Some Challenges with a couple of ARoids

[@BogoljubTeofilovic]

good luck with these! i must admit it's fun following these kinds of stories and hopefully learning from other peoples lack of fortitude

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

Hahaha!! 😁 Thanks for watching!

[@safiansadarudin3831]

Worth the waiting for yr video, interesting sharing. If i can give an award, i will award u noble prizes for yr outstanding contributions in plants. Ure the plants florence nightingale💐

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

hahaha!! you are very funny! But thank you so much :)

[@estelat8133]

I always learn something from you ☺️

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

Awwe thats such a lovely thing to hear! Im glad the videos are informative!

[@traceypalmer7002]

Yes, light is the key! Brighter light will bring it back, and will flourish! Also same for philodendron African Fantasy. Both love brighter lightning.

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

I hope so! 😊🥰

[@pitschl]

It's great that you're back, even when it comes with difficulties. :-)

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

Hahaha! Thank you 😁

[@twistysunshine]

Scooping with the clay tool is a good idea

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

thank you :) Now fingers crossed that it lives!

[@jpeace2956]

How do you get your plants to grow so fast? The weather must help too

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

definitely the weather helps. Eventho my balcony doesn't get as long sun hours at the end of the year, there is still at least 3 hours of evening sun everyday and bright shade the rest of the hours.

[@tamaracross9]

Try putting cinnamon on the rotting parts instead of the sulfur powder

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

I do use cinnamon but normally for not so severe cases. Normally for succulents when i dont water that much and the substrate is dry. Cinnamon tend to wash off quickly. But yes cinnamon works too.