Chapters to make your Philodendron Strawberry Shake Happy! 00:00 Introduction: Introduction to the world of Philodendron Strawberry Shake 01:45 Philodendron Erubescens (Non-variegated Strawberry Shake) 04:00 Types of Strawberry Shake Plants 04:25 Top Cutting Philodendron Strawberry Shake 04:40 Mid Cutting P. Strawberry Shake 05:00 Tissue Culture P. Strawberry Shake 05:45 Strawberry Shake: What I Paid 07:15 Types of Media for Strawberry Shake 10:57 Nutrients and Watering 13:34 How to Increase the Variegation in Strawberry Shake 15:41 Best Light for P. Strawberry Shake 16:30 Polaroid Variegation in P. Strawberry Shake 19:00 Variegation Behavior 20:00 Pests 20:55 Moss Pole for Shake 22:00 What is the Cost of Philodendron Strawberry Shake 23:00 Seller's Opinions 25:50 Conclusion
I like to use some vermiculite in my substrate as a water holding medium. Not to fully replace coco coir, but to supplement. it allows me to use less coco coir without sacrificing waterhold or cation exchange capacity.
Sphagnum moss petals with coco coir retains moisture well. You don’t have to buy the petals you can cut up sphagnum moss into tiny bits if you have the patience. I blend instead. After I pick out the sticks and stuff I toss it in my blender. Must use something sealed to prevent dust. Then I add it to coco coir with some worm castings. That’s my seed starter
Chapters to make your Philodendron Strawberry Shake Happy!
00:00 Introduction: Introduction to the world of Philodendron Strawberry Shake
01:45 Philodendron Erubescens (Non-variegated Strawberry Shake)
04:00 Types of Strawberry Shake Plants
04:25 Top Cutting Philodendron Strawberry Shake
04:40 Mid Cutting P. Strawberry Shake
05:00 Tissue Culture P. Strawberry Shake
05:45 Strawberry Shake: What I Paid
07:15 Types of Media for Strawberry Shake
10:57 Nutrients and Watering
13:34 How to Increase the Variegation in Strawberry Shake
15:41 Best Light for P. Strawberry Shake
16:30 Polaroid Variegation in P. Strawberry Shake
19:00 Variegation Behavior
20:00 Pests
20:55 Moss Pole for Shake
22:00 What is the Cost of Philodendron Strawberry Shake
23:00 Seller's Opinions
25:50 Conclusion
Thank you for this info on this beautiful plant
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thank you. You are right there's not much about how to care for this mama.
🧡🧡🧡 it's been a great plant! Mine ended up having lower variegation, so I might need to chop and see what happens!
@@AllureAndInk hmmm good idea for a video content. can't wait.
I was able to get a box of mixed cuttings with a strawberry shake and red anderson along with 6 other rooted cuttings for $45
Yooo great bundle!! 🔥🔥 Been wanting a Red Anderson, but I haven't done too much research about it. But I've seen some amazing ones!
I like to use some vermiculite in my substrate as a water holding medium. Not to fully replace coco coir, but to supplement.
it allows me to use less coco coir without sacrificing waterhold or cation exchange capacity.
🧡 I've been wanting to add vermiculite to my mixes, any brand you recommend?
@@AllureAndInk just make sure it’s chunky and not powdered. I don’t buy it online because I want to make sure it’s not a fine powder.
Yep. I love clear containers!!!
Game changer! Also super fun to see the root color! My purple velvet plant actually has some bright purple roots! 💜Makes it extra fun!
Sphagnum moss petals with coco coir retains moisture well. You don’t have to buy the petals you can cut up sphagnum moss into tiny bits if you have the patience. I blend instead. After I pick out the sticks and stuff I toss it in my blender. Must use something sealed to prevent dust. Then I add it to coco coir with some worm castings. That’s my seed starter
Love that! Never thought of blending Sphag to make it more like peat, clever! 🧡
Thank you for this video. I’ve had my Shake for a couple years now and learned several helpful tips from this video.
Oh that's awesome!! 🧡🧡 Thank you for watching!
Its the same care as 90% of any other philodendronmoss poles don't need to be moist unless you're keeping moss alive.
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Tree fern fiber instead of coco coir
✍🏼👀 that sounds interesting, only seen it for pets, not Tree Fern Fiber as a media! Will look into it!
@@AllureAndInk it works great. I got the idea from Kartel Duan and plant my anthuriums in it.
Exactly
Where can I get a moss pole like that?
I actually made it myself. With a plastic mesh and a plastic kitchen/fridge liner haha they work really well for me and cheap!