Summer 2023 Houseplant Tour Pt. 1 (Rare and common) 200+ Houseplants!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2023
- Updates on my plant collection and how everything is going this year + All the newbies I've grabbed this spring and summer while plant shopping. Grab a snack because its a long one! Chill vibes and plant talk =)
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OMG! That's a collection ❤ Love how you display these all!!!!
"Another Hoya. I'm not gonna talk about it, it's pissing me off right now" 🤣 Amazing
Sometimes that’s just how it is 😂😂😂
Beautiful collection! Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Oh thank you!
I love how you are trying to get your sister obsessed with plant's ❤ I got my sister obsessed, and we love all things plants, together! Its so much fun sharing plant experiences with her ❤️
I love that for you! I’m still working on mine lol
You really have amazing plants
Thanks so much. I love them all
Wow gorgeous Plants 🪴
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When I had fungus gnats I tried everything. I ended up putting hydrogen peroxide in the water can 1:4 ratio with water and it immediately kills the gnats and eggs.
Peroxide is a huge go-to for me! Unfortunately it kills them but doesn’t stop new ones from laying so I have to be super consistent
Thank you
Schismatoglottis Wallichii - Drop Tongue Plant Borneo forest floor, keep damp, low light happy. It's beautiful !
Thanks for the tips! You can read so much about things online but I love getting info from actual people, especially those with experience on the plant in question. 🙌
Great tour glad I came upon you !!
Thanks for coming
Beautiful tour and house! Maybe your small El choco would enjoy living with its big brother and you’d have room for a new plant😄 Can’t wait for part 2🪴✨🪴
That’s a good idea. Especially the part about having room for a new plant lol but I’m so scared to touch it honestly. I’ll gather the courage soon!
The lipstick plant may need to be repotted. The cissus plant may have a mealy bug infestation will slowly kill the plant….they love new leaves. You can remove them with alcohol but if there are a lot you can try spraying them off with a hose first then using the alcohol. Hope this helps.
Great collection thanks for the tour 💚
Repotting is good he only thing I haven’t tried yet. Might be worth a shot!
I'm obsessed with your philodendron bipennifolium aurea! I have one too, but I haven't seen one that big before. It's so cool!
I find that manjula pothos appreciate more humiditiy and more frequent waterings compared to other pothos varieties.
Thank you! Mine started off small too but then OUT OF NOWHERE it started growing like crazy. Seriously!
My pothos need a little more love. I tend to neglect them. Shame on me lol
@@GardenOfKayland Oh Nice!! haha ok now I have hope for mine to grow big ^^
It's not our fault that they're so durable! they practically beg to be neglected sometimes🤣 It happens to the best of us.
Happy to find you in this world ☯ Great tour!
Welcome aboard!
Wow my friend you have beautiful plants!!
Thank you so much!
Your plants look amazing I do love plants i have over 200 plants
200? Wow! I wouldn’t dare try to count all mine at this point lol
Hello! New subbie here - so incredibly envious...your collection (so far, that is) is INCREDIBLE! Thanks for sharing!💚🪴👏🏽🪴💚
Thank you so much!
Felicitations, vous avez de magnifiques 🪴 🌱 🌿 🌾 🌵 🏵 🪴 🌱, sacree collection ♥️ 🎶 💖, tank you ♥️ ❤️ 💖 pour cet magnifique 🪴 🌱 🌿 🌾 🌵 tour 🪴 🌱 🌿 🌾. Bravo et felicitations. 💖
Thanks!
Fantastique collection de 🪴 🌱 🌿 🌾 🌵 🏵 🪴 magnifiques. Bravo ♥️ et felicitations. Je vous souhaites une excellente semaine et encore merci 🙏 💖.
Thanks. That means so much!
Hello from Puerto Rico!!! I believe the Plowmanii is a crawler. You have beautiful plants!!! 🪴🌿
Hi there, You are right! Thanks 😊
Nice collection :). The spots on your joepii are probably extrafloral nectaries, which are a natural part of some plants. Sometimes they can indicate pests but some plants just always have them
Thanks! I’m really used to them looking like little water droplets on a plant. It def throws me off
I ripped out 3 of my Mexican sunflowers and my cleome due to them being infested with keeled leafhopper nymphs 😭 but I replaced with 4 mums and they make me happy ☺️ Your cosmos are doing just about as well as mine 🥴😂 Idk if I will be planting them again, love their delicate look but I hate deadheading them and that the blooms don’t last long
Aren’t they just lovely?! I don’t know much about these types of flowering plants but I’m certainly learning
The zebravine is the one you have by the grow light and mine has been doing really well because I just been fertilizing in the water and I only water on ever it's mostly dried out 🫶 super gorgeous plants btw
Yeah me too…then I found the culprit was spider mites. I hate them sooo much! Lol let’s trade 😂 thanks for stopping by
New subscriber, if alot makes you. Happy. So be it. Your plants are beautiful 😍. Glad to see your content .
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@@GardenOfKayland your so welcome. You have an amazing plant collection ❤️. Keep up the good work 👍.
Hey there, those spots look like signs of thrip damage. If you have fungus gnats it can be hard to tell the difference between fungus gnats and thrips. You may be catching the adults with the sticky traps, just treat to get rid of adults. Hope this helps.
I really do hate bugs (even though some are beneficial) but yes, treating on a regular basis is a MUST lol thanks so much!
My Goeldii gives me a new leaf at least once every two months, so one finely repot. They like being snugg-ish root-wise and in well draining soil, but consistently moist (not wet).
I haven’t reported it in two years lol it might be time 🫣 thanks a bunch!
very nice collection I have a burl marx, Paraiso Verde, & veitchii but they're not giving the same vibes lol I think I want either a Felix or Heterocraspedon
I vote for the Felix hands down! 🤗🤗
@@GardenOfKayland k now let me check etsy 🤣
The were few and far between when I checked. I DID find one but someone told me afterwards I should have checked “Ecuagenera” and they had them cheaper
One Adansonii is narrow leaf. The other is wide form
I have a narrow form also and all three look so different lol these plants keep me up at night I swear 😂
Thank you for this wonderful plant tour. I really enjoyed it ❤ I have heard that, unless you are purposely trying to pollinate your Alocasia flowers, you should cut them off asap because they will compromise the leaves health.
You’ve heard correctly! I have so many more of them in a confined space with fan constantly blowing, my angle is many it’ll blow some of the pollen from another one and something with happen?! Lol really just an experiment. Thanks for watching!
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I have a theory: it's already August. If i have a single stem plant in a small space on a pole, i can probably chop (or chop/extend) it twice before nezt growing season. This way, I'm filling my plants out and saving space at the same time...
AND giving them enough time to recover 🤔 I’ve chopped plants in the winter and been fine but never chanced it with my more rare plants. I may have to suck it up. COME ON SIS WITH THE ENCOURAGEMENT 😂
Hey! New here looks like you have some spider mite damage on your Cissus Discolor. Might explain the decline. 😔 Pests are the worst. You can try washing it down and using some insecticide. Arber bio insecticide works, or neem oil. Love your collection, and I am excited for your journey. 🙏💕🪴
P.S. Arber also works on the fungus gnats. Lol
thanks so much my friend! Been treating it for weeks. It hates me so much lol
@GardenOfKayland I know the feeling! Lol, Unfortunately, I think we all have a few in our collection that make us feel that way. 😂
Same with mine looks like it has thrips
New sub 🩷🩷 I have a philodendron fuzzy petiole that has the darker green spots like your joepii as well and have no clue why, I was searching thru the comments for an answer but if you ever find out please let me know!!
Apparently it some sort of fungus. It’s sucks because the leaves were sooo perfect for so long! Thanks for subbing!
Only thing that helped for me was mosquito bits. Those bugs are annoying!
Yeah I add a little of them in my soil sometimes. It works as long as I’m consistent
Just subscribe sweetie enjoy stay safe Trinidad 🇹🇹
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