*I love that you tell how long you had the plant for and the size it was when you adopted it. Nobody does that on here, and what window of sun it faces. Newbies find that very important!!!*
Hi Nick, This was an amazing video. My favorite was the peperomia HOPE. She was such a sweetie. This gave me a great foundation from which to add to my collection. Thanks and you do a great job.
I love me some trailing beauties!!! Thanks for this video, i'll be adding most to my wish list:) currently collecting varieties of pothos.. Have 4 or 5 so far. Next i think will be hoyas😍
Hey Nick first off I want to say how much I look forward to your videos! Love listening & learning from you! Couple of questions please, first, what common plants absolutely need fertilizer? I haven't fertilized any of mine as they always say balanced. None of my fertilizers have the same numbers, what kind of fertilizer does? Also which do you prefer plastic or terra cotta pots? For which plants & why? Sorry now I feel needy! Well I am, I needy to know! 😁 Thank You!
Hi! I only fertilize when I’ve had a plant in the same soil for over a year. I prefer terra cotta over plastic, but I generally leave a few plants in their plastic nursery pots - Alocasias, Prayer Plants, and succulent Peperomias are the ones I always leave as is
My favorite definitely is the Pilea Glauca! I've had it for years and it's so hardy that I couldn't even kill it as a beginner. And the little leaves are just beautiful.
The rhipsalis is a Rhipsalis Campos-Portoana. I named mine Rod Stewart 😂 I have it in shade, hanging on my porch and it has gone crazy with the growth. I live in Florida and the little lizards like to nap in it because it's so lush. One of my favorite plants! Propagates really fast too.
All my trailing philodendrons grow verrrrrry sloooooooow. Heart leaf, brazil and micans are super slow no matter what light I have them in. They look nice and lush and healthy, but take their time growing new leaves.
i grow most of mine in water, they do very well in water,hoya that is, as well as pothos and vining plants, most all my brazils are in water, they did not do well for me in soil, at all, but they love love water, always taking cuttings and making more
Ok apparently I don’t have the right growing conditions for my hiya carnosa, it hasn’t grown an inch since I got it 8 months ago 🤷♀️ oh, it takes a long time to start as a youngin… gotcha, I’ll wait!
Wow, I didn't know that about Ivy plants. I have 3 different kinds in my east bathroom that gets north/ east/ and south window light. I haven't had any pest issues yet😫
Good Life Green Tropics OMG! You are so lucky! I have lost two! One to spider mites and the other hated me and decided to die. Lol, I’m not sure. I was going to give up, but my best friend gave me a cutting of her golden ivy. We’ll see. 👀
@Onajae You should try to make a habit of spraying them since spider mites hate water! Lol and oh no! I'm sorry to hear that lol maybe water it less? I let mine dry out before I water them and they're fine.
I have the same rhipsalis and can never get a straight answer if it is baccifera or what. Either way. I love it. I am trying to find the similar trailing cactus where it has the same growth habit but the stems are thick like a pen or pencil. I don't know the name of that one either but they are such joys that I would love more types.
@@NickPileggiPlants There is a mature string of hearts at my parents' house which blooms as well and the flowers are really cute as well - they look like little purple pitchers. It also forms these little bulbs with aerial roots. I really like that plant
Crazy how expensive they have become. I had two for the longest time, my first came from cuttings I carried home on a plane from texas in 1983….but I got into them seriously around 15 or 20 years ago and grew all mine from single cuttings i got for free from other collectors.
New subscriber here! Can I just say how much I appreciate the clarity and detail of your information presented? Just viewed a video on the same topic by another TH-camr and the info was all over the place, so frustrating! Really made me appreciate your high quality videos even more! Thank you!
Hi Nick, I just started following you. I’m about 6 videos in and I want to thank you for the clear and concise format of your presentations. Love that you mention how long you’ve had the plant, what exposure and both theLatin and common name. Your speech is clear and friendly. A pleasure to listen to. Thank you and keep up the good work!
i love how you talk about watering, a lot of people just say every 3 days and nobody talks about the conditions we grow our plants (indoor and outdoor) and thats the reason why we overwatering our plants. i have 3 of those plants and i love them a lot! hope they stay years with me
WaterspoutsOfTheDeep I like them too! I have a green, silver & purple varieties in one hanging pot and it’s looking great. Oldie but definitely awesome and underrated plants!
I love the wondering jew too! I have 3 of them. One is purple, one has stripes on the leaves and one is plain leaves. But the leaves are all shaped exactly the same. And they grow super fast don't they?!
I LOVE plants!! and i just got back into buying indoor plants since 2009 when we decided to have 3 cats. To be honest, this plant hobby is so addictive i feel like i MUST have all!
I must acquire that Manjura Pothos. I love that patterning of green and white on the leaves. I've never seen this beautiful variety before. I 100% agree that English Ivy is a sitting target for spider mites and other pests. I wish this were not so because there are so many beautiful cultivars.
I adore my peperomia prostata (string of turtles). I got it last summer in a tiny 3 inch pot and it's now trying to take over my window. The leaves are tiny but so juicy, they look like little jelly candies.
i like the way you use the term “succulent” as an adjective instead of an noun or type/genus/family/whatever; totally politically incorrect by my knowledge but i completely approve!!
I constantly hear people say that ivy isn’t that easy, but my grandma has several pots that have been growing like crazy. She’s never had any pests and they all get various amounts of light. What’s happening?! Is my grandma just an ivy whisperer?!
Great video, thanks! But you missed out the very best of all trailing houseplants: the SPIDER PLANT: It can be in full sun or in deep shade, thrives in any old soil, survives in hot and cold rooms and puts up with wet as well as dry conditions. It grows quickly but doesn't make a mess by dropping leaves. The elegant long leaves are striking and brighten up any room. The most beautiful variety is the one where the leaves are white on the outside and green in the center (white-green-white); this one grows more slowly and keeps a very proud shape for a long time. Best of all, the Spider Plant is super easy to propagate and gives even beginners a feeling of success. :) I think it deserves a video all by itself!
THAT'S what my philodendron is! I stole a piece of a beautiful philodendron I saw in the local mall (it wasn't for sale in a store or anything, it was in the middle of the hall), and I've been growing the cutting. He's a lemon lime, it turns out!
I bought an ivy before I got into plants (aka without any research) and I find it easy, I have had one over 2 years. I have struggled with it a little but that was due to bad lighting and neglect but with some TLC it is going strong again! I do live at 9400ft in the Rockies = low humidity and colder winters.
I just checked my two ivies that I bought around 1 month ago at a Home Depot. Both crawling with spider mites, and have 30+ plants in my home that have never had spider mites. He’s absolutely right about them. Taking them back.
@@DrJoshuaCarlson same thing. I bought 2 earlier this year and they were both infested with spider mites. One died but I was able to salvage the other one and had to clean each individual leave. But it is now thriving so at least that worked
Pushing the plant hair forward always reminds me of the stylist floofing the hair around the face after a haircut at the salon. You plant stylist you. :)
I really expected cissus to make this list! I am in love with the beauty of my discolour, looking to branch out to an amazonica as well, and though it isn't the easiest house plant, it really has a beauty to it. I think if you're looking into rhipsalis now (I love my pilocarpa) I can expect you to start with some other jungle cacti as trailers soon too? Maybe some other succulents too, like a monkey tail cactus, lamb's tail, rat tail? Even the lowly string of pearls? There's a ton of trailers, worth mentioning, this should have been a top 20!
I have a rhipsalis that must be 10 years old now, probably older. It is growing next to my kitchen sink, it hangs down onto the counter in a North facing window so it doesn’t get any sun. It is thriving there and currently it is loaded with buds and is about to start blooming. Friends used to go gag over this plant back in the days when people came over to visit.
i grow all my hoya in water, i find it much much faster, and i prefer the solid green, i have lots of it, but all in water but 2, so much eaiser and i dont have issues with mealy bugs, that way
Hi Nick.....loving your channel! I'm glad you said something about the top balding because I have the opposite happening to me. I purchased an 8 inch hanging pot of goldon pothos a couple of months ago.....with the super humid MN summer, I've basically ignored it and barely watered it and it is so full and lush that I'm wondering if I need to re-pot already. Thoughts?
Okay, I have a question :) I've been devouring houseplant videos for the past several weeks (love your channel!), but I never see anyone EVER mention Tradescantia pallida as a good hanging houseplant, or even as a houseplant in general. Is that because it just grows SO fast? I'm seriously considering getting a cutting to try it out, because my daughter would LOVE the purple color, but I'm wondering if I'm missing something important about this plant.
People forget it I think it wasn't in fashion then but I have 3 species of the trabscandia so glad you ddibt call it the wondering jew which is the anti sematic name so thanks! but yeh totally do it hardest plant to kill really easy to propergate! I recommend purple passion and tri colour!!! Purple passion is alot easier. You can also grow them in water and in most light settings I've put it as far as 3 metres away from a window and it's been growing for months on end but I do roatte it to the window. I have dozens of these babies
The pepperomia hope!!!! Wow!! Mine is still in its original little pot. Can you share if you cut & propagated it or did it sprout other stems by itself? Thank you!!!
My callisia repens was my absolute favourite plant when i got it until it died from root rot after only owning it for about a week. I'm now waiting for all the cuttings i took from it to outgrow their pots so i can put them all together again. Honestly looking back i wish i took double the cuttings then i did because i adore this plant.
Super good video! Thank you. I love trailing plants. If anyone is heartbroken from losing leaves on the top, don’t worry you can just snip the tips a little, water propogate those leaves, then add them into the top of the plant! Most if these guys like to be pot bound so the more the merrier! 💗
Just my two cents worth here: My neighbour has a 'spaghetti' Rhipsalis on the verandah (I totally covert it). This is the Gold Coast, so it gets very hot in summer, and there is a lot of salt in the air, so I am guessing it is tolerant of more than just cold dry air.
I have a happy carnosa rubra but it has some really dark leaves, almost black... I wonder if its some sort of variation. Its pretty and thriving though!
*I love that you tell how long you had the plant for and the size it was when you adopted it. Nobody does that on here, and what window of sun it faces. Newbies find that very important!!!*
I think the reason nobody mentions windows is bc that info is not relevant outside of the US
@@leonardo9259 why wouldnt it be?
@@tp5805 maybe because Earth is flat and sun shines only in the USA -just joking. 😂😂
You had me at Hoya 😅
@@tp5805 i never knew which facing window your plant is kept beside is important, i see a window i keep my plants near it.
Unpopular opinion: I like weeds... they look cute, grow fast, and a lot of time have cute flowers 😂🥴🤗
agree!😂
i too like wild weeds
Some weeds can be grown in a pot, dried, cured and ingested!!!!
Yes! We have a little weed jungle at the bottom of our garden and I'm not in any hurry to get rid of them.
Same!!!
Had to rewind--"ten to twelve feet a year" . . . WHAT? I will most definitely be getting one for my new home💕
Hi Nick, This was an amazing video. My favorite was the peperomia HOPE. She was such a sweetie. This gave me a great foundation from which to add to my collection. Thanks and you do a great job.
I love me some trailing beauties!!! Thanks for this video, i'll be adding most to my wish list:) currently collecting varieties of pothos.. Have 4 or 5 so far. Next i think will be hoyas😍
New here...I can just listen the whole day :) Interesting to have indoor 'jungle'
Hey Nick first off I want to say how much I look forward to your videos! Love listening & learning from you! Couple of questions please, first, what common plants absolutely need fertilizer? I haven't fertilized any of mine as they always say balanced. None of my fertilizers have the same numbers, what kind of fertilizer does? Also which do you prefer plastic or terra cotta pots? For which plants & why? Sorry now I feel needy! Well I am, I needy to know! 😁 Thank You!
Hi! I only fertilize when I’ve had a plant in the same soil for over a year. I prefer terra cotta over plastic, but I generally leave a few plants in their plastic nursery pots - Alocasias, Prayer Plants, and succulent Peperomias are the ones I always leave as is
@@NickPileggiPlants Thank you!! I do appreciate you answering!
My favorite definitely is the Pilea Glauca! I've had it for years and it's so hardy that I couldn't even kill it as a beginner. And the little leaves are just beautiful.
I love that Pilea! Glad to hear you’ve had an easy time with it
Great tip on how to know when to water the string of hearts, thank you! I've heard they thrive on neglect.
They most certainly do!
Very well done! Great examples, troubleshooting info and care tips.
Thanks for watching! 🌿
Thank you, you verified I am not crazy regular ivy is such a pain to me, I have given up. Love the channel. Watch it regularly. Thanks.
The rhipsalis is a Rhipsalis Campos-Portoana. I named mine Rod Stewart 😂 I have it in shade, hanging on my porch and it has gone crazy with the growth. I live in Florida and the little lizards like to nap in it because it's so lush. One of my favorite plants! Propagates really fast too.
Ooof. That string of heart ... I couldn't control myself after seeing that.. I am subcriber of yours because of that
Great tips. Helps your a hottie. Had to watch it twice just to get the info lol
All my trailing philodendrons grow verrrrrry sloooooooow. Heart leaf, brazil and micans are super slow no matter what light I have them in. They look nice and lush and healthy, but take their time growing new leaves.
Same here!
Maybe they need fertilizer?
I love the way you explain thank you..
I am from India your plants are so beautifull 🙇🙇
Thanks so much! 🌱
Nick great show. Thanks for sharing
Brilliant video, thank you!
i grow most of mine in water, they do very well in water,hoya that is, as well as pothos and vining plants, most all my brazils are in water, they did not do well for me in soil, at all, but they love love water, always taking cuttings and making more
Thanks for sharing!
When I was a kid we had huge plants vines stretch to the ceiling...
Your videos are so absorbing, and packed with useful care info but never ‘dry’. Subbed 🙏🏻💚
I could say just wow..
Ok apparently I don’t have the right growing conditions for my hiya carnosa, it hasn’t grown an inch since I got it 8 months ago 🤷♀️ oh, it takes a long time to start as a youngin… gotcha, I’ll wait!
please make a video about callisia and tradescantia!
I have both and honestly don't know how to make them happy 🙁
Wow, I didn't know that about Ivy plants. I have 3 different kinds in my east bathroom that gets north/ east/ and south window light. I haven't had any pest issues yet😫
I have 2 glacier ivy in lower light situations and I haven't had any pest issues either
Since this I've gotten 4 more😂🤷🏻♀️
Good Life Green Tropics OMG! You are so lucky! I have lost two! One to spider mites and the other hated me and decided to die. Lol, I’m not sure. I was going to give up, but my best friend gave me a cutting of her golden ivy. We’ll see. 👀
@Onajae You should try to make a habit of spraying them since spider mites hate water! Lol and oh no! I'm sorry to hear that lol maybe water it less? I let mine dry out before I water them and they're fine.
Hope I can find all these!!
I have the same rhipsalis and can never get a straight answer if it is baccifera or what. Either way. I love it. I am trying to find the similar trailing cactus where it has the same growth habit but the stems are thick like a pen or pencil. I don't know the name of that one either but they are such joys that I would love more types.
3:15 one of the leaf in the background (to his right) just started moving!! 😳
are any of these pet-friendly plants? i have a cat and want to be sure shes safe
Nick has a 😺 also
callisea repens needs a lot of outdoor sunlight
this is what i want Ah vines
You are so bad for my self control! I have SIX TABS OPEN TRYING TO FIND ALL THE PLANTS ON THIS LIST I DON'T HAVE
😃
Has long as there is room in the house; There will be plants ... Let the games begin !!!
I currently have 15 plant shopping tabs open. That includes indoor/outdoor plants and seeds. I'm so glad I'm not the only one!
THAT STRING OF HEARTS OHMAGAWD
My pride and joy! 🌱
@@NickPileggiPlants There is a mature string of hearts at my parents' house which blooms as well and the flowers are really cute as well - they look like little purple pitchers. It also forms these little bulbs with aerial roots. I really like that plant
YES I want one
"Hoya gaining popularity in the last year or so" looks over at jenna marbles
Legit why I bought mine about a year ago lmao
Crazy how expensive they have become. I had two for the longest time, my first came from cuttings I carried home on a plane from texas in 1983….but I got into them seriously around 15 or 20 years ago and grew all mine from single cuttings i got for free from other collectors.
Pothos is the most beautiful weed in the world, in my opinion. Thank you for yet another great plant video.
Thanks for watching! 🌿
I'm pretty obsessed with my pothos
Me too I’m so inlove in pothos
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New subscriber here! Can I just say how much I appreciate the clarity and detail of your information presented? Just viewed a video on the same topic by another TH-camr and the info was all over the place, so frustrating! Really made me appreciate your high quality videos even more! Thank you!
Hi Nick,
I just started following you. I’m about 6 videos in and I want to thank you for the clear and concise format of your presentations. Love that you mention how long you’ve had the plant, what exposure and both theLatin and common name.
Your speech is clear and friendly. A pleasure to listen to.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
You have such a wonderfully bright and exciting personality that absolutely shines when you talk about plants! 💖
i love how you talk about watering, a lot of people just say every 3 days and nobody talks about the conditions we grow our plants (indoor and outdoor) and thats the reason why we overwatering our plants. i have 3 of those plants and i love them a lot! hope they stay years with me
Ahh trailing plants are my favourite!
Mine too!
I as well
I know it's an oldie but I'm still a fan of the wandering jew plant. I just love how they sparkle in the light.
WaterspoutsOfTheDeep I like them too! I have a green, silver & purple varieties in one hanging pot and it’s looking great. Oldie but definitely awesome and underrated plants!
I love the wondering jew too! I have 3 of them. One is purple, one has stripes on the leaves and one is plain leaves. But the leaves are all shaped exactly the same. And they grow super fast don't they?!
My zebrina got brown spots and then turned brown and crispy
Oh so I know at least one of them is purple heart well that's what the purple ones are called usually
They sparkle like a jewel under the microscope too!
I appreciate you stating how to position plants depending on your facing windows!
that stinking variegated string of hearts is so stinking pretty I wish they were more readily available
They are all over the place in my country! And they grow A LOT quicker and with "fatter" leaves than my regular hearts!
I can only find varigated! I want the green! Lol
i ordered one and it came dead, oh well
Stinking?
@@cadavercakes shh stinkings kinda cute, maybe that’s just cause my grandma says it a lot
I LOVE plants!! and i just got back into buying indoor plants since 2009 when we decided to have 3 cats. To be honest, this plant hobby is so addictive i feel like i MUST have all!
Lily Salbida I’m with you. Somebody help LOL
Same case 😉
I love plants and the excitement of the hunt! When your searching for that certain plant or should I say plants. lol
Omg, THANK YOU SO MUCH for specifically talking about North windows. Most of my windows are north facing so this was so incredibly helpful!
I feel you. All of my good large windows are north facing. my south windows have a huge porch overhang and are darker than my north windows.
same! I live in a tiny studio and my only window is a large north facing face! I am lining all my plants along that!
Of course! One of my last apartments was all north facing, so I always like to keep that in mind!
I’m super new to the houseplant thing and its the first time i hear someone talk about plant language. I love it. Thanks for the video!
I love that you can tell us what a plant will look like when you over water/underwater/gets too much light/too less light/etc. So so important!
I'm from Cebu Philippines and I'm curious about that Cebu Blue plant, will definitely check it out here in my area.
I must acquire that Manjura Pothos. I love that patterning of green and white on the leaves. I've never seen this beautiful variety before. I 100% agree that English Ivy is a sitting target for spider mites and other pests. I wish this were not so because there are so many beautiful cultivars.
I love English Ivy but I just can’t risk bringing it in my home!
I adore my peperomia prostata (string of turtles). I got it last summer in a tiny 3 inch pot and it's now trying to take over my window. The leaves are tiny but so juicy, they look like little jelly candies.
i like the way you use the term “succulent” as an adjective instead of an noun or type/genus/family/whatever; totally politically incorrect by my knowledge but i completely approve!!
Micans is my absolute favorite plant ever right now.
Love me a Micans!
One of my ABSOLUTE favorites. Has had mine for three years. It is very resilient.
Mine too. I have them throughout my house.
I constantly hear people say that ivy isn’t that easy, but my grandma has several pots that have been growing like crazy. She’s never had any pests and they all get various amounts of light. What’s happening?! Is my grandma just an ivy whisperer?!
Great video, thanks! But you missed out the very best of all trailing houseplants: the SPIDER PLANT:
It can be in full sun or in deep shade, thrives in any old soil, survives in hot and cold rooms and puts up with wet as well as dry conditions. It grows quickly but doesn't make a mess by dropping leaves. The elegant long leaves are striking and brighten up any room.
The most beautiful variety is the one where the leaves are white on the outside and green in the center (white-green-white); this one grows more slowly and keeps a very proud shape for a long time.
Best of all, the Spider Plant is super easy to propagate and gives even beginners a feeling of success. :)
I think it deserves a video all by itself!
I just brought the string of hearts and I love her. I see myself propagating her and adding to my collection
THAT'S what my philodendron is! I stole a piece of a beautiful philodendron I saw in the local mall (it wasn't for sale in a store or anything, it was in the middle of the hall), and I've been growing the cutting. He's a lemon lime, it turns out!
Haha this is awesome. Did you just snap a bit off? I'ma start doing this. genius.
Lol that's cool. I've been thinking about doing that too. I may go for a walk around my neighborhood and check it out! 😊
"proplifting" is cool but never do it to small nurseries, please! unless its, like, a piece that has already broken off or something
Your plant room is literally my dream art space * ^ *
When you said ivy is hard and explained I just look over at my new ivy plant like...😬
Same...swear 😅
I just got 2😅 uh oh
I bought an ivy before I got into plants (aka without any research) and I find it easy, I have had one over 2 years. I have struggled with it a little but that was due to bad lighting and neglect but with some TLC it is going strong again! I do live at 9400ft in the Rockies = low humidity and colder winters.
I just checked my two ivies that I bought around 1 month ago at a Home Depot. Both crawling with spider mites, and have 30+ plants in my home that have never had spider mites. He’s absolutely right about them. Taking them back.
@@DrJoshuaCarlson same thing. I bought 2 earlier this year and they were both infested with spider mites. One died but I was able to salvage the other one and had to clean each individual leave. But it is now thriving so at least that worked
its good to see guys get into plants
Lol, you casually mentioned how ivy needs a lot of light, here I am having just put it several meters from the window... Thanks haha
Pushing the plant hair forward always reminds me of the stylist floofing the hair around the face after a haircut at the salon. You plant stylist you. :)
Plants outside of the cacti/succulent variety for me have a strong tendency to die because I’m bad at watering
A soil moisture meter might be of great help.
My God, you have the most beautiful collection ❤️
Love all the pothos (family) of plants you have! NICE, I LOVE 💕 MINE TOO!
Can you please make a video on a maidenhair fern!
Beautiful plants the strings of hearts are so hard to find in Montreal.
Try Etsy!! There’s a ton of shops that ship from Montreal! I even found some beauties from Vancouver too and they shipped really well!
Aah yes ivy, I've tried 3 times. They never make it past 7-8 months 😟
I’ve googled trailing house plants so many times by now. I am so happy 😩 thank yoooou
Of course! 🌿
I definitely paused the video & bought my first Hoya crimson princess after hearing you talk about it!!!
I really expected cissus to make this list! I am in love with the beauty of my discolour, looking to branch out to an amazonica as well, and though it isn't the easiest house plant, it really has a beauty to it. I think if you're looking into rhipsalis now (I love my pilocarpa) I can expect you to start with some other jungle cacti as trailers soon too? Maybe some other succulents too, like a monkey tail cactus, lamb's tail, rat tail? Even the lowly string of pearls? There's a ton of trailers, worth mentioning, this should have been a top 20!
I love my baby string of hearts!
I hate ivy. You’re so right. Pretty but a pain love the wax ivy.
Have a great day.
I love your trailing plants.
From Agoo, La Union, Phils.
I love your plant passion! Your plants collection have grown so much since I first saw you. Thanks for sharing your care tips too - extremely useful.
Wow the wax ivy is gorgeous. I agree about ivy being a bit difficult so it’s nice to see this similar looking plant 👌🏼
I have a rhipsalis that must be 10 years old now, probably older. It is growing next to my kitchen sink, it hangs down onto the counter in a North facing window so it doesn’t get any sun. It is thriving there and currently it is loaded with buds and is about to start blooming. Friends used to go gag over this plant back in the days when people came over to visit.
My great aunt had a hoya, on top of her refigerator, beautiful... We put in a west window, dead!
What kind of light was it getting on top of the fridge?
I like your care tips. Also, I feel like everyone and every forum suggests watering too often and you don’t. So thanks.
Hello, thank you for the video . How are creeping jenny and caucasian stonecrop as indoor houseplants? Can they be a good hanging plants?
I would LOVE to see an updated version of this video. I’m curious whether your choices for best trailers have changed :)
I love the spacing recommendations you give for window facings!!!! Exactly what i need.
i grow all my hoya in water, i find it much much faster, and i prefer the solid green, i have lots of it, but all in water but 2, so much eaiser and i dont have issues with mealy bugs, that way
What about monsters adonsonii
However, i would say the fastest growing plant is the wandering jew. Mine grows like crazy,way faster than any other.
Hi Nick.....loving your channel! I'm glad you said something about the top balding because I have the opposite happening to me. I purchased an 8 inch hanging pot of goldon pothos a couple of months ago.....with the super humid MN summer, I've basically ignored it and barely watered it and it is so full and lush that I'm wondering if I need to re-pot already. Thoughts?
Thanks! If the roots are starting to come out the bottom of the pot and the plant is drying out quickly, it might be time to repot!
i cant grow hoya in soil, so i grow them in water, hehe
They know what they like!
Okay, I have a question :) I've been devouring houseplant videos for the past several weeks (love your channel!), but I never see anyone EVER mention Tradescantia pallida as a good hanging houseplant, or even as a houseplant in general. Is that because it just grows SO fast? I'm seriously considering getting a cutting to try it out, because my daughter would LOVE the purple color, but I'm wondering if I'm missing something important about this plant.
People forget it I think it wasn't in fashion then but I have 3 species of the trabscandia so glad you ddibt call it the wondering jew which is the anti sematic name so thanks! but yeh totally do it hardest plant to kill really easy to propergate! I recommend purple passion and tri colour!!! Purple passion is alot easier. You can also grow them in water and in most light settings I've put it as far as 3 metres away from a window and it's been growing for months on end but I do roatte it to the window. I have dozens of these babies
The pepperomia hope!!!! Wow!! Mine is still in its original little pot. Can you share if you cut & propagated it or did it sprout other stems by itself? Thank you!!!
My callisia repens was my absolute favourite plant when i got it until it died from root rot after only owning it for about a week. I'm now waiting for all the cuttings i took from it to outgrow their pots so i can put them all together again. Honestly looking back i wish i took double the cuttings then i did because i adore this plant.
Super good video! Thank you. I love trailing plants.
If anyone is heartbroken from losing leaves on the top, don’t worry you can just snip the tips a little, water propogate those leaves, then add them into the top of the plant! Most if these guys like to be pot bound so the more the merrier! 💗
Thank you for posting this vid! I'm new to house plants and you make them really easy to get into :)
Hi Nick.
Thanks for the great video. So helpful to hear your advise on plant care.
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Thanks for watching!
I love watching the background of your apartment grow so luscious
😂😂 I think it’s overloaded now!
No such thing! It really does look a little more wonderful each and every time !
I love the string of hearts xx
Great video! Love trailing plants. That peperomia hope looks cool. Looks like green butterflies 🦋 on a stem.
This was sooooooo helpful I can’t wait to add some of these to my bedroom jungle!!
Just my two cents worth here: My neighbour has a 'spaghetti' Rhipsalis on the verandah (I totally covert it). This is the Gold Coast, so it gets very hot in summer, and there is a lot of salt in the air, so I am guessing it is tolerant of more than just cold dry air.
I have a happy carnosa rubra but it has some really dark leaves, almost black... I wonder if its some sort of variation. Its pretty and thriving though!
Funky! Sounds interesting 🌿