It’s makes me feels so good to know that someone so experienced with plants still has some issues with them, I still struggle with some of my plants and just knowing that you still have some that are not happy makes me feel better
For whatever worth it might hold, I've learned more in the past week of (binge watching) your videos, than of years on my own. Genuinely, grateful and appreciative. Putting every bit of your advice, into practice. Kindest thanks.
I don't know where I heard this phrase, but it may explain why some of your plants don't flower until a couple years after having them: "First year it sleeps, second year it creeps, third year it leaps!" The first year the plant is getting used to its new home. The second year it starts to grow more prolifically. The third year it feels like flowering. 😊
Just a note to let you know I appreciate your teachings. So very informative. I love in Canada. Aot of snow in winter. Not much rain water for my plants. So I collect the snow, melt it, strain it and dees my plants with it. They seem to do well.
Your plants and home are lovely! Hats off to you for having Tradescantia endurance, I had a lilac one and after adding cuttings over and over...moving it multiple times ... changing light...changing water, I thought it looked best in the trash can.
I have the same type of Aloe Vera and found that it didn't like direct sun and would react as if it was overwatered (turn grey/pale and go mushy). Might be worth shifting it. You'll know it worked because the green colouring will return, often darker.
My aloe turned grey from too much sun as well. I put it in a North facing window and it's much happier. I was shocked to be honest. Thought it would be the other way around.
I've got 2 types : one" rescue "from Aldi and the other I brought over from Lanzarote 2 years ago . Absolutely thriving. I let them go really dry and I tend to move them on the bench to get morning and afternoon sun only , otherwise they go pink
what a beautiful plant collection, really loved watching it. Especially the shelfing unit that is fixed on the windowsill, such a nice idea. (Also great if you're clumsy)
My grandparents have a 50-year-old monstera, about 10m tall! (ik not that tall for the age but they don't feed it or top up the soil and they only water it once a month)
My mom has a moon shot or blue...something, the succulent in the window that you got from Ikea. Hers is doing so well it's got a long growth out twice as tall as the plant with pretty peach colored flowers on it.
Forgive me if you already have a video of this, but in this video you mentioned that you forgot to check a new plant after bringing it home. For us newbies it would be great to see what you look for when buying a plant and what tasks you complete when you bring one home. Like checking for spider mites as you mentioned in this video. Love your channel! Cheers for the US!
Your house looks like the house I grew up in. My mom was a amazing plant parent. Her biggest source of pride were her African Violets. It seemed like they were in constant bloom. She swore by Schultz’s African Violet food. Because she was a working mom every Saturday was cleaning blitz day. Once a month it was my job to clean the plant leaves which would take all day!
Thanks for sharing! I'm a new plant person, suuuuuper new. I have 2 small snake plants, 2 small peperomia hope, 1 Dieffenbachia and 1 peace lily. Your channel has been very informative and I already bought myself a couple of soil moisture meters. Thanks for all the info! :)
I have several Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus, they bloom beautifully. I have one Easter cactus (for 3 years), which I’ve not been able to get any blooms. I also have an Polka Dot begonia that I’ve been nursing for about 18 months- it’s doing ok now. I have lots of other plants too.
The thanksgiving & Christmas cactus are beautiful when they are in full bloom, then make a mess when the blooms drop. I wish I could get the Easter cactus to bloom. This is a good time of year to purchase the T. & C. Cactus
Wow, absolutely love your collection!!! I've never seen a pickle plant before and it's beautiful, that is next on my plant bucket list!! Thank you for sharing with us.
I found a nice little bowl to put a plant in but obviously didn’t have any holes. I bought some diamond/ceramic drill bits and drilled a few drainage holes in it. Job done
Aloe Vera can be a tricky plant. Mature ones love direct sun, but they have to be gradually adjusted. I have found that especially the smaller, younger ones have to be kept out of the sun. If you notice them turning orange/brown/grey it is probably sun damage! Moving them back from the window will usually fix that, and they bounce back quite quickly. As for water, wait until the soil is completely dry and then wait a bit more. Don’t water until the leaves feel soft and droopy, then give them a good soak! Good luck!
I put a small plastic box underneath my aloe Vera plant 🪴 and put water in there and I put it on my toilet window sill cause it looks nice I also noticed other plants 🌱 growing in the plastic pot of my aloe Vera plant . So i don’t have to worry about dry leaves 🍂but my leaves are starting to turn red and I’m confused why !
8:30 You need to give the alocasia more fertilizer and you can have more leaves. Lesson I learned with my alocasias. I fertilize them every time when I water them with half amount. I have for example an alocasia silver dragen with 8 leaves which I bought as baby plant 1 year ago. But I guess if I had 200 plants I would not have the nerves to figure out what every plant needs exactly :)
I have 3very large piece lilys they don’t like direct sunlight,and I feed mine with baby bio once a month in the growing season and they all flower really well.
Great collection, I've really enjoyed this! I'm at about 100 houseplants now but this has inspired me to get some more. I've never owned a Hoya and your flowers are stunning so that's first on my list.
Fab video, loved seeing your collection. So pleased for you that your green orange has perked up! Hopefully it will grow nicely for you now you have found the perfect spot for it!
Hi Richard :)....Loving your new shelf! It is so nice....your Birkin is still so beautiful....love your teddy bear vine...and your hoya are doing great! Your adonsonii climbing up the bamboo is looking great.....I have killed many fittonia when they fall down because of water....my trick is I keep all of mine where I can always see them and when one is dry, I water all of them so they all are on the same schedule! They only die when you don't know they flopped!....so happy for this tour a d going to keep watching! Your channel has grown so much! Wow!
Enjoyed your video beautiful plants . It surprises me to see you have succulents and cacti in the UK . I expect them only here in the southwestern part of the USA. I'm happy to see that you like them and have some in your collection and of course I know they exist in alot of places in the world just didn't think of anyone in the UK liking them and having in their collection. Wonderful to see
Nice collection of different types of house plants. I'e found over the years I go through phases of liking a particular type of plant, then I get bored and won't have that type for a while. I used to have a large cacti and succulent collection in the 80s, and liked the maranta prayer plant and bromeliads, now I prefer vining/climbing more tropical plants, micans, pothos, scindapsus. I have a Devils Ivy, golden pothos that I got in 1980, its my longest lived houseplant!
@@SheffieldMadePlants haha no the opposite the Devils ivy grew so big over the years I cut it back many times, recently it became very woody and suffered leaf drop on the lower part of the stem, so i cut it again right back to base level, and repotted into fresh compost, and divided the long stems into cuttings.
I love your channel. As far as the aloe vera goes, put it in a terracotta pot and put it in pretty good sun. Thank you for your succinctly information and good humor.
Beautiful plants! You have a lot more plants than I do. I have about 40, but they are pretty big. A few in 6 inch pots but most in 10 or 12 . I wanted a tropical look so I mostly have tropical trees like palms, cycads, tree ferns, ficus and pandanus. My oldest cycads, pandanus & ming aralia are about 30 years old. Some of them you never see for sale anymore. I try to stay away from the currently trendy plants cuz the are so overpriced. Great videos, keep up the good work!
Got several alacosias myself and they always seem to do that to me, will get a new leaf and straight after the oldest one will turn yellow. Think 6 has been the max I've ever had at one time!
love your gorgeous collection! I wonder though why you don't have any Saintpaulias? They're not fussy and flower almost for 10 month a year! At least at my east windows. Give them a try.
Your green orange spider plant looks super healthy! I got this plant over summer (I know it as a fire flash plant) and was super excited about it however I’m having similar problems to what you described. It’s leaves are curling up and the tips are going brown and new leaves are browning completely quite quickly. I’m going to try taking it away from the window and change to watering it with filtered water in hopes that it will recover, if you have any more tips for this plant or would even consider doing a full video on its care needs I’d really appreciate it!! Much love :)
The thing about Alocasias is good to know. My Alocasia Red secret (which I bought a baby plant of) actually has 5 leaves so I guess that's cool :'D lost one old leave before though. Really awesome tour! Having a home covered in nature is just great
Amazing that you have a pickle plant you say it is easy to maintain. Can you make a video about it because we got this plant 2 years ago and each time in autumn it dies of and we can safe a little propagation to try to let it survive. Last year that worked out this year we are not so sure.
Wow plants and kids that is mind blowing your amazing love your videos and you definitely inspire me to get more plants and hello from Indianapolis Indiana USA
Thank you for the lovely tour. How did you get your alocasia climatized? I have one in my small greenhouse that I am afraid to bring out for any long period. Yours is gorgeous!
Good morning from Canada!! I am still playing catch up with your videos, have learned quite a bit while watching. Loved this tour your plants seem happy and healthy. Just a couple of questions, why don't you have any african violets? I bought a couple of things that you recommended, the soil meter ( which I should have bought ages ago ) and the API stress coat. Could you give me some info about how much of the API I should use when watering my plants? At the moment I fill plastic jugs and let the water sit for minimum of 24 hours. My spider plants still get some black on their tips and my boston ferns are kind of meh also when you use the plastic growing pots ( that you put in other pots ) do you use a wick? If not, do you wait and then drain pot? As you can tell I am a wee bit confused about this, lol. Thank you for all the great info you provide and it is ok to smile once in a while!!!!
Thanks! Not that keen on violets to be honest. Add just a drop per litre of water of the API. No wicks in my pots. I tend to bottom water so just add water to the cache pot and let the plant wick up the water through the holes in the plastic pot
I’m wondering how many hours it takes to water all these beautiful plants! My snake plant isn’t thriving, and my spider plant has never had any babies. It’s reassuring to know that you have problems with some plants too.
Very nice collection :) I don't think I saw one but you don't have an Areca Palm? I just got one cheap in a garden centre and hoped you might have a video on them but can't see one ;)
Wow ! 15 Pounds (₹1440) is dirt-cheap ? Seriously? Btw, those were Fittonia plants not Begonia that you were confusing with ! Thanks for the tour. Love your videos. I wish you add a Meyer Lemon to your house someday. They're not tart, rather more Orange-alike.
Hey,.. Ordered a cordyline tango "cabbage palm??"..... Planning to place a couple (and half) of metres away from west face window..... Variegated, but not sure if that's enough light to help the colours stay vibrant.?..... Anything I've looked at has been cordyline plants in general and no specific for which type is better in bright indirect light or partial shade.?.... Ordered from ebay.... Just hoping it turns up in good condition in the 1st place.... Seller has 98%positive review.... Advice please for this specific type?!!!!
Nice plant. Variegated plants tend to need more light. 2m from the window might be a little far. You can always try for a few weeks and see how it does
@@SheffieldMadePlants I thought it would help my plants. They were all healthy and happy now I’m losing them 1-1. I thought the moss would help keep in the moisture.
Hello, which website do you buy your plants from please? I'm looking for a tradescantia nanouk, golden pothos and a oxalis triangularis and there's so many websites to choose from and I just don't have a clue which one is good, any advice would be great thanks 🙂
😊🪴❤️.impressed with how clean your surfaces are 😂! Mine always seem to be covered in soil . Really nice tour. I love my aglonema’s too. I am giving up on calathea, ignore their siren call when I go plant shopping! Do you have any black velvet tips? Mine has just croaked, attempting to save it in perlite at the moment ( in a plastic tub) I don’t know what I did though to make it drop it’s leaves and wilted so fast.
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It’s makes me feels so good to know that someone so experienced with plants still has some issues with them, I still struggle with some of my plants and just knowing that you still have some that are not happy makes me feel better
Of course 😁
For whatever worth it might hold, I've learned more in the past week of (binge watching) your videos, than of years on my own. Genuinely, grateful and appreciative. Putting every bit of your advice, into practice. Kindest thanks.
Wow, thank you!
@@SheffieldMadePlants Much more welcome than I've words.
This was a very nice video ! Thank you ! You're accent and voice is so calm ... 😊
Thank you! 😃
I don't know where I heard this phrase, but it may explain why some of your plants don't flower until a couple years after having them: "First year it sleeps, second year it creeps, third year it leaps!"
The first year the plant is getting used to its new home. The second year it starts to grow more prolifically. The third year it feels like flowering. 😊
I like that 😁
Most plants mature at three years of age & older that's ehrn they flower/ bear fruit too!!!
Just a note to let you know I appreciate your teachings. So very informative.
I love in Canada. Aot of snow in winter. Not much rain water for my plants. So I collect the snow, melt it, strain it and dees my plants with it. They seem to do well.
Brilliant. Thanks for sharing!
Your plants and home are lovely! Hats off to you for having Tradescantia endurance, I had a lilac one and after adding cuttings over and over...moving it multiple times ... changing light...changing water, I thought it looked best in the trash can.
I do know what you mean! The tricolour is very nice and not too fussy
Yes, I Slowly killed mine from a healthy thriving plant that got smaller and smaller until one day it just disappeared 🙃 🌬
All my houseplants jumped up and
cheered when they heard me watching your shows. 😂
Love it!
Richard, your plants look wonderful. You've inspired me to step up my game and improve my plant collection. Do tell us where you get your pots, too.
Thanks Jeff. I really can't remember. I've accumulated over the years!
Do show us your garden. I bet it’s spectacular!
I have the same type of Aloe Vera and found that it didn't like direct sun and would react as if it was overwatered (turn grey/pale and go mushy). Might be worth shifting it. You'll know it worked because the green colouring will return, often darker.
Cool, thanks for the tip!
My aloe turned grey from too much sun as well. I put it in a North facing window and it's much happier. I was shocked to be honest. Thought it would be the other way around.
I've got 2 types : one" rescue "from Aldi and the other I brought over from Lanzarote 2 years ago . Absolutely thriving. I let them go really dry and I tend to move them on the bench to get morning and afternoon sun only , otherwise they go pink
You have lots of gorgeous plants!! Love it when there’s so much sunlight coming through the window to bathe your plants 😍🥰
Thanks so much 😊
what a beautiful plant collection, really loved watching it. Especially the shelfing unit that is fixed on the windowsill, such a nice idea. (Also great if you're clumsy)
Thanks so much 😊
Wow 😍😍you have big Windows with much light so the plants are very Happy...your plants are so healthy!!! Congratulation
Thank you!
My grandparents have a 50-year-old monstera, about 10m tall! (ik not that tall for the age but they don't feed it or top up the soil and they only water it once a month)
Wow, that's good going!
yh and a rubber tree around the same age, but it is on its way out😔
My mom has a moon shot or blue...something, the succulent in the window that you got from Ikea. Hers is doing so well it's got a long growth out twice as tall as the plant with pretty peach colored flowers on it.
Very nice!
Wow so many plants and they all look so healthy. Better than the plants you see in a nursery!! The monstera deliciosa in your bedroom is fabulous 😊.
Cheers Miss J!
Forgive me if you already have a video of this, but in this video you mentioned that you forgot to check a new plant after bringing it home. For us newbies it would be great to see what you look for when buying a plant and what tasks you complete when you bring one home. Like checking for spider mites as you mentioned in this video. Love your channel! Cheers for the US!
Here it is 😁
Mistakes Everyone Makes When Buying Plants
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Your house looks like the house I grew up in. My mom was a amazing plant parent. Her biggest source of pride were her African Violets. It seemed like they were in constant bloom. She swore by Schultz’s African Violet food. Because she was a working mom every Saturday was cleaning blitz day. Once a month it was my job to clean the plant leaves which would take all day!
Hmm you've given me inspiration to put my kids to work!
@@SheffieldMadePlants 😂🤣
I am really enjoyed your house plants tours,all plants was growing thanks a lots…
My pleasure 😊
Thanks for sharing! I'm a new plant person, suuuuuper new. I have 2 small snake plants, 2 small peperomia hope, 1 Dieffenbachia and 1 peace lily. Your channel has been very informative and I already bought myself a couple of soil moisture meters. Thanks for all the info! :)
Nice collection to start with! Thanks for watching
What a lovely tour! 💚I wonder how much the plants in your amazing home have changed/grown since last fall 🪴🪴
Thanks! I'll be doing another tour video soon
A new video! The reason why I’ll be late for my next appointment! 😊
Hehehe
I have several Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus, they bloom beautifully. I have one Easter cactus (for 3 years), which I’ve not been able to get any blooms. I also have an Polka Dot begonia that I’ve been nursing for about 18 months- it’s doing ok now. I have lots of other plants too.
Great stuff 👍. I’ve never had those plants. Been meaning to get the 🤶 🌵
The thanksgiving & Christmas cactus are beautiful when they are in full bloom, then make a mess when the blooms drop. I wish I could get the Easter cactus to bloom.
This is a good time of year to purchase the T. & C. Cactus
Wow, absolutely love your collection!!!
I've never seen a pickle plant before and it's beautiful, that is next on my plant bucket list!!
Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks Koni
I found a nice little bowl to put a plant in but obviously didn’t have any holes. I bought some diamond/ceramic drill bits and drilled a few drainage holes in it. Job done
Sounds great!
Love your videos everytime i watch i learn something new
Glad to hear it!
Aloe Vera can be a tricky plant. Mature ones love direct sun, but they have to be gradually adjusted. I have found that especially the smaller, younger ones have to be kept out of the sun. If you notice them turning orange/brown/grey it is probably sun damage! Moving them back from the window will usually fix that, and they bounce back quite quickly. As for water, wait until the soil is completely dry and then wait a bit more. Don’t water until the leaves feel soft and droopy, then give them a good soak! Good luck!
Thanks for the tip
I put a small plastic box underneath my aloe Vera plant 🪴 and put water in there and I put it on my toilet window sill cause it looks nice I also noticed other plants 🌱 growing in the plastic pot of my aloe Vera plant . So i don’t have to worry about dry leaves 🍂but my leaves are starting to turn red and I’m confused why !
Thank you the show all your amazing and beautiful plans in your house very amazing very gorgeous and lovely nice video
Thank you 🙏
Glad I've found your channel. Love how you explain things. I'm from Sheffield too :)
Awesome! Thank you!
8:30 You need to give the alocasia more fertilizer and you can have more leaves. Lesson I learned with my alocasias. I fertilize them every time when I water them with half amount. I have for example an alocasia silver dragen with 8 leaves which I bought as baby plant 1 year ago.
But I guess if I had 200 plants I would not have the nerves to figure out what every plant needs exactly :)
Ah right, nice tip thanks!
Wonderful video- you are truly the UK plant daddy!
Wow, thanks 😁
I have 3very large piece lilys they don’t like direct sunlight,and I feed mine with baby bio once a month in the growing season and they all flower really well.
Good stuff
Great collection, I've really enjoyed this! I'm at about 100 houseplants now but this has inspired me to get some more.
I've never owned a Hoya and your flowers are stunning so that's first on my list.
Hoyas are so nice. They flower once a year and not all year
You have a nice plants, I love hoya and most especially the one with flowers.Congratulations!
Thanks Arcely 👍
Fab video, loved seeing your collection. So pleased for you that your green orange has perked up! Hopefully it will grow nicely for you now you have found the perfect spot for it!
It really has. The sun was the problem
Hi Richard :)....Loving your new shelf! It is so nice....your Birkin is still so beautiful....love your teddy bear vine...and your hoya are doing great! Your adonsonii climbing up the bamboo is looking great.....I have killed many fittonia when they fall down because of water....my trick is I keep all of mine where I can always see them and when one is dry, I water all of them so they all are on the same schedule! They only die when you don't know they flopped!....so happy for this tour a d going to keep watching! Your channel has grown so much! Wow!
Thanks Justina. Nice tip about grouping them together to see when they all need a drink.
Enjoyed your video beautiful plants . It surprises me to see you have succulents and cacti in the UK . I expect them only here in the southwestern part of the USA. I'm happy to see that you like them and have some in your collection and of course I know they exist in alot of places in the world just didn't think of anyone in the UK liking them and having in their collection. Wonderful to see
I love a nice succulent and they do pretty well inside here 👍
Very impressive collection. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Nice collection of different types of house plants. I'e found over the years I go through phases of liking a particular type of plant, then I get bored and won't have that type for a while. I used to have a large cacti and succulent collection in the 80s, and liked the maranta prayer plant and bromeliads, now I prefer vining/climbing more tropical plants, micans, pothos, scindapsus. I have a Devils Ivy, golden pothos that I got in 1980, its my longest lived houseplant!
That's very good going to keep plants so long. Are they massive?
@@SheffieldMadePlants haha no the opposite the Devils ivy grew so big over the years I cut it back many times, recently it became very woody and suffered leaf drop on the lower part of the stem, so i cut it again right back to base level, and repotted into fresh compost, and divided the long stems into cuttings.
I love your channel. As far as the aloe vera goes, put it in a terracotta pot and put it in pretty good sun. Thank you for your succinctly information and good humor.
Thank you 👍😁
If anyone is into palms, my favorite source is floribunda palms in Hawaii. They have over 250 kinds & ship everywhere...
Love your hoyas that are blooming. Great job!
Thanks so much!
The red tree in the garden stole the show!
Haha that's a Japanese Maple
Beautiful succulents! Very impressive,
Many thanks
Beautiful plants! You have a lot more plants than I do. I have about 40, but they are pretty big. A few in 6 inch pots but most in 10 or 12 . I wanted a tropical look so I mostly have tropical trees like palms, cycads, tree ferns, ficus and pandanus. My oldest cycads, pandanus & ming aralia are about 30 years old. Some of them you never see for sale anymore. I try to stay away from the currently trendy plants cuz the are so overpriced. Great videos, keep up the good work!
Sounds great to have plants you can really buy anymore. I wonder why that is?
Great collection Richard. Btw, the way you pronounce plant is adorable !
Haha thanks Scott
How’s everything going?~ amazing ~ see ya!.😎
Wow very beautiful plants and home too!! Wow im so happy with your video 🌸👍🏼💜
Thank you so much 😃
Got several alacosias myself and they always seem to do that to me, will get a new leaf and straight after the oldest one will turn yellow. Think 6 has been the max I've ever had at one time!
Try to give them more fertilizer.
I need to research why for sure
I’m the same get a new leaf and one dies off, it’s called the two or three leaf club 😂
@@KathyGallagher01 Today I counted the leafs on my alocasia in my office and it has 9 leaves currently. Tripple three leaf club 🤣
@@FreddieOmega now your just showing off 😉😂
Just wow "I really like your plants, such vibrant colours!!
Thanks Ravneet!
Beautiful and wonderful tour you have some very interesting plants 🪴 I really enjoyed the tour 😊
Thanks Anna 😁
Love the plants 🪴 😍 thanks for showing. Love the Chinese Money Plant, that's next on my list and a Hoya
Really recommend a Hoya. Easy to look after and the flowers are great
love your gorgeous collection! I wonder though why you don't have any Saintpaulias? They're not fussy and flower almost for 10 month a year! At least at my east windows. Give them a try.
Nice little plants 👍 Good shout
Your green orange spider plant looks super healthy! I got this plant over summer (I know it as a fire flash plant) and was super excited about it however I’m having similar problems to what you described. It’s leaves are curling up and the tips are going brown and new leaves are browning completely quite quickly.
I’m going to try taking it away from the window and change to watering it with filtered water in hopes that it will recover, if you have any more tips for this plant or would even consider doing a full video on its care needs I’d really appreciate it!! Much love :)
I’ll have a 🤔 thanks Abbie
The thing about Alocasias is good to know. My Alocasia Red secret (which I bought a baby plant of) actually has 5 leaves so I guess that's cool :'D lost one old leave before though.
Really awesome tour! Having a home covered in nature is just great
Thank you 👍👍
I love your plant tour! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks Blanca 😁
Neat video! What type of 'Hoya' is that in your kitchen, up on the shelf near the sink?
Gracilis I think
Amazing that you have a pickle plant you say it is easy to maintain.
Can you make a video about it because we got this plant 2 years ago and each time in autumn it dies of and we can safe a little propagation to try to let it survive. Last year that worked out this year we are not so sure.
Funny you should say that because it's having a bit of a hard winter. Looking a bit thin on top. Hopefully will bounce back come spring
Wow plants and kids that is mind blowing your amazing love your videos and you definitely inspire me to get more plants and hello from Indianapolis Indiana USA
Thanks very much Kalista 😁
Very beautiful collection 🤩
You have a lovely, healthy collection ❤
Thanks Heather 👍
That was so much fun 🎉
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful plants! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Shari 😁
Wow, lovely collection
Thank you 😊
Xerosicyos Danguy, silver dollar vine is the name the little plant. You said peperomia raindrop. I love your videos! Silvia from Italy
Grazie mille 👍
Beautiful red tree outside!
Japanese maple 👍
Reacting to daft "indoor gardening hacks" with 38m views 👉 th-cam.com/video/ToJmCHqzn4g/w-d-xo.html
It's here 🥺
Thank you for the lovely tour. How did you get your alocasia climatized? I have one in my small greenhouse that I am afraid to bring out for any long period. Yours is gorgeous!
The black velvet?
At 19:26 in this video, you show us your Calathea.. I love it. Do you know what variety it is?
Calathea Elgergrass. Nice plant 👍
All beatiful 🪴 plants.
Thank you 😊
Wow beautiful 🥰❤️
Thank you! 🤗
Good morning from Canada!! I am still playing catch up with your videos, have learned quite a bit while watching. Loved this tour your plants seem happy and healthy. Just a couple of questions, why don't you have any african violets? I bought a couple of things that you recommended, the soil meter ( which I should have bought ages ago ) and the API stress coat. Could you give me some info about how much of the API I should use when watering my plants? At the moment I fill plastic jugs and let the water sit for minimum of 24 hours. My spider plants still get some black on their tips and my boston ferns are kind of meh also when you use the plastic growing pots ( that you put in other pots ) do you use a wick? If not, do you wait and then drain pot? As you can tell I am a wee bit confused about this, lol. Thank you for all the great info you provide and it is ok to smile once in a while!!!!
Thanks! Not that keen on violets to be honest. Add just a drop per litre of water of the API. No wicks in my pots. I tend to bottom water so just add water to the cache pot and let the plant wick up the water through the holes in the plastic pot
Do you have plants in your bathroom? Maybe I missed that when I went to put the kettle on.
Only a couple. Small bathroom
Love your videos
Thank you 😊
I’m wondering how many hours it takes to water all these beautiful plants! My snake plant isn’t thriving, and my spider plant has never had any babies. It’s reassuring to know that you have problems with some plants too.
Takes a good hour!
Love your truths
😁
Wow, what a beautiful collection! First I thought that those yellow cards are name cards but then I realised it is for fungus gnats, am I right?
Thanks Daniela! Yep that's right.
Hi, great tour.
Thanks 😊
Watched it thru once again. I just love houseplant tours. 🙂🙃, Have a great day.
Great content. Keep it coming. 😊. Going to watch more of your videos.
Very nice collection :) I don't think I saw one but you don't have an Areca Palm? I just got one cheap in a garden centre and hoped you might have a video on them but can't see one ;)
Nope sorry not got that one
With your second windowsill attached, can you still open the window? I had similar idea but realized that the windows can't be opened.
I can only open my windows at the top, the large pane doesn't open
I think that one peperomia is a peperomia rubella.
Your plants look great!! How do I keep my cats from eating them?
I've no idea 😬
Wow !
15 Pounds (₹1440) is dirt-cheap ? Seriously?
Btw, those were Fittonia plants not Begonia that you were confusing with !
Thanks for the tour. Love your videos. I wish you add a Meyer Lemon to your house someday. They're not tart, rather more Orange-alike.
I've got a lemon tree but i keep it in the garden 😀
Beautiful home! 🥰 goals ~
Thanks Giniz 😊
Can I lop off the top of my “ Dumb Cane “ the leaves are turning yellow & dying . Will it re- grow ? Do you need a photo ? SOS 🙏🏾HELP 🌱🌿🍃
Think you need to figure out why the leaves are turning yellow otherwise the same thing will happen again. You should be able to cut it back
Can you tell me where you purchased your black shelving unit please? I'm looking for something similar for my plants.
Everyone's favourite IKEA
My birkin was in the window and the leaves got burnt... how's yours doing so well in the window?
Mine is east facing. Is yours?
@@SheffieldMadePlants yes, it is.
@@shamallgraham8410 hmm not sure. Sheffield sun isn't that strong
Hey,.. Ordered a cordyline tango "cabbage palm??"..... Planning to place a couple (and half) of metres away from west face window..... Variegated, but not sure if that's enough light to help the colours stay vibrant.?..... Anything I've looked at has been cordyline plants in general and no specific for which type is better in bright indirect light or partial shade.?.... Ordered from ebay.... Just hoping it turns up in good condition in the 1st place.... Seller has 98%positive review.... Advice please for this specific type?!!!!
Nice plant. Variegated plants tend to need more light. 2m from the window might be a little far. You can always try for a few weeks and see how it does
Thank you, im in the Midlands so being winter.... I may just wrap it bubble wrap and see how it goes then.... Do you have plants of that variety??....
.... Been a committed plant parent for the last year or so.... Still learning!! 😊
@@sass7701 no I don’t have that plant yet
Do you use moss if so which. Sphagnum moss is from peat so I don’t really want to use it.
I don’t use moss. What do you need it for?
@@SheffieldMadePlants I thought it would help my plants. They were all healthy and happy now I’m losing them 1-1. I thought the moss would help keep in the moisture.
@@kristinacallender-pryor1455 it retains moisture so it’s probably an overwatering thing. I’d just go for a good soil mix without moss
Hello, which website do you buy your plants from please? I'm looking for a tradescantia nanouk, golden pothos and a oxalis triangularis and there's so many websites to choose from and I just don't have a clue which one is good, any advice would be great thanks 🙂
Plnts.com or stupid egg in the UK
Not sure of the whole tradescantia trend…they’re ground cover! 😆
I talk about that in this video
I Stopped Killing My Tradescantia Once I Learned This
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Could you add Greek subtitles?
I wouldn’t know where to start 😅
@@SheffieldMadePlants 😥😥😥
Nerve plants are so dramatic 😅
I can’t keep a pvn alive for anything
😊🪴❤️.impressed with how clean your surfaces are 😂! Mine always seem to be covered in soil . Really nice tour. I love my aglonema’s too. I am giving up on calathea, ignore their siren call when I go plant shopping!
Do you have any black velvet tips? Mine has just croaked, attempting to save it in perlite at the moment ( in a plastic tub) I don’t know what I did though to make it drop it’s leaves and wilted so fast.
Thanks! The camera hides a thousand sins believe me. Not got a BV tips video but maybe I should...
Very impressive plants and their setting.👍
Thanks!