Time for a trim
This Cebu Blue really lives up to its fast-grower reputation. Trimmed him back to an afro (LOL) in 2023, and potted him up to an 8" container-pot. He needs to be potted-up again and his leaves are noticeably smaller on the ends.
How much would you suggest trimming off for this GrowSeason?
#pothos #cebublue #epipremnum #epipremnumaureum #plantsmakepeoplehappy
How much would you suggest trimming off for this GrowSeason?
#pothos #cebublue #epipremnum #epipremnumaureum #plantsmakepeoplehappy
1ft to light, indirect
8” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 week ago
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@JustPlainDee that is an awesome plant: just beautiful. To make it bushy I’d propagate some of the cuttings and add them in at the top once they root. That what I did with my first pathos. @JuicyNettediris agree with @LoriB on baby steps
@JuicyNettediris hi propagate some of the cuttings let them root and then add them in the top part of the plant. Hope that helps👋🏽
Thanx, @Preciousplants1 and @Onedayatatime. Cebu and I have had a moment or two(2) but because he's such a low-maintenance fella, we do ohkay 👍🏾 I reward him with extra HUMIDity and FEED/fertilizer juuuuust because his chill allows Me to give more time to my divas, LOLOLOL
The more frequently that you prune back the vines, the bushier it can become, @JuicyNettediris ...removing length forces that energy elsewhere so the plant can push out more, newer leaves.
IF your plantbaby has grown long vines, You could trim them back (to your desired length) then propagate the vines/cuttings until they grow roots and finally re-plant those cuttings back into the container-pot.
🪴 Good Luck! 🪴
IF your plantbaby has grown long vines, You could trim them back (to your desired length) then propagate the vines/cuttings until they grow roots and finally re-plant those cuttings back into the container-pot.
🪴 Good Luck! 🪴
Will do, @LoriB 👍🏾