That syngonium is very beautiful 💕 I love these growth over time videos 😀🇨🇦

Wow!!! The Syngonium - Steyermarkii is a stunner!!! Look at those leaves. Want one .

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

She really is amazing isn't she? I adore those leaves.

Oh my! 😍 That Syngonium is just stunning! I’m pretty sure you’re the only KZreadr that I’ve seen attaching the plants and the support pole on first before putting them in a pot,love that,I’ve been doing it your way ever since you started your channel. Thank you Nora, 💚💚🪴🌿👌🏻 Natalie It’s getting cold here in SA,hope you’re keeping warm! 🍁🍂🔥

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

Thank you. growing my plants in leca, it makes more sense to me anyway, to put the plant on the pole before potting it up. I think that is one of the small differences between using moss poles in leca and using them in potting mix. The tiny tweaks make a difference. And yeah, it is freezing!!!

Beautiful experiment!! Well done 👌🏼

@TheLecaQueen

24 күн бұрын

Thank you 🤗

OMG that Syngonium is so beautiful, i have never heard or seen one of those before. I must have one. Hopefully they are not hard to find. Thank you for sharing

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

You must find it, it looks even more amazing IRL!!! My crappy videography does not do it justice!

@raellapalevich3283

22 күн бұрын

Found mine at Lowes.

That is really impressive! I have made a short one out of some old wire mesh. In a very dry climate so it needs something like tree fern fibre and plastic back to maintain moisture but a fun experiment with moss

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

Thank you. The plant is amazing so all credit goes to my beautiful Syngonium.

She’s beautiful! If that syngonium didn’t thrive, it would have definitely being the plants fault as you did everything right. Thanks for sharing Nora!

@TheLecaQueen

24 күн бұрын

So nice of you, thank you 😊

Well done❤❤

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

Thank you my kind friend.

Great job 👏🥰🌿

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

many thanks

Such a beautiful plant, beautiful surroundings and you are beautiful as well…..

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

You are too kind, thank you.

this plant reminds me of a philo-jungle boogie!! this was interesting and informative to watch. I really like it when you were your short natural hair with your glasses....very model type look!!!

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

I have a Philo Jungle boogie, I did not know it was called that! Thank you for educating me. Your compliments are well received, thank you.

What a stunning looking plant. I’ll have to search for one maybe

@TheLecaQueen

24 күн бұрын

You must, it is beautiful 😍

I love a before and after video. Thank you. It’s clear to me that you’re not focused on a side-by-side equal comparison between the two plants on the moss pole and the one without support that ended up being potted alone, but I think it’s possible some people may assume this proves that moss poles are required to grow full plants that size up. Cuttings can vary in general but I bet if you had provided support to the plant that wasn’t on the moss pole using a simple rod from day one, it would have grown more impressively (but honesty it looked pretty great to me). Another part of what adds to the lovely reveal of the plants on the moss pole is that the pole helps the plants face forward which also helps to create a fuller look. I’ve started using additional rods hidden behind the plant to help shape plants that want to grow in different directions. *But a single source light facing my plants is still my favorite approach to encourage a lovely shape. I only mention these point because for people who don’t like the look of moss poles, and/or would prefer less maintenance and overall costs, I think rods can be a great alternative. The argument that plants with support rods don’t have the added benefit of an extended root system is fair and worth mentioning, but mine still put out aerial roots. Those aerial roots activate when I take cuttings and propagate. In fact, I find in most cases, it doesn’t take too long for my cuttings to have nice root systems (it just takes a little longer for them to catch up to what the root system may have been in the moss pole assuming all went well leading up to the cut and repot). Either way, I’m glad you used a syngonium for this example. They are so underrated. Yours looks gorgeous. Mine in LECA are some of my favorites despite the fact that I wasn’t crazy about them back when I was growing them in soil (because for me, they didn’t grow as well in soil).

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

Hello my gorgeous beautiful plant friend. I always look forward to reading your comments. They fill up my day. Your comment is spot on about the comparisons, and you have now prompted me to make a video where I am comparing a syngonium growing up and moss pole and one growing on a trellis. What do you think about this? What elements should I include to make it a worthwhile experiment? I will be using cuttings from the same plant, a Syngonium Mojito which I have available. I can't wait to hear what you think.

@aplantprocess

24 күн бұрын

@@TheLecaQueen - what a lovely reply. I was so afraid I was coming off the wrong way. I will watch any video you make about anything because you are queeeen, but your idea sounds great. I am super curious to see how it goes. I’d love to see plants growing side-by-side up different support systems.

@TheLecaQueen

24 күн бұрын

I know what you mean, there is so much nuance lost with the written word online. I am always afraid that I sound too harsh!! You are awesome thanks for the compliment 😊

So beautiful ❤️

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

This is true, it is gorgeous!

That is beautiful! I suppose my vines would be better on moss poles but I just don't want to work with them, they are still pretty even without the poles.

Absolutely loved this video. So informative and relaxing. Saved it, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and your beutiful comment.

Gorgeous! Where did you get that grow light on the floor?

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

My local hydroponics shop. I have 2 of the UFO type lights in my plant room.

@jorats

14 күн бұрын

@@TheLecaQueen Nicer!

Can I ask you, are you a virgo? Because you do things so well and neatly 😍

@TheLecaQueen

25 күн бұрын

This comment gave me a giggle! Thank you! And no I am not a Virgo, but a Sagittarius.

Can't find this plant. In Birmingham, Al

@TheLecaQueen

3 күн бұрын

So sorry to hear that

Can a Geogenanthus ciliatus be grown in Leca?

@TheLecaQueen

22 күн бұрын

I don't see why not. I have not tried to but would love to.