You have several hundred plants to care for and I applaud you because I'm feel a bit overwhelmed with the 150+ I have already. Hats off to you Claire, hats off.
I've been watching your tour from part 1 when I get ready for bed and I don't even know how many time I played over and over...(I fell asleep.....🤣🤣) but I made it through finally!! Love this long long video🥰
I enjoy your long plant tours! So many plants I haven't heard of. Just lovely! Though I must say I'm happy with my collection being pretty small (25) I get overwhelmed easily. Haha
Yay so happy part 2 is live!! Really enjoyed the first part of the tour, your plants are lovely. The Ernestii is just beautiful and one I don’t see too often! Also so excited to see my Clarinervium mature after seeing yours!
Love all your plant tours and how much love you have for each of your plants 😊 I would really like to see you do a video where you do repot/trellising of your ones needing a trellis, and how to know when a plant needs one/what type of trellis work best
Thanks for sharing, Claire! Wonderful content as always!! I so enjoyed getting to see your entire collection and your setup in your new flat! Your content just makes me so happy :) One bit of feedback - I’m not sure if it’s just me but anytime I see a plant in a TH-cam video that I am intrigued by, I like to take a screenshot of the plant when the name is listed so that I can go find it easily later. If it’s not too difficult for you, I personally would love if you kept the name of the plant on the screen for the entire time you speak about the plant (or at least for a bit longer than what you normally do) because it can be hard to skip back and forth to get to a clip that has the name on the screen. Sometimes it takes a minute to be convinced by your description before I decide I need to investigate further and at that point I have to pause and then fight with the rewind/fast-forward clunkiness to find a shot with the name in it. (To be fair, I definitely make it harder on myself since I like to watch videos on 1.5x speed, so the amount of time the name is listed is even shorter than what your intended timeframe is). Also you said you’d forgotten the name of the neon philodendron you showed at ~1:31:00 & I just wanted to mention that it is actually a neon heart leaf philodendron (p. hederaceum), like the brasil or standard green heart leaf philo (not an epipremnum). You can tell it apart from the neon pothos by the way the cataphyll is separate from the petiole and eventually dries up and falls off. I am really similar to you in that I’m not particularly fond of more colorful or yellow variegated plants & was definitely unsure of this neon variety, but the one I have in my care has definitely grown on me as it has filled out. I actually only acquired it so I could combine it with cuttings of the green and brasil varieties to creat a hederaceum “salad” (which is quite fun to watch grow with its contrasting vines, I’m obsessed), but I have grown to love the neon variety on its own as well! Again, I can’t overstate how much I enjoy and appreciate your content, thanks for sharing!! 😊 -Leanne
Hi my dear friend thanks for a wonderful video today. Love your home tour of all your beautiful plants. Thank you so much. Really loved the video. Lots of great information and beautiful plans to enjoy hugs and kisses from grandma, Sandy, and Debbie.
The lighting when you were filming the Hoya Bella was just perfect Clare ❤️ I kept catching glimpses of the light reflecting off of lights or something else. I'm really enjoying this video and thank you because it must've taken days to film than edit ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I like plants that hang down rather then climbing up, so I’m just in love with all your plants hanging, I have quite a bit of mine hanging down as well
Wonderful tour plants, awesome one of my favorite time, watching videos. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful collection, indoors plants. And I saw your cute dog too. Watching from Philippines ❤️
Just finished watching the full tour. Beautiful collection you have! I always love watching your videos. So relaxing... I usually knit while I watch TH-cam, a real treat! Your ivy would do better outside on the balcony and will be less maintenance and stress for you too, as it's known to attract spidermites indoor. The palm you have near the window in the bedroom is an areca palm, I have two big ones they grow beautiful and do well even in lower light. The Hoya you have in your second cabinet is silver splash. I also love gree-grey plants and have couple of propagation of silver sword like you, I think is such a beautiful underrated plant. I love that you're not scared of getting more plants even if you got so many already. Thanks for making such a beautiful and quality plant content videos
I love everything from videography to your voice. I also appreciate hands on explanation and those Green Stalks are amazing! Hoping the plant Gods lead you to this comment for the win🎉
Think I’ve found out the type of your aloe at 1:38 Claire. Not sure though but thought you might want to check. I think it could be Aloe Tiki Taki if it has torns on the edges 🤷🏻♀️ looks very much like yours
I bought 4 new raised beds this year to place in the back of my house where the door is cuz I just love how yours are set up and can open your door and the garden is right there!
I'm so glad you did this series! Love all of your beautiful plants 🥰 Most LED lights will definitely grow plants very well! Some of the older cheap ones don't have the right spectrums, but the modern lights should work just fine. I started with grow lights but found that my plants grew just as well under the lights I didn't trade out. They do need to be a little closer but not crazy close. Your plants will tell you how close. Also, for those awkward spots like in your bathroom and that one spot in your room, LED strip lights would work beautifully!! You can put them anywhere and they grow plants so well 😊 All the very best ✨️🌺
Re your pineapple…which is a bromeliad. It has rotted in the middle.. Not good,but if you cut the top off,there may be pups at the base of the plant which might grow on their own. Bright light,no sun. Water sparingly until new growth starts…
I’m new to alocasias. I bought 2 Polly’s from Sam’s and they are loving me! I lost a lot of leaves when I got it while it transitioned but now they are producing so many leaves!
Wonderful Videos 🤗 Thank you for yor planttour 🌱 You said you don'n like the yellow/green of the Philodendron Scandens Lemon lime. (Marked as Epipremnum aureum neon🙈) Just give it a go! Mine was also very yellow in a brighter place. But now i have it in fairly low light condition and it's green is so lovely💚 Mabey let it klimb your bedroom beam, where your pothos was before. (Or both the Philodendron Scandens Lemon lime and the Raphidophora Tetrasperma togerher)🤗 Again such a nice collection. Thank you for sharing with us🤩
For your dipsus lutescens have you tried using water conditioner? I had that issue with my spider plants no matter what I did until I started using aquarium water treatment in my water 1:15:02 .
I just found your channel a couple of days ago, it's really lovely! 💚 I wonder how much your collection must be worth now? When I googled some plants you showed that are unbelievably gorgeous and that I just NEED to have now... I was shocked how expensive they are😱 I never heard of a "plant wish list" but now I know I have one😅
Well done you for doing this full tour as I know how much work went into doing this for us, so a big thank you 👏Your place is looking like a gorgeous jungle now and the plants look so good. I love it when you say "this is my favourite plant" and then you realise that you love them all and they're all your favourite plants, lol. I can't ever pick a favourite as I love them all in their own unique ways.
Hi Claire, Another plantlover from the Netherlands 🙋♀️ Just a tip for information about the care for the pinapple plant..I recently watched a video from @realybigplant about the care for pineapple plants.. very informative. Have a nice day! Mariska
I have noticed a bit of a decline in my plants due to winter, it’s so hard sometimes because I want to fix it, but I know they are ok, just taking a little break 😊
Hi Claire, found you this week, watched both videos and UK based subscriber to your channel. I get emails from Grow Tropical and now feel confident to order from them. Thank you for pt1&2 of your houseplant tour. Hope to see more informative videos on plant care and soil you use. 💛💛
Thank you so much! It was fascinating. I always wondered about the dark lord and painted lady. So stunning! But how do you care for the wall mounted ones? I ve just started on some ferns and find them such a bother to water. 😂 🥰💚
I thought that I wanted a M. Peru, until I saw a A. Luxurians. I only have one Anthurium and I just fell in love with it. It is the newest plant in my 121 plant collection.
The first 2 plants. I think it has to do with the amount of heat that comes out of the back of fridges and freezers. Just a thought. Your plants are beautiful
I can't go through all the comments but that aloe that you thought was variegated A. vera looks to me like Partridge Breast Aloe, which is now Gonialoe variegata. It's a very handsome and agreeable plant. Taxonomists like to drive us a touch buggy by reclassifying plants.
Such an awesome video I loved both part 1&2. I was wondering where your alocaisa portodora gone? or maybe I just missed it 🤦🏾♀️. It was a plant I use to admire seeing in the background of your video ☺️
Take or leave this advice, but I killed many an ivy until I put them on the counter of my small shower/WC combo off my old master bedroom. I NEVER watered them- they grew like crazy just from the steam and condensation. There was a south facing obscured window, so they got tons of light, too. They didn’t survive the move, sadly, as my new space was so different. Just two cents if you have any similar space.
Such an amazing collection anthurium pendens one of my favourites too. That echeveria though needs more light lower leafs goes from being upright to flat because they trying to optimise exposure to get more light I would lift it up a bit on something.echeveria in general demands loooooots of light to grow nicely ❤
1:38 that little guy seems like a haworthia to me. To be sure, you can check if the leaves are pointy, thin and sturdy with spikeles, white banded edge. If this is the case, then that’s definetly a haworthia 👍🏻❤️
It’s absolutely possible to get a nice full plant of dischidia watermelon pretty quickly from cuttings. I got a really small plant at the start and now it’s full and beautiful and trailing. One of my absolute favorites.
Fantastic. Thanks for sharing... love the new digs! Wondering if your 'aloe" is a close cousin...gasteria? Can't figure the species... but they gel and have pups like aloes?
Lovely plant collection. Your new home lends itself beautifully to showcasing your collection. Not to be a Debbie Downer ,but the new leaf on your cutting of your marble queen pothos & your Scindaptis moon light appear to have thrip damage. I hope that I’m totally wrong but I’ve been battling these nasty pests for almost a year and I’m so aware of the damage they leave behind. Thanks for sharing your new home and your beautiful plant collection.
My ivy is a thirsty girl! She's right infront of my south facing window. Like literally almost against the window. The window has a sheer curtain over it at all times so it gets indirect bright light. I'm watering her every couple days tho. And she loves to be root bound.
I've managed to kill 3 ivy's indoors as well 🙈 like you i thought it was supposed to be an extremely hardy plant but maybe it belongs outside! I had the most beautiful big bushy one and within 2 months it was a gonner!
pothos enjoy are one of my favs but they need humidity and i have tons of it, they do best in water till they get a long root system the pop them in soil, i have tons like i said of the enjoy and they grow fast in water , big time,they need to be misted for sure, been growing that plant for years, they are very easy plants for me to grow, if yours are suffering its issue is lack of water,
Hello, love all your plants. I am very curious about the Monkey Tail Cactus. Super cool plant. I am wondering how many plants are in that pot. Also I am curious how old that plant is. Thanks!
Also for clarification your Aeschynanthus longicaulis (syn. marmoratus) is a species, Aeschynanthus Black Pagoda is a hybrid of Aeschynanthus longicaulis & Aeschynanthus speciosus - the patterning on black pagoda is less pronounced, & the blooms distinctly more orange.
You have several hundred plants to care for and I applaud you because I'm feel a bit overwhelmed with the 150+ I have already. Hats off to you Claire, hats off.
I've been watching your tour from part 1 when I get ready for bed and I don't even know how many time I played over and over...(I fell asleep.....🤣🤣) but I made it through finally!! Love this long long video🥰
lol I found her channel yesterday and fell asleep watching it now I'm watching it again, she's got a soothing voice put me right to bed
This happened to me yesterday, too except I accidentally started with part 2... 😅
I want your apartment. Those windows are just perfect. Love all the plants. Thank you so much for sharing :)
I enjoy your long plant tours! So many plants I haven't heard of. Just lovely! Though I must say I'm happy with my collection being pretty small (25) I get overwhelmed easily. Haha
Yay so happy part 2 is live!! Really enjoyed the first part of the tour, your plants are lovely. The Ernestii is just beautiful and one I don’t see too often! Also so excited to see my Clarinervium mature after seeing yours!
Love all your plant tours and how much love you have for each of your plants 😊
I would really like to see you do a video where you do repot/trellising of your ones needing a trellis, and how to know when a plant needs one/what type of trellis work best
Thanks for sharing, Claire! Wonderful content as always!! I so enjoyed getting to see your entire collection and your setup in your new flat! Your content just makes me so happy :)
One bit of feedback - I’m not sure if it’s just me but anytime I see a plant in a TH-cam video that I am intrigued by, I like to take a screenshot of the plant when the name is listed so that I can go find it easily later. If it’s not too difficult for you, I personally would love if you kept the name of the plant on the screen for the entire time you speak about the plant (or at least for a bit longer than what you normally do) because it can be hard to skip back and forth to get to a clip that has the name on the screen. Sometimes it takes a minute to be convinced by your description before I decide I need to investigate further and at that point I have to pause and then fight with the rewind/fast-forward clunkiness to find a shot with the name in it. (To be fair, I definitely make it harder on myself since I like to watch videos on 1.5x speed, so the amount of time the name is listed is even shorter than what your intended timeframe is).
Also you said you’d forgotten the name of the neon philodendron you showed at ~1:31:00 & I just wanted to mention that it is actually a neon heart leaf philodendron (p. hederaceum), like the brasil or standard green heart leaf philo (not an epipremnum). You can tell it apart from the neon pothos by the way the cataphyll is separate from the petiole and eventually dries up and falls off. I am really similar to you in that I’m not particularly fond of more colorful or yellow variegated plants & was definitely unsure of this neon variety, but the one I have in my care has definitely grown on me as it has filled out. I actually only acquired it so I could combine it with cuttings of the green and brasil varieties to creat a hederaceum “salad” (which is quite fun to watch grow with its contrasting vines, I’m obsessed), but I have grown to love the neon variety on its own as well!
Again, I can’t overstate how much I enjoy and appreciate your content, thanks for sharing!! 😊
-Leanne
Hi my dear friend thanks for a wonderful video today. Love your home tour of all your beautiful plants. Thank you so much. Really loved the video. Lots of great information and beautiful plans to enjoy hugs and kisses from grandma, Sandy, and Debbie.
The lighting when you were filming the Hoya Bella was just perfect Clare ❤️ I kept catching glimpses of the light reflecting off of lights or something else. I'm really enjoying this video and thank you because it must've taken days to film than edit ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I like plants that hang down rather then climbing up, so I’m just in love with all your plants hanging, I have quite a bit of mine hanging down as well
Wonderful tour plants, awesome one of my favorite time, watching videos. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful collection, indoors plants. And I saw your cute dog too. Watching from Philippines ❤️
I love your videos! I love your happy infectious videos that are hard not to binge watch.
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful houseplants lovely
Just finished watching the full tour. Beautiful collection you have! I always love watching your videos. So relaxing... I usually knit while I watch TH-cam, a real treat! Your ivy would do better outside on the balcony and will be less maintenance and stress for you too, as it's known to attract spidermites indoor. The palm you have near the window in the bedroom is an areca palm, I have two big ones they grow beautiful and do well even in lower light. The Hoya you have in your second cabinet is silver splash. I also love gree-grey plants and have couple of propagation of silver sword like you, I think is such a beautiful underrated plant. I love that you're not scared of getting more plants even if you got so many already. Thanks for making such a beautiful and quality plant content videos
I want to sit down and watch this when I can give it my 100% attention. Can't wait!
I love everything from videography to your voice. I also appreciate hands on explanation and those Green Stalks are amazing! Hoping the plant Gods lead you to this comment for the win🎉
take a shot everytime claire says a plant looks like a very "planty plant" 😂
Hahahahaha 😂🍷
And ditty 🤗
@@jessemejones9648 I love the ditty. It’s so cute and British sounding (to a non Brit)
@@heatherbocks also a non-Brit lol
@@TheJungleHaven it makes me laugh i love it and definitely understand what you're getting at!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful
Think I’ve found out the type of your aloe at 1:38 Claire. Not sure though but thought you might want to check. I think it could be Aloe Tiki Taki if it has torns on the edges 🤷🏻♀️ looks very much like yours
Your new place looks great with your plant babies Claire. Lots of great natural light. Could you do a video on how you hang your plants?
I bought 4 new raised beds this year to place in the back of my house where the door is cuz I just love how yours are set up and can open your door and the garden is right there!
I'm so glad you did this series! Love all of your beautiful plants 🥰 Most LED lights will definitely grow plants very well! Some of the older cheap ones don't have the right spectrums, but the modern lights should work just fine. I started with grow lights but found that my plants grew just as well under the lights I didn't trade out. They do need to be a little closer but not crazy close. Your plants will tell you how close. Also, for those awkward spots like in your bathroom and that one spot in your room, LED strip lights would work beautifully!! You can put them anywhere and they grow plants so well 😊 All the very best ✨️🌺
Re your pineapple…which is a bromeliad. It has rotted in the middle..
Not good,but if you cut the top off,there may be pups at the base of the plant which might grow on their own. Bright light,no sun. Water sparingly until new growth starts…
SO BEAUTIFUL, MUCH INTERESTING LEARN!!!😃😃😃
mistletoe cactus hahaha - please make another short with your plant personifications! The first one you made was hilarious!
awesome !!!!! Claire !!! love the collection!!
I love the red and beige. I'd make a swirly jacket. All the yarn is beautiful.
Great part 2,lovely arranged in this new home
💚🌵🌱☘️💚
What an amazing collection! It's so informative as well. I want a jungle!!!! 😍😍
I’m new to alocasias. I bought 2 Polly’s from Sam’s and they are loving me! I lost a lot of leaves when I got it while it transitioned but now they are producing so many leaves!
Wonderful Videos 🤗
Thank you for yor planttour 🌱 You said you don'n like the yellow/green of the Philodendron Scandens Lemon lime. (Marked as Epipremnum aureum neon🙈)
Just give it a go!
Mine was also very yellow in a brighter place. But now i have it in fairly low light condition and it's green is so lovely💚
Mabey let it klimb your bedroom beam, where your pothos was before. (Or both the Philodendron Scandens Lemon lime and the Raphidophora Tetrasperma togerher)🤗
Again such a nice collection.
Thank you for sharing with us🤩
14:10 one of my favorite plants, it’s just spectacular in my eyes 😊
Always a treat when you upload, but this one was so fun! I love tours and learned a ton about Hoya and Monstera!
Beautiful decorating indoor plants.good job
For your dipsus lutescens have you tried using water conditioner? I had that issue with my spider plants no matter what I did until I started using aquarium water treatment in my water 1:15:02 .
I just found your channel a couple of days ago, it's really lovely! 💚 I wonder how much your collection must be worth now? When I googled some plants you showed that are unbelievably gorgeous and that I just NEED to have now... I was shocked how expensive they are😱 I never heard of a "plant wish list" but now I know I have one😅
Beauty plants 😍 very like this video and video part 1
Thanks for this wonderful tour, it was a pleasure watching it 😍
Well done you for doing this full tour as I know how much work went into doing this for us, so a big thank you 👏Your place is looking like a gorgeous jungle now and the plants look so good. I love it when you say "this is my favourite plant" and then you realise that you love them all and they're all your favourite plants, lol. I can't ever pick a favourite as I love them all in their own unique ways.
Hi Claire,
Another plantlover from the Netherlands 🙋♀️
Just a tip for information about the care for the pinapple plant..I recently watched a video from @realybigplant about the care for pineapple plants.. very informative.
Have a nice day!
Mariska
I loved your video and your plants are so pretty! 🥰
Awesome house tour. Thanks for sharing!
This is the first time I see an ice queen peperomia, it's gorgeous and I think it will be my wish from now on :)
I have noticed a bit of a decline in my plants due to winter, it’s so hard sometimes because I want to fix it, but I know they are ok, just taking a little break 😊
Hi Claire, found you this week, watched both videos and UK based subscriber to your channel. I get emails from Grow Tropical and now feel confident to order from them. Thank you for pt1&2 of your houseplant tour. Hope to see more informative videos on plant care and soil you use. 💛💛
I have ivy, for the second time and it never seems like it likes anything i do to it lol. Love all of your plants, you are living in a jungle.
Great tour! Loved watching those! Just got into hoyas and ordered a couple of cuttings from etsy! Xx
I’m having a wonderful time watching all your videos. I have a question, how do you hang your plants from the ceiling? I would really love to know🌿
Loved your tour of the hoyas....Bayou la Batre, Alabama, USA... Gulf of Mexico coast.
Loving your hanging plants Hoyas are my top favourites. Then Sansevieria’s.
Thank you so much! It was fascinating. I always wondered about the dark lord and painted lady. So stunning! But how do you care for the wall mounted ones? I ve just started on some ferns and find them such a bother to water. 😂 🥰💚
Nice job dear ❤
My house looks like your House. I love my plants. I also love your videos .
Great video good tips :)
Great tour...thank you x
Definitely hoya gracilis love mine i can tell by the thick leaf an shap
Yes, please make a Video showing how u make your pots beautiful
I thought that I wanted a M. Peru, until I saw a A. Luxurians. I only have one Anthurium and I just fell in love with it. It is the newest plant in my 121 plant collection.
The first 2 plants. I think it has to do with the amount of heat that comes out of the back of fridges and freezers. Just a thought. Your plants are beautiful
Nice plants 🤩 nice tour 👌
Was wondering if you could rescue your pinapple plant that came with rot on the stam? 🤞
😻😻😻💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰 Thank you
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I can't go through all the comments but that aloe that you thought was variegated A. vera looks to me like Partridge Breast Aloe, which is now Gonialoe variegata. It's a very handsome and agreeable plant. Taxonomists like to drive us a touch buggy by reclassifying plants.
Such an awesome video I loved both part 1&2. I was wondering where your alocaisa portodora gone? or maybe I just missed it 🤦🏾♀️. It was a plant I use to admire seeing in the background of your video ☺️
Take or leave this advice, but I killed many an ivy until I put them on the counter of my small shower/WC combo off my old master bedroom. I NEVER watered them- they grew like crazy just from the steam and condensation. There was a south facing obscured window, so they got tons of light, too. They didn’t survive the move, sadly, as my new space was so different. Just two cents if you have any similar space.
I have one of those begonia. I love mine!
Can't wait to see the soil experiment unfold!!
Im a few months too late but pineapples plants thrive in direct sun. We have MANY in Southern California full sun most of the day!
you are so beautiful :) my new hobby is indoor plant keeping and I want to thank you for your tips!
I see a lot of webbing on your variegated string of pearls x
Que plantas lindas 🥰😍
Wow, that was quite a tour.. your collection is amazing, and your videos are so fun to watch. Thanks for sharing
Y💚U CAN GR💚W BEAUTY... OVER AND OVER AGAIN!!!
Such an amazing collection anthurium pendens one of my favourites too. That echeveria though needs more light lower leafs goes from being upright to flat because they trying to optimise exposure to get more light I would lift it up a bit on something.echeveria in general demands loooooots of light to grow nicely ❤
1:38 that little guy seems like a haworthia to me. To be sure, you can check if the leaves are pointy, thin and sturdy with spikeles, white banded edge. If this is the case, then that’s definetly a haworthia 👍🏻❤️
It’s absolutely possible to get a nice full plant of dischidia watermelon pretty quickly from cuttings. I got a really small plant at the start and now it’s full and beautiful and trailing. One of my absolute favorites.
I personally would LOVE another video on revamping nursery pots🙋🏻♀...I love your style
Fantastic. Thanks for sharing... love the new digs! Wondering if your 'aloe" is a close cousin...gasteria? Can't figure the species... but they gel and have pups like aloes?
You can also let the overwatered plant dry out way faster by putting it on a towel or a Microfiber cloth.
How do you water the hanging plants without damaging them or getting the floor wet ???
Lovely plant collection. Your new home lends itself beautifully to showcasing your collection. Not to be a Debbie Downer ,but the new leaf on your cutting of your marble queen pothos & your Scindaptis moon light appear to have thrip damage. I hope that I’m totally wrong but I’ve been battling these nasty pests for almost a year and I’m so aware of the damage they leave behind. Thanks for sharing your new home and your beautiful plant collection.
നന്ദി മേം very nice plant
My ivy is a thirsty girl! She's right infront of my south facing window. Like literally almost against the window. The window has a sheer curtain over it at all times so it gets indirect bright light. I'm watering her every couple days tho. And she loves to be root bound.
I've managed to kill 3 ivy's indoors as well 🙈 like you i thought it was supposed to be an extremely hardy plant but maybe it belongs outside! I had the most beautiful big bushy one and within 2 months it was a gonner!
I’m in California and my lipstick black pagoda is blooming right now too, so is my Mona Lisa and curly lipstick plant.
Where do you get all the glass bottles for the propagations?
Can you tell me how much light is in the room where u have the Hoyas pls
pothos enjoy are one of my favs but they need humidity and i have tons of it, they do best in water till they get a long root system the pop them in soil, i have tons like i said of the enjoy and they grow fast in water , big time,they need to be misted for sure, been growing that plant for years, they are very easy plants for me to grow, if yours are suffering its issue is lack of water,
Bendiciones ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love your plant so healthy I wish mine were that healthy 😔
wow I'm so happy
Hello, love all your plants. I am very curious about the Monkey Tail Cactus. Super cool plant. I am wondering how many plants are in that pot. Also I am curious how old that plant is. Thanks!
Also for clarification your Aeschynanthus longicaulis (syn. marmoratus) is a species, Aeschynanthus Black Pagoda is a hybrid of Aeschynanthus longicaulis & Aeschynanthus speciosus - the patterning on black pagoda is less pronounced, & the blooms distinctly more orange.
I didn’t see the import Hoyas in this video or did I miss them the big leaf Hoya?? The one that was huge?
If I may ask, where did you get those bendable ceiling hookie things?
Have some cabinet sundews/pitchers/pinguiculas for the fungus gnats... they won't solve the problem but they will help.
L 💚 V E ! i’m only five min in & 😻 - loving everything!
You can grow spider plants from seed, I've done it before (variegated x plain, result was plain for all the offspring).
PLEASE tell me what yoyr nail polish is? Brand and color? LOVE all your plants too btw :)
def. a hathwothia i have dozens that particular one is also called zebra hathworthia
how can u have your plants just hanging and standing in those pots with holes, without them dripping all over the place? :)