Girl you're adorable! I love seeing how excited you get about mixing soil ☺️☺️ I'm the same way! It's the little things 💚

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

We can be excited together ☺️💚

You are such a sweetheart. Don't let anyone ever let any crush that beautiful soul inside of you! Your vibrancy is a light and it's no wonder those plants need you so very much.

Some plant experts where I'm from suggest root trimming to stimulate growth and keep roots manageable. I haven't tried it though, I'm too scared 😂

@Sovereign-Prax

4 жыл бұрын

If your starting out with root pruning, just take little bit off at a time and see how the plant reacts to the root prune. It is true that pruning your roots will promote new and stronger growth, it is done in bonsai for that point. It also is used for ramification, which is one root divides into two, and two to four and so on. good luck with your plants.

@joylenetaijeron82

4 жыл бұрын

Oooo thank you sovierian prax I cut al little off of a cutting I bought that she propagated in water and was too hard to get all the roots in soil so I trimmed some and freaked out when another youtuber said dont do that it looks fine but i dont want to lose my plant so thanks for the encouragement 💚💚💚

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I’m scared of that too 😭 anything damaging roots scares me!

@AtomicCoal

4 жыл бұрын

Sovereign Prax is correct. It's a common practice to prune roots in the bonsai world. I have read many times that you can actually remove up to 2/3 of the root ball. However, I have never removed that much and I probably never will, nor would I suggest it. But pruning away around 1/4 to 1/3 of the roots, especially on something like a Pothos will be safe.

@kathleenmurphy2379

4 жыл бұрын

I have never pruned roots of my plants have done fine I'm 70 years old. I would think if you were trimming your roots though you may want to make sure your shears are sterilized with alcohol before you start cutting anything. If roots are bad or have been Nick or you notice something wrong with them then those roots should be cut off but these plans are so healthy they know what they're doing so I would just leave their Roots alone

On the bright side, you might owe some of the lushness of your pothos in part to being root bound. I find that they kind of like it, just maybe not to the extent that this one was.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

D'Mitri Agnes that’s true, hopefully he’ll fill out his new pot quickly too

I've been putting off repotting my Cebu Blue, too.. The roots are growing out of the bottom. Maybe I'll do that today.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you got it done 👀Hahaha, it's fun once you actually get started!

Great job with your video thank you so much for taking the time to do this video for all of us. You have a pleasant demeanor in front of the camera and I love how you explain everything as you go along! You can be very proud of your product

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 😊

Thank you so much you explained this perfectly ☺️. I feel confident about repotting my root bound plant

I got a full cebu blue last week but I think she's still fine in her nursery pot they are beautiful

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

They are soo gorgeous!

Wow your Cebu Blue was extremely root bound but now it has plenty of room to grow.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

CrystalRenèe 420 hes so happy now 🤩

@crystalrenee420

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikaLodes yes time will tell it's going to be massive in no time.🌿

I think your mixture will be great! Definitely gave me confidence to try my own

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Yess do it! It's also so fun 😁

My Cebu Blue was root bound just like yours...it's doing so much better now.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear it! Hopefully mine will flourish like yours

It’s a beautiful plant! If you want to mix a larger amount of soil, I’d store it in a sealable tub.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

mary miller-crews I will probably do this. Thanks!

@rainbomg

2 жыл бұрын

How do you keep yours from getting funky? I use a Lowe’s bucket! I have to open it and stir it up regularly tho.

I needed this video! Mine is just like yours, the roots are coming out the drain holes and popping out the top. I have been putting off repotting but I'm going to follow along with you. 🤗🥰

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I love this 🥰 Now both our plants can be happy! Isn't it funny how we put off repotting & stuff, but in the end it's a fun part of owning plants

I didn’t know that about peat moss! Glad I got my bag for free/ birthday present now

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Hannah Plantana when I found out I was shook 👀 at least we know better now

I hope to one day have this "problem". LOL!........ I just bought my first 4-inch Cebu Blue one week ago. Wish me luck with it!

LIST THE CUTTINGS!

@splitz2008

4 жыл бұрын

They are 12 bucks at walmart for the one she has.

@miguell9390

4 жыл бұрын

@@splitz2008 why are you so stupid?

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I will when he grows a lil more 🙂

Great video.

your cebu blue is plant goals

Got a Cebu Blue today & immediately tore it apart. It was horribly root bound & had some root rot. Had I kept it in the original pot & dirt it would have died. I lost a hanging basket of Hoya Crimson Princess cuz I didn't take it apart. Anything from Walmart gets a good going through.

you did a fantastic job with re potting your plat it looks amazing and I was thinking the roots were needing to be was as they were so tight. When I mix soil I do a big amount and store it in a tub with a lid however I let it breath in the box by leaving the lid not completely on. I find it does not get mold or any other problem with it, and also by doing so the soil can flow around the roots very well. I just water very well after re potting. You did such a great job with the re potting and for trying doing your own soil. Fantastic content and keep up the great work, look forward to the next video. how are the IKEA shelves going, and are they up yet?

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

The IKEA shelves aren't up yet! I've been putting it off, but they will be up soon :-) I'll probably do a video on it. Also, I think I'm gonna make a bunch of soil to put in a tub like you have. It sounds easier to store than a bunch of bags of amendments 😂

Hey there. If you do a lot of repotting it's worth it to make a bunch and pull it out when you need it. I seem to do that especially when the spring is rolling around because I tend to do more repotting them. I use equal parts coco coir and pumice with a splash of cactus potting soil and a bit of worm castings. As you know, I am a Sansevieria lover, so that seems to work very well for my collection. I know I really do need to branch out and get other plants, but I am just a sucker for a snake plant. Lol. Thanks for posting.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for letting me know!! Maybe I'll try doing it for the spring too Keep doing you w those snake plants tho I love it 😄

Looks so pretty in the terra cotta😍You’ve inspired me to repot mine, which isn’t as full as yours. I love making my own potting soil too. Where do you get your orchid bark?

Oh dear I thought I was finished making comments and I'm going to make a new one. You are so right about reusing the potting soil. There are certain nutrients and microorganisms that that plan is used to in that potting soil it's like their blankie so by combining that with the new soil you are being scientific and doing a good deed for your plant. Roots grow according to what they're growing in and I know this for my orchids because if I buy an orchid and it's in Moss and I put it in bark or someone buys in orchid in bark and puts it in Moss or puts it in a water culture different routes have to grow for that media so when you completely change the potting soil mix of plants in its roots have to grow or has to grow new ones that acclimate to that new environment that New Media. So you are scientifically correct. People buy new plants change the soil put it in a new pot and all the sudden they wonder why it's just sitting there in that pot what's sitting there trying to grow new roots to acclimate to the new environment you just did for that poor little plant so good job sweetie! I'm 70 years old and I've been working with plants on my life reading tons of books and subscribing to many many magazines about gardening through those years. Back one time a physical science class I took it was a gradual class the professor was impressed with my knowledge and wondered how I knew so much about plants and soil structure excetera. But I don't know everything and I learn something new everyday

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you kept commenting! You were able to confirm this for me haha. Now I can say it's because of their microorganisms & nutrients! Easier for them to acclimate. I appreciate that you share your knowledge

You could have cut a third of those roots off from that root ball and it would have been fine. In fact it probably would have benefited the plant in the long run and it definitely would have made transplanting easier.

Get yourself a big big plastic snap top tub. I always mix way too much soil, and end up storing the remains. It's really handy for when I need to repot one small plant xx

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Yess will do!! No more random pots of soil laying around 😂

@pyratequeen8682

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikaLodes 😂 I still do that too... Not gonna lie

i like to mix the soil too. i'm a bit of a nerd and researching what are plants' needs is fun. and premade potting mix need adjustments anyway. you definitely can make a big batch of soil mix and store it. it will dry out, but that's the only thing i noticed about it. if i remember correctly, vermiculite is quite water retaining. check it out, it is a common component of soil mix for seedlings.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Is it okay if it dries out? It can just be watered after potting the plant right I've been thinking about buying vermiculite, but I have a full bag of peat moss & 3 blocks of coco coir left 😅I'll look into it for when I run out because I do want to make a big batch of soil

@akacjabiala

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikaLodes i don't know, tbh. i mist it before use just because i don't like to work wirh dry soil. actually, in case of seedlings, i think vermiculite is added to peat moss also to make soil mix lighter. it doesn't add as much aeration as perlite obviously. also there's a thing with ph of soil. inorganic components can be a part of adjustments, bc different plants need different ph.

This video was exactly what my cebu blue needed , I only have regular potting mix soil from miracle grow so can I use it or it’s not gonna be good

Also one of the things that happens when a pot gets really dry is the soil pulls away from the pot especially it seems like in hanging baskets and then it needs to soak in something so the soil can swell back up and touch the sides of the pot. Sometimes it's not that it's rootbound and I've just started watching your videos so I don't know what's up inside your pot but I do know my hanging baskets if I let them dry out too much the water just runs right through the pot down the sides and nothing really gets watered unless I soak it in a bucket so I try not to let my hanging baskets get too terribly dry cuz I don't like soaking

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I always end up soaking my baskets hahaha. They like it, I think so it's just part of the watering process ☺️ Also, I don't like having water splash all over the floor omg

Another hint from Lifetime experience make sure you water well a plant before you transplanted because it needs to have perfect roots in perfect condition to absorb the water before the reporting because after the repotting there is damage to the roots from just touching them and they won't be able to take up the water that the plant needs because it wasn't watered first. Plants survive but if you want the best potting situation make sure you water your plant first. And if your plan is soaking wet because you're overwatered then it is a good idea to try to transplant that plant and take off some of the soil and add new so you can get the new soil to suck up all that excess moisture. Hopefully all this makes sense and you're not upset or insulted with me adding these comments. And what a great idea that was taking the plant outside and using the hose I made the first part of this comment before I watched after use the hose. Using the hose like you did is an excellent way to keep the roots from being damaged a lot with the transplanting. You are very good plant mom your plans are all healthy and that Cebu blue how did you get those leaves so big they're huge compared to the one that I have of course my more cuttings that came in the mail but the leaves are lucky to be like an inch long and yours look like they're twice as big at least. I'm going to wait till next spring but I wonder what's going to happen when I go to repot my begonia Vine or cissus Vine that I just did a video on. It's 14 feet long if not longer. It's called a begonia Vine because it resembles a Rex begonia leaf. I've never had one before and I just can't believe how big it got by the way watch out for my giveaway for getting a hundred subscribers I got to hurry up and get it done because it is getting cooler and I don't want it to go somewhere where it's going to get cold in the mail. It's going to be an alocasia Golden Shield oops I think it's regal Shield and colocasia call Blue Hawaii. And a couple surprise cuttings or plantlets rooted cuttings giveaway.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't know this! I usually would wait to water my plant until after repotting because dry soil is easier to pull out of the pot, but now I know to water first. I have a Cissus Discolor too! Mine isn't 14 ft long yet but it's getting there quickly 💀& I will keep my eye out for that giveaway video (;

Hi!!!! Great job! Centering a plant is a challenge at times.😭😅 Is that a pitcher plant behind you? I wish I could have cool plants like that. So cool! I killed a Venus flytrap one time🤦🏻‍♀️, so I just stay away. Your plants are all looking so healthy! I’m so happy for you!

Love your attitude you're gorgeous

Thank you you are the 💣

I love your Nepenthes! Please do a video on it soon 💖🌱🌿🌴😄

You're lucky you live in a place where you can get all these gorgeous plants that we can't get on the east coast in Maryland

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Posting on here has really put into perspective how many plants are available to me. I feel really lucky!

Wow that’s some big Cebu. I don’t overwater my plans either I’m too scared that I will drown them. But so far so good. Soon it will be time to bring in my plants from the cold. I don’t know where I’m gonna put them all but they need a home inside

@kathleenmurphy2379

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like we have the same problems not only did I acquire Morehouse plants this summer but I also grew coleus from seed and added two or three new additions to my coleus collection so now I'm like the old lady in the shoe had so many children she didn't know what to do I have so many plants I don't know what to do I brought a bunch in the house already and I'm going to have to buy a couple sets of shelves and maybe a couple shop lights to go with them. The whole back of the garage is full of my three monstera That Grew twice as big outside this summer I have to split leaf philodendron that are also twice as big. My huge white bird-of-paradise doubled in size I acquired of Rojo Congo that is just how I now in addition to two huge allocation one is Regal shield and I don't know the name of the other one it's generic form Lowe's Fallout 3 different Bach is free new hanging baskets free new orchids and I already had approximately 30 orchids and I also bought 3 bag baby orchids so I need a greenhouse

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I need to bring in my plants too! it’s already too cold for my alocasias 🤥

I bought mine from walmart and it was SO root bound. I literally tore it into 3 different plants because the roots were crazy (Roots were about 2ft long) and put them all into their own 1gal pots. One of them is already outgrowing its pot. I wish I could post a pic to show you😂 Nice pot mixture though! I do 40% Coco, 40% pumus stone, 10% castings, and 10% bark

@kathleenmurphy2379

4 жыл бұрын

Have you ever thought about selling those plants for like double or more to all of us that can't get ahold of these plants on the East Coast

@juliadevore9602

4 жыл бұрын

I actually have a small etsy shop and I actually try to sell them at a reasonable price. 2 4-5 node cuttings for $4 4 4-5 node cuttings for $6 6 4-5 node cuttings for $8 Plus shipping of course and I try to include leaves with each node, if not you get an extra node or a cutting sprouting a new leaf (hence 4-5 node cuttings lol) Shop name is GoodLifeGreenTropics

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my goshh 3 for the price of one though 👀I can't believe one of them is already outgrowing its pot, that's amazing!! Our mixtures are pretty similar! I want to try using pumice, I've heard it's better than perlite because it doesn't float to the top

@juliadevore9602

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikaLodes Yeah! It was honestly a little annoying because I loved how thick it looked but it was too wide to fit into the 1gal nursery pots I had. In the pot with the largest amount of the plant there are 2 roots crawling out of the bottom drainage hole about 3in long.

@juliadevore9602

4 жыл бұрын

Oh! Btw, pumus stone is good stuff man lol I hate perlite😂 if you want to get some, get the fine stone!

I am so jealous right now😭. I can't find a cebu blue pothos in UK. None🤕. Yours looks sooooo nice. Love it😊💚 and lovely video like always. And give it a try to semihydroponics. I grow all my 150+ plants in semihydro and they love it. And the rate of the growth... is amazing

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I found mine at Walmart by accident! I haven't seen another one in store since they're difficult to find 😫Okay & this was the push I needed to try semihydroponics, I'm gonna do it I want my plants to grow fast too!!

@SemihydroponicswithSma

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikaLodes you will definitely not regret it. Start small first ans see how is working for you😊💚

Hello..thanks for the info! Off topic lol.. but what is the plant to the right of you in the back next to the green prayer plant that is trailing off the side of your stand?

Hahahaha 3rd time lucky 😂 its a lovely cebu blue though. I always make wayyyyy too much soil lol

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

3rd times the charm 😂Usually I make way too much too that's why I was trying to be stingy! It was just too stingy hahaha

@sallyshuttleworth9222

4 жыл бұрын

@@ErikaLodes 😂😂😅

I can't use coco coir. i LOVE to water plants. I use succulent soil for that part

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

i like using succulent soil for my peps 😊

You need to buy something at Lowe's called soil moist. They are polymer crystals that absorb 50 times their weight in water. They keep water and reserved for a plant and don't make the soil soggy. In fact I think if you're in over water it sucks up the extra moisture so that the soil is in soggy and if you're an underwater it keeps some water and suspension so that the plant doesn't droop if you forget to water it or can't for a day or two. I add it to all my potting soil mixes no matter what kind of plant. It costs about $16 but it will do 50 hanging baskets! It only comes in that one size . At Lowe's you'll find it where the Miracle Grow fertilizer is kept and all those other extra ingredients you can use in your potting mix. Your plants will absolutely love it. I grow a lot of coleus from cuttings and they transfer from water roots to soil Roots very easily when that is in the potting mix. In the fall after the Frost gets the ones that I can't take in the house and I pull the dead plants out of the ground are out of the pots I have them planted in The Roots have found those little crystals and have actually grown through them. They last in the soil for five years according to the company after I've written to them. Also I recycle my potting soil and mix some old with some new because you don't throw away your garden soil outside your house or in your vegetable garden so I throw away the potting soil that's in the pot with the plants we always fertilize so that's the reason why you would repot a plant because to get more fertile soil. Anyhow if I've reuse potting soil that had that in its hysterical after a rain it looks like I'm growing clear chunks of Jell-O in my flower pot. It doesn't hurt the plant that's why it's hard to over water a plant with that in the soil mix. So I'll just scoop up some of those little Jello chunks and put them in another pot. It's the greatest invention to help gardeners indoor gardeners and outdoor

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Oh that sounds really good for transferring water roots to soil! I'll look into it

How is this plant going now? I would love an update!

Don't know how I missed this video. #ErikaLodes

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Heeeey! 😁

Have you staked your cebu yet? I have the same plant that I want to repot and stake.

In any mix you are making, I would not go any higher than 50% coir. If you are not using potting soil, you can use 1/4 worm castings. I have even done mixes of equal parts castings. coir. perlite. potting soil. and bark mix. The castings are an addition that won't burn your plants like fertilizer does. Experimenting with the mixes is kinda fun. You can store your mixes in a locking lid type plastic tub. I do it all the time. Just use the lock down type lid to keep dampness or pests from getting in. Thank you for addressing the peat issue. We ALL need to start sending a message with our purchasing habits to say to the soil making companies that we no longer find peat an acceptable additive.

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I agree experimenting is super fun 😊 I’ll try a mix with equal parts like that. Thank you for the great info

Why wasn't the untangling of the roots included in your video ?

i like making my oil soil too. do you ever cough when you open the perlite? perlite puts out a dust in the air and it makes my throat itch. . . . its weird but I try to not breath it

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Cathy ya when I pour it out it catches me off guard sometimes. It goes in my face I don’t like it but I love mixing soil so it’s worth it

@cnstfs

4 жыл бұрын

I've had the same issue put on a mask get the disposable ones they help charcoal puts out a lot of dust too.

@kathleenmurphy2379

4 жыл бұрын

Be careful breathing in that perlite dust your lungs can't get rid of it and it can cause lung cancer

my cebu blue is my favorite plant!please sell cuttings!!!!!! i’ll buy

@splitz2008

4 жыл бұрын

They are like 12 dollars at walmart and they always have them. Dont overpay for a cutting.

@monaamer479

4 жыл бұрын

splitz2008 not at my walmart. i’ve been madly searching for more but there’s literally none in my entire state. Where are you from? it’s not even close to common around me

@splitz2008

4 жыл бұрын

@@monaamer479 I'm in New Mexico. That's too bad. Literally had like 10 at my local store. I own two after I wasted 20 bucks on a cutting from an etsy page. All because I didn't even think to check walmart. Lol

@darrenwaller3628

4 жыл бұрын

@@splitz2008 that might be one stupid thinking buddy

@darrenwaller3628

4 жыл бұрын

@@splitz2008 why would you expect everyone to have the same plants that you have in your local area? you are on one

I'm also not really an overwatering person, haha. Sometimes I see a plant and think well I should have watered her a week ago 😂

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Girll we are the same!! This is so funny 😂😂

@ier2734

4 жыл бұрын

Erika Lodes Hahaha 😂

Where can I find a Cebu blue? Need help

How long have you had your cebu blue?

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Mary J’s Plants I think only like half a year?

Where do you get your worm castings from?

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I got the bag from Green Thumb Nursery. I just picked this one up because it's the one I saw in the smallest bag available. Other nurseries should carry worm castings also

@tempertramp

4 жыл бұрын

You can also buy it on Amazon :)

i have a dumb ? if you wanted to would it be ok to cut those roots back in half to make it live in the smaller pot if you wanted to or would that kill the plant?

@kathleenmurphy2379

4 жыл бұрын

The better idea would be to divide the plant in half and put half of it back in the hanging basket and half of it in another smaller pot. If you trim the roots in half you will lose a lot of the leaves because those roots are supporting the leaves. That's why I would never prune roots so don't prune The Roots just divide the plant and 1/2 are in threes 4/3 I guess I should say. I had a root bound pink syngonium and I did want to put it in bigger pot because of space I have room for more smaller pots but not larger pots. So I just broke the plant in 1/2 and it's as happy as can be being twins now

@cathy2142

4 жыл бұрын

@@kathleenmurphy2379 thank you for the tips!

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

There's a thread below & they're saying that in bonsai it's common practice to cut the roots to make the plant stronger. I wouldn't personally try it, but I think the plant would live

Just get some Espoma organic potting soil...problem solved.....it's the best soil ever!

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Right now I have the Happy Frog potting soil, I've been trying out different soils. When it runs out I will get the Espoma one! Thanks for letting me know :)

great great great f

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

Dale Gribble thank you thank you

I need this pothoes cutting how much plz???

It seems like you're just a little bit of this and a little bit of that like my grandmother said she baked her bread no measurements haha just teasing you sweetheart. Also when you work with perlite you have to be careful because you can breathe in that fine powder that's in with it and the same with coco coir or peat moss be careful you're not breathing in well you pour that stuff or wear a mask your lungs are important I'm too many older people find out that they've done too many things to their lungs and can't live the life they could have lived if they had been careful. There is a lady that I watch that has her own nursery and grows all her own succulents and desert roses and other plants and Punta Gorda Florida. Our KZread channel is Maria's Garden. She has many different potting soil mixes that she uses and she grows all her own succulents and desert roses from seeds or from little tiny plants that are grafted from Thailand. She is very funny very knowledgeable and she absolutely loves her plants

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂I know, it's more fun this way hahahaha. Yeah, the dust on the perlite especially gets me. I'll cover my face from now on while pouring it. Also, I don't know if it was you who recommended her channel to me before. But I went & watched some of her videos! She is really funny, I enjoy watching her videos 😊

Root trimming?

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

I should've tried it on this plant huh? I'm nervous to!

1..2...3?

@ErikaLodes

4 жыл бұрын

tobias harris 😅

Couple of things. Peat moss is from peat bogs BUT Its totally renewable and sustainable! This lie started while back that because peat is slow to grow we are taking more then is being replaced but the truth is that that only is true for certain areas. If you buy peat moss, or sphagnum moss from Canada then you are buying a product that is perfectly sustainable and renewable. Canada has HUGE peat bogs everywhere and the amount they harvest every year is easily replaced by the bogs there because there is so much of it. In fact even with all the peat being harvested every year they only take about 28% of the peat from Canada and in a single year the remain peat produces 70% more peat then has been taken. Coco Coir is produced in very poor countries, they use a ton of water to produce it and the workers there are paid almost nothing and work in horrendous conditions. Add to that the amount of fuel it takes to ship that coco coir around the world a lot of carbon is being produced. Now the argument for carbon exists for bogs as well because when they harvest the peat a lot of carbon is released back into the environment. So both have positives and negatives but I only use peat moss. The last thing is I dont think you have a Cebu Blue. That looks like a regular Epipremnum pinnatum or maybe an e. pinnatum blue. Is is not a Cebu blue. A lot of places miss label the plant or sell hybrids but a Cebu blue has a lot more blue colour in the leaves. Yours is very green.