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The New Leaf
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ก.ย. 2022
Welcome to The New Leaf! 🌿🏡
Join me, Helen, a houseplant shopkeeper and working mum based in North Devon, as I share my love for houseplants and the wonderful benefits they bring to our wellbeing.
🌱Obsessed with propagating baby plants? You're in the right place! I'll show you the joys of propagating and nurturing these green beauties 💚
On this channel, expect valuable houseplant care tips, exciting tours of my latest plant deliveries, and in-depth guides to propagation methods. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or just getting started, there's something here for everyone to enjoy and learn from.
Let's grow together and discover the magic of houseplants! Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell for notifications 🔔
#HouseplantLove #PlantPropagation #WellbeingThroughPlants
No set upload schedule as yet as I’m still getting the hang of this TH-cam lark, but aiming for a couple of new videos a week! 🤞🏻
Join me, Helen, a houseplant shopkeeper and working mum based in North Devon, as I share my love for houseplants and the wonderful benefits they bring to our wellbeing.
🌱Obsessed with propagating baby plants? You're in the right place! I'll show you the joys of propagating and nurturing these green beauties 💚
On this channel, expect valuable houseplant care tips, exciting tours of my latest plant deliveries, and in-depth guides to propagation methods. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or just getting started, there's something here for everyone to enjoy and learn from.
Let's grow together and discover the magic of houseplants! Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell for notifications 🔔
#HouseplantLove #PlantPropagation #WellbeingThroughPlants
No set upload schedule as yet as I’m still getting the hang of this TH-cam lark, but aiming for a couple of new videos a week! 🤞🏻
Begonia LEAF CUTTINGS, It Really Is THIS EASY!
Have you been too intimidated to try to propagate a Begonia Rex via leaf cuttings? If so, then this super quick tutorial is for you! Join me as I grab examples from my props and show you how straightforward it really is 💚
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Links
www.thenewleaf.uk
thenewleafltd
/thenewleafltd
#houseplants #indoorplants #houseplantcare #plantcare #begoniarex #begonia #propagation #houseplantpropagation #leafcutting
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EXCITED! This Begonia mazae’s babies are READY to pot up
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I’ve FINALLY been able to pot on the first lot of babies from my STUNNING Begonia mazae nigricans! The plant was a donation from a local gentleman as it had got very out of hand. Hear a bit about how I got it in order, and see the progress of the cutest propagations. They were a mixture of leaf wedge cuttings (I have a very detailed tutorial on this process), and chunks of the rhizomatous stems...
Is your ‘Peace Lily’ DROOPY but the soil is WET?
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⚠️ I went for a smiley cover photo for this reel, as this is a Peace Lily Public Service Announcement! ⚠️ If you have a Peace Lily that has been droopy for a good while, but sat in moist soil, please please please whip her out of the pot and check the health of her roots! I’ve had a few in recently all with the same issue. They’ve been sat in wet soil with no drainage material at all, so their ...
The New Leaf on the road for THE FIRST TIME at the Castle Hill Estate Family Fun Day!
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Hi plant fans! 🪴 Yesterday was a HUGE milestone for The New Leaf houseplant shop, we hit the road for the first time ever! Okay, it was only ten minutes down the road to the fabulous Castle Hill Estate, but hey, it counts! We joined in on their amazing Family Fun Day and Dog Show, and I couldn't wait to share the experience with you. I've put together this short video to show off how beautifull...
Join me as I chop up this MAHOOSIVE Begonia leaf for propagation!
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In this video I demonstrate how it’s possible to chop up one big Begonia leaf to make loads of new baby houseplants! Join me as I show you the steps with lots of tips to ensure a great result! Begonia ‘Green Gecko’ is a stunning houseplant, it’s one of the cane or stem varieties of Begonia. This doesn’t work with many cane Begonia (Maculata for example) but does it’s this plant, I believe becau...
PHILODENDRON Chat and Why YOU NEED One!
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My houseplant shop is overflowing with gorgeous Philodendron varieties right now, so I thought, why not make a chatty video all about them on this lovely sunny day in Devon? Philodendrons are like a plant buffet with options to suit everyone, plus they're basically the superheroes of low-maintenance care. My own Philodendrons have survived some serious neglect! They're perfect for beginners bec...
A Day in the Life of a HOUSEPLANT SHOP owner
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I made this video as part of the #myshoplife24 challenge, the Day 7 prompt was ‘A Day in the Life’. I’ve been really looking forward to this one, and this day was a super bumper day when lots of random and cool things happened! So, errrrrrm, enjoy this tiny 9 minute video all about my awesome day 😆 I had a lot of fun filming this and putting it together, it’s a beefer, so if you stick with it t...
MONSTER Monstera Repot!
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Some of you may have seen in my Stories that I was gifted the most stunning mature Monstera deliciosa this week by my lovely local chum Jayne. We became friendly as I couldn’t help say hi to her spectacular dog one day, many chats later, and she now has a new addition of a gorgeous Rottie 6 month old girl 😍 She mentioned a while back that her Monstera had become unruly and offered him to me. My...
MOSS POLES - How to MAKE One and Why You NEED One in Your Life!
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MOSS POLES - How to MAKE One and Why You NEED One in Your Life!
The MEGA Super-Duper Begonia Wedge Leaf Cutting TUTORIAL!
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The MEGA Super-Duper Begonia Wedge Leaf Cutting TUTORIAL!
Peperomia Prostrata ‘String of Turtles’ PROPAGATION TUTORIAL!
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Peperomia Prostrata ‘String of Turtles’ PROPAGATION TUTORIAL!
Begonia mazae ‘Nigricans’ bald rhizome PROPAGATION EXPERIMENT!
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Begonia mazae ‘Nigricans’ bald rhizome PROPAGATION EXPERIMENT!
Propagate your CRAZY Oxalis Vulcanicola ‘Plum Crazy’!
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Propagate your CRAZY Oxalis Vulcanicola ‘Plum Crazy’!
The Great Streptocarpus PROPAGATION EXPERIMENT!
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The Great Streptocarpus PROPAGATION EXPERIMENT!
Should I use water, moss or soil to propagate my cuttings?
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Should I use water, moss or soil to propagate my cuttings?
Sad Tradescantia houseplant RESCUE, REHAB AND RE-POT!
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Sad Tradescantia houseplant RESCUE, REHAB AND RE-POT!
Alocasia ‘Silver Dragon’ CORM HUNT, pot-up and plant care chat!
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Alocasia ‘Silver Dragon’ CORM HUNT, pot-up and plant care chat!
TNL PLANTY TRAILER - What you can expect!
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TNL PLANTY TRAILER - What you can expect!
Why I LOVE Worm Castings! A fantastic organic fertiliser
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Why I LOVE Worm Castings! A fantastic organic fertiliser
The Great SPRINGTAIL FAIL! Clean-up crew 👍🏻
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The Great SPRINGTAIL FAIL! Clean-up crew 👍🏻
Thanks for this video, I'm going to repot mine tomorrow🤞
I have rescued one today and it seems to be in trouble. Your video is perfect for me. I am going to follow your advice. Thank you!
Cast iron plant is supposed to be easy to care for because it can withstand anything.
Guess they didn't root then? I agree with you that it's easy, and I have a least 50% luck, but you haven't done an update? Would love to see how others get on.
Thankyou 🎉
You’re welcome 😁
I have one just as big as big as the stove setting on the floor next to it
Wow, that’s amazing! Obviously one happy plant 👍🏻
Thank you for this I've just brought one from a plant shop and been told its a outside plant , I'm going to keep it inside . I already have a oxalis triagularis which is over 25 years old and has only hibernated twice which isn't bad considering i live in Norway.
You’re very welcome! That’s interesting, is it in a bright spot?
Well we dont even get one hr of sun
Fantastic demonstration! Thanks!
Beautiful!
Thanks so much! I’m very fond of it 😁
How did it go?
We love our philodendrons. You have a beautiful collection .
Thanks so much! They are brilliant plants 💚
Your stall looked amazing. Well done for all your hard work. So glad it was a successful day for you. I'll be in soon for more of your stunning plants xx I will also visit Castle Hill Estate as ashamed to say I haven't yet. x
I found your video so resting, and the background amazing 💚
Thanks so much, that’s so kind of you! I do love my little shop 🪴
That’s a tequila plant
It’s an Aloe, the leaves aren’t flat like an Agave. They’re also full of gel. The tequila flowers are also totally different.
I have BIGGER plant
She has better grammar.
Guessing you’re not in the chilly UK though right?
@@ericaallisoncThanks for that friend 😉
One of the BEST plant care I have seen in a long time, very informative. Thanks
Thanks so much for your comment, it really means a lot 💚
Thanks for the tips, HELLO from El Paso Texas, USA / Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua MEX 😃
You are so welcome, and hi there from rainy Devon!
I have two Aspidistra plants, one from each of my Grandma's. They were both well established when I was a little girl so both are at least 80 years old. They are both in their original Victorian style pots. One is doing fine. The other looks a bit poorly so I have taken note of the excellent information and will now proceed to repot him(or her). Keeping my fingers crossed.
What feed do you recommend please, i use tomato feed on most of my house plants 🪴 thanks 😊
Hi there, tomato feed is a good all rounder. Baby Bio houseplant is good, or Liquid Gold Feed if you want to spend a bit more.
My pods love when I give them a chicken skull. I remove what I can of skin and eyes. They clean up the rest in no time. If I want to keep the skull I keep an eye on it, because they nibble on the bone too. They also love Nori seaweed and mushrooms.
That’s so cool, I bet they go crazy! I must try something like that 👍🏻
I have a couple of these. One is a rescue and the other is what I bought new. I wonder what happened to you yours. I noticed the soil was a bit powdery when removed from the pot and probably a bit of the dry side. It looked like the leaves were a little sunburnt too?
I think it had been neglected for years and years, the soil was very compacted indeed. Happy to say it’s putting out new growth now the weather’s warmed up! 😁
waiting or an update too!
Did you do a video on how the Streptocarpus Propagation turned out?
Do they have to be overwintered and go into dormancy? 😊
Not these ones no, as the other comment says they don’t grow from bulbs. They will be happy on a sunny windowsill all year round 👍🏻
Wow this is so interesting x
Wow Lovely Flowers ^^ Like 5 My friend, thank you for good sharing Have a good relationship
Thanks so much, so glad you enjoyed.
Lovely and so many flowers and buds!
Looking forward to an update someday!
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Thanks so much, I sing a good lullaby 😆
Looking forward to the update 😀
So informative. Thank you
I was inspired by Sydney Plant Guy to make moss poles and have a couple of plants growing up now and doing well though I was hoping that the stems would start looking stronger and thicker. Do you think they will thicken up? Great video.
Lindas ❤❤Deus te abençoe
Muito obrigado, é muito gentil da sua parte dizer 💚
Lindas ❤❤ Deus te abençoe
Your plants are stunning and such good quality x😊
Awwwww thanks so much, that really means the world x
Very informatice. Thank you
It’s a bit of a random one! Glad you enjoyed it x
Another fantastic video! You're great with the camera and just like you're chatting to a friend. I do have a question.... how do you know which plants you can propogate from leaf cuttings and which ones you can't?
Awwww, thank so much! I feel like I’m starting to get more comfortable, so hopefully my personality is coming out a bit more! Very good question, there is probably a proper scientific answer I’m sure. I started out researching the plants I already had (i.e. a quick Google 😆), I learnt more about the differences between different genuses of plants as my collection grew, so I got a better understanding of which would propagate via leaf cuttings. I thoroughly recommend the book ‘Root Nurture Grow’ by Carl Langdon and Rose Ray, it’s absolutely awesome 👍🏻 Indoor plants that sprout leaves from the crown seem to be a fairly good rule of thumb, so Peperomia, African Violets, Rex Begonia, obviously loads of succulents and Dracaena/Sansevieria. Also the ZZ plant and some Pilea will work too.
Just stumbled upon your video...I happen to have a very sad tradescantia! I'm going to take all this info and try to save it. Thanks so much!!
You are very welcome, I’m so pleased you found it useful! Thanks so much for your comment, best of luck and get in touch if you need any help 💚 Let me know how you get on!
Aah thank you so much! ❤ Think I need to get researching sphagnum moss and find a box that I can re purpose for my future propogations!
Best of luck, it’s such a fun process! You’re very welcome. My favourite tubs are the ones with the hinged lids that you get little muffins/brownies in at the supermarket, they are perfect!
Very interesting. I never knew propogating was so easy. Thankyou
It really is! And so much fun, and rewarding too. Tradescantia are a great houseplant to experiment with if you haven't tried propagating before, I've seen roots in water in as little as 18 hours! You are very welcome, thanks so much for your comment.
Thank you! I have one that is REALLY struggling. I think she has 5 leaves left and I am trying so hard to save her. Now I know that her leaves were probably damaged from too much AZ sun which I mistook as being thirsty & then almost drowned the poor thing. Tomorrow I am going to repot her and clean up any rotted parts and get her started in some better soil. I am not hopeful of finding any babies, but who knows! 🤞
You are very welcome, and thanks for your comment. Sorry to hear about your plant, it sounds like you have the right idea about how to help her, fingers crossed! If you find that the base is a bit rotty when you get it out of the soil, I would advise cleaning it off and leaving it out to dry out for a few hours before you pot it up in new soil. If you have any weak Hydrogen Peroxide solution, that is very useful to try and kill off any nasty bacteria.
Nice
Thanks very much!
I think I'll pop in and buy some very soon. thanks for the advice
No problem at all! It’s great stuff 👍🏻
We're very lucky to have you in our lovely town. xx Thanks for my lovely ivy's and our chats.
Thanks so much, that means a lot 💚 You’re very welcome.