for all of you, who are curious about the teeth blackening: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teeth_blackening

@ongwehias7580

4 жыл бұрын

i hope people that are commenting are being respectful to their ancient indigenous culture and sacred plants.

@tyflanagan3614

2 жыл бұрын

And this has to do with the plant how??

@willmitchell8500

8 ай бұрын

@@tyflanagan3614 watch a whole 13 minute video, you got this.

@xbeatboxbearx

4 ай бұрын

Im more concerned about the heavy breathing

For those looking to buy a Cebu blue and unsure of how to differentiate from the regular E. Pinnatum. The cebu blue has a silvery blue sheen to it that almost looks like the leaves were dusted with a baby blue shimmer powder. But It can’t be rubbed off. Much like the philodendron hastatum “silver sword”. Like variegation, the brighter the light the more prominent the silvery blue will show. The regular E. pinnatum in juvenile form especially have a relatively flat and smooth leaf surface much like a surface of a typical green E. aureum (Pothos) while the Cebu Blue has a more rippled like appearance almost like the M. Karstenianum but not as prominent. If you’re looking at a listing and the leaves do not have a silvery blue sheen to them and lack the rippled appearance it’s likely a mislabeled E. Pinnatum.

I love this video, the honest way to present what happened, and most important how proud you still are of your beautiful Epipremnum pinnatum not “cebu blue”. You rock!! Keep the spirit! 😉👍🏼

Thank you for this! I was just trying to find a Cebu Blue. I love how you explained this mix-up. Your voice is so beautiful :D

I'm glad you made a video for others! I have the albo, regular and the cebu blue Epipremnum pinnatum. And you can definitely tell the differences 🌿💚

Hi, I only found your channel yesterday and subbed.Already you have solved a problem for me🤗.The same thing happened to me and until now I've been unsure which plant I have.Thanks for clearing it up, I do not have Cebu blue.A few days after I bought mine I saw an online plant shop warning that the market is flooded with fakes. I love my plain little epi but was definitely diddled😳 You are a Superstar for letting people know.Big smiles from Tish 🌺

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

oooh! thank you!!!!!!

Great video looking forward to watching some of your videos! It just seems like there's not enough time in the day to watch all the videos about plants to expand my knowledge... I've been growing plants since I was a kid and helping and my mom's flower beds and neighbors Gardens. I'm now in my seventh decade I love how I learn something new everyday. My great-grandfather immigrated to America when he was just a kid. He died when he was in his 90s in the 1970s. I love your accent and I admire your ability to learn a second language especially English which supposedly is one of the hardest languages to learn. I had a student help me for a senior project when I first started teaching. He was from Japan and I guess his father was pretty wealthy because he was at a private school where only wealthy parents send their kids. He was helping in my classroom for his senior project and he told me that in Japan they have 52 letters or characters in their alphabet but each of those 52 make the same sound. Unlike English where we have long vowel short vowels, silent letters, diphthongs soft G hard G. C sounding like k or s and then you get to why which sometimes sounds like a consonant and sometimes sounds like a vowel I! So I love your accent and yes when you pronounce an S it sort of sounds like Z but I can't pronounce any words in German! All four of my children took four years of German and high school and one son even added two years of Latin to the four years of German. I struggled with French and Latin in high school but I think it was because I didn't do my job memorizing vocabulary and in French class we had people speaking French on audio tapes and the teacher would read the story and the textbook and a textbook was always closed on our end. I'm a visual learner and I needed to see the word while she was pronouncing it so I'm glad I didn't have to learn how to speak French fluently! So I admire all of you and your that can speak English so very very well! And I don't mind the vacuum sweeper there I filmed my videos for KZread and sometimes the dust mop has been in the background teehee

Thank you for doing the research to clarify this. Both plants are beautiful in my opinion.

Good thing I was able to drop by to your channel and I learned a lot bout this plant.. I have the same one as yours but not lush as yours and keep searching for its ID.. now, I did not only know its name but I get more detail and info.. thank you!

I LOOOVE your epi! I have the cebu blue and I just don't see they hype in it. I would like to have your plant. Thanks for the super informative video and clarification on the two plants. You are too funny! 🤗

One is a Baltic Blue and the other a Cebu Blue. Baltic Blue is stunning! You did good. The Cebu Blue is also stunning when it starts to vine. Very busy and pretty.

I wish I had seen this very informative video before uploading my unboxing of a plant trade that yielded me a "cebu blue" epipremnum. I noted that the leaves didn't have the characteristic blue sheen, thinking it had to do with them being cuttings that had been in the mail for a few days in intense heat. I'm thinking I might have the other one, but I hope not! Thanks for the in depth video! New subbie, here!

I realised you ordered from Palmenmann, which is the shop I was about to order the 'Cebu blue' from as well. Thanks for sharing :) Guess imma sub to you channel!

What a helpful video! You also have a generous, healthy attitude toward those sellers who may be confused. I live in the states and would love an epi just like your former Cebu blue.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

my sellers first response was: the time for reclamation is over (2 weeks).... not even anything else....

I know this is an older video now. I just wanted to tell you my Epipremnum Pinnatum I bought a few weeks ago as a large stem cutting/cuttings is already starting to fenestrate too. Right now it is just wee holes down the mid rib. At first I was afraid it was a bug dining but now the wee dots are starting to open up and are too evenly spaced and same on many leaves. So exciting. Now my stem cuttings these new leaves started from are really large. About as big around as my thumb. the new growth coming from them is 6 to 10 inches long so very immature leaves. Even so I now have holes and one even smaller split. I just discovered this last night. Such fun plants. I was so pleased with the first one I bought a second from the same seller. They came semi potted more to protect the roots during shipping than a pot to live in. So glad I saw your video. But Girl is has cost me some change. Hahahahaha Well spent for the joy it is giving me.

Omg I was so confused too! Thank you for this video!!!!

OH My I actually bought the Cebu Blue then looking for more information on the Blue your video came up and I had to have the Epipremnum Pinnatum too. Both will be heading my way this week. I have already made up tall moss poles for them and the Tetrasperma I bought. I am really enjoying growing upwards. Appears the plants are too. Thanks for sharing this information. I had no idea. Was told the Cebu Blue would do the fenestrations and I guess as you also say after years they will. I am not sure I have a whole lot of years to wait for it.

Very helpful thank you- I was watching one on ebay but will now be asking some tough questions of the seller!

Thank you for this video. Have been looking into getting a Cebu Blue. Now I know what to look for.

I’m so happy for you. I was so excited when I got a two leaf cutting for $22 I can only imagine how amazing it would feel to get two for $44

@alcoholspray5178

3 жыл бұрын

In gettibg one tommorw two 5leaf cuttings for 5bucks

wesome video, I appreciate the useful information, I have heard that if you have a Cebu Blue that as it matures it's leaves will split, I'm not disappointed that it isn't the case I love my Cebu Blu, it's big and full and has those gorgeous blue shimmery leaves. It's just so funny when it comes to identifying our plants what goes on in the plant world. Thanks again, and lucky for you that you have a normal Epipremnum, and that it's got those awesoem split leaves, I'm sad that I can't find one like this, I think it's considered rare here in the US, maybe someday they will be more readily available.

This is exactly what I have, I found it growing wild in our yard under our citrus tree...was trying to find out what it is exactly, because I saw many names for it when I Googled! Thank you...

Thanks for this helpful video. I received my Cebu Blue yesterday from USA seller. Lucky for me it really is a Cebu blue according to your video. I am lucky because I have found 4 USA online sellers that ship plants well and I receive lovely plants in good condition (yes, a couple leaves don’t make it but more leaves quickly come to take their places). Here they are: Ill Exotics, Planterina, Potted Elephant and Steve’s leaves.

Love your personality in this vid 🌻

Also Epípremnum is made out of two (ancient) Greek words epí: on top of and prémnon (rarely if ever used in modern Greek): tree stump/log/trunk. The common name Póthos, means lust, yearning 😀

@ManifestbyDestiny

2 жыл бұрын

how cool!

It's a gorgeous plant, even if it's not an E. pinnatum 'Cebu Blue.' I like that it gets fenestrations so early. Also now I know what to do if I even want to blacken my teeth. LOL

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

i need to research the black teeth thing. honestly

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teeth_blackening

@smamon83

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

This was a brilliant video Ellen! I think you did a wonderful job pointing this out and I don’t know who would be mad about this😂🌿 you did a beautiful job explaining everything and I loved the fun fact about other countries wanting to blacken their teeth....🤷‍♀️🤔 although I don’t know why because I want to whiter teeth ha ha Ha ha ha love this video thank you for this beautiful description and explanation between the two I honestly had no idea! Love, Smaranda she is very smart about plants as well❤️

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

👍🏻😘

That's a bummer that there is so much mislabeling happening with this plant. To me, cebu blue is so easy to recognize because of the coloring. In my area the regular form of epipremnum pinnatum is so much harder to find. I'd be thrilled to have yours, it's beautiful!

Thank you so much for this video, save me for doing it🤗 i have emailed the seller to see what she has to say, because I've bought this really cheap, but, the next day the price doubled and i was shocked. Is good you are not mad, because I've got so many nasty dm about this you can't even imagine🤕. Thank you for the video😊

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Sma, It would never occur to me to be mad at someone for taking the time to watch my video and then send a helpful note! People who make nasty, unkind comments - anywhere - need to get a life. .-)*

@SemihydroponicswithSma

4 жыл бұрын

@@windingleaf6284 thank you so much for understanding me. I was a bit upset with myself for making the comment....💚

Hello from south Texas USA. Thank you for sharing all this information.

Thank you for sharing. Very helpful information!

You are so funny Ellen! Thanks for the info. I had no idea. I dont have a cebu blue but would love to have one...

Fascinating! Really good information. Thank you!!

Wow...still a beautiful plant....such great info...thanks so much for this video....Awesome

I have this plant!! Thanks for educating me.

I was doing research on this and came across your video. What this means is either the sellers are unethically cheating buyers or they themselves have no clue on the differences. Good sharing. Thank you.

I noticed ‘Cebu Bleu’ for sale today. Got very excited at the low price approx £50 for 8 plants. Then I decided to do a little research and this video was the first I came to. It seems to me that the nursery is claiming it’s the same plant, but it cannot be.

how informative! you seem like such a pleasant lady :) glad this was recommended to me!

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

thank you!

Thank you for the video. Very informative and great editing. Keep up the good work. TQ

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

😊 🌱

Thanks for the information! I had no idea of this. Very interesting

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching 😉

Thanks for this, so many people confuse cebu blue and E. Pinnatum. Here in PR we have E. Pinnatum everywhere, matures and babies and they don’t look like cebu blue.

Very humble video. Greetings from the Philippines..

Great video, very informative. Your plant is beautiful regardless, now I want one, lol.

great video!

Thank you so much. I just purchased this plant on etsy, and have messaged the seller, in a very polite way, to cancel my order. Hopefully that will go well.

Thank you for the info ma’am, now I know because I have that two plants in our garden that is naturally grown

Thanks for the information. I just got one today & I believe it’s authentic 😃

Thanks for sharing your research with us. Plant sellers should definitely know what they are selling, to many expensive truly rare plants that could be mislabeled. In US, wish could ship to Germany would send you cuttings of my “blue” Cebu Blue. 😕

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

HI dear, thx for your comment. I am sure I will find a real Cebu one way or another.

You are blessed you had a Baltic blue before we knew about it! What a treasure.

Thanks for the tip sis!

thank you for this informative video. Unfortunately, I'm from the Philippines, and I cannot find any sellers of the exact "Cebu Blue" pothos, some would show me the variety that has the split leaves already. I also was confused why it had split at a very young age, thank goodness I came across your video. I have few questions: 1. so does the real Cebu Blue, split also as they mature and climb? 2. do you happen to know any seller that ship here in the Philippines? (I know, I know its strange to have one imported where it originated) I really badly want to have one :-(

Thanks for the info. I just bought a Cebu Blue today from Walmart for $13.95. I was do excited.

@adayahisrael7224

3 жыл бұрын

So Excited. (* typo

So glad i found your video. Cebu Blue is one if my wish list plants & they are showing up in stores looking different than what i expected. Your plant is beautiful though. Just not what you thought.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

HI. I think it is right now almost impossible to get a real Cebu Blue here in Germany.

I'm here because I got bored of quarantine and just impulsively bought 2 cebu blue juveniles. lol. These plants are endemic here in Cebu, Philippines so they're a wayyy cheaper option than my dream plant baby, monstera deliciosa. Thanks for all the info in the video. I'm excited to grow these babies.

@emmamakesbadart

3 жыл бұрын

So funny how plant prices differ globally. Monstera deliciosa is so common in america you can buy a 4in baby for $5 at trader joes, lol. But here cebu blue's are being sold for like $20 for 3 leaves 😳

Yes, I bought mine from plant circle as well and was quite disappointed when I received it, I knew almost straight away because the leaves are just green nowhere near silver or blue. It’s a nice plant with great textured leaves and grows super fast, also easy to propagate but I like to collect silver leaves plants so I wasn’t super happy.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

did you say anything to them? my seller just said: time for sending back is over...

I have the same plant, sold as a cebu blue. I thought it was strange that the leaves weren't blue so contacted the seller. Their supplier said it was a young plant which hadn't turned blue yet. Hmmm... I heard that only the new juvenile leaves are blue so I thought it must be a cutting from a mature plant. Now I know!

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

now you know! it takes more than couple of months - more likely years, that the leaves change so significantly. also - as soon as you get the first split leaf, you will know for sure! in Cebu Blue - it takes between 15-20 yrs to occur (at least that is what I read).

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

Cebu blue leaves a very pale and slightly more textured when they are juvenile, they don't have this dark green color.

@nataliebutler

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have splits already too and darker green leaves. Definitely not a cebu blue! They seem quite common in America. Fingers crossed they arrive in Europe soon. Who knows, may be we'll find one in Lidl 😄

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

@@nataliebutler Aldi!! .-)* in 6 months, for 3,99 EUR

@TheJillianJiggss

3 жыл бұрын

The colour stays the same as the plant grows. They're a shimmer light blue. I own one and its distinct. But yeah it takes almost 20 years for the fenestrations, look up the laid back gardener, he has pictures of his on his site!

I would actually love to add this plant to my collection and I like it better green & fenestrated than the blue one! I live in Berlin too, do you remember where did you get yours? Danke! :)

Very good and informative video! Great to see German growers on here!

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

Thanks for the info. You are hilarious 😂.

Same story with monstera obliqua...one of the rarest unicorn plants, and you find TONS of mislabelled monsteras out there. I saw one in a gardening centre for 8€! So sad!😥

😲Oh my goodness! I was literally days away from ordering from that first website you showed! Had my shopping cart all ready to go (with that Cebu Blue), was just waiting till it got a few days closer to my birthday to I could further justify the spend 😅I don't know what to do now!! Thank you!! Also, do you have any recommendations of online shops in Europe? I live in Ireland and am finding it so hard to find shops that stock a lot of house plants so am having to broaden the search in hopes of finding things... *Edit- Never mind, just found your 'European plant shops - Web review' video 😅😅 Life saver! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

worked out then. good. ☀️

Thanks for the info. Will the real Cebu Blue please stand up...lol. I do have the real one but I do like yours as well.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

haha, I am super okay with mine. I love spilt leaves - so there you go.

@LexusMabute

4 жыл бұрын

are you selling any cuttings

Update after 2 years? I just bought a plant at walmart also labled Epipremnum Pinnatum and BALTIC BLUE is what it is called now. From the Costa Farms grower and there is a video out on it under Baltic Blue. I have the cebublue.. Like you I am thrilled to have the young plant with fenestrations. This is all so fun and fasinating and a win win for us plant lovers because both plants are gorgeous. OH the one thing I noticed so far on the Baltic Blue verses the EP I have are there are no mid line holes in the leaves yet. Maybe too young or maybe they just split and do not fet the little holes mid line.

The normal version is quite lovely! Enjoyed your videod

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

thank you very much 😊

Beautiful 😍😍😍thanks for that informacion

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

😌👋🍀

I’m curious as to the value of you Pinnatum as opposed to the real Cebu Blue. It’s to bad you live in Berlin, otherwise I would send you tons of cutting from my real Cebu Blue. I’m constantly cutting it to keep it more sphere like as it is in a hanging basket. It grows so fast 💨. I’m sure the postage cost would not really make it worth it in the end, but if you want to pay the postage....I would be happy to send you cuttings ☺️. Thanks for this interesting video, I never knew there was such a controversy over the exact plant species name. I knew from the start that the plant should have that blue-ish tinge. I think I have educated myself on certain plants that I intend to buy, so I’m not disappointed that the seller marked it wrong. I’ve seen that done so many times here in the states it’s crazy. Sometimes it’s the actual store employees who put the tags on the plants and they don’t know or care that they have just labeled 5 different plants with the same tag, I think it comes down to the price on the tags, so they figure, 🤷🏻‍♀️ who cares....WE CARE! I want a proper label on the plant I buy. I hope in the end the seller does send you the correct plant, or at least gives you a refund or credit. Let us know what happens. Thank you. Happy Planting 💜🌺🌸

Thanks for your research

Sadly its too late for me, i found this video 3 weeks after i bought my supposed 'Cebu Blue'. I have a normal kind but thats fine because i have a pretty big one for a good price. But some day i will have a cebu blue! Mine has a fenestration too! Danke für das Video! Grüße aus Stuttgart!

it's so funny, I live in Cebu but I have been looking high and low for this plant, but I can't find it. :( people sell the regular epipremnum pinnatum instead. :(

@ludwigrx

3 жыл бұрын

I was about to ask where to find this in Cebu, I'm from Davao. Hahaha

@aaliyahplayingroblox8669

3 жыл бұрын

This is very cheap in mindanao and bukidnon in particular. 30 pesos a cutting

@aaliyahplayingroblox8669

3 жыл бұрын

Taga cagayan ko nagpalit ako ugangan tag 50 apil na ang paso, 30 daw walay paso. Naay selling karon sa Bukidnon groups tag 30 ang cuttings. Naa sad nagbaligya sa cagayan. Mailhan nimo ang cebu blue kay mura syag pothos nga taas, dayon prominent ilang linya sa dahon. Goodluck makakita ra lagi mo sainyo duol, puhon. hehe

@ludwigrx

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaliyahplayingroblox8669 Link daw.

@aaliyahplayingroblox8669

3 жыл бұрын

@@ludwigrx Gipangita pa nako ganiha kay nawala. Pero promise naay nagbaligya 30 ang cuttings, isearch sa FB marketplace unya bukidnon ang radius. Ang ako ugangan nakapalit pero sa merkado diri sa cagayan tag 50 iya palit. Tinuod na way bakak. Isearch nako utro karon taud taod

Im from Philippines and just got my cebu blue 2weeks ago. Juvi leaves have splits already. I have 2 leaves only but both leaves have splits.. The one they called cebu blue with small leaves and have no split leaves are called "local cebu blue" here in PH. Maybe thats the one my seller explained to me. You are right if the seller does not know the difference between the local cebu blue and the authentic cebu blue. Happy planting.

I love the the one you have. It looks cool when it is mature.

Great video. I bought two before I finally found my real Cebu Blue. They really are very different. I have also made a video about this on my channel too. Interesting to see how sellers etc respond.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

i will check it out

I am not crossing that the plantb looks different in earlier stage but from my experience i am telling that it depends on nutrition you are giving to your epipernum ( so called dragon tail plant ) and it is not very hard to grow it and is very cheap too , . Thank you for the information though

The Thailand variation has the fenestrations at an early age- like the ones originally from Cebu Island... the one that has been cloned/cultured in the USA and distributed is different and will not show those fenestrations for many many years. I have spoken to many nurseries and experts as well as looked online, but I also have one with frustrating leaves but purchased it from a very trusted seller that does their research. One nursery actually had both in stock and they really are the same, just one is starting to show fenestrations (and more expensive as it was imported and not a clone). What you have does not look like it though- it does not look like the silver-blue I have here beside me... I have heard of people selling pothos and claiminng it to be epipneprum for a profit- beware places like Etsy and people who just want to make a quick profit (saw a pink congo on there for $200 recently lol)

Das ist so hilfreich! ich hätte fast auch bei Plantcircle gekauft einen Cebu Blue gekauft. Jetzt wo ich dein Video gesehen haben, werde ich wohl anderswo suchen müssen. Danke dir :))

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

hi Karolin, hier bei uns in Deutschland ist es schwierig einen zu finden. Schau mal im November bei www.bens-jungle.com vorbei. Ich habe gehört dort soll es dann welche geben. Ich mache das gleiche 😉

@karolin0855

4 жыл бұрын

@@windingleaf6284 ah okay, super. Danke für den Tipp. Das werde ich versuchen. Grüße aus Berlin nach Berlin.

Glad I found this vid. Now I know for sure I do not have a cebu blue (pretty much impossible to find in Australia). I don't mind however. I really love my green epipremnum pinnatum. They are cousins of sorts. I also have another plant called ''epipremnum pinnatum - dragon tail" Much bigger darker, glossier leaves and thicker stalk. Also gorgeous.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

if you love spilt leaves - OUR plant will deliver!

I found your video very interesting!! Your explanation was clear and it shows that you really did your research. I believe that those who thought they had a cebu blue will not be angry because of your gentle and wise words. Hoys are my passion. Do you have any and if so, could you make a video? The macrame Svetlana sent you is wonderful.! Treasure it.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Loreta. thk you for you comment. Hoyas are not yet on my list, but maybe in the future 😉☀️

Great help from this video

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

you are welcome!

What is the name of the big plant behind her in the Orange-looking pot? It’s beautiful .

Thanks for this Video! They already sell the same plant you bought as a cebu blue and I wanted to buy it. But now I won't, because if it is not a real rare one I think it's a little bit expensive. I think your plant is looking wonderful! And now I think I will buy a normal epipremnum, but not at that site.

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

hi sabrina, danke 🙏. auf deutsch - zu wenig publikum 😉. und ich arbeite (noch) in einer internationalen firma, wo ich die ganze zeit english rede...

Your darker leaves can be another variety named Baltic Blue, even harder to find. I will love to have one of yours.

What is the difference between the Cebu Blue and Baltic Blue?

I bought a cebu blue cutting and it’s not blue. It’s a normal epipremnum. Thanks for your channel. I wondered why mine wasn’t the same colour as my daughter’s!!

Miss you 😀💚

I actually just bought this plant last night, Epipremnum Pinnatum Baltic Blue which is what the “juvenile” on the left is. Both are beautiful 😻

Whats crazy is I am just now seeing these videos about epipremnum pinnatum after collecting cebu blue pothos cutting. I live in Oregon USA and its really hard to find this plant. The shop I bought cebu blue sells a small plant for $20 but the Epipremnum pinnatum they sell is way more expensive here.

Thank you for that information. I'm pretty sure mine is a Cebu blue , not that it really would make a difference to me either. I am also so glad to know how to blacken my teeth...LOL

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

That's from my country in the Philippines! They grow in old people's backyards 🤣 Super Huge! But I am wondering if the Bluish one is just the green one with some lighting or whatever 😃

@jhylcabugao7141

4 жыл бұрын

saan po kayo naka tira sir? Oo nga dami niyan dito hehe

@cyc7lops

4 жыл бұрын

test

@ProximaCentauri88

4 жыл бұрын

@@jhylcabugao7141 Gusto ko nyan

It’s to bad that happened but it still a very nice plant😁

Habe selber erst kürzlich eine vermeintliche Cebu Blue online bestellt, kann aber nach deinem Video auch mit Sicherheit sagen, dass es sich um eine gewöhnliche Epipremnum Pinnatum handelt. War bisschen teuer dafür, aber dann wiederum wurde ich hauptsächlich von den gespaltenen Blättern angezogen, also schon OK :) Der Witz ist, dass man diese Art der Epipremnum Pinnatum mit dieser länglichen Blattform mittlerweile ja auch kaum mehr findet hierzulande, AUßER eben fälschlich als Cebu Blue oder Blue form deklariert. Hingegen wird - glaube ich - nun die Aureum als die sozusagen "basic" Form verstanden. Zumindest so mein Eindruck.

Sad. My Cebu blue is not a Cebu Blue. 🥺 I’ll make sure to get the real one on my next order. Thank you for making this video. 💚

@13bunnylove13

3 жыл бұрын

Are you sure? May be one from Cebu island- are the leaves blue/silver? Only the USA clone does not have fenestrations for years and years.

@kayed7771

3 жыл бұрын

@@13bunnylove13 Yes I am sure. :) I got the Regular Epipremnum Pinnatum or the green form which was sold to me as Cebu blue last May. After 4 months of searching, I now have 2 kinds of Cebu blue. The 1st one is native here in the Philippines with bluish silver leaves, while the other one is from thailand labeled as Cebu blue and its leaves color are Greenish blue. I’m still confused why the one from thailand is labeled as Cebu blue.I just hope I could share photos here in youtube. I’ll try to make a video soon.

Gosh the fenestrations are even more awesome than the blue sheen!

Oh my giddy aunt... this cleared more than one foggy patch for me, good to know about the cebu blue v no blue at all lol But for me, an interesting piece of info I read in exotic rainforest dot com is that what I bought as Epipremnum Brazil or Pothos Brazil, is actually not at all Epi/Pothos it is a Philodendron: Philodendron Hederaceum Brazil (I'm going to assume that Brazil still stands) and a "z" not an "s" Now, like you, I'm glad I have Mr brazil in my life, it doesn't bother me that I have mis sold a plant, I much prefer to have it rather than not have it... but it does bug me that so many times we see the same plants with different names, I like indoor climbers and it is very frustrating when I think I found a new variety, and its in fact a fictitious name to make sales. And yes "rare plant" puts me right off that seller, I instantly leave and find it elsewhere - often cheaper too :-) Thank you very much indeed for posting your findings for us all to see. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I'm from the Philippines and I'm able to have Cebu Blue, but mine has leaves similar to a monstera adansonii, it developed holes. I think it was midway to doing a split before I got it. Its still so beautiful though, the color is amazing

@kayed7771

3 жыл бұрын

I am also from Philippines and my Cebu blue leaves has fenestrations too because the seller got the cuttings from a young adult Cebu blue trailing upward on a tree.💙

In the U.S. the Cebu blue is easy to find and the "normal" epipremnum pinnatum is hard to find. Mostly because people who don't know lable golden pothos as epipremnum pinnatum instead of epipremnum aureum.

Hmmm... I think I have an E. Pinnatum and not a Cebu Blue 😫. Thank you for educating us, that’s really been enlightening!

@windingleaf6284

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Helen, thank you 😊

@babyblue3353

3 жыл бұрын

Yup me too

I'm a yr late, but just some tips. A regular EP is just green, from its juvenile form up to maturity. The EP Cebu Blue has a silvery blue, or bluish gray shade even from juvenile form up to maturity. And the leaves are flat and "sturdy. " Also, I think it would be better if you go to the nursery to see the plant before purchasing it to be sure, rather than buying online. Or, if it can be done, buy it from the Philippines 😊 Tho right now, it is not allowed to ship Cebu Blue outside of the Philippines.

I honestly love the fenestrated E. Pinnatum better than a Cebu Blue. I purchased it for its fenestrations. So if ever I got that instead of a Cebu Blue, I wouldn't fret! I would consider me lucky😊. Then, I'll find the authentic Cebu Blue after.

The Cebu blue is somewhat common in North America. Much than the regular pinnatum. And fenestration isn't a matter of age, they simply have to get plenty of light and to climb on something. Same for the epipremnum aureum (regular pothos), but it easier with the Cebu blue.

That is commonly called here in the philippines as "Dragon tail" and will give you big fenestrated leaves. It is also called a poor man's monstera deliciosa because the mature leaves kinda resembles the mature leaves of M. deliciosa.