How To Care For Epipremnum pinnatum "Cebu Blue" | Plant Of The Week Ep. 18 

I actually got VERY lucky and found a full grown Cebu Blue at the Walmart in Pittsburgh last year for $14!! I've had it my bathroom hanging from my shower curtain rod and BOY OH BOY did it grow!! The vines are literally down to the floor and I have made 3 new plants from it!! I named her Blue Ivy 😍 I wish I could post before and after pictures. It's an amazing plant 😁

Nick!!! Thank you for pronouncing Cebu correctly!!! I’m from Cebu and it’s been paining me to hear everyone on Plantube mispronounce the name of our island 🥲

I almost didn’t watch this cause I thought I already knew everything about the cebu blue but I’m glad I did cause I had no idea the adult leaves are fenestrated! Thanks, Nick!!

Cebu Blue started my Jungle of like 160 plants and counting i love the look and potential of a Cebu blue and that Teal color is to die for

Take a shot every time Nick says “blue glockus color”!!!

It took me a bit to realize mine didn't like too much sun. It now lives happily hanging alongside my Monstera siltepecana. They're all entwined and in love.

Omg YAS Plant king!! I loved these videos!! Thank you for bringing them back!

Love the plant of the week videos :) I’m getting to a point that I’m pretty comfortable with my plants but many of your earlier ones really helped me out and hopefully these can help some others.!

Love the idea of a weekly plant. Interesting about the mature leaves. I have never seen that before. Thanks for new info!

Yes Plant of the Week! Thank you

So excited to see what's next in this series!!❤

My Cebu blue & I have an understanding. I ignore it and it grows.

Enjoy this series so much 😊

Plant of the week is coming back yeyyy!!!!!!!!

DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

Thanks for the tips! Smaller 4" pots are decently priced in my region and I've been on the lookout for a good deal 🌱

You're so knowledgeable, Nick! I always learn a lot with your videos 😊

Thanks Nick I didn’t know the Mature leaves looked like that! That’s so cool 😎

I saw these at Logee's the other day! So beautiful, I love the blue color of the leaves.

I got mine just yesterday!!! Thanks for the video!❤️

Is this a new series! I love it! This means more vids from you!

Due to a lack of plant knowledge, I used a large pocket metal wall hanger. No drainage but really deep. It’s doing great and I only water two weeks or so. Strange but true. Love ya Nick. Wonderful videos!

Thank you for more plant of the week video’s!

Perfect timing! I just got 4 cuttings in💗✅

Aaahhh!! I was going to buy this next!! Great timing!

I love Cebu Blue and was so happy to get mine from a local purge affordably. 💚

Hi Nick! I'm glad you did this video on the cebu blue. It's one of my favorite plants. I got it last year at Walmart for $16.98 in a 6" pot. I just cut it back and repotted it recently. I hope it likes the repot as I'd hate to loose it. I do have a lot of cuttings in water that I need to go through. I didn't realize the leaves will split as they get bigger. I guess I need to get it on a moss pole asap! I'm looking forward to your Plant Of The Week videos. Your videos are always so helpful. Thank you so much for sharing!

I remember seeing them in my big box stores like Lowes many years ago and I never got one because at the time I thought they looked kinda boring. The next thing I knew people were selling two leaf cuttings for $40+ online, it took me a few years later till I could find a decent sized lush one for $22.

This video showed up at the perfect time. A friend just surprised me with a Cebu Blue. 💙

The runner info is what I looked this up for, thank you.

Easy to care and propagate. I had a lot of them. Happy watching from the Philippines.

Thank you so much i just bought one and in my area it was $40 for a 6 in pot with not many hanging. But i love it and your tips are great thanks again

Thank you for saying Cebu properly ❤️

I got mine from a plant trade. Gave her big leaves hoya for a micans last year and she even add a cutting of Cebu Blue👍. I have it in my south west window and it really taking all the heat🥰 the leaves are silvery blue. No signs of burns🤗 very easy plant.

Your cebus are always so pretty. Your plants are why I’ve been looking for cebu for almost a year. Finally have a couple now lol. Even got the Baltic blue because why not?

This is perfect timing! I have one of these and it's yards and yards of stem with no leaves. So I ordered another one because they're pretty cheap here and after your video I know that the reason it looks so terrible is because it's hanging in a window in Houston Texas! So I just chopped it to hell and I have about 30 cuttings and my new one is in an East window. Hopefully this will all work out and I'll have at least two or three beautiful plants. I thought maybe this was like begonias which just dropped it as soon as they hit my front door and I have no idea why. Thanks so much!

Thanks Nick! Great tips

Thanks,my friend,for more great information All the best

I got 2 at Kroger for around 10 dollars!!! They are huge now and I love them!!

This is truly one of my favorite plants i own! it's such a fast grower and the blue color is so unique, i think it's incredible!

I absolutely love your channels wish I could get some starts from you love all your plants

I paid a ridic amount for mine.. it then started to hate me so I took some cuttings and switched it to leca. It has grown and seems to love me again. So glad I took the cuttings because now spring is here (AU) it'll end up nice and full. Goal is to get to the mature leaf level.. they are so damn beautiful!

I just received mine today. A small one but it is so pretty

Oh well, glad you’ve mentioned Cebu Island, it’s where I’m originally from! I’m now in Wellington NZ 🇳🇿 but sad to say, it is still pricey here for 5 leaves you can get for NZ $250

I got a small 5 leaf rooted cutting for $25! I’m in Ontario Canada, haven’t been able to find cebu blue in the local big box stores or house plant stores near me but i fount this one on facebook market place!

Cebu Blue is my favorite favorite plant. I have 15 5-8 in pots and three 6in full cutting pots. In the spring I'm going to wall of Cebu. Some climbing up a wall and some hanging down.

I’m getting one today!!! £20 for a 60cm one with a coir pole…I can’t wait 🥰

Omg as if u knew it.. i bought my first cebu blue today :o they're quite rare to find here in germany but i got a small propagation from somebody :3

Put the leafless vines in moss or pearlite ❤️

*Hermione voice* “It’s epi-PREM-num, not e-PEPPER-num”🪄

I just found a super full 8 inch basket for $18 at Walmart! I’m so happy

You know, I can grow golden pothos like crazy down here in Florida. The vines on the side fence have leaves the size of my head. That said I've managed to kill FIVE of the cebu blue so far! I give up. :(

have you seen the Epipremnum Baltic blue cultivar? I wonder if it's more like regular pinnatum or more like Cebu blue. I see that it fenestrates faster than Cebu so it might be a cool plant to grow.

Morning Nick

I moved houses and my cebu was never the same. I've got several proportions going to try to find what works. All my other pothos just doing fine.

Thanks for the tips. I paid $35 for 4in as of 11/10/21. Can you do a vid on full-time/ part-time jobs for plant enthusiast?

So do you recommend your cuttings in moss or water or straight into soil?

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good stuff! am considering getting one this spring, glad to get this video in my feed!

Literally just got a couple of these plants a week and a half ago.

Hi. Great video! Would you suggest distilled water? My well water is very hard in my area. Thank you.

Could you do a video on how you fertilize your plants? I end up burning my leaves every time I fertilize, even if I give the plant a good flush of water. I'd love to hear how you do it! 😊

'Cebu Blue' actually shoots off those runners when it's grown in a hanging form rather than allowed to climb, it's attempting to search for something to climb up as that's the preferred way for epipremnum to grow. The longer the 'Cebu Blue' gets the smaller the leaves will get going down the vine and eventually it will stop putting out leaves. You can trim the runners and the plant will grow bushier instead of leggy.

I got one at Walmart 2 winters ago and hung out outside on my deck in dappled shade with some full western afternoon sun and it grew to the ground from the 2nd story and filled the pot entirely with roots. It has just exploded with growth since I bought it. Mine is much blue than yours unless the colors come through differently. In my experience this plant is nearly bullet proof unless you excessively over water. It propogates like a weed. I have no idea why it's "rare".

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Got this (one strand , about 8 leaves in a 4 inch pot) today! $16 Canadian dollars :)

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I had a hard time propagating these in water, lost a quite a few to rot and they took a several weeks to start growing roots, most showed new leaf growth before root growth.

placed my cuttings on a pole and waiting for it to fenestrate

This is my easy care plant I can’t keep alive!

I keep mine at work in a massive south facing window. My desk is about 15 feet away, I don't know if it will do well at my desk instead?

Could the next plant of the week be nepenthes?

funny how I've been looking for this type of pothos here in Cebu and didn't find any. lol

I absolutely love my cebu blue, but I have noticed that I am constantly fighting spider mites on them! What the heck? Any advice to permanently get rid of the leaf sucking jerks? I’ve washed the entire plant, repotted it, used dead bug, and I even went so far as to use home defense on the entire plant! And I just found more tiny webbing this morning! I can’t just get rid of the plants, (I have 2 smaller ones) they’re part of my “wish plant” bucket list and I paid over $40 last year for a tiny 3” pot which I split into 2 - 4” pots once it got bigger to combat the spider mites earlier this summer. I’ve seriously been fighting spider mites on this plant for months. I do have the bonide houseplant powder, but I don’t know how to use it, I’ve heard if you use too much you can kill the plant. Please help me!!!

My cebu blue gets really leggy. I just recently chopped it. I'd love to get my hands on the aurea and albo too but they're very expensive right now, at least where i am.

Ola! Boa tarde! Sou do Brasil e nao encontro nos Garden a Cebu blue, sou apaixonada nesta planta!.

If ur broke af n want this plant n can't find it there are listed 2 cuttings for like $4 on Etsy and they actually gave me 3 there are many sellers who do the few cuttings for very very cheap and i just water propagate to start n they go fast ☺️

Hi Nick. A while back you showed a plant that looks like it’s walking. It looked like it had 4 “legs” like a dog. Could you please tell me the name or the video you have it in?

I bought clipping and now the leave are curling. It in water rn But it cold where I'm at ,could that be the problem

If I don't water mine enough, leaves begin to yellow. Mine also has ridiculously long aerial roots that have wrapped themselves into tortured circles around the drip tray of the basket. Dreading the repot.

My cebu is the only pothos of my six varieties that apparently hates me! Is there something I’m missing? Does it have unique requirements from the rest of it’s family?!? Help, please!!!

Mine maybe suffered a lot since I put it at window seal facing east. Many of its leaves get yellow since September 😭

Just got mine today. It was a bunch of leaves.

Lulu's leaves said the plant community is dying. Is that true? And can you touch on this subject? Please? I was scrolling and her channel came up.

250$ for an eight leaf plant here in New Zealand

A strand (3-6 lvs) of cebu costs ~$25, in my coutry at least Edit:unrooted, if you want a rooted on +$15

Epi premnum

Mine isnt blue looking.

Is this real a cebu blue? Then where is blueish?

Does anyone have ideas for helping the people in Cebu, where this plant came from? They just got hit with a massive typhoon and it looks pretty bad. It would be cool if the plant community can do something to help but I'm not sure how. Anyone got ideas?

Why do they always look hungry. It looks like it has chlorosis/iron deficiency

Hai