Ultimate Plant Tour Part 3: Porch and Front Yard Oasis - Huperzias, Hoyas, Succulents, and Cacti! 🌿✨
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2024
- Welcome back to the final installment of our Ultimate Plant Tour series! In this episode, we're taking you on a journey through our lush porch and front yard oasis, where a stunning array of plant life thrives year-round. From the enchanting Huperzias to the captivating Hoyas, the resilient succulents, and the striking cacti, each species has found its place in our outdoor haven.
Join us as we explore the secrets behind successfully acclimating these diverse plants to thrive in an outdoor environment, braving the elements with grace and beauty. From careful placement to strategic care routines, we'll uncover the tips and tricks that have led to our garden's success. Subscribe to our channel for more plant-filled content. 💚
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PEACHY!!! Love your collection. I watch you videos over and over-I can’t get enough! 🤗
😭🥹 that is so nice of you! Thank you so much ☺️ 🥰💚
Beautiful porche❤
Thank you ☺️💚
Nice,
Thanks ☺️
What a beautiful space Peachy!! Was that a massive Jade tree? 😍
Thank you so much! And yesss it is Jade, at least 40 years old. ☺️💚
So wonderful to be able to enjoy houseplants outdoors also what grow zone do u live in
It is wonderful indeed. 🥰 I am in 10a and 10b zones.
Love your plants as always. I wanted to ask where did you get your self watering hanging pot that you have your huperzia in. If you have a link I’d appreciate it as well.
Thank you so much! 🥰💚
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How do you care your plants outdoor during winter? Do you transfer theme inside your house especially the succulents during winter?
Hi, everything I have outdoors stay outside all year round including the ones in the porch especially the succulents. I am from Northern California, so they seem to thrive out here.
@@plantandstylewithpeachy nice 👍
I want to try it but am afraid to lose them during winter here in Japan. I have them indoors.
You can try as long as your temperature stays above 50 F. I am sure I have dropped down to mid 40s this year and still most of my plants survived. Don’t forget to acclimate though, especially the succulents. They will rot fast with sudden changes. I’ll take them out for a few hours a day adding an hour each day for a couple of weeks to be safe. 💚
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Thank you 🥰💚💚💚