Philodendron Pink Princess - Update on Experiment, Propagation & Update, Trendy, Popular, Houseplant

[@saltwaterpurl]

Any update on these? I am excited to see the leaves you get!

[@rubencastor2376]

Can’t wait for the next update.

[@kuchinita]

Just to share my experience with ppp, not removing the leaves during propagation will help the cuttings 'make food' to support and stabilize them faster

[@tpmcclanahan5272]

Ms Maria, I have not been able to locate any new or recent KZbin videos.. it’s been about a year I don’t use all of the other types of social media. I hope you and your family are well. Best wishes to you all. I will continue to check periodically. I really miss your comedic and informative videos.

[@KuyaCraig]

She went quiet on all social media accounts 😔

[@lotiscaroro5033]

I watch these episodes of pink princess propagation and love it so much..and wishing to have pink princess soon..

[@kimmyceeisme]

Come backkkkkk pleaseeeeee! I need another update😂 Seriously though, I hope you are ok💗

[@YoungSinatra25]

Can't wait to see what they look like in 3 more weeks.

[@PictureMaria1]

Me too!!! I am at the edge of my chair and biting at the nails with anticipation! Thanks so much for joining me on this adventures and I will do another update as soon as I see substantial results. I am wishing you the absolute best in your plant growing adventure! Have a plantastic day and HAPPY GROWING!

[@elmerbaez6784]

Love your efforts to share with us. I hope the ones that did grow will get bigger. Looking forward to the update video. Thank you.

[@PictureMaria1]

I am very excited to share the good news...I am hoping for more good news to share in the near future! Wish me luck!!! Thanks so much for watching and I am hoping all is well in your plant growing adventure! HAPPY GROWING! 🤗

[@ameliagraham92]

Crossing my fingers for variegation. I loved this video. I am not only a plant addict, I am a propagation addict. My husband teases me about my tendency to spend the summer making baby plants and then trying to find homes for them all come fall. If you are successful with the return of variegation you should pot a big pot up for yourself and sell the rest...then you have more plant money. He-he! Keep us posted. I know first leaves are usually not variegated so it may be awhile before we know. Thanks for the updates.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much. I too am keeping my fingers and my toes crossed...and yes when we see the harvest one can reap through propagation it does become quite addictive. I have to hold myself back from propagating ones that are too small...but once they get big enough it's CHOPPITY CHOP for you! LOL! Great suggestion and yes I do intend on keeping some for myself and will be happy either way. I also love the dark huge leaves that these can produce so I actually hope some don't variegate. The awesome thing with the Pink Princesses is that they normally will show variegation right away where you don't really have to wait too long. So we'll be able to find out rather soon if the variegations have come back in most cases. Thanks so much joining me on this plant propagation adventure...and PROPAGATION NATION UNITE! LOL! HAPPY GROWING DEAR!

[@klove7365]

So glad you did this Propagation experiment is good to see the different development from different techniques

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks so much and I too am happy to do it...you never know unless you try right...and it is always great to let others be the guinea pig first! LOL!

[@miche7032]

Great demo...👍🏼👍🏼look forward to seeing the update. Thank you for sharing.

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. I will post another update as soon as I see substantial results. Hoping all is well and wishing you the best dear friend. HAPPY GROWING!

[@michiganmiranda2164]

do you have any updates?

[@jellydonutsrule]

Hey Maria, they're looking good so far. Can't wait to see the update videos on these PPP propagations. Thanks for sharing.

[@PictureMaria1]

Yes, I am happy with the results so far and I am on the edge of my seat to see if we can get some variegated babies! Thank you so much for joining me on this propagating experiment and I will post the final conclusion video as soon as we get substantial growth. Thanks so much for watching and HAPPY GROWING!

[@AtHomeWithJana]

It is such a relief to see the new roots and new sprouted leaves coming out. I’m so happy to see that a lot has made it. I think you will be getting some variegation on these babies since it looks so colorful and happily sprouting. Looking forward for them to grow and unfurl. You did it, great job!👌🌱🌿💐💞😘

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you and tell me about it! I must admit, I had some regrets after chopping it up because they were growing so beautifully. I am finger crossing that at least some grow variegated...but I will still be happy with non variegated ones as well because they are so lovely with huge blackened leaves too. Thanks for watching and HAPPY GROWING! PS I finally went to the Edison and Ford Plant Sale! I LOVED IT! So many new varieties that I learned about and I was so surprised at what types of plants I brought home this time. I am expanding my horizon my friend and so glad I am...especially with some of these plant prices...I am happy to get some plants that won't keep me in the dog house or sleeping on the couch! LOL!

[@ericaallen3263]

Love your energy! My kinda plant lover. Great content. Thank you 💖

[@PictureMaria1]

Awwwwwww thanks so much for your kind feedback and for joining me on my plant growing adventures! I am wishing you the absolute best on your adventures as well. HAPPY GROWING AND STAY AWESOME! 😘🥰😘

[@kasaendra3550]

how do they look now? I am so invested 😁😅😍

[@nikkicanavan7354]

Hi Maria! Missing you! Hoping all is well with you🥰.. wondering if you are going to do another update on the Pink Princesses? Missing your videos Maria because you are so awesome !

[@warrencorpuz9562]

all the way from the Philippines - New follower here...I love the way you propagate your pink princess. Take care

[@eriangaylan5692]

hi! any update if your ppp had variegations? hope you could update. thanks!

[@aliciaswisher8339]

I ABSOLUTELY love your videos! Girllllll I wish I had the beauties that you have. Especially the ppp. I spent almost $200 for one and she sent me one with such little pink that there’s no way it’s going to be as beautiful as the one I had initially picked. But that’s okay it’s still my most beautiful and cherished plant. But love your knowledge and love your energy

[@daliedominguez]

What’s the update? Mariiiiiaaaa please let us know 🙏🏽

[@angelasfamilyvideos602]

Really would love to see what kind of leaves these produced.

[@Dieppaloveplants]

We miss ya girla 💚💚💚💚💚

[@marciajohnson1825]

Hey is there any chance of an update any time soon? Would love to see how they're doing now xxx

[@amberhunt8168]

How are these propogations doing?

[@kathlenemcclain9044]

Have you considered trying air layering next time before chopping? Seems to be becoming a more popular way to do it to have a higher probability of success and without the rot and loss that you may get with trying to root chonks.

[@arie_rogers87]

Silly question do you sell your projects? Im so happy to see someone do these. I love seeing the different ways you can chop and prop/plant up. Such a huge plant to start with too. I'm in just awe

[@donnaknowels2931]

Great to see some color back in your cheeks

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks so much!!! The beautiful weather we have been receiving is like a breath of fresh air...and my garden is always an energy booster for me...it fills me with vision and great anticipation! I am hoping all is well with you and wishing you the absolute best. Big hugs and much love to you!

[@komalthecoolk]

Why do all her videos have audio in my left ear only?

[@KevrysTheGamer]

making cuttings is so fun! i used to be so afraid of it. but know im chopping left and right. I also got a pink princes cutting for 60 buckaroonies! I am so excited, hopped it up waiting on new growth.

[@PictureMaria1]

It is...and the anticipation of having more plants is always very exciting! When you see the new babies bursting forth you feel like such a proud plant parent. I think that is why I love aroids so much because they are so easy to propagate...there really is any science behind it other than finding out what method works best for you and the cutting. I am so happy to hear that you got a PPP for 60 buckeroooooooonies!!! OH MY! Now that my friend is unbeweavable!!! Total awesomeness and major congratulations to you! I am hoping for many successful baby births from your propagations. Make sure you update me on your results. If you are on instagram, I would love for you to share some pics with me. I am under MyTropicalPlantAdventures. PS what choice of media are you using with your propagation?

[@KevrysTheGamer]

@@PictureMaria1 yes I will definitely update you on the babies! I can't wait. And i was doing sphagnum for a while but I kept running into problems. So i switched to perlite and the roots are coming out amazing on all my cebu blues. So perlite all the way from now on. I also grow my props in an indoor greenhouse under light and on top of a heat mat.

[@PictureMaria1]

@@KevrysTheGamer I will be trying the perlite method in the future as well. Thanks for sharing the tips! Wishing you the best for all of your propagations. WOOOHOOOO!

[@KevrysTheGamer]

@@PictureMaria1 thank you so much! I'm looking forward to seeing your props grow with amazing variegation

[@PictureMaria1]

@@KevrysTheGamer PSS Any noticeable differences between using the sphag and perlite?

[@louisecolombi6630]

yes I think there’s going to be new variegation on them , can’t wait to know 💖💚💖💚💖💚💞💓💗💖💖💗💗💓💞

[@PictureMaria1]

YAAAAAAAAAAAAY! I DO HOPE SO!!! Keep your fingers crossed with me and hopefully soon we will get more positive results! Thanks for watching and HAPPY GROWING!

[@yazhang6582]

Hi Maria. Love your all the videos, it’s so helpful. I just moved here in Tampa, I love all the tropical plants, especially rare plants with variegated, I have one question: did you plant all your plants in the ground? People told me Florida will get cold when winter comes. Thank you!

[@melissaotero6062]

Hello! Hope to see an update!

[@glovanajnbaptiste2272]

Sending positive vibes your way for mucho varigation 💞💕💓💗💖😜

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you so much!!! Continue sending beautiful variegation vibes my way!!! 👍🥰🤗😃

[@janedoe8570]

Great propagation

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you and thanks for watching! HAPPY GROWING AND HAVE A PLANTASTIC DAY!

[@janedoe8570]

Just had to add because of your constant challenges of repoprigation I took the plunge with my pink princess and now have 7 new plants. Thank you 🤗❤🙏

[@rogeliom.alferezjr.7309]

a very nice video it is very informative☺️ how i wish i could have my own pink princess someday 🥺

[@ericcruz615]

Any updates?

[@rustynellysjungle3166]

Looks gr8 so far! Your gonna have a small forest of PPP when ur done :) thx for the update :)

[@PictureMaria1]

Thank you and boy do I hope so! I will keep my fingers crossed for sure!!! Stay PLANTASTIC!!! 😃🤗😘

[@rustynellysjungle3166]

@@PictureMaria1 *forest

[@bhonbanaken7338]

Can you please please share your soil mixture on Philodendrons. I would really appreciate it. Love from the Philippines!🥰🥰

[@indykethdy5983]

You look so beautiful!

[@sherryporsch9349]

Thanks for the update 😃 Wonder why the ones in the container didn’t do so well? Where they kept warm?

[@PictureMaria1]

I am not sure myself...both of the container and the sphag and bag were kept in the exact same conditions...and in actual reality the container seemed to be a bit dryer than the bag. The only assumption I could come up with is because the stem laid completely flat and somewhat submerged in the sphagnum moss it caused more risk of rotting and perhaps the way the cutting was laying down it went against its natural growth direction and flow causing it to grow slower. That is my guess. But whatever the reason I have decided that I will use the sphag and bag method from here on out. The results in this case have been phenomenal.

[@sherryporsch9349]

@@PictureMaria1 Yes they are. I was wondering if they were in same area or close to each other. I can’t wait too see them have leaves an hopefully the variegation back!! 😃💚

[@acp7041]

I hope you will have an episode about thai sunrise and why they lost their variegation❤️🙏 thank you very... God bless u❤️

[@PictureMaria1]

Hey there April! I actually never had the Thai Sunrise. Did yours lose its variegation? That’s the sad part about getting some of these variegated plants...you run the risk of it losing their variegations and reverting. Even some of the ones they consider “stable” are still not immune to reverting. I have a Monstera Thai Constellation that believe it or not is currently reverting! Imagine my heartache. I may try to do a video on plants that revert. Thanks for the suggestion dear. Blessings of love, happiness and prosperity to you and your family! HAPPY GROWING!

[@sairamichaelakim4192]

Update please? I have a lot of reverted plant such as strawberry shake, florida beauty, tetrasperma, and burly max please give me advise to revert it back into variegation 🥲

[@bybrgndy]

I found out today that my most beloved PPP got thrips from a Micans I purchased a few months ago. I made sure to isolate it and saw no signs of any bugs until today. I really want to save my PPP and I hope this method will work for it 😞💔. Thank you for this video.

[@raulguerrero7526]

Part three please!

[@mrpoohbearlvr]

When I had a four to five foot long Pink Princess mother plant, I cut her up to get more plants. Everything started out deep green/red and then went variegated depending on the season. I had that mom for close to 30 years, direct from Thailand. Now I just have one 6-in tall baby starting all over and it's just starting to show Pink flecks..... hoping for the best here in south Fla.

[@PictureMaria1]

Awesome to hear that the cuttings gave you variegations...but what happened? Were you only left with 1 plant baby out of all the cuttings? I hope I misunderstood and you had better results. It was hard for me to cut up the one that was 4 ft long...she had beautiful, large dark leaves and in all honesty would've been satisfied with that...but the curious plant scientist in me couldn't resist. I do hope that in the end it will be worth it. Wish me luck and I will continue to keep my fingers crossed. Thanks so much for watching and HAPPY GROWING!

[@mrpoohbearlvr]

@@PictureMaria1 Thanks to the stupid Covid situation I had to get as many plants as possible to sell on EBay to have money for food and rent. So my 30 plus years of enjoying a huge Pink Princess in my life ended, and now I have to start all over again basically from scratch 😭😭😭

[@jhayS808]

Wondering whatever happened to em cuttings,,, did we get new pinks?

[@organixgirl]

So as soon as it develops a root pot it in soil, is that just potting soil?

[@jrjangayo4960]

Still have these on my loonnnnng wishlist IM so hesitate to buy Since its one of the reverted fellow thats hrd to regain its authentic variegation per se

[@sweetievicdee876]

How are the pink Princess doing?

[@skorpionik]

Hoping to see an update too !

[@MammilariaElongataByVâniaLuz]

Beauty

[@PictureMaria1]

Thanks!

[@mentha_101]

I had the same result in the container with my albo monstera when it reverted. I ended up losing the whole plant.

[@sherryporsch9349]

That’s a bummer, so sorry. 🤗

[@PictureMaria1]

WOW! What a heartbreak! Yea, I won't be doing the container method from here on out. Spag and bag all the way with me...although I have been curious to try the perlite method. Have you ever tried that?

[@mentha_101]

I prefer perlite but not like most people are saying to do it. The perlite needs to be barely moist. You want the roots to search for moisture.

[@ryansmith9919]

Did you dry those before placing into water?

[@rajendraprasadmajhi730]

I want to know the name of the philodendron that looks purple behind u ?

[@gamecock4ever1]

Anyone know if part 3 came out? Wondering if it worked!

[@WeThePeople001]

How wet did you get the moss in the baggies?

[@janetshepherd9062]

How do you which is the top on those little stumps?

[@PictureMaria1]

I try my best to remember what part is the top when I propagate...usually situating cuttings in the same way...top at top and bottom at bottom. Also the leaves or area where leaves are removed should be below the node or new growth. It is always good to propagate cuttings and growing them right side up because it can effect the speed of growth of the cutting and in some cases there are some plants that can be stunted or will not grow properly if grown wrong. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and HAPPY GROWING!

[@maddietaylor1766]

Update??

[@acp7041]

Sana all❤️❤️❤️

[@PictureMaria1]

I agree! Lahat! 🤗🤗🤗

[@Root_For_Health]

Any update on these?

[@BeardedBotanist]

Where’s the update?

[@amandasd4371]

Any other updates?

[@Jasapan-u4s]

Why no update?

[@ncc003]

update pls????

[@acp7041]

They will variegate❤️❤️❤️

[@PictureMaria1]

YAAAAAAAAY! I do hope so!!!! 👍❤️👍

[@zerpentinefire]

What happened to them? 🥺

[@asheKeen5115]

Any update?

[@ramonaarnaez8024]

Wear Is You Nersery

[@eyleentorresdiaz]

Any updates? ?

[@achi_jamir]

Am waiting for update too

[@eyleentorresdiaz]

Sitting on the edge of the couch haha