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1 Year Update On Green Wall + Repotting Overgrown Pothos

Juliette, co-founder of My City Plants, smiling in front of a yellow backgroundJuliette·Co-founder·Nov 2021

It is time to give you an update about our project of creating the green wall and framing the apartment with the Pothos plant.

One year ago I started to train the plant’s vines to grow in a certain direction by hooking them up to the wall and ceiling.

*** If you have not seen that video and want to see what this plant looked like before it took over the wall and what I have done, watch it here.

Also, the plant needed to be repotted as it has been root-bound for a while and is struggling. It is not an easy task to report this very root-bound plant that can not be moved much as it is attached to the wall.

In this video, you will watch me:

✅ struggling but successfully repotting the Pothos plant;

✅ how to keep the plant’s shape even;

Tools/Materials:

– Self-Watering Planters

– Lechuza Pon

IMPORTANT NOTE:

After a couple of days, the hooks I used in this video did not prove to be great! It is best to use the hooks I used before.

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Juliette, co-founder of My City Plants, smiling in front of a yellow background
Juliette
Co-founder

Juliette Vassilkioti is a New York–based expert in indoor plant maintenance and office plant design, and the co-founder of My City Plants (in the field since 2011). Educated at Parsons (Floral Design) and the New York Botanical Garden (Landscape Design), she shares her expertise on a YouTube channel with 7M+ views and has been featured by The New York Times, Women’s Health, and Architectural Digest.

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