ginormous florida green repot 🥵

[@lorifox4699]

I really enjoy when the creator of the video strategically puts in adds. I will watch them 100 percent of the time.

[@JosJungle]

I reuse soil too!!!!! So glad to hear someone say it!!!! As long as my plants ain’t sick that soil is being reused!! Amend add nutrients and keep it pottin!

[@ambermerz4081]

This video made me so happy and it came at the PERFECT TIME. Two nights ago I found a Florida Green at my local drug store for $14.99! It was by far the best find I have made in my little town. Prior to this the only plant I have found locally that even came close to being uncommon was a (mislabeled)Costa Farms basket of Hoya Crimson Princess… Finding a Florida has definitely been the highlight of my week! 😁 BUT I really haven’t heard anyone talk about them so I’m super excited to have watched this video and even more excited to watch my new plant grow and hopefully get some of these stunning mature leaves!

[@karenbrackbill79]

I looove to repot and break up a super compacted root ball like this. So satisfying!

[@Yoliplanting]

That is absolutely stunning, it looks so healthy. Pudge cracked me up with his uninterest on the drink.

[@aliciat2532]

Happy frog soil actually has mycorrhizae as one of its amendments! Maybe thats why roots love it so much

[@feistyfluxy]

Florida Greens are so tough. I had to trim mine aggressively as it toppled over in my shelf and snapped my Hoya AH014 at the roots in half which almost killed it! The Florida is now on the floor, very tall with giant leaves and happy despite I give it very little care. You'll have three giant plants in your house, lol.

[@dogblessamerica]

"I haven't got space for this big plant. I will divide it and then I can have three of them." Relatable.

[@annabeloconnor2022]

Loved watching this 🌱 such a great in-depth video!

[@swatch12345]

Using some soil from the existing root ball probably inoculates the new soil with any beneficial fungi or microbes that are there. As long as you are throwing some organic fertilizer in I would think you would be ahead of the game. My Florida Green has gone buck wild. I need to chop it and make a bush like you had.

[@plants4brains559]

If you carefully take the babies off you can root them. Ive done it with a black cardinal in pon.

[@SickBoiRENegade]

🙉 the sound of those leaves snapping off 😖 aaahhh Charmaine just leave it lol.. the roots will figure it out! 😂🤣

[@thewinterplantmama177]

This one is a dream! Mine is so small. I can wait for it to get bigger.

[@savanahhummel8158]

Love the overalls, may I ask where they are from?

[@tyragarrett8506]

How where you able to get the leaves so big. Where you fertilizing it?

[@freeg1freeg120]

Beautiful plant I have one it’s growing nicely and I’ve only had it for a few weeks.

[@SickBoiRENegade]

Yessss!! Lazy pole extension video please!!🥰

[@waikatoplants3059]

I also use old soil.i have good fertilizer, so it works for me

[@Mandi_Hui]

Really enjoyed this repot. I recently purchased the Philodendron Pink Princess and the White Princess at a very good price. So i am new to these type of stems where they grow apart and hoping it won’t grow at a 360 like you mentioned. As i turn my plants around alot so they grow evenly not just one side that grows and bare at the back. At the moment i have it attached to a bamboo stick as these plants likes to grow upwards. So i still don’t know what way to repot and style this plant with these stems.

[@shesjustsomegirl]

Hi! Your Florida Green is gorgeous! You know how sometimes a moss pole is floppy and weak? Maybe we can shove a bamboo stake inside the back of the pole? Then when it's filled in with moss, it will be invisible...? Anyways, don't worry about breaking up your big plant, I'm sure it will grow and fill in 💚

[@kellywood7186]

Wow, beautiful. I'd have to separate it too as I wouldn't have the space for that monster. 🥰

[@camerongray4600]

"oh now there's dog hair on this" story of my life lol

[@boopeepope56-ey5gz]

😅😅😅😅😅I know now when I do mine.

[@lorifox4699]

Those petioles are beautiful

[@amandaramos8533]

Fun repot! PS we can't hear the birds that torment you

[@shannoncarr7338]

im curious..do u feel like u need plants to be in your control or can let them do as they will naturally

[@Rheashields]

💚💚💚

[@laurenervin1404]

I just had the same experience trying to separate a monstera I bought a few days ago! It was way too full for my space because I know how much they spread out when the get bigger, so I decided to separate each piece and just keep one or two of them..Easy, right??...um, NO, definitely not😵 all of the root systems were so bound up that it took a whole hour and a mound of broken roots before I could get it down to TWO plants that I just didn't have the patience to separate any further😅 they definitely look a tad wilty today😬😂

[@shannoncarr7338]

i have a florida but shes not full like that

[@kendravoracek3636]

💚🌿

[@christianf.2439]

Overall link pleaseeeeeeeee

[@cherisnyder7346]

Watching and cringing as each one snaps. Also- dirt in the socks is the WORST. …second only to snapping off a leaf.

[@nicholas7695]

Her voice kinda sounds like that girl that ate a potato in her car

[@unplantparenthood]

The way I just spit- 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@unplantparenthood]

“I’m sure someone out there would love to have a f***ing potato. You f***ng bitch” I’m hollering

[@nicholas7695]

@@unplantparenthood OMG YESSSS HAHAHAHA

[@unplantparenthood]

I’ll never be able to unhear my own voice. Thank you Nicholas and happy holidays