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MY TROPICAL GARDEN IN WINTER - can the plants survive?
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U are the true father of plants. I love and amazed by ur plants.
Thanks :)
Ok...I came to conclusion... Australians are funny people and they are pulling a prank on the world by telling us they are in the winter.😮
I think the conclusion is that the earth is round 🫣🫣
@@sydneyplantguy I just* imagined you immigrating and flying away like a bird to a warm place while carrying your plant so they can thrive. 😂
Australia is a big place. Some areas have a much more mild winter. We've got down to -2°C overnight and highs are usually about 10°C. It's not warm!
It gets a lot colder in winter and a lot hotter in summer than SPG experiences in my part of Australia
@@moiraslater8526 cool. But my comment is a joke. ❤
It’s totally about the process of growing. My satisfaction with this hobby increases year by year. I think that’s how you know you have a true passion. Thanks again
I just had to laugh at your facial expression when the neighbours kids started going nuts. 😂😂😂Great Garden tour. I'm in South Africa and going through winter as well. Even my indoor plants are suffering a bit.
lol 15 degrees in winter. I wish. Come to Canada. That would be balmy.
No thank you 😂
It's summer in the Netherlands and it's 15 degrees where I live and it's 14:26 hours. We never went out of the fall and winter. There only were a few nice days. Rain, rain, wind, rain. Completely natural of course..
80 in winter sometimes once in a blue moon 30
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Ontario here. I hear you!! 😂
Absolutely love 💓 this perspective. Working with living things is an ongoing and changing process. For me, that is precisely why I enjoy plants. Great to watch someone articulate the joy in the acceptance of change.
Thank you :))
Many of your plants are doing surprisingly well half way through winter 🤗 Roll on spring, it's going to be busy.
They’re surviving nicely especially since you had a night that was close to freezing. Thanks for sharing Jan & looking fwd to seeing them in the growing season!
One of the most relatable videos I’ve seen recently. It felt like a mini botanical garden tour 😂 Thanks for your time, once again!
Omg Jan, you know something kinda funny? I am Portuguese, from Portugal, and I am currently learning German and its kinda cool to know that we're kinda learning the same languages at the exact opposite direction hahaha
Btw I'm a fellow plant collector as well of around 100 babies (stopped counting them ages ago haha). And you were one of my biggest inspirations to try and get better with moss poles!!
Love your content and props for you and Braddles!!
Haha love that :) 🇵🇹🇩🇪 happy growing :)
The orchid is a cymbidium. Amazing that those tropical plants are surviving
Cymbidium are terrestrial orchids so can take it almost down to freezing with no issues. If you kill a cymbidium you should not grow orchids cause they are kinda hard to kill.
Love your honesty
You could try a frost cover cloth for your outdoor plants for at night to try to reduce the icy cold air impacting them during the night when it's not raining?
Quite a few companies sell them in Australia and I know Sage Horticultural sell fairly large cloths that you can drape over the plants at night, to offer them some protection. I'm in the Gold Coast Hinterlands and we get quite a few nights of near zero to sub-zero temps at night and I use them over some of my more delicate plants outside that don't tolerate the cold as well. I simply go out and place it on them at night and we just remove them in the morning after the sun starts to come out.
Good idea :)
Still looking beautiful and lush! I have construction going on next to me too. It really needs to be over 😅
Thank you so much for sharing this video. My gloriosum's outside are doing the same thing with the oedema so I was glad to see mine are not the only one's. This is the first winter I've realllly cared about my plant collection so I'm learning to adjust my expectations during this season. Thank you for sharing the realities of house/garden plants!
They really don't look that bad!! They look good!! Love the microclimates in your garden!
🤞🤞 so far so good :)
My deliciosa is suffering with cold snaps over night and hot days now in New Zealand. Last night 5°C,day 23°C... Not really happy camper 😂
Really appreciate this video.. next winter most of mine will be outside.
It’s amazing how many plants you have in your backyard! We have just had frost after frost here in the east of the Waikato, NZ. They would all be ☠️ if they lived in my garden. All in all yours are looking pretty good 👍👍
Hey Heather, I'm near palmy and keep my monsteras outside but they prefer shelter at least, full expo almost killed them recently
I got a cymbidium orchid recently too, the flowers are such a lovely show! ✨
That’s the one!! I can never remember the name 😂
tropicals can tolerate it surprisingly cold provided it doesn't freeze, is for a very short time and they are relatively dry. We had a very cold Christmas in south Florida two years ago (4 days with highs only 15 C and nights 3-4 C) and there was some damage on the plants. Typically we get one or two nights the whole winter of 5 C and it doesn't really bother the plants, except Alocasia but they came back in the spring.
Most of the damage you are seeing outdoors is probably from the wind. The worst damage I have ever had was from one night of wind chill -2 C. The actual temperature was 5 C but that wind we hadn't had in a very long time and it looked like a horror movie about a week later when the damage became apparent.
I grow a lot of the "indoor" plants outdoors and same I have some yellow leaves, slow growth & dormancy, but overall they are ok not dying.
While many plant care & tips say to keep these plants in a certain temperature & humidity range, except for the two 4-tier greenhouses to protect some pots & seed trays from heavy rain & strong wind, mine just stay out in whatever the weather during winter.
I'm not so worried about winters here in Sydney, rather wummers are much harder with the insane dryness, heat waves & sunburns...
Same same :) there’s usually one or two that don’t make it but most of them seem to be okay:)
Considering your plants are not too bad,except for the micans😢..
Well done for taking languages👌
I speak fluent Spanish ,can get by with some Portuguese and italian ..
Is very handy and helpful when you travel and for understanding other planting U tubers and so on...
Happy Australian winter ...
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Saludos.
Cuida mucho esas plantitas.
Don't worry about the construction sounds, it's way worse in your head and ears than it is in ours. Let's hope they hurry the fuck up, lol. Great video as always. Thank You.
Thank you :) good to know!
Me totally distracted by that guy doing yoga suspended mid air🤣
This survival of the fittest mindset for outdoor growing is going to serve me well, thanks. Climate change has effected so many of my well established plants, I can only wait and see what makes it through winter these days without setting high expectations.
I'm curious, did i miss the Bromiliads video? Ive wondered if these would go on a moss pole or something. Do tell????😻
No that video is still in the making :) shouldn’t be much longer though:)
Omg this is so exciting! I can’t wait to get more of my plants outside, but I need to wait for the current heat wave to subside a bit because the acclimation process will be torturous otherwise. Epipremnum seem to do well with the heat, as long as they are acclimated. So it’s good to know they should survive cooler weather as well. Yay!!!!!
Watching this as a european sweating in 29°C in shade felt surreal, but hey, good to know what to expect in few months from now and how to prepare my own green children! ❤
Its summer for me ( i live in turkey that is in asia)
I can’t have everything I want outside right now, we’ve got a couple weeks of around 40 degree heat and some of my babies would melt/burn right down, I’m like you for the most part though I see what can survive , I don’t have the room to bring everything in for winter either, so alot of my outdoor stuff will go dormant for winter and we’ll put the “empty” pots in the shed for spring
My heliconia has been beat up bad, I’ll have to cut off a lot of leaves for sure, we’re in a semi-arid valley and the wind that goes through is intense, between the wind and the heat, she looks completely fenestrated with brown stripes lol my cordyline Ti red is hating me right now, I got her in the fall, kept her in the house all winter and no amount of transitioning her to sun was enough, I’m hoping the new growth will be better
Makes spring even more rewarding :)
I'm in SW Vic and after seeing a few people talk about growing some unexpected things outside here successfully I plan to start trying tome things out in the gardens next summer.
So basically, thanks for sacrificing some of your plants so that I don't have to 🤣🤣🌱
We get some solid frosts here though, it's very commonly 4 degrees or less, we've had a lot of 0, 1 and 2 degree nights this winter so a bit more challenging for them lol!
Greetings. As for another language its on my " bucket list" to take on Spanish. After kicking out fabulous and abundant growth throughout your growing season, it is only fair that the production of your lush growing jungle gets a bit of a rest and reset. For my part the neighborhood noises are not distracting or disruptive. Carry on Professor Jan.
Gracias :)
Your backyard plants are looking pretty good for winter conditions 😀🇨🇦
Thanks :)
in Norway it's minus 30 so don't complain you're cold!
It’s not a competition … especially not one you wanna win anyway 😂 … cold is cold & I can complain if it makes me uncomfortable :P
La plupart de vos plantes poussent en régions équatoriales, c'est indiscutable mais, en même temps, au bas de zones montagneuses, comme le font par exemple les bromélias. Donc une certaine fraîcheur ne les dérange pas, contrairement à la plupart des "palmiers" qui, eux, croissent dans les vallées ou dans des zones moins exposées au froid. Les plantes-lianes, micans, philos et autres, ne peuvent croître que là où il y a des arbres, donc pas en montagne. C'est logique. Merci pour cette nouvelle vidéo ! 🙂💚🍀
Boa ideia, então boa noite 🇵🇹
Ohhh so glad you're studying Portuguese :)
This week in Brazil is being rough too, 15°c, 11°c. Even inside my apartment my Alocasia Cuprea is definitely feeling it :/
Obrigado :)
Jan, you know that’s weather is June in Germany 😂 at least in Berlin where I live.
Well, there’s a reason I don’t live there anymore 😂😂
What a lovely plants 🪴
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I think the palm next to your Licuala is a rhapis palm. I don't know which species.
Is this the first video where you show and talk about your bromeliads?
Thanks :) the bromeliads only features in full tours so far but I’m working on a specific one about that project :)
Cymbidium! 😂
ahhh every winter in Canberra is darwinism for my plants... lose about 30% of my collection...
Maaan we have 15 degrees here in the UK and we are mid summer! 😂😂😂😂
That’s sad 🫣🫣
Hey have you heard of plant sound wave? As always I'm in awe of your baby's
No i haven’t :) what is it about?:) cheers !
@sydneyplantguy you attach it to a leaf the device picks up plant impulses and converts it into sound/music (think of it like a heart monitor for plants but instead of a beep you get musical notes)
Would be so interesting if u try this @sydneyplantguy
You know it's cold when it's your first time seeing Jan in a jacket
😂😂😂
Tu as bien appris à parler "chat" sans autre traducteur que l'expérience 😉🍀
I was almost going to be like A winter video in the summer, then I realized your in Australia.... why not put like 50 space heaters and garden umbrellas outside in your garden? that would work, right....right?
Hehe well i’m not gonna pay an ridiculous amount to heat the outside air 🫣🫣
Espero que você consiga aprender português da mesma forma que você nos ensina a linguagem das plantas!!
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I love the info. Is it bad that my suggestion is to charge your phone? Am I the only one to notice? I happen to chronically have an undercharged battery myself so please know this comes from a place of understanding, not judgement.
Haha my battery is always flat 😂😂
how do you determine which plants go outside and which stay inside??
A mix of just personal preference and likeliness of them surviving golder temps … velvets for example would hate it out there… also if a plant is too large to fit inside it has to move out :)
Survival of the fittest, may the odds ever be in your favor. 😺😻😽
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My goodness would i love to live in Australia! He is talking like its freezing and its only 60°F 😂 but its all subjective. He probably thinks 85°F is just barely warm, when im dying of a heat stroke lol
Yeah 85 is not that warm 🤪🤪
@@sydneyplantguy 😂😂
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do you know 4hat you have a pot of dirt if you kill the plant 😢
AWWWW 😢 😻🌿😻
Arctic winds?
In Australia? :o
Antarctic, my bad :P
You could make some money off of some cuttings of your outdoor plants.
*Laughs in swedish -25 degrees*
Brazilians that watch Sydney Plant Guy Channel! ✨🇧🇷 comment here⬇️
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Finally the uk is warmer than Australia 😂😂
For a month or two :P
@@sydneyplantguy so true give us a few months and it’s colder then the North Pole ;)
Hey @sidneyplantguy,
I was wondering if you could help me with a question. I dont want to buy new fertilizer for my plants and I'm thinking of using coffee grounds as fertilizer for my Monsteras and Philodendrons. Do you think that works?
Great video as always btw
I could stay away from that for indoor plants … most likely just going to cause some fungal issues or fungus gnats … a very cost effective way would be slow release fertiliser :)
If look can kill there be lot of dead bodies 😂🙌🏽😂😂
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Strange, your accent sound like German😅
Born & raised there :P
Artic winds in Australia ? Whatever u smoking….. stop it.
Sorry I meant antarctic ;) thanks for the rude comment though:)
@@sydneyplantguy & this is why I dislike it. I appreciate ur prove.