goddess vines. Both are about 6ft tall. I have short ceilings , and of course they're growing like crazy, thanks to grow lights. I am starting to worry about what to do with them. Your really blessed with tall ceilings. You may have to buy a roofing ladder and a safety belt pretty soon🤣❤🌱🪜.
I probably will! Lol 😂 that’s awesome! I want my fiddle leaf fig to grow to 6’! 😍 it’s almost at 5’ now!
That was great! 🤣
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Hi Kevin, love watching your videos you mentioned you put extra moss at the bottom do you moisten or water your poles? I always find it very difficult to water the cocoa coir pulse some people don’t and some people say they should be watered. Thanks.
Hi! I try to wet the moss when I’m watering my climbers, but as you know, they dry up quickly lol
Hi Kevin, do you plan to do any sort of chop of the plant?
I was thinking about it over the summer, but I’m just gonna let it grow as large as it can at this point. Haha
Anyone else think Kevin had a spider on him? Around 12:22. As a plant newb, I had a lovely 10 ft Golden pothos with hand size leaves. 😢until I f’ed around and found out. Now, I have 💩ton of cuttings 🎉 party! Also, I like that your pole is dry, in Colorado it’s hard to keep big poles evenly damp. I used a small elm tree striped of bark and it was lovely.
As long as it’s not spider mites, I’m fine with it! 🤣 oye! Colorado is sooo dry!!! 😩
im a very new plant mama but i am curious why this type of pole. I see another type with spaghnum moss and like a mesh. are there benefits to one over the other? This looks way simpler but does it do the same thing? TIA
good question! it does do the same thing, I think early on I just went with this kind and stuck to it.
My tallest climbing plant 🪴 is 8 feet tall. I cut back to 4 feet. Trying to maintain 6 feet. Grow back quickly, Syngoniums🪴
Oh wow! I think my syngonium chiapense might get that tall! 😆