#pothos global green

[prayerplanthoarder]

Do I have a pothos problem or

[irisunchained]

global green pothos propagation. this glass brick vase is so dope 🧊

[monstera-moth]

January 10th is Houseplant Appreciation Day! 💚

I am so thankful to have found such a fascination and love for taking care of plants. I have enjoyed plants since I was little, but it wasn't until I brought home an aloe vera the summer of 2021 when I felt my connection to plants really blossom. They give me so much joy, especially whenever I bring a plant home that isn't feeling so well and I get to provide the nourishment it needs to watch it bounce back up. We are about halfway through the cold season, and once the cold and dark hours lighten up, I am excited to see what growth my plants and I will achieve this year. 💚 I'm hoping to post more original posts onto this side blog as well!

🪴 Plants in photos in order of appearance:

Zebra haworthia

Heartleaf vine, Brasil/Brazil var.

Green Global pothos

Coleus

White wizard philodendron

Propagation pot with teddy bear vine and neon pothos

Monstera adansonii, "Swiss cheese plant."

Petra croton

Teddy bear vine

[bravenew-what]

I think it might be time to repot my global green pothos 🤣🤣

[lthefae]

A cutting from my global green pothos.

Selling cuttings on my Etsy store, but this picture was too pretty not to share elsewhere

[cyanocoraxx]

some more variegated babies 💚🌱

[plantdyke]

New babies 💚💚💚 Rhaphidophora hayi and pothos global green

… these are the last plants for the year, I swear!!!

[damngreenhouse]

new aroids arrived 😍

[teomuchtohandle]

Propagation Station - Nanouk, Green Global Pothos

I don't expect the leaf with yellowing damage to really produce, so that gives me five new baby plants to add to the pot.

[plontsploots]

Global Green Pothos Epipremnum Aureum

[dutchieyelul]

[prayerplanthoarder]

Some kinda random plant update since the move! Most of the plants are doing spectacular with the higher humidity, I'll probably have an easier time with pests (thrips in particular, haven't had many problems with others). However, I just decided to throw away my spider plant because of exactly this problem 😩 it still harboured some and I'm not feeling like taking chances with that anymore. Will have to treat all the plants anyway just to make sure.

There are a few additions like a couple of really cheap Epipremnum pinnatum variegatas I found in a local hardware store, which I'm hoping to cultivate the few nicely variegated vines to make a plant with overall higher variegation than the originals. Also I found a baby Calathea zebrina, which of course had to come too, especially since all my calatheas died when I couldn't treat the last thrips problem in the old apartment (and I actually prefer the little baby ones anyway). Then I got gifted a Pilea peperomioides a while ago and I'm curious to see how that will do in my care (currently it's in thrips jail, although I think the ones I found on there were just wanderers from the spider plant directly above it). Yesterday I found a baby Philodendron White Princess for really cheap (not even 5€) and it was so pretty that I picked it up. Hopefully it'll do better than the other Philodendrons up until now 😅 but the higher humidity should help, so I think it does have a chance?

Other than that I'll probably sell a few cuttings here and there, especially since I had to/ wanted to snip a couple plants here and there either because they needed it or because I wanted to make them more bushy, so there should be a few extras some time down the road that I just don't have the space for long term. Hopefully they'll sell better than my art 🤣 which would be cool and so sad at the same time lol.

The Monstera albo finally has started to root nicely and also pushed out a new leaf already, which gives me hope it'll do well here. It did give me a good scare when the oldest leaves started getting yellow/ brown at the tips/ rims before the newest leaf came out. I still hope it's going to change it's mind about the too much white here and too much green there tendencies, though...

All in all, I'm pretty happy with how things are going currently! ❤️

[gfloutdoors]

Global Green vs Emerald Pothos: Rare Pothos Varieties

Global Green vs Emerald Pothos: Rare Pothos Varieties

The Global Green Pothos and Emerald Pothos are two of the rarest varieties of pothos plants. Both plants are easy to care for and thrive in a variety of conditions. However, there are some significant differences between the two varieties. In this article, we’ll compare the Global Green Pothos and Emerald Pothos and help you decide which plant is right for you. Brief Plant Introduction Before we…

[ready-for-the-weekend]

Walmart got me, I thought these were around $10 but they were $20 each.

It's OK, I've never owned any of them so now I have them and just have to not kill them.

[prayerplanthoarder]

So apparently Instagram can only post to the main blog, ah well. Doesn't hurt to have more people look at this beauty 😋✨

This beauty came in the mail today, isn’t she incredible?? 😍🥰 Epipremnum aureum ‘Global Green’

Least year they were nearly impossible to find in Germany and this year people sell them left and right. ✨ I’m also expecting some Jade pothos cuttings, they are remarkably hard to come by around here.

#epipremnum #epipremnumglobalgreen #pothos #globalgreenpothos https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdx9P8wsrS5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bravenew-what]

New long and leggy Cebu Blue and Global Green pothos

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