! PLANT NAMES ! in order (right to left): -ZZ Plant: This plant will do well in low light*, day light** (luminous enough for you to read a book without turning on light), office/artificial lighting, bright light*** (luminous enough for you to shave or put on makeup without turning on light), or even filtered sun*** (shaded or passing through a curtain). -Variegated Ripple Peperomia (not sure what variety): This plant needs bright light***, filtered sun****, and direct sunlight***** indoors -Arrowhead Philodendron: This plant needs bright light*** or filtered sun****. -Sansevieria/Snake plant (Not sure the specific variety, aerial view makes it look like the birds nest variety): This plant will do well in low light*, day light**, office/artificial lighting, or bright light***. (ANY KIND OF LIGHT BUT DIRECT SUN, it will fry in the sun) -Jade Pothos (or another variety of Pothos): This plant needs day light** at least, bright light***, or filtered sun****. -Variegated Arrowhead Philodendron: This plant needs bright light*** or filtered sun****. *Low light - (office lighting with no sun or anything that falls lower than day light) **Day light - (luminous enough for you to read a book without turning on light) ***Bright Light - (luminous enough for you to shave or put on makeup without turning on light) ****Filtered Sun - (sunlight that is shaded or passing through a curtain) ***** Full Sun - (exactly what it sounds like, full blasting sun that is not filtered) Hit my line for plant questions, Gustavo.A.Orozco96@gmail.com Please don't trust most advice without meeting it with healthy skepticism.
0:10 Peperomia: Extremely slow growing medium to high light 0: 11 Satin pothos: Medium to high light 0:16 Pothos: SUPER EASY. Low to high light. Can grow in water. 0:51 Chinese evergreen aglaonema: low to medium light. Avoid sunlight. 0:58 Snake plant: Low light is ok but high light is better. 1:35 Arrowhead: Not recommended for beginners. It doesn't like being relocated; drops leaves fast. Likes high humidity, root rots if kept moist too long. 3:09 ZZ plant. Slow growing. Likes 2-4 weeks of dry soil per month. Avoid keeping it wet. Low to high light. Get this plant. MOST PLANTS DO NOT LIKE SWAMP-Y SOIL. HAVE PROPER DRAINAGE.
FACTS, also I work at a horticultural supply shop/hydroponics shop/plant nursery and I swear most people are going to kill these plants if they water like she said....
@@akorenkov sorry haven't seen this till now. Depends on the plant broski, if you want to send me pics @ Gustavo.A.Orozco96@hotmail.com I'll be more than happy to explain. However just so you understand the reasoning for this I'll explain in the simplest way possible. A plant's life source are the roots, it uses them to uptake water and nutrients from the soil or any medium which you're growing in. Basically the roots can only absorb X amount of water before they resort to drawing the water and nutrients to fill themselves up. However we can't feel the roots so we go by the leaves to make sure the plant is healthy and if the leaves are telling you it doesn't need water, why water? It's the equivalent of us drinking water, we drink a certain amount only when we need it due to fatigue or exhaustion or being tired. I know it's not too specific but as an example to water succulents we usually feel the older mature leaves and if they're thick, plump, and firm leave it alone (doesn't matter if its been months). On the other side if the older leaves are thin and wrinkly then it is safe to assume you can water. Also wanted to mention if you're in doubt as a beginner its best not to water since you can always add water later and worst case scenario lose a leaf or two as opposed to risking overwatering and leading yourself to root rot.
plant mom tip: every now and then, poke aeration holes in the soil around the plant with a chopstick- this helps the soil from getting too stuck together, and will make sure water goes all the way to the plant's roots.
Only problem is that doesn't help when ur soil has no aeration amenities (lack of perlite or any non-porous minerals/rocks) much because your roots will start to rot and you may damage them if you're not careful or intuitively understand the function of the roots.
HEY @WallStreetJournal @WSJ how about you bring someone on who knows these plants and how to take care of them, not just what looks pretty. If the roots absorb the water and nutrients from the soil, why are you going based off the soil and not the roots?? For those about to spam a comment saying "well it has to be completely dry" or something like that its all in the leaves. Feel the difference in between when your plants need water and when they're firm and full of body, thats the only way to gauge, cleaner than touching soil on an office desk too.
Surprising video, full of almost no information. Should have like 3,4 suggestions of plants, and which ones to use in what sort of lighting conditions..
I would just use bigger top wattering from time to time when using bottom watering system as the minerals are taken up to the surface together with water.
Sorry to say unless you plan on supplementing light for it (on top of full direct sunlight for at least 8hrs) and keep it in an ideal temp of 68°F - 72°F inside with fresh air. It's not a good idea.
I wonder how would this desk would look like with a... you know... a computer on it, plugged into a power source, connected to a screen, which is also plugged into a power source, and well, a mouse comes in handy too. Cause... you know, everything looks good when you remove the uncomfortable yet necessary parts. I do hate being lied to.
How do you choose an office plants that can withstand cold AC? Sansevieria & even pothos has perished within a month.. I watered them once a month as the soil were moist & cold but dry on the top at the same time... Help!!
The last time I remember my boss was putting plants in her office with no air conditioning and in our country it's 32°C outside, even when watered they still die... Amd there little to no amount od sunlight just heat...
Did you know: Genghis Khan was the direct registered bloodline descendant of Edward III, King of Britain, of Roman Gucci ancestry? Genghis Khan was the son of Kublai Khan. Khulan was the wife of Genghis Khan. Kuan Yin was the daughter of Genghis and Khulan. Oghedi Khan, son of Genghis, inherited the throne of the newly founded Mongolia. The career of Mongke Khagan was mistaken for that of Kuan Yin's husband, Marco Polo. All of this took place in the 15th century.
Really? footcandle? Well to be fair she just said that footcandles is one of the best ways, not the best. And there are only three available. Lux is clearly the best since most of the world is using it, while foot candle and phot are among the worst. “Nearly all of the world uses the corresponding SI derived unit lux, defined as one lumen per square meter.”
! PLANT NAMES ! in order (right to left):
-ZZ Plant: This plant will do well in low light*, day light** (luminous enough for you to read a book without turning on light), office/artificial lighting, bright light*** (luminous enough for you to shave or put on makeup without turning on light), or even filtered sun*** (shaded or passing through a curtain).
-Variegated Ripple Peperomia (not sure what variety): This plant needs bright light***, filtered sun****, and direct sunlight***** indoors
-Arrowhead Philodendron: This plant needs bright light*** or filtered sun****.
-Sansevieria/Snake plant (Not sure the specific variety, aerial view makes it look like the birds nest variety): This plant will do well in low light*, day light**, office/artificial lighting, or bright light***. (ANY KIND OF LIGHT BUT DIRECT SUN, it will fry in the sun)
-Jade Pothos (or another variety of Pothos): This plant needs day light** at least, bright light***, or filtered sun****.
-Variegated Arrowhead Philodendron: This plant needs bright light*** or filtered sun****.
*Low light - (office lighting with no sun or anything that falls lower than day light)
**Day light - (luminous enough for you to read a book without turning on light)
***Bright Light - (luminous enough for you to shave or put on makeup without turning on light)
****Filtered Sun - (sunlight that is shaded or passing through a curtain)
***** Full Sun - (exactly what it sounds like, full blasting sun that is not filtered)
Hit my line for plant questions, Gustavo.A.Orozco96@gmail.com
Please don't trust most advice without meeting it with healthy skepticism.
Gustavo Orozco not all hero’s wear capes
@@mabeast502 Salute to you lol
Your a true godsend dude
For stress relief in my office, I prefer my bottle of vodka hidden under the desk.
@@elpanderohabanero2915 not sad just kinda cool
0:10 Peperomia: Extremely slow growing medium to high light
0: 11 Satin pothos: Medium to high light
0:16 Pothos: SUPER EASY. Low to high light. Can grow in water.
0:51 Chinese evergreen aglaonema: low to medium light. Avoid sunlight.
0:58 Snake plant: Low light is ok but high light is better.
1:35 Arrowhead: Not recommended for beginners. It doesn't like being relocated; drops leaves fast. Likes high humidity, root rots if kept moist too long.
3:09 ZZ plant. Slow growing. Likes 2-4 weeks of dry soil per month. Avoid keeping it wet. Low to high light. Get this plant.
MOST PLANTS DO NOT LIKE SWAMP-Y SOIL. HAVE PROPER DRAINAGE.
What I thought biophilia meant:
Bio-: Life
-philia: Love
Love for life.
0:54: I'm more of a lumen kinda guy, but okay.
Philia means friendship but alright.
Footcandles? Jesus, americans could you meas stop with the stoneage measurements
FACTS, also I work at a horticultural supply shop/hydroponics shop/plant nursery and I swear most people are going to kill these plants if they water like she said....
@@gustavoorozco4806 So... How should they be watered?
@@gustavoorozco4806 please, do tell !
@@akorenkov sorry haven't seen this till now. Depends on the plant broski, if you want to send me pics @ Gustavo.A.Orozco96@hotmail.com
I'll be more than happy to explain. However just so you understand the reasoning for this I'll explain in the simplest way possible. A plant's life source are the roots, it uses them to uptake water and nutrients from the soil or any medium which you're growing in. Basically the roots can only absorb X amount of water before they resort to drawing the water and nutrients to fill themselves up. However we can't feel the roots so we go by the leaves to make sure the plant is healthy and if the leaves are telling you it doesn't need water, why water? It's the equivalent of us drinking water, we drink a certain amount only when we need it due to fatigue or exhaustion or being tired. I know it's not too specific but as an example to water succulents we usually feel the older mature leaves and if they're thick, plump, and firm leave it alone (doesn't matter if its been months). On the other side if the older leaves are thin and wrinkly then it is safe to assume you can water. Also wanted to mention if you're in doubt as a beginner its best not to water since you can always add water later and worst case scenario lose a leaf or two as opposed to risking overwatering and leading yourself to root rot.
@@xtxpxhx Just look at the other comment and that should give you your answer. It's a lot to type again lol.
I have a garden on my porch in the Orlando for that exact reason, its a stress reducer
No list of plants in the description or a link to an article on WSJ? C'mon.
Thats why i instantly quit looking.
What do you expect? It's WSJ after all...
Where are the plant names? Didn't see them written in the video or description. Hard to make out the names when she says them 🤷♂️
Go to my comment, I got you my dude.
@@gustavoorozco4806 much appreciated! 🙏
@@jayount Anytime!
plant mom tip: every now and then, poke aeration holes in the soil around the plant with a chopstick- this helps the soil from getting too stuck together, and will make sure water goes all the way to the plant's roots.
Only problem is that doesn't help when ur soil has no aeration amenities (lack of perlite or any non-porous minerals/rocks) much because your roots will start to rot and you may damage them if you're not careful or intuitively understand the function of the roots.
HEY @WallStreetJournal @WSJ how about you bring someone on who knows these plants and how to take care of them, not just what looks pretty. If the roots absorb the water and nutrients from the soil, why are you going based off the soil and not the roots?? For those about to spam a comment saying "well it has to be completely dry" or something like that its all in the leaves. Feel the difference in between when your plants need water and when they're firm and full of body, thats the only way to gauge, cleaner than touching soil on an office desk too.
“This is your sad lifeless desk”
I bring life by constantly scream and swear at my monitor. If that doesn’t count as life I don’t know what does
I bring life into the computer by spanking it when it is naughty
what is with the sound?
Surprising video, full of almost no information. Should have like 3,4 suggestions of plants, and which ones to use in what sort of lighting conditions..
I would just use bigger top wattering from time to time when using bottom watering system as the minerals are taken up to the surface together with water.
Only if I have trees on my desk 😹
Love imagining a mango tree on my work desk 🌳
Sorry to say unless you plan on supplementing light for it (on top of full direct sunlight for at least 8hrs) and keep it in an ideal temp of 68°F - 72°F inside with fresh air. It's not a good idea.
Thank You for this information!!
I wonder how would this desk would look like with a... you know... a computer on it, plugged into a power source, connected to a screen, which is also plugged into a power source, and well, a mouse comes in handy too. Cause... you know, everything looks good when you remove the uncomfortable yet necessary parts. I do hate being lied to.
LOL @ "take your weekends off"
Bad audio. Good contents.
How do you choose an office plants that can withstand cold AC? Sansevieria & even pothos has perished within a month.. I watered them once a month as the soil were moist & cold but dry on the top at the same time... Help!!
The last time I remember my boss was putting plants in her office with no air conditioning and in our country it's 32°C outside, even when watered they still die... Amd there little to no amount od sunlight just heat...
What about the light itself? How do you know if the plants will grow under fluorescent lights, LED lights?
Ikea fake plant is good enough for me
Very nice
Thank you
why can it reduce stress?
The desk has no mouse?
Horrible sound quality
Is/are footcandles the plant equivalent of cd/m2 candela screen brightness nits?
I cant found the apps 😔 any other suggestion?
Did you know:
Genghis Khan was the direct registered bloodline descendant of Edward III, King of Britain, of Roman Gucci ancestry?
Genghis Khan was the son of Kublai Khan. Khulan was the wife of Genghis Khan. Kuan Yin was the daughter of Genghis and Khulan. Oghedi Khan, son of Genghis, inherited the throne of the newly founded Mongolia.
The career of Mongke Khagan was mistaken for that of Kuan Yin's husband, Marco Polo.
All of this took place in the 15th century.
Not sure the demo office is medium light, more like low light to me
I have a sanseviera and a cuctus on my desk 🌵🌱 #plantwhore
Didn't tell me much at all. WSJ's TH-cam game is weak.
wsj now needs plants too?
@Tope Alabi is it like i don't know where you copied all this from?
Her eyes are sooooo beatuiful
save yourself time search TH-cam for biophilia and watch that video instead
There is a biophile that just moved into my neighborhood
Will someone tell me where is the CPU?
i appreciate my plants u know i meaaaannnnnnn daawwwwgg. yeah i smoke marijuana cigarettes.
Biophilia is not interior design.
So what
Pouring water beside a computer? No thanks
Hmm... *nod* Uh-huh... *nod* Mhh... *nod* *nod* Yeaa... How about artificial ones? Just asking for a friend.
Really? footcandle?
Well to be fair she just said that footcandles is one of the best ways, not the best. And there are only three available. Lux is clearly the best since most of the world is using it, while foot candle and phot are among the worst.
“Nearly all of the world uses the corresponding SI derived unit lux, defined as one lumen per square meter.”
Bonsai?
150 ft candles? Do candles that tall even exist?!
Office plants
a biophilia is someone who is not sexually attracted to androids.
buys an Ikea plant instead
What the heck is she wearing?
I'd hit it
I've seen worse
Or you can just use fake plants my fellow gamers
I'll just get a fake plant
Really? There is nothing new. Didn't your parents teach you how to care about plants? Does tomatoes grow on Walmart shelves?
My dad killed every plant I tried to grow, so no they didn't teach me how to care for plants.
Which is ironic, coming from generations of farmers.
Just plant cannabis lol
sofa
Who takes weekends off? 🙄 Lazy young adults
This is common sense - not a very good video
Bjork Who???