HOUSEPLANT WISHLIST & "DITCH LIST" 2024| BUY & GOODBYE to these plants| Scindapsus, Philodendron
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
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Philodendron verrucosum
Philodendron El Choco Red
Hoya Tequila Sunrise
Hoya Sigilattis Borneo Silver
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Plants I don’t like anymore
What plants are on your wish list and ditch list this year?
I only started my plant passion 5 months ago, but I am desperately looking for a rhaphidophora tetrasperma to watch it grow over the summer.
I am very much like you when I go plant shopping, I first think about the plants I want to find and then feel glad when I actually find them! But after a few days I feel the regret of not buying some beautiful plant I saw there ahahah
@@cooki.monsta 😂😂 yes I know that feeling too. Especially if I can’t find it again afterwards 😩
The Raph Tet is getting easier to find now. So I hope you’re able to get one soon. Happy growing! 😊🪴
I Am really enjoying watching this video, as plants that revert, are very discouraging, and hard to grow plants are frustrating. Plus every different plant, that is a pest magnet is NO fun either. YOU are being extremely sensible on how you pick your plants. Nice to see for a change.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I want my hobby to remain enjoyable rather than stressful or discouraging. Thank you for watching. :-)
My El Choco Red has had pests more often than my verrucosum. It’s always spider mites and aren’t that hard to get rid of as long as you check them often and catch them early. I try to spray them occasionally when I remember for preventative care.
That’s the key! Preventative care! Thanks for the reminder. 😊🪴
Great video! I really enjoyed all of the additional content you provided on their growth patterns and variegation stability. This year, I really want an Aglaonema Chocolate, Aglaonema Kochin Sutra, and Philodendron Red Moon.
Thank you. I appreciate that. Ooo great pics. The red moon looks 🤩
I want the Aglaonema Chocolate too! Heard one of the main FL growers had issue this year though, so another company is trying to catch up to fill demand. So may be late or low availability this year.
I would love a hoya compacta variegated but I'm too afraid of critters hiding in the nooks and crannies of that plant. Like you, I don't want any plants that are going to cause me anxiety.
I agree! I want non-critter attracting plants!
Yes! 💯 i will enjoy the compacta from a distance. Hehe. Thank you for watching. 😊🪴
I purchased in all green burle Marx for $20 and when I was repotting it I noticed some variegation on the stems under the soil. I cut off all the green propagated it and then I quickly grew out out a beautiful variegated burle Marx That Grew quickly and now I have two full pots . If it starts to revert just then just cut back the all green just below a variegated stem
SCORE! You got a great plant! That's awesome. Yes definitely have to take a close look at the stems to see the level of variegation. Happy growing! :-)
Tequila Sunrise and Sunrise are definitely different. I recently purchased a Tequila Sunrise cutting. I can't say much about how their growth patterns differ, but the TS leaves are larger and they are a darker green.
Yes. I suspected that as well. Thank you for sharing! :-) Hope your cutting grows well for you. :-)
The Hoya tequila is so pretty, I have the sunrise.
It is! Hope to find one soon. The sunrise is so pretty when sun stressed! 🪴🤩
My El Choco Red is my absolute favourite plant in my collection!!! It’s a fairly fast grower for me. I spray it every couple of weeks so it’s usually pest free. One wish list plant for me is a Monkey Tail Cactus 🐵🌵
Yay! Gad to hear it’s growing well for you. Ooo Monkey Tail Cactus is a great pick! Hope you find it soon. 😊🪴
If you love variegated plants, go for the Croton Gold Dust, I keep looking at mine and it looks like a green and golden constellation, or like someone went and sprayed the green leaves with gold color :D Hoya princess is beautiful, beautiful.
Thank you for the recommendation. That plant is well loved where I’m from. You can find it growing outside homes. I agree, it’s stunning. 🤩
I have a variegated Hoya Carnosa Compacta on my list. I have the Green ones, but They have an INNER Variegated one out now, which I would like to get, as well as the outer Variegated one, on my list. Then One variegated cactus I have seen that people own, on you tube videos. Plus AIR Plants, But only if I can find ones that I really like. Other than that, I guess with me it's more a case of, if I come across something I REALLY like, that is not a hard to grow plant. But It's usually one type of plant I will buy that I really find interesting. I mainly have some green propagated Jade Plants, and just found a variegated one. Plus my Hoya Carnosa Compacta's, a couple of Crown Of Thorns, and different coloured flower ,Thanksgiving and Easter Cactus. I found a cute little Jelly Bean Cactus, and a couple of different coloured Oxalis. A Green One and a Iron Cross type, which I really like. Also have a small, Gollum Plant. Those are the oddball Plants I like to find. Oh I forgot I would love to find a Desert Rose Plant as well. I am looking for a good wide plant shelf, something like IKEA Sells to put all My Thanksgiving and Easter Cactus on right now. They are taking up too much room in my Grow Cabinets I like Propagating plants a lot, but am trying to quit doing that, unless I put them in with the plant it came from, to make it fuller. But Propagating plants is a lot of fun. I never buy expensive plants, I just can't bring myself to spend a lot of money on a plant that could just die, our Budget just cannot handle that. But I do love fussing over my plants, as I am in Alberta. Canada, and it is cold and snowy for so many months, my plants give me a lot of Happiness. Just as I'm sure all the rest of the plant lovers enjoy their's
Aww sounds like you have a nice group of plants. I totally know what you mean about long cold months and your plants are what help bring some joy. Hope you find your Wishlist plants. Thanks for watching. 🪴
I would love some house,but I have no luck with indoor plants,just outdoors
Indoor plants can be more tricky since you have less plants inside. I share tips on my channel on what works for me. Hope they can help you with your indoor plants. And please share you outdoor tips. :-)
I have a verrucosum. I got it as a one leaf cutting like a month or so ago. I planted it in soil and perlite mix immediately with just the long aerial roots. It had already grown a huge second leaf and is almost ready to pop out a huge third leaf. I had it in my mini greenhouse up until a week ago and it’s doing the same in ambient humidity in my window shelf. It is absolutely so easy for me. Haven’t seen any pests or pest damage. So to me it’s one of my easiest plants.
Woohoo! Music to my ears! There’s hope for me. Sounds like you’re doing a great job with it! 🪴😊
@@luciansteph thank you! I’d just recommend getting a cutting with a larger leaf instead of a small starter. I’ve learned starters just tend to be more difficult and prone to leaves getting stuck and stuff like that
@@gaabbbbyy yeah. Hopefully I can get a rooted plant but if now 🤷🏽♀️ I’ll work with whatever I get 😉
@@luciansteph oh dang. It’s only USA shipping. Idk if you’re here 😕
The Sigillatis I have is fast growing for me. I have it self-watering in PON, and I keep the reservoir full. I love it! I also have it on a trellis
Yay! Great news! I’m glad yours is doing well. 🪴😊
@luciansteph I bought another different leaf shape, skinny, narrow. I think I will let that hang. Or trail. But the borneo, round leaf is my fave
@@planttherapy1860 same! I prefer rounder leaves too.
Yep my V. Burle Marx reverted , Paraiso is good , easy but if you can give warm temp. Then you'll get beautiful variegation . 🤞🙂 Here in India verrucosum market getting really down coz of pests issues .
Yes, I’ve heard that the Paraiso Verde needs warmth for variegation and I live in Canada so… 😅😅. Hope to find a Verrucosum soon. Thanks for watching. 🪴😊
I would try out the splendid over the el Choco and the verrucosum. It grows like a weed, it sizes up spooo quickly and it’s easy to propagate. Both the choco and verru are much more difficult.
And it’s beautiful!!!
I actually originally had the Splendid in my list. But the leaves of the Verru are just 🤩🤩. I’m hooked 🪝😅
I have manjula pothos and yes very slow growing for me. If anyone has recommendations. Please share
Yes! I agree, please share 👆🏽😊🪴
I like the fact that you understand, that homes can become way too full of plants everywhere. Personally I think people showing way too many plants, especially big ones, does not look nice at all. Fewer plants make a statement. Too many big plants, especially looks really tacky.
Yeah. It's just not the look that I'm going for in my space. Especially since it is shared with the rest of my family. Thanks for watching :-)