Loved this girl, I agree about particular plant names adding to the allure of the plant. I mean if the Spiritus Sancti was named Philodendron lentil, well… it just wouldn’t have the same allure and mystique. Loved how you brought up the Brontosaurus, one of my personal favorite dinosaurs. I appreciate your nerdiness, also Pluto will always be a planet to me, I don’t care what anyone says.
Super interesting! I love learning the history of our favorite plants. Honestly, everytime the scientific community clashes with a hobby community it kind of puts things into perspective for me about human nature. We have such a need to categorize everything and set things into neat little boxes, that we forget that nature just isn't that way. Plants don't care what people call them, they're just tryna live their best lives and grow. We could learn a few things from them 😅 Your analysis was extremely well thought out! I can really tell you are passionate about what you are sharing :)
Thank you so much! I am really passionate about nerdy science stuff! If you liked this, so check out David’s article! He goes into more depth and he’s doing a series!
Such a very very interesting story and video! And in fact I just recently ordered this plant this weekend and I can’t wait to receive it! Another famous plant is the El Choco Red and I recently learned that the name of it will become Philodendron Rubrijuvinelum really soon.
Oooooooo you hit up that Ecuagenera sale, didnt you!? That’s so awesome! Let me know if you want tips on acclimating. Mine did really well in perlite in about 60% humidity. ❤️
Great video!! Super informative 💚 I love the "history of" format! (KE dropped a video today with some giant lynamii in them. They are such a stunning plant!)
I think no matter what name this plant has it would be still highly sought after due to the beautiful pink/red new growth… I mean I don’t care what the name of the plant is when it looks as beautiful as it does!!
Such an interesting video. Imagine trying to keep your plant collection alive while fleeing a world war. All those beautiful collections just left to wither. War sucks.
Nothing funny about the 2 wars in Europe. For the plants, I know that millions of plants died of cold during these winters because it was no oil anymore to warm up all the botanical garden's tropical greenhouses (botanical gardens).
Loved this girl, I agree about particular plant names adding to the allure of the plant. I mean if the Spiritus Sancti was named Philodendron lentil, well… it just wouldn’t have the same allure and mystique. Loved how you brought up the Brontosaurus, one of my personal favorite dinosaurs. I appreciate your nerdiness, also Pluto will always be a planet to me, I don’t care what anyone says.
I’m so glad you liked it! Thank you!
Such a VERY INTERESTING History of such an iconic plant! Very well made with great detail into the information! Thank you for sharing this knowledge
Thank you!!
Super interesting! I love learning the history of our favorite plants.
Honestly, everytime the scientific community clashes with a hobby community it kind of puts things into perspective for me about human nature. We have such a need to categorize everything and set things into neat little boxes, that we forget that nature just isn't that way. Plants don't care what people call them, they're just tryna live their best lives and grow. We could learn a few things from them 😅
Your analysis was extremely well thought out! I can really tell you are passionate about what you are sharing :)
Thank you so much! I am really passionate about nerdy science stuff! If you liked this, so check out David’s article! He goes into more depth and he’s doing a series!
Philodendron Spirits Sancti is called so because it originates from the State of Espírito Santo in Brasil and both mean "Holy Spirit"
I loved this video soooo much!!! Very interesting! Plant history is so cool!! 😘💚💚
Thanks, girl!
Such a very very interesting story and video! And in fact I just recently ordered this plant this weekend and I can’t wait to receive it! Another famous plant is the El Choco Red and I recently learned that the name of it will become Philodendron Rubrijuvinelum really soon.
Oooooooo you hit up that Ecuagenera sale, didnt you!? That’s so awesome! Let me know if you want tips on acclimating. Mine did really well in perlite in about 60% humidity. ❤️
Yes, please, video of acclimating this as an import and it's care! Please 🙏
Thanks for the deep dive into the history. You made my inner nerd super happy.
Yay! I’m so glad, thank you so much for letting me know!
Great video!! Super informative 💚 I love the "history of" format!
(KE dropped a video today with some giant lynamii in them. They are such a stunning plant!)
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you liked it! I saw that KE posted so now I will definitely have to check that vid out!
So interesting! Loved this episode 💚🪴
I think no matter what name this plant has it would be still highly sought after due to the beautiful pink/red new growth…
I mean I don’t care what the name of the plant is when it looks as beautiful as it does!!
Very interesting with the historical informations ☺️
Thank you so much! I’m glad you think so!
I’m probably gonna import this plant soon.💕 It would be so lovely if you do the caring guides for us.🥺🥺 Love your videos SoSoSo much girl.💗💗
Put it in perlite… that’s basically all you have to do. They are not difficult plants. They’ll tolerate a lot.
Ohhhh look at her!! She's soooo gorgeous!
Thank you! I’m so happy that she’s doing so well ❤️❤️❤️
awfully interesting, thank you!
love this kinda content💕
Thanks! You might like my plant goth video I just posted yesterday then too!
What kind of media do you use?very detail explanation 👍🏼👍🏼
the lithogragh has pink petioles for every leaf, the lynamii only shows pink for the newest leaf.
Such an interesting video. Imagine trying to keep your plant collection alive while fleeing a world war. All those beautiful collections just left to wither. War sucks.
I think I want a print of that lynamii drawing now...
Me too. It’s of course sold out everywhere I looked though.
Same!!
I think devansayeanum actually does sound kind of mysterious
I think you’re right, but it’s such a mouthful!
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet yes I agree haha!
Great video! ♥️I just found one on Facebook market with two big leafs for 200$ Canadian. Is this a good deal ? You’ll let me know 🥺
I don’t know the exchange rate from USD but I think that’s probably a steal for a big, established, acclimated plant in good condition.
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Thank you and welcome!
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Nothing funny about the 2 wars in Europe. For the plants, I know that millions of plants died of cold during these winters because it was no oil anymore to warm up all the botanical garden's tropical greenhouses (botanical gardens).