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I love my palm, but totally agree with you on the varigated string of hearts. I will never buy any of the strings of... again. As for snake plants, I have five varieties and love them all! Every single one has given me a new leaf or two this Spring. Give them light and you can see them grow. My Fernwood's new leaves have actually grown fairly fast.

Definitely not a syngonium 'Milk Confetti ', but I don't know what it is.

If you don't like a plant it is ok. Don't worry about what others think. I have a few of my own.

💖🧡I've a couple of those non-variegated prayer plants. When I purchased tehm at my local hardware store, they were approximately the same size. Now one-of them has trived bigger and has more leaves. The other one is very healthy, but the leaves are generally smaller &a tad less abundant. Both have been repotted recently. I generally keep mine covered up at night, & completely covered up throughout the winter season. In summer I try to spray them at least once a day (with filtered water. 🪴

A generous supply of photos or video footage of the maligned 🪴plants would've been useful.🧡🤭

I cannot get the right soil mix. The peet from the nursery’s never dry out. What soil do you recommend?

The Treubii like a well draining, chunkier soil. They can easily absorb too much moisture. Just a tip.

Easy plant suggestion: I have several Hoya Carnosa that were cuttings from a 34 yr old mother plant that i have had for years. They are super easy to care for and pretty forgiving as far as conditions go. I have had it in low light, bright light. and it tolerates neglect. I've lately repotted and took some cuttings and everything is thriving. I love most Hoya and have many but this is by far one of the easiest plant and it's beautiful. Blooms yearly for me several times.

Love it!! Thank you for making this tutorial!!

Omg! I did the exact same thing with the Tineki

I totally understand the un-liking of the snakeplant.

Great thank you. And Hi from CANADA.

Is there a reason why you keep calling your plant a he or him? Are we allowed to do that?

I never thought of the Bobby pin trick to secure new nodes in the pot, great tip!! 👍🏻

Hi! Just a quick tip: wrap the new leaves in damp paper towel. It will help with humidity around the leaves and it will help to unfurl completely. Secondly, feel free to cut the empty runners on philodendrons. After some time the plant will start producing the leaves for you. 👌💚😊

you would have liked the snake plant if you bought a baby one

Just saw your "Brandy" philodendron. You're not the problem! "Brandys" are hateful little plants. Ask other plant people and you'll hear the same. 👍Yours actually looks pretty good. Prepare to say goodbye to it and buy a grateful plant that will love you back😂! (Like your neon pothos!) (Of course, you may find the secret to it, so good luck🍀!)

I just found your video and I'm enjoying the tour. It's so fun to see how folks display their plants. I love your home colors, too 👌! As for your schefflera, I would definitely treat for spider mites, even if you never see them. Schefflera almost always end up with spider mites. Those curled baby leaves are screaming bug damage. I just won't even buy schefflera anymore (same for English Ivy!). Happy plantings 💚💚💚!

Hello! I realize that I made it to this video a bit late, but I'm captivated by the pot you have your string of hearts in! Is it anything you can link or by an artisan you can link?! Thanks!!

Calling from India. Why do the leaves come out small and light green?

Thankyou for this video!

Anyone ever tell you that you look exactly like Brooke Shields when she was younger?

Just discovered you! Where'd you go? Please come back with new content!

This tho!! I’ve been researching so much and this one video had tons of information none of the others had, all complied into one! Thank you so much! Would love to see more and more! Lol

All plants are beautiful 😍🫶 new friend here

love your channel, what camera, lense do you use?

Super cute ❤❤❤

I brougjt one last month love this plant ,but tryingto get use to water routine 😊

It's informative, useful n absolutely nice ! Thank you!👍

How do you not like a snake plant. There are at least 70 varieties

Where are the updates!

I love them.... All of them ...

What food do these need?

It's fall now . Can I cut pieces now and place in water?

Thank you so much! I know this video is old but really appreciate the content! I have been searching for why my begonia is growing wide and not tall and u explained and demonstrated so clearly. Really appreciate it :) she’s a beauty btw!

Too cute 🥰🥰🥰☘️🌷🌸🌞

hey do you have a link for the stand with the light for thatspecific one on your piano? i wanted to buy it, with the stand with it hanging sitting on your piano just how you have it in the video. how do i buy it to put it like how you have it? thanks! love your video.

Clutch! ❤🙏🏿

5:44 that's a Hoya gracilis/memoria

Thanks for the tips. Mine is kind of skinny and looking weak. Do you suggest any fertilizer?

Thank you! Trying this now. =-)

I have a disability where I cannot lift heavy things so I personally love plastic planter pots that I can sit in a catchpot and then lift out to go water. I also don't like all white rooms with everything in white I love humor and a lot of color so in my sunroom my plants there are all in talavera. I see so many plant channels that go for these sterile black white and grey rooms and its kinda depressing. Play with color people lol.

❤❤ thanks so much!

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Mine is super leggy. How far back is ok to prune?

How often do you change the water ?

Why not show what you are doing iiam sorry going to a other one

I came across this video because this weekend I found an unhappy Moonlight on the clearance shelf at Lowes (for crazy cheap). I wasn't looking for one, but I knew Scindapsus have some value so I'm trying to see what I can do with it. After your video, I'm super eager to dig in and see what's what! Same situation, nursery pot snug inside of a ceramic pot with no drainage. She's far from dead, but you can tell something is wrong. Thank you for the video! Also I realize this is like two years later, but if you are still looking for plant suggestions, I've recently become obsessed with Syngoniums. They're so neat looking and fun!

Tip: to clean the nooks and crannies in a plant, use a fluffy eyeshadow brush.

What do you mean you can pronounce "argyraeus"? It does not have any sound not found in English.