My plant “Noodles”—IMO—looks a little bare. She was slightly fuller looking when I got her but not by much. Is this normal or is there a way to make her happier and fuller?
My plant “Noodles”—IMO—looks a little bare. She was slightly fuller looking when I got her but not by much. Is this normal or is there a way to make her happier and fuller?
You have to prune her
1 likeAhh that was my fear, I’m always so scared to prune 🥲
1 likeSame here. I amnjust about to prune the last of the vines off my pothos to help it. But I'm scared it might ahve a disease as well 😭
1 likeSpooky!! I know noodles here has had thrips before but thankfully i caught it at the right time. Pruning is always spooky to do
1 likeYea... but, you can propagate the cuttings and add some back I'm to make it fuller then use the rest to amke more plants! I have so many prop box's now 🥴
2 likesAaa I gotta get more i’m out of jars for props LOL!! I think im gonna just bite the bullet and prune
1 likeOoo thats so smart!!! Gonna go ahead and do that
1 likeWhat an interesting idea! And this works? Do you just let it sit? Or do you have to water or spray these props?
1 likeYou have to mist them every few days to maintain humidity
1 likeMy plan is putting the empty vines in bins like this, and then putting the vines with leaves in jars
1 likeThis is what I do! I enjoy seeing how small of a piece of plant garbage I can grow a happy plant from 🤣
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