Scindapsus Pictus Exotica: Propagation, Potting, and Care Tips | Updates

Scindapsus Pictus Exotica: Propagation, Potting, and Care Tips | Updates
Learn all about Scindapsus Pictus Exotica propagation and potting in this informative video. Discover essential care tips and updates to help your plant thrive. Whether you're a beginner or experienced plant parent, this guide has everything you need to know to keep your Scindapsus Pictus Exotica healthy and happy. Watch now to elevate your plant care skills!
Hey plant lovers, welcome back to our channel! Today, I've got something truly special to share with you - the stunning Scindapsus Pictus Exotica plant. Just take a look at this beauty right here. Isn't it absolutely mesmerizing?
Now, let's dive into the world of Scindapsus Pictus Exotica. This plant has been gaining quite a reputation among plant enthusiasts for its unique foliage and easy care requirements. It's no wonder why it's becoming a favorite in many plant collections.
Now, let's address the challenges that some plant owners may face when it comes to propagating, potting, and caring for the Scindapsus Pictus Exotica. These tasks can seem daunting, but fear not, I'm here to guide you through it all.
When it comes to propagation, potting, and care, it's crucial to get the basics right. First off, ensure you have well-draining soil for your Scindapsus Pictus Exotica. This plant thrives in a mixture of peat moss, perlite, and regular potting soil. Remember not to overwater, as this plant prefers slightly moist soil, not soggy conditions. Additionally, place your plant in a spot with bright, indirect light for optimal growth.
Now, here's a key tip to boost the health and growth of your Scindapsus Pictus Exotica - consider adding a moss pole for support. This will encourage the plant to climb and produce larger, more vibrant leaves. Trust me, your plant will thank you for it!
In conclusion, growing a Scindapsus Pictus Exotica can be a rewarding experience if you provide it with the right care and attention. Remember, this plant is a true gem in any indoor jungle.
Before we wrap up, I want to hear from you. Share your experiences with Scindapsus Pictus Exotica in the comments below. And don't forget to subscribe for more plant care tips and updates. Let's keep our plant community growing strong together.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. Happy planting!
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[@stephanblack4558]

Thank you.

[@AHAVA7YAH]

You're welcome! 🤗 Thanks for stopping by 🙏🏾💚🌱

[@vedafrancis5479]

The plants look healthy. Good job !!

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thank you 💜

[@soniapaddyfoote5262]

Great job ,loved what you did with the plant.

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thank you! 🤗 Thanks for stopping by 🙏🏾

[@belindareid3132]

Love 💗

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thanks for stopping by 🙏🏾🤗

[@serenitycarlos2]

1:00 ...the words for it. Exotic ... Exotica ... fantastic.... único! 🥰

[@AHAVA7YAH]

🤗 I agree 💯

[@TheZophisticatedDove]

Those roots on the propagation grew fast

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Yes, in my experience, the roots usually appear in about a week when I water propagate.

[@patriciaufferman1533]

Very nice video. I just subscribed.

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your feedback and Welcome 🤗🙏🏾

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

truly nice video with updates. Share laters updates again please!

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thank you. Sure, I will give an update soon. 🙏🏾

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

@@AHAVA7YAH Thanks...God Bless you!

[@AHAVA7YAH]

You're welcome. May He bless you also 🙏🏾

[@zoponex3224]

Love your chill vibe. I don't know why I seem to be so bad at taking care of scindapsus; I'm always getting yellow leaves. 😪 But I love it so much!! Have you seen the scindapsus jade? Lovely.

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thank you. Oh no.. what kind of pot do you have it in? I haven't seen a Scindapsus jade in person but I've seen their image and I agree, they are beautiful!

[@plantsandspreadsheets]

Ditto

[@kayleycruz]

Hi! When you let the scindapsus sit with the pothos propagations and root, I was wondering where you kept them/how much light they were getting. Thank you so much!

[@AHAVA7YAH]

H! 🙋🏾‍♀️ I had them in the kitchen on the counter.. I kept the kitchen lights on all day and they were fluorescent lights. Sitting them under grow lights work fine also.I hope this helps.. thanks for stopping by! 🤗

[@dalysaviour6971]

✨👍

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@thanostsarbos1197]

Can you cut a whole vine and propagate as is or do I have to cut it in small pieces with one flower/one node ?

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Hi! Yes, you can cut a whole vine and propagate that.. it's just that the other way makes more of the plant. Hope that helps 🤗🙏🏾

[@shelbyahughes1994]

I'm propagating my Exotica to make it more full but where it was vining the leaf is now upside down in the propagation station. Will it still grow? I'm only asking because it was the biggest most beautiful leaf🥺 lol

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Yes, it will still grow.. and it will most likely adjust itself and face the right way with time. Good luck!

[@jhimlidutta374]

Can u tell me dear, whar r the ingredients in potting mix?

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Expert Gardener potting soil which contains peat moss and perlite. I added a small amount of Orchid potting medium which includes bark and some sand. Then I added more perlite. All these were added Ata ratio of shot 3:1:1

[@98__sr]

After potting the cuttings in soil do you water as you regularly would? I just received 3 massive exotica cuttings in the mail and I’m nervous I’ll kill them 🥲

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Oh that's exciting! Are you going to grow the roots in water first? If there are no roots, don't let the soil dry out past the nodes of the cuttings. Keep the soil moist but not soggy. After a few weeks, cut back and water when top inch of soil is dry. I hope it goes well. 💚

[@98__sr]

@@AHAVA7YAH Yes I received them with about 3" of healthy roots! Thank you 😄

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Oh OK great! Because it already has roots, shorten the period of time you keep the soil moist to about a week then ween it off that consistently moist soil to watering it when the top inch of the soil is dry.

[@98__sr]

@@AHAVA7YAH thanks so much 🙏

[@AHAVA7YAH]

No worries 🤗🙏🏾

[@arlisaburkes82]

I just put some cuttings in water a few days ago & the leaves are curling & turning yellow, is that normal with propagation?

[@AHAVA7YAH]

No, not normal.. it means the leaves are dying. Make sure there's enough water and that all the stems are submerged. Make sure you're also changing the water weekly at the least. Let me know how it goes and thanks for stopping by.

[@shilpageorge8063]

Can you post an update on the growth please?

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Yes, I can do that.

[@AHAVA7YAH]

I will try to have it posted within the next two weeks

[@craigmcneil3987]

Your exotica is not getting enough light,the leaves should be more silver than green like yours.

[@AHAVA7YAH]

As in it's losing it's variagation? OK, noted. I'll try my best to get it more light. Thanks for the advice! 🙏🏾

[@Grace9511]

I can’t achieve propagation with this plant, Mine always goes soggy 😞

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Sorry to hear. Maybe you can try to first allow the cut to dry for a few hours to a day to allow it to callous over before putting it in water. How often are you changing the water? You should also add a cutting of pothos to help speed up the process (if you haven't tried this before). I hope this helps and feel free to share if it does. Thanks for stopping by 💚

[@SalsaPie]

@@AHAVA7YAH I'm currently on my first propagation attempt with the exotica, and I'm encountering the same issue. I'll let it dry out for a bit and put it back in water, then report back with the results. Luckily I'm also propagating a pothos at the same time that's already grown some promising roots, so I can put one of those cuttings in as well

[@AHAVA7YAH]

Yes, please keep me updated. I'm anxious to find out if that's a viable fix! Good luck! 💚

[@SalsaPie]

@@AHAVA7YAH Little update on this: since last we spoke, I removed the rotting roots from the scindapsus exotica and placed the cuttings in water with pothos cuttings. They're growing very healthy roots! More slow growing than the pothos cuttings, but still growing strong. I'll be potting them soon. Thank you for helping me save my exotica. 💛

[@AHAVA7YAH]

That is awesome!🤗 I'm so happy to hear it helped but yes, they grow slower than the pothos. Mine is growing well also and I'm glad I propagated it. I'll wait for the vines to grow a little longer then propagate some more. Thanks so much for the update! Happy growing! 💚