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SERENDIPITY does not give corms even when they matured but sometimes it gives. they are still doing stem cutting to propagate

cuprea pink var is my ultimate dream alocasia huhuhu i wish I have that too someday

Jessie, we need more of your awesome content!

I've never seen anybody place moss in the bottom of the mosspole the cover it with sole, it will rot the moss, that's under the soul, the over time rot the roots in the soil.

the cat is so cute 😂

Pariso verde needs REDICULOUS heat. High high heat and direct sun. Royal pain in the arse...

I dislike the Green Escape. Everything but Aglonemas don’t make it

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Omg i ordered from that company recently the most small teeny tiny plants ever so tiny the did not do well. Got my money back never again. So small the 3 plants were over $42 smaller then my pinky finger.

What is your website for sales ?

I’ll take it back about my first pick # 6 after watching for 3rd time any 1 of these plants 🌱 would be a prize,I’m currently in a low light home but I’m looking forward to moving & when I do …

I’ll take it back about my first pick # 6 after watching for 3rd time any 1 of these plants 🌱 would be a prize,I’m currently in a low light home but I’m looking forward to moving & when I do …

All are gorgeous plants 🌱 but that # 6 Stingray 😮🫶🏽

I wish you had included how much you paid for each. Good video!

well done !

I like the Aurea variegation😊my favorite color in my collection are Monstera Aurea and Mint, Philodendron Florida Beauty, P-Domisticum, and my Jose Bueno. Wish list Philodendron Florida Beauty x Tortum, Ballitie, Golden Dragon, more Aurea variegated 😅

So far my plants are looking happy using TPS One, SuperThrieve Foliage-pro, Cal-Mag, Diamond Nectar. My Variegated plants especially my Monstera Aurea, Constellation, and Mint. Also Philodendron F Beauty, Jose Bueno, and more add Silica Boost.

Hello, do you know if infrared heating good for alocasias?

The seventh plant is definitely a billietiae x atabapoense cross. I was sold a ‘Black billietiae’ which looks exactly like the non-minty leaf. The ruffled margins is a very clear atabapoense trait. Though I’ve never seen the mint variegated

That white knight is INSANE!! There’s a pink variegated white knight out there, but yours has pink, aurea, white, and green; unbelievable!

Interesting! Do you find that the variegation on the Paraiso Verde Albo is heat dependent like the regular one?

You are doing so great . Hope you had a great weekend!

Beautiful collection!! I actually just watched a video that mentioned the ZZ you have. I’ll go back and see if I can find it for you.

Your "mint Billietiae" is 110% an Atabapoense. The red backs are a dead give away, no Billietiae will have a red back. "Back Billietiaes (aka Billie x ata, dark form Billie)" are actually dark form Atabapoense. They're not Billietiaes at all. This was proven by the inflorescence.* Billies will never have a red back, and the inflorescence is that of Atabapoense. I can send you more information on this weird myth and mislabeling if you'd like.

I’m sorry what? Billie mint? Fire Princess looks like orange Princess

If you want to know about the mint billietiae, they all originate from a farm in Chiang mai that crossed billietiae with atabapoense (this cross is also referred to as 'black billietiae'). Yours is definitely a mint black billietiae. One of the seeds from the original crossing produced the 'mint' phenotype. Many have tried the cross but no one has been able to get the same variegation. Michael D'Andrea knows more about the plant because he has visited the farm. They are also listed online as blue-grey mint billietiae or orange-blue billietiae because the emergent leaves can be very colorful. Very rare, it's probably the rarest thing in your collection actually. Some really good specimens seen at this year's BKK plant show. They love high light and the leaves can even harden off to a bright, solid yellow-lime color if given the correct conditions. It is a bit more of a spider mite magnet than normal billies/atabaps, so keep a more watchful eye maybe. Would highly recommend giving it a good moss pole to get it to size up, if not it takes a very long time.

I dont like this guy why you might ask he does it for the money he might love plants but what I see is he buy rare plants to sell cuttings he even keeps saying the price is steep of course he chops at every opportunity he has to get the most profit per plant I wouldn’t support him on etsy

Precious collection. Love them all. The top 1 and 2 are ❤❤❤

Tanaman yang sangat indah.Aku sangat menyukai tanaman philodendron dan saya mempunyai beberapa jenis juga dirumah.Salam kenal dari Indonesia ❤

new subscriber here. i first watched your alocasia collection and i found it so delightful to watch you enthusiastically, excitedly, and lovingly describe your plants 💚.

Looks great Where did you get the bench tables from?

Can Alocasia’s grow outside in Central Texas, zone 8? I have all mine inside but I would like to have them grow outside.

Why did you wrap the stem with Saran Wrap?

Another plant dad! 🌿Great collection! Especially the alocasias!

Cool plants especially #1 ... Hey do have any staghorn ferns..I started growing em along with my other aroids ..I love em can't wait for more varieties

What substrate do you use for your philodendrons? Your plants are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.😊

Gorgeous across the 10 - 1 😊

Wooo the Paraiso Verde Albo Is beautiful 🤩 that was my favorite! Fell out of love with it last winter and chopped it but fell back in love again this summer when the variegation came back. That its variegation is heat dependent is so fascinating to me. The albo costs 1000$ here in Europe 😮

what about the variegated spiritus sanctii? Did it end up reverting?

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My friends and I have cracked the code on getting variegation on pariso verde after years of trial. It’s consistent warm weather, like 80 degrees plus and NO direct sun or lights.

I personally love paraiso verdes but I do agree their leaf to petiole ratio is quite atrocious. Love the mamei as well especially the neon variegated one. I do wonder if environmental conditions has anything to do with the way the variegation exhibits itself or is it just different variegation genetics causing the two different types of variegation you have on the mamei. Great video and appreciate the audio quality improvements!

Great video the audio/video quality is much better awesome philodendron plants reminded me why I love this genus congrats on that unicorn 🦄 🌿🌱🪴

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❤❤😊 beautiful Alocasia collection❤❤❤ I love Alocasia Stingray❤

Wow, those are beautiful

Nice alocasia collection. 👏👏👏 Those monsteras at the back though, somehow showing off 😊

Wowwww spiritual Santi variagated. Gorgeous and scary to have at the same time. I hope it won’t died on you. Send more videos about this particular plant

Some of these plants are not alocasias. The first plant is a colocasia - I've had that variety for over 10 years now. They are closely related colocasias as a rule of thumb get much larger than alocasias and much more cold hardy. I can grow colocasias outside in coastal California throughout the year including Winter, but not alocasias. I also grow some of my colocasia in my pond. The ones in the pond grow a lot larger than the ones I have growing in ponds outside my home. They really love their roots being submerged in water since they evolved in swamps.

I have some alocasias too. Yours look great !