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10 Houseplants That DON'T Need a Moss Pole!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- Are you sick and tired of struggling to keep your moss poles moist? Ditch the moss poles and grow plants that do not need it! I share 10 gorgeous and low-maintenance options that will elevate your space without the fuss. Perfect for people who hate moss poles!
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✅ VIDEO CONTENTS:
00:00 Introduction
00:24 Bird of Paradise
01:58 ZZ Plant
04:08 Philodendron Birkin
05:20 Spider Plant
06:43 Fiddle Leaf Fig
08:35 Oxalis Triangularis (Purple Shamrock)
11:09 Hoyas
13:28 Rabbit's Foot Fern
15:52 Scindapsus
17:30 Geoppertia (Calathea) Orbifolia
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Oh my sistah, your video production is so spot on and enjoyable.
Your plant collection is amazingly beautiful.
Every video I watch makes me feel like running out and purchasing
every plant you so perfectly showcase, until I snap back into reality
and remember, that you are the real plant queen. So I tell myself…baby steps just baby steps🙂.
Nora, thanks so much for sharing, I really appreciate all that you teach us🤗🤗😎.
Thank you so much for watching, I am glad you enjoyed it. I had a lot of fun making this one!
That orbifolia is out of this world!
Thank you 😊 I have a short out where I talk more about it.
I wanna cry when I look at my poorly orbifolia 😢an then look at urs Nora . Trying to nurse her better trying not to give up x
thank goodness you made this video. Now I can take my ZZ plant off the moss pole. 😼
Indeed!
Love your gardening tips. Love from Malaysia 🌿💚🌱
Thank you so much 😊
What an enjoyable video to watch. Thank you for showing your beautiful plants.
For those who don’t dig moss poles, plants like the ones you shared are great options.
Another great option is to provide support without using moss poles.
I say it a lot but I think too many people feel that have to put climbers on moss poles in order meet their needs and size them up. There are trade offs going different routes but for some people, they can achieve the results they want without the extra work.
Thank you! Yes what you say is so true, unfortunately we have been almost brain washed by this moss pole idea, but it is also hard to find other support for climbers I find. What do you use for your climbers that are not on a moss pole?
@@TheLecaQueen - I love using clear rods.
I use glass rods I buy in a set of assorted sizes for my small climbers. I like the price and look and because they’re small, the glass isn’t a problem in terms of strength.
I use acrylic rods for larger plants.
Most plants can take standard sizes that are readily available but custom sizes are easy enough to order. They never degrade and they’re easy to switch out and store.
I find clear zipties to be ideal for securing things.
I’ve grown a chiapense from 1 foot to 6 on an acrylic rod. I eventually took it back to cuttings after the leaves sized up comically large and the whole plant started looking out-of-scale.
I’ve been using clear rods for years and in most cases, they’re barely noticeable. I like that my foliage takes center stage. I probably have 100 rods with around 60 in use at any one time. I switch out a few a week and it only takes a few minutes per plant. I’ve been using them for years.
That is amazing. Where do you get long acrylic rods? This has been my problem 😪
You are the queen of plant queen love all you do
You are too kind, thank you,
Instead of a rabbit's foot fern, I have a huge Kangaroo paw fern. Same care, same furry feet. I have a baby G. Orbifolia and can't wait for it to grow up. You didn't mention one of my all time favorite plants that don't need a moss pole, the P. Ring of Fire. It is a stunning plant especially with high varigation, like mine. Thank you for this video, I enjoyed watching it.
I disagree when people say leca & moss pole is a bad idea. Works fine for me. To be honest, it's not fussy at all 😅
More power to you!! You do you 🥰
A very beautiful selection of plants….. Lee lives in an apartment many floors up so his plants receive a different type of sun light being up so high or more near the sun…. It makes a great difference….
I am going to run with that reason!🥰
Love those freestanding beauties! Thanks for sharing Nora!
I am so glad you loved it, these are my easy-care favourites! I decided to only do 10 but I reckon I could do another 10 as well, I might just do another video!
Yea, another vid would be great…esp. include some monsteras & philos that don’t size-up even on moss poles. Thanks Nora
@carolstuff you got it!
I grew up in San Diego, CA and we had several Bird of Paradise in our yard. I adore the blooms so much. However, living in an apartment in WA and the fact that it is toxic to cats, this plant does not work for me. So I resist the temptation. I adore my Raven ZZ and keep it up out of my cats' reach.I love hoyas! And have several varieties (a small fraction of what is available) and they are some of my favorites. Same with Snake plants, I have five different varieties and would hate to do without them
Really enjoyed this video Nora thank u ❤
You are so welcome!
Thanks! Always excellent. So look forward to your videos. Thank you so much. ❤❤
Oh gosh!!! Thank you so very much 🥰
I've learned so much from watching your videos. I have transfered some plants to Leca, as well as Pon. Are yours in self watering pots?
I love your moss pole plants, they are stunning so I did grow a monkey mask on one that took off beautifully but I have to admit I prefer plants that don't need them. My two favourite in this video is the FLF, ZZ and lets pick another, the orbifolia
Moss poles are very involving I find, so I tend to gravitate to plants that don't need them more and more these days! I would love to see your Monkey Mask, they grow really well on a moss pole.
Thank you for sharing. You help me so much.❤
I am glad to hear it!
WOW!!! I choose to move & gave away all my plants. I loved my bird of paradise
I think the bird of paradise is one of the most under rated plants around, easy to care for and stunning!
I adore my BOP! I resisted but finally decided I had a sunny enough spot for him. Scindapsus are great, but need constant pruning. I just got an orbifolia in February. Very pretty and has settled in nicely. I am not a fan of the fiddle leaf fig. Their appearance just doesn't grab me. Birkin is meh. I love my philodendron Brasil! She's beautiful and very easy. My peace lilies are gorgeous as well.
Great tips, beautiful plants and thanks for sharing.💚
You are very welcome!
thanks for the video!
You are very welcome!
Such beautiful and healthy plants ❤. Useful information as always.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks!
I am eternally grateful, thank you.
Oh Nora, your purple shamrock is punk rock lovely. Yet another plant to add to my wish list. Thanks for all your content.
Isn't she just!!! I love her to bits!!! I really need her to get bigger! I am very tempted to go and just buy more bulbs to thicken her up more, and put her in a much bigger pot to get that volume. What do you think?
@@TheLecaQueen LOL, I am a newbie so I wouldn't touch it. What ever you choose, film it, I love learning from you.
6:48 I’m 50\50 with the fiddle. I always look at them when I go to Bunnings and the nurseries around me, but I don’t know if I want to get it or not
13:42 I cannot see any rabbit feet. All I can see... there is a tarantula coming out of your pot 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I always fail to grow a plant in leca ,I grow spider plant in leca roots are in good condition but leaves slowly turn yellow, please tell the reason
tell me a bit more about how you are growing your plant. What nutrients are you using, light, all the good stuff, it is hard for me to comment with very few details. Thanks
i got so burned out on mosspoles. yes they produce big plants but all of the drawbacks i think are simply not worth it for me anymore. i am just a simple person, i like plants and its a hobby not a job. i want my plants to be as low maintenance as possible so i can just enjoy having plants in my home.
i am also shifting away slowly from plants that might want poles too.
i have seen a very interesting video a while ago about a big greenhouse in asia and owner talked about plant species and why certain species are there and he came up with a pretty interesting point i have never thought about too much about local differences. the western regions and especially NA, people are obsessed with mosspoles and big plants quite often, and that might also be part of because people in the us usually live in a big house and they have space for that. in comparison he said, most people in asian regions actually prefer smaller plants because they live in smaller apartments and they simply dont want their plants to go up 2m tall because of space issues, wich due to his observations is a very real reason why alot of his customers down there in asia prefer plants like alocasias for example over climbing philodendrons. the plants grow patterns are just more compact and suitable for apartments. and the living situation kind of translates to where i live in the eu aswell. most people live in smaller apartments and i think based on that alone i also actually prefer smaller plants that you can put around your house without too much issues.
when you put a big mosspole into a pot, that plant is already taking up a lot of space now, especially with how you plan the lighting situation. lets take a simple monstera adansonii as an example. if you stuff a bunch of them into a pot and just let her trail or grow however she wants its super easy to just put the pot somewhere give her some light and whatnot. but putting that same plant on a pole, that pot will most likely not even fit into the same locations anymore due to height and requires a complete rebuild of a setup on how to give it propper lighting.
Been meaning to ask where in melbourne do you get your wicking cord from ?
I got it online somewhere. I can't remember where
My Birkin grows so weird.
They do do that sometimes! I actually got rid of my first Birkin!
Yeah! Whyyyy Birkins!? Whyyy!! You’re so beautiful… silly Birkins…
I “un-alived” a birkin. 😢 currently on a 2nd leg journey to redeem myself.
I've got an oxalis triangularis green! I want a purple though but haven't seen them locally. I've been considering ordering the bulbs on Amazon BC it's the only place I can find them but they don't have the greatest reviews, but then again many ppl consider themselves black thumbs so it could be user error...
You reminded me to water my two fiddle bambinos and my regular one 🤣
I water my ZZ when I water my Jade which is about every two weeks. However, I just fill it's saucer rather than giving it a top drink so it only gets about a cup of water every 2 weeks. It's grown a lot since I started wearing it when the Jade needs it so I'm happy with that. My ZZ zenzi hasn't grown yet but it hasn't died at all either. It's in a 4 inch pot and is in a cooler spot so I'm thinking it will be happy when it's truly warmed up and it can sit in the window (little plants get the window sill in warm months! Lol)
It will always be calathea orbifolia to me! At least until the be name becomes the common name lol 😂 it's love of my wishlist plants but I've been dead broke this spring with the dog having ear infections and my son needing a flight home from uni... Right now I just need to make sure I've got a miticide and substrate 😂🤷🏼♀️
I find my ZZ Zenzi to be the slowest growing. I split mine up and gave half to a friend and I think the plant has never forgiven me for that. Has not grown significantly for the last 2 or 3 years since!