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Une premiere pour ma part .Magnifique partage et Magnifique 🪴 🌱 🌿 🌾 🌵 🏵 🪴 🌱 je ne savais pas wu il pouvait fleurir a l interieur de nos apparts. Merci de ce beau partage ❤.BRAVO et felicitations ❤.

Soooo happy for you Amy!! You will have so much fun introducing your child to all the natural wonders of this beautiful planet we live on! 💚🌎✨. All the best to you and your family. 🥰

Hello, I love your videos. Quick question: How do you feed them? Do you drop insects in the Pitcher, or does it attract bugs on its own? Our do you not worry about feeding them?

Congratulations ❤❤❤ Lovely news to hear. Wishing you and baby lots of health and happiness xx

I also started collecting house plants during the beginning of 2020.

Hi Amy. Firstly, CONGRATULATIONS, I'm thrilled for you, this is exciting news. We have lots of jade plants around our garden and you've just given me the encouragement to go out and cut a piece to get rooted and grow into a nice houseplant. Geoff, on Everything Plants has a couple of very nice specimens that he has grown like small trees. That's my aim and I have access to free cuttings, so why not! I'll name this little plant Amy, I hope you don't mind, it will be ready to pot up by Oct, good timing.

Congratulations hun

Congratulations to you and your hubby!

Congratulations and happy, healthy baby!! 🪴💚🤱🏻

Congratulations 🎉❤ I can't wait to meet and hold baby ❤️

Such wonderful news, prayers for blessings and joy!

CONGRATULATIONS !! ❤❤😊

Congratulations to you!

Congratulations!

Congratulations!!! I wondered a few videos ago because your face was fuller...and of course I would never ask and as a Mom we know our own😊 I'm so happy for you and your husband. God bless! P.S. You look great....and very healthy!

Congratulations! Very exciting. I don't comment on suspected pregnancy. I've guessed wrong before and that embarrassed the person, so best to let a person announce when they are ready

Some of us could tell, if your a mama, you can usually tell. However, what if you say something and your wrong?? I am SO happy for you!!!! 💕💕💕 Here's my experience: carry low, like low low, it's a girl. Carry high, right beneath your breasts, it's a boy. You may already know by now. I never wanted to know, I love a healthy surprise. Congratulations!! 💙💞

I wanted a self-watering solution and I found your video very helpful. Thank you for the honest detailed review, much appreciated appreciated ❤

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What kind of soil do you pot in please?

Love your channel, love your content, love your image! But could you please correct the way you say etc. / et cetera ? Sorry, but it's not eccetera and you always say it twice 😅Thank you if you read the comment

I find taking apart a terrarium to be such a big decision but they can be an eye sore. I seem to like them best when they are placed somewhere which can easily be viewed up close. They are such a tiny world but they just don't make enough of a statement from a distance.

Hi Amy. I'll be interested to see how the fern transplants from where it popped up on it's own. I've tried in the past to do that with fern as well as moss which I found in my garden but neither were successful. My fault entirely! I was just thinking yesterday that I'd like to get some pinguiculas just for the fun of it, they won't take up much space, which I'm short on anyway. They have such cute little flowers. I watched Wildfern (YT) make a Pingdom in a glass bowl and thought I NEED one of them ( as if I don't have enough plants to take care of already)!!!

The organic content will likely kill them, though I hope im wrong !

SOS SOS SOS! 😢Люди!!! Помогите❤ Домашнему мини приюту Мягкие лапки ".Волонтёр Маргарита кричит о помощи! 😢Ленинград. Обл. Все очень плохо. Долги... Животные страдают, нужен дом. Котенок умирает..

Don’t worry about the shields on the fern dying some varieties just do that

I have three Staghorn fern varieties, all not mounted due to preference. All are thriving. Browning of the shield is normal. My late father collected Staghorn fern varieties, when we lived in San Diego, CA for his shade houses outdoors. I use organic fertilizer for my ferns, quite diluted. Begonias and I don't get along, so I don't have any in my collection. O only have one syngonium and it is a 'Milk Confetti' (my favorite).

Hoya Fungii is a beautiful easy blooming hoya!❤

Would love a video about common families of houseplants. Like I hear people talk about aroids all the time but it really doesn't mean anything to me and I don't know which plants are or aren't aroids or what they have in common lol.

Love this! Would love if you could share your own plant examples or images when speaking about the different plants 💚💚

Hi Amy. I for one appreciate the research you need to do to bring this type of information to us via your channel. I had no idea that there were so many different "Phytes" and have enjoyed learning a little more about them. This series is valuable to us becauseit helps to understand plants and their functions. Thank you so much and yes, I certainly would like this series to continue.🪴😃

The first rule of Phyte Club is we don’t talk about Phyte Club. (Sorry lol.) I learned a lot, thanks for this! I’m definitely interested in learning more of all the things you mentioned.

Love these episodes! Thank you!

The elevator music in the background should have been avoided.

do you plant new leafs at the top? Like mine looks leggy at the top, and its definitely getting ample sun from the top

A hibiscus was my first ever plant, when I was in school and I knew nothing about plants. It had cute pink flowers, I just asked my parents to buy and put it in my room. It was happy there, in a bright location, but a bit far away from the window. its flowers always made my day, but I remember being worried because they were falling off too soon! As you say, 24 hours. After a few weeks/months of the same, I finally understood that's what hibiscus does :) It lived happily ever after, I have long moved from that house, but my mom still takes care of it and calls it my plant 💝

Every plant was stunning!! What a great plant delivery 📦🎁❤️

This very specific video is great! Ive been distributing them to my new hoya plant loving friends...very concise and informative! I started with 2 hoyas, got them in west facing window and bloomed agter 13 monrhs... now has added 2 dozens more within one year as it gave me confidence in growing them... Thank you!

Hi Amy. Having a beautiful flowering Hibiscus can make you feel like you're living in the tropics. Having said that, because we live in the sub-tropics we can grow them outdoors. We have a gorgeous orange one in a large pot and because it constantly flowers we didn't want to prune it and of course it became leggy. A hard prune did it the world of good and it's constantly in flower again. We love it and can't stop admiring the lovely flowers. Thanks for sharing your Hibiscus, you have to love it, with those beautiful red blooms.

I recently found your channel. I like learning about plant science. Thank you.

I currently have my philodendron birkin in water, should i keep it there?

I have that hibiscus. I am trying to keep her in the same pot. I pruned the roots in February. I have had success rooting the cutting in both water and soil. It is a lovely plant. I am going to prune the branches again in a few days.

Beautiful plant!🤩

This is becoming my favorite plant

Fabulous tour

I bought one yeah 😄 for my Weed grow 🎉

I have poor luck and have lost a few from Botanicaz. The one i love is Julau and thats east for me tfs live the Galaxy i had one and it died

Great job on all your hard work Amy. I am sure it is a relief that you have it completed. Will be so interesting to see the plants flourish. I am not sure what you have where you live in Ireland, but I use a 2 gallon pump sprayer to water my plants. The other thought I had is getting a sheet of clear acrylic to use as a cover. Here in the states you can usually go to a DIY type store and get it cut to size. Possibly could order from Amazon as well. I know I would probably get tired to taking the cling wrap off and on. Anyway, again fantastic job! I really enjoy watching you. 🙂

🩷🍃✨hi Amy!! thank you for continuing to share with us 😊 watching/listening to your (and other) planty videos is so calming and enjoyable for me😇me and my plants are thankfully doing well, blessed and grateful🔻yet always feeling the thick layer of grief, rage etc for the ongoing injustice and madness globally and locally 🕊️ thank you for sharing your experience with us❤️ grateful for plants in giving us life, reminding us of life, and growing alongside us!!! ✨✨✨

Your live for the Nepenthes is very inspiring. I used to grow them indoors in front of a large window and kept them moist (with rain water), not really wet to avoid root rotting. A little spray at times helps a lot. They thrived so well untill my divorce and moving house. Last year, after different moves, I bought new ones and are slowly expanding my collection. So happy to take care of them again. They are true personalities! They are again in front if a large window with sunshine during the morning (if any sun at all these days 😉). Thank you for sharing the way you care for them, very helpful ❤