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Hi! Thank you for watching! Glad the video is informative. Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for watching. Yes, you can cut leaves of your Bird of Paradise plant anytime. Happy Pruning!

@@Mycityplants Thanks so much for answering. Did it today and now she's looking great again.

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Hi! Thank you for watching! Here is our post/video about how to prune Bird Of Paradise: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-prune-a-bird-of-paradise-plant/ May your plant grow happy and healthy! Green Cheers!

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Hi! Thank you for watching! Yes, you can! Green Cheers!

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Hi! Unfortunately, I will not be able to do it but I hope you can ask someone to assist you in taking this large Bird of Paradise out and potting it in its new pot. Wishing you luck! You can do it! Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for your comment. Not purposely, I assure you. Luckily, we have Google to help us with dimension conversions :) Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for watching! Yes, the soil should be completely dry and all the way through before watering Sansevieria plants. You may find our basic meter reading chart here: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ Green Cheers!

​@@Mycityplants Thanks! The the guide that comes with my moisture meter is way off. I won't use it for guidance. I checked several moisture meter guides and yours is my favorite because it's the most detailed with additional pointers, and most of my plants are in that guide.

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Hi and thank you for watching! You can find the basic list in our post here: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for your comment. I am glad the video is helpful. Green Cheers & May your Bird Of Paradise grow happy and healthy!

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Hi! Thank you for watching. Most likely, this is the result of overwatering. - Analyze your watering routine. The soil should be dry almost all the way through before watering. I would recommend to use the Soil Moisture Meter for establishing the proper watering frequency. Learn how to use this tool before and after watering here: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ ** Meter reading chart is provided in this post. - You may also take your Yucca plant out of the pot to check its roots. All should be firm. If any roots are soft, mushy - cut those off and repot your plant in fresh potting mix. Drainage is important! Here is my video about how to save an overwatered plant: ua-cam.com/video/W_6f2o30oFk/v-deo.html Green Luck & I hope your plant will get better!

Hi! Thank you for watching. Yes, the meter should show show wet after watering. Just make sure the soil is dry enough before watering. You may find the basic meter chart in my post here: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ Green Cheers!

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Hi! Thank you for watching. The new leaf will grow from the center of the stem. Pruning does not stop it from happening :) Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for your kind words. Glad you found our tips helpful! My your Bird Of Paradise plant grow happy and healthy!

Hi! Thank you for watching! You can but it is not necessary. Green Cheers!

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Hello & Thank you for watching! The Bird Of paradise plants need to be repotted on average once every 2-3 years. If you have noticed that the watering frequency went up and/or there is no space between the roots and the pot wall, and/or the roots are poking out at the bottom of the pot through the drainage hole - it is time to repot your plant. Green Cheers!

Hi! It is a good extra step to replace 2"-3" of topsoil. Green Cheers & Thank you for watching!

Hi! Hard to say what is happening .... Can be pest infestation, bacteria/fungus, over fertilizer issue .... - Examine your plant carefully. remove all affected leaves. - Analyze your watering routine. The soil should be dry half way through before watering. I would recommend to use the Soil meter for establishing the proper watering frequency. Learn how to use this tool before and after watering here: mycityplants.com/plant-care/how-to-use-soil-moisture-meter/ ** Meter reading chart is provided in this post. - You may also take your Bird of paradise out of the pot to check its roots. All should be firm and light color. If any roots are soft, brown - cut those off and repot your plant in fresh potting mix. Drainage is important! Green Luck & I hope your plant will get better!

Thanks for all your helpful advice. I'll keep you posted on my progress.

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Hi! We are not growing any weed plants :)

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Hi! Yes, you may leave the solution on leaves. Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for watching! Angle cut is mostly for the esthetic purpose - so the cut blends in with the main stem and does not look chopped. You can make a cut a bit higher to ensure there is a bit of support for a new leaf when it starts to grow. Green Cheers & May your Bird of Paradise plant grow happy and healthy!

Hi! Thank you for watching! Stay consistent with the treatment routine! Switch to Neem Oil amzn.to/3V4ICvB as soon as the infestation is under control and minimal. Spray Lightly (stems, leaves top and under + top soil) once every 7-10 days until the issue is solved and no new signs of pests are present. ** It is best to use just Neem Oil as the treatment for sensitive plants. Once a week - Wipe off visible bugs with 2-3 drops of dish soap diluted in 20oz water and LIGHTLY spray leaves, stems, and soil with Neem Oil. *** I would also recommend using Neem Oil for all your plants as a preventative measure during Spring-Summer or when you have a sick plant at home. Spray lightly once every 2-3 weeks. Green Luck! 🌱🌱🌱

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Hi! Thank you for watching! Lechuza + PON works for all type of plants. Use Water soluble fertilizers and Follow the ratio instructions of the fertilizer of your choice. Add fertilizer directly to the reservoir when filling it up with water. May your plants grow happy and healthy!

Thank you for watching! I am happy to read this - means a lot! Green Cheers & May your plant grow happy and healthy!

Hi! The Bird of Paradise prefers bright indirect light but will enjoy an hour or two of the gentle MORNING sun. Here is my complete guide about how to care for these beautiful plants: mycityplants.com/plant-care/bird-of-paradise-care/ Green Cheers!

Hi! Thank you for watching! You may prune your Bird Of Paradise plant back to get it into the desired height and width. New leaves grow form the center of the stem, between the leaves, so cutting back the tallest leaf will not stop the growth of a new one. Here is my complete guide about how to care for BOP: mycityplants.com/plant-care/bird-of-paradise-care/ Green Cheers & May your plant grow happy and healthy!

@@Mycityplants thank you so much for the kind answer and the link💚 So I can prune the new tallest leaves to control the height and it will not stop the growth.

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