Messy Hair (Don't Care) Maidenhair Vine This app is def...
Messy Hair (Don't Care) Maidenhair Vine
This app is definitely not 💯 accurate
Says this plant needs to be in direct light
I most definitely did not have her as it instructed and she still looks toasted
I re-potted her to see if she comes back
😞🙏🏼
Any suggestions
#maidenhairvine #propagationstation #greggang #gregfeedback #greggers #greggerssupportinggreggers #gregteam
This app is definitely not 💯 accurate
Says this plant needs to be in direct light
I most definitely did not have her as it instructed and she still looks toasted
I re-potted her to see if she comes back
😞🙏🏼
Any suggestions
#maidenhairvine #propagationstation #greggang #gregfeedback #greggers #greggerssupportinggreggers #gregteam
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IMO, most plants can tolerate direct light. It's about finding the balance of things, just like in aquascaping.
Take bird of paradise for example. Most people won't keep them in direct light coz they'll get burnt. But once adjusted a mature monstera can tolerate afternoon sun even full sun. They're supposed to be a full sun plant back in their home in South Africa [where they can grow to 7-8m and spread 3.5m].
Of course, with more light comes with more care. You need more water, and generally better humidity [direct sun—>more transpiration—>requires more water. Less humidity—>less transpiration—>requires less water].
Being such a dainty plant maidenhair vine would require abit more TLC in direct light. If you want [or if it's more practical] indirect can work just fine.
Take bird of paradise for example. Most people won't keep them in direct light coz they'll get burnt. But once adjusted a mature monstera can tolerate afternoon sun even full sun. They're supposed to be a full sun plant back in their home in South Africa [where they can grow to 7-8m and spread 3.5m].
Of course, with more light comes with more care. You need more water, and generally better humidity [direct sun—>more transpiration—>requires more water. Less humidity—>less transpiration—>requires less water].
Being such a dainty plant maidenhair vine would require abit more TLC in direct light. If you want [or if it's more practical] indirect can work just fine.
@Araceae thank you
I did move her to a shadier spot but can still get enough sun
Let's see what happens 🙏🏼☺️
I did move her to a shadier spot but can still get enough sun
Let's see what happens 🙏🏼☺️
@SisterWaterlily @Araceae well she definitely didn't make it
I will try again when I do more research on this type of plant
I will try again when I do more research on this type of plant