Repotting A Monster Philodendron! ROOT-BOUND! ROOT BATTLE!
Dive into an epic plant repotting adventure with me as I tackle my enormous 14-foot Philodendron patriciae, a rare and stunning variety that's grown over 13 feet in just three years! From a mere 6 inches to a towering giant, watch how I manage this colossal task all by myself.
Armed with nothing but determination and a hammer, I'll show you the unique challenges of freeing a root-bound giant from its pot and share my top tips and tricks for handling massive houseplants solo.
But that's not all! Join me on a greenery-filled journey as we head to a local Home Depot in Denver, Colorado. We'll explore the aisles in search of Costa Farms' latest Tropical Trending houseplants, checking out what's new and hot in the world of indoor gardening.
Prepare for thrills, spills, and plant care skills-it's a true botanical showdown! Don't miss out on the action and invaluable plant advice. Hit subscribe for more plant-packed content and join me in the wild world of giant houseplants!
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Way to go Kevin! So happy that it went so well, although I am sure all subscribers were rooting you on. Can't wait to see the next leaves.
This is GREAT! Both informative and entertaining. Well done! 😀
Awesome job!! I knew you meant business when I see that hammer😅 The big box stores around me are so behind so maybe I will see those new plants here in 2026 lol... thanks for sharing!!🪴🪴👏
Wow!!!!
You reported her with ease Kevin!
Home Depot and Walmart are right next to each other where I have to go for my shopping. This is nice being able to go from one to the other easily. But it is a 90 mile round trip for me. What I get for living at the base of a Gorgeous mountain in a tiny remote town. I did get a Monstera Standelana (SP?) at Walmart a couple weeks ago. They are pretty plants. It is doing well so far.
We don't have Kroger here in MN (at least near me), we have Cub Foods. My local store stopped selling Costa Farms plants; they had a small display a couple of years ago (bought my Tetrasperma from there). I don't think they were selling well. My local store has an occasional Alocasia, but mostly Golden Pothos or Neons, and a Scindapsus Pictus Argyraeus or two. Very limited selection.
If I'm lucky, I'll be doing this in a couple of years. I'm planning to wrap some pvc pipes with moss for my plants. I already have everything, but my plants are still small. Soon!
Our box stores here in Colorado don’t get the variety or amount of selection that other states get grrrr. I have some standlyana albos if you want to work out a trade. In Longmont. I got a plant last year from flower bin and the other from Walmart
Have you ever wondered why your patriciae doesn't look like a patriciae .. beautiful plant just curious 🤔