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Going to try perlite . Thanks for sharing

You have such a soothing voice, a joy to listen to you talking.

I love your day to shots, so enjoyable.

Mine was doing pretty well for a while and recently dropped all of its leaves. Going to give it a change from soil to moss and see how it does. Thank you for the info!

thanks for this video! I am fairly new to anthurium propagation and had NO idea what the new leave looks like when its starting to push out of the growth point. in fact I even picked one off because i didnt know what it was UGH. Now I see 2 more on my Forgettii chonk and imma leave it alone and let em do the do! P.s. hope you start posting again! I love your progress videos

Choco leaves get stuck without high humidity for me, maybe because it's an Equagenara import

Thank you so much, You're brilliant!

Very helpful. Thank you for all of the info!

Just discovered your video. Would you mind sharing what your soil mixture is comprised of? I feel silly saying this but I’m having difficulty understanding some of your dialect.

Just discovered your video. Would you mind sharing what your soil mixture is comprised of? I feel silly saying this but I’m having difficulty understanding some of your dialect.

Nice Alocasia collection….thank you for sharing. Cheers from Canada

Hi, i tryed 3 times on différent alo and it always rot :( Idk what i do wrong, maybe it's colder at my place ?

Ughhh I’m watching this hoping to save my caramel marble. ItIt had 2 good sized leaves and a few inches of roots. I pulled it out of the moss to inspect the roots and had to cut most of them off. Should I cut the leaves off completely and treat it as a chonk???

I am currently trying to propagate mine- it's gotten so large so I decided to chop it. I have only propagated in water. But my el choco does not seem to like the water.. the roots are tiny stubs still and it's been almost a month. Would you suggest I try the moss/perlite instead or does the root system always grow so slowly?

Thank you much for showing how it’s done ❤

Thank u so much for that video literally the best 😍💞 hugs and kisses

I'd love to have a variegated frydek!

You should ALWAYS rinse your perlite BEFORE using it, as the dust can gum up your plants roots.

Hi Niches, have you been successful with water propagation? Just throwing the cutting in water?

What a great video! Appreciated the timeline updates. Thinking of getting a Jacklyn bulb. It would be my first Alocasia so good to see your method

Thanks for this.. I’m wondering what temperature you keep these in while getting the corm going .

Looking forward for your next Video🪴

Very informative care guide. Thanks a mill its greatly appreciated!

Love you queen

What a lovely anthurium!

This is variegated?! So exciting! I’m in love with my regular frydek, I got it on sale a few months ago because it was damaged and it’s recovered beautifully, I’d kill for a variegated one

Hope it grows well!!

Total wishlist plant... Just found one myself today after a long time search ☺️

What is the name of the place in California? I can’t seem to find it

Those are two good ones! Curious to see how that Ficus gets along care wise. I just a a small starter Sheveriana.

How exciting!! That red crystallinum is absolutely stunning, congrats on your new babies 🥳🌱💕

I just got my el choco yesterday, so this video was so helpful. Recently found (and subscribed) your channel and I have been binge watching your videos. Absolutely love your channel, thank you. ❤️

I feel silly asking this, but what kind of moss? I’ve never worked with moss and I’m new to propagating, but this is amazing!! Like, can I order moss on Amazon? How does it stay wet? Do I water it in the bag? Thank you…

Thank you for the video! I got sold a cutting with dead roots and I think the seller should’ve been more honest about it. I thought they were ok until I saw the roots should be red and not dark brown and dried up 😅. I’m hoping it will reroot!

“Give Away”. Love your Videos. Love Philodendron El Choco Red!🪴🌿🍃

Nice collection

Sis you are not using the right names. Slivery ann is a exotica scindapsus, your neon pothos is a neon philodendron.

Nice to see you back! Hope you had a great time in Jamaica! Would definitely recommend PON for the Thai, I have mine in self watering with PON and they are all loving life!

Your recording volume is too low. Other than that I love your videos. Happy Planting!

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Can you please add the charcoal you use as well? thank youx

Hey sis what did you opt for with regards to the fans on timer? I use tp link plugs and now also have an extension with 4 outlets and 4 USB ports, set up via Google home... brilliant stuff. Still loving the channel, keep shining x

Looks like your hoya compacta's need water. I have found that they need a little bit more water than my other hoyas and they do very very well like that and produce plenty of new leaves and flowers. Just FYI...

Your plants are so beautiful!

Cool video! I think I would have separated those other two plants and put them in individual pots and cut the fried deck about an inch above the original soil line. Then I would have put the top cutting in water to root and put the bottom cutting with no leaves under a good grow light. You could end up with six plants! Good luck though! I hope your method works!

Algae is the word you were looking for, I believe.

Bee hives in the palm blew my mind

Thank you for the reminder of a fraction of the beautiful foliage. Jamaica truly is a great place for lovers of nature of all types, housing some unique specimens. Great video and glad you had a nice time ❤

This is a great list, I can see why you'd want all of these

Yay finally the video I’ve been wishing for. I hope you enjoy the vacation incl sun,sea,sand and food 🇯🇲 This garden is everything 🥰🙌🏾 thank you Nicey x