Epipremnum Cebu Blue care and propagation (with updates) 

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@@onlyplants And this moss poll was not worth it at all* 🤣

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Lmao imagine she goes back for it like omg I can't wait!!! And there's just a big empty spot in the middle of the ivy ...

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Same here! Someone was trying to hide it and I couldn’t believe my luck. I went to another Lowe’s to look for others but no luck so far.

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Yeah. Every time you broke a leaf it made me laugh. Always remember that in gardening Sh*t happens!

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Haha yes I think we need to learn from mistakes too!

I currently saw a video that described the Dragon tail as Bein the Cebu Blue hence the name and the one that looks like a Monstera as being the fake one. Many buyers are told the Fake one, which never has blue leaves is sold as a cebu blue, but later as the leaves develop and loose the Dragon tail form, it’s said to be a Young Plant? I don’t leave in the Philippines but why isn’t this plant BLUE when its a cebu Blue? I also have heard that both come from the Island of Cebu and are of the Epipremnum pinnatum art BUT one is Blue and the other isn’t? So what’s the truth? Logically I would suppose that if the plant isn’t Blue it can’t be the cebu blue.

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After watching...i just made a moss pole for this Cebu blue of mine, I was wondering why it was giving out smaller leaves...I always learn new things when watching your vlogs. 😀

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I recently saw a video from the winding root where she explained the difference between this plant which is the Epipremnum pinnatum and the Epipremnum pinnatum cebu blue. As this plant matures it develops a leaf similar to that of the Monstera Monster plant and NEVER turns blue. Whereas the cebu blue develops the color almost immediately, and doesn’t need to grow out of the adolescence phase to obtain the color. My question to you is although both come from the same island, WHY doesn’t the green plant turn blue if it’s the cebu blue? She also mention that Many Owners of the so called cebu Blue have in fact the fake variety as seen in this video. Simply based on logic or the process of elimination, I use the concept of, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, What is it. So please explain this, since you live in the Philippians.

@@brianhardaway9716 I actually live in the US but was born in Cebu. I read about the Tibatib from someone and I know that to be quite common. The Cebu blue is a plant I acquired in the US. Mine grew quite large and full and it has allowed me to propagate several cuttings already. I can’t explain anything regarding your inquiry as I am no plant expert but I can only say things from my personal experience

Sorry to hear about what's happening in Cebu right now because of the typhoon. I'm trying to figure out if there's away the plant community's love of the Cebu blue pothos can be used to help with the crisis. If anyone else sees this idea and can make it happen, please do! 💚

@@brianhardaway9716 Hello. I'm from the Philippines. I have both the regular (green) Epipremnum pinnatum and the Cebu Blue. Aside from Cebu Blue having a silvery blue hue, when it fenestrates the leaves produce holes before spliting completely.

@@ProximaCentauri88 thanks a lot. I was tempted to get one but thanks to you and other Plant Parents I now know the difference. The plant that I was about to gets Mutter wasn’t a Cebu Blue which meant that the leaves wouldn’t split. There’s so many plants that are so similar sometimes that One has to be well informed or you will buy what you think is something and it’s something else. Like the Alocasia Polly and the Frydek for example where the leaf form looks similar but one is smooth and shiny and the other plush and soft. Thanks again for the help.✌🏿

That plant is so massive now after 6 months. 😀

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Me too, I was already happy with the bluish tone of the leaves... mine I purchased from a very wealthy individual who I met online here in the Philippines... she had soooo many growing on her huge garden and she just want to tame it a bit and sell whatever she can, I got quite a mature one and it was flourishing! It was very cheap because there was no middle man and she put it in a nice pot and cocopeat too! I'm excited to see how it goes!

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Most epipremnums have amazing fenestrations 😀 this includes the pothos

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😅😅 its a nice plot twist right.

Haha thank you Pepe 😀

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Give it a shot. These leaves in the video are so massive now, twice my face 😀

Cooooool happy to hear Im not alone with my struggles to propagate these 😅

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It's because you can find this anywhere especially in the mountains or even in the city climbing on tree .. it's just became known when monstera hyped ..the sad part is some sellers market this as monsteras with monstera prices when you can just buy this under a dollar ..and there is 2 types of this ..epipremnum pinnatum green ..and cebu blue with a tint of blue on the leaves ..

@@oh_emm278 the green one you're referring to, the epipremnum pinnatum is the common one we see climbing up on trees along the metro. That blue one is really hard to find. Some told me that they were able to see a real cebu blue in the wild, i mean it's really in a dense forest. I'm just hoping that the wild population gets protected by the local government. Such a real natural treasure

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Haha thank you ❤️ welcome to the channel

And much more expensive too when its fenestrated 🙉

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The top cutting now are producing massive leaves now haha. This must be 8-9 months since the video

Haha I think I know how to do it better next time! 😀

Oh yes they do haha

Whoa thats an interesting tip, growing them next to green plants

@@onlyplants Do you have Epipremnum pinnatum "mint"? This one is grown by Neil, a plant enthusiast from the Philippines ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kpGyAV3f7vE.html

Whoaaa thanks for the share

Haha omg the other propagations are not this scary! Haha usually they are more relaxing and chill

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Looks like they are not the easiest to propagate 😅

Its so big now 🙈 that top cutting in the video

❤️❤️ yes mine has gotten so biggg I had to chop it down

Oh they are huge now 😀

Oooo I love the local pronounciation se-bu blue too!

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Whoaaa cool. Wet stick props are so much fun 🥰

I’ve had a whole cutting with 3 nodes in water for a couple of weeks now not knowing how to proceed. Thanks for this idea of sphagnum moss in a terrarium setting which I will definitely do asap. Is it also viable to use peat moss instead of sphag moss?

@@ma.reneemagtibay-rivero8059 I've not used peat moss for them personally, my worry there is that it would be too moist and would rot - but again, im not sure!

Haha I definitely know how to do it better next time 😅

Haha its like a horror movie right... suspense and thrills

Wish I had a time machine 😅

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