I’m stunned at how much you water your mother in law!!! Seriously, mine is huge, and it gets water only 4 times a year! Yes, once every 3 months. I also live in a very dry climate. When you say you over water, that’s an understatement!
Thank you, Sean for boosting my confidence by sharing your caretips. I'm quite new to your channel and am learning much from you. You're right, we have to study the plants under our care for them to grow happy! Thanks much!
I can tell you are a genuinely kind human and I am here for it. I hope the universe blesses you in every way for it. You deserve to have your channel blow up. I'm glad I'm here to witness it. ❤ love from the US.
It's really great to find a plant youtuber from fellow indonesian. I am looking forward for some plant care tips from you, definitely subscribed! I found some tips from western plant youtubers aren't really necessary applied here. Even some tips could end up killing my plants. So I hope I can relate more to your channel! Thank you for posting videos!
The one that you showed as hoya crimson princess is actually the hoya crimson queen! The princess has variegation on inside and the queen has variegation on the outside. This is something I learned recently. Love the video!
I agree. I probably over water but I check out my plants every day. Phlebodium blue star has grown very long long leaves. When I bought it I was sure it would die as it was just tiny skinny stalks. Not now. Seems to like water
the first time i watched this i had to pause mid video to order myself a burle-marx philodendron! had her for a few weeks now and i'm in love. thanks for the recommend!
Thank you so much for sharing about your plant and your plant care. Been finding information and tips from western blog or youtuber which mostly didn't help at all for Indonesian. I've massacred my plants following them. Absolutely a lifesaver or should I say plantsaver. Keep going, man! Love your stuff!
I’ve had a fire flash aka mandarin spider plant that has magically stayed alive despite my frequent neglect for over 15 years. Highly recommend for mid-light if you can find it. I’m in PNW USA.
Nice. I recommend to put it in a slightly brighter area on the day that you water it. Just to freshen it up. You can then stick it back in its darker spot :)
Such a beautiful place, beautiful plants and a very nice person. I am really like to watch your videos, learning new things and new plants. Everyday I watch some of your videos and it makes me happy, I really like to see people who fall in love with plants.
Love your vidoes, especially how you "geek" out about the plants which i can relate too. Really appreciate your knowledge and the intetesting way you present. Your passion is evident.
Great video!! the only thing I would add, since you are directing this to "new plant parents," is that some plants are toxic to pets. I've just started getting indoor plants, but I also have 3 cats, so I need to be very aware of plants that would poison them if they were able to access them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
I’m obsessed with my pothos, vining philodendrons, and scindapsus pictus. I live in a basement with only 4 small windows and they are growing. I also have a monstera deliciosa that is slightly out of control lol
Look at you! I'm loving your channel your character those low key comments kill me. The best plant person to watch IMO and I love the music you make! I can literally watch you while I work. But then I rewatch to catch the comments on screen😂
Guttation - loss of water as a liquid, transpiration - loss of water as water vapor. Both processes take place through the leaves but the water droplets at the tip of leaves is guttation. Good information and your collection looks beautiful and healthy.
Its now a new religion, i watch ur vlogs at breakfast, after watering my plants🤗 im curious how to care for ferns. I had bought several times and always dies on me. Previously i had it in its original potting which was mainly cocohusk. So i tried supplementing with cocopeat filled potting mix just to make sure it retains more moisture. And thrived in my kitchen wall until it was jumped on by either a cat or rat and slowly died when no new leaves grew. Next i bought another which was planted on clay soil mixed with rice husk. So i thought to place it straight in a pot no soil changing and placed it under the same light exposure as the previous but with more chances of moist as its near the sink. But the stick like stalks got chipped. Leaves were all alright. So i decided to place it instead in a terraria (an unused fiah tank) right at the window with the sandy coco peat and compost packed potting mix. Its been growing in length but not as bushy as yours. I hope to see videos of yours focused on ferns. 😉
Hello One of my first few videos is a care and propagation of a fern, which applies to most ferns so do check that out. But heres a summary: - some direct sunlight - water daily, never let it dry out - I use my general purpose potting mix on all my ferns - fertilize lightly Hope this helps!
I am happy I found you! I may also start you tube, and it's refreshing to see that there is still space for new channels to be found! Loving all the plants and now I have inspo for potting up my own plants!
The right spelling is Rhaphidophora. (Could correct it so ppl searching for R.T tips can find this video!! ) hello from Malaysian in Singapore :) great to see this channel from fellow Asian as I’ve been following western plant TH-camrs only so far. Keep it up!!!!
Yo! I found your vid in my recos! :D you're very chill and enthusiastic about your plants! The musics a bit too loud but still good! Also new subscriber from philippines! (^w^)
xhellothisisme thank you for the input, I am still figuring out the audio haha. I think its my speaking audio thats a bit soft... because when Im on other youtubers pages their voices sound more loud and clear.
onlyplants I honestly didn’t notice any music. I believe that some people do have noise sensitivity and they can’t isolate as well as others. Hopefully your will find that sweet spot.
I dont even own any plants and yet i really enjoy this! I think u need to relax a bit though since u look kinda nervous at the beginning of the vid, regardless this is really good keep it up.
Christian A One of the reasons why I wanted to go on youtube is to overcome my fear of public speaking. I hope to gain more confidence and experience as it is a good skill to have! Thank you for your encouragement I appreciate it
Good morning 🌞 I love your collection of plants they are amazing health well I am living in Montego Bay Jamaica and I those see some of these plants on I enjoyed your video and look to see more of your videos
I really loved this video, such a different and modern touch to everything! Subscribed to your channel. Please make a video about Alocasias, I just got one this week and am learning that when you overwater them they sweat or drip! So fascinating
I just made a video on watering, and cover the sweating in details :) I must admit that i have not mastered alocasias yes but will do once I get the hang of it! Thanks for subscribing!
Regarding the sweating/dripping, I’ve found that when I thoroughly water they drip, only because transpiration increases. As long as I don’t do it too often my plants are happy :)
I have never commented on anything . I had to on you! I just love you! Your knowledge of plants inspires me. I am a horticulturist. I own a flower shop in South Carolina USA. I enjoy seeing all the plants in your collection and at the plant nurseries that you visit. A lot of the plants that you show we sell at my flower shop. I love any plant that's different that I haven't seen before. Thank you for doing what you do. If you want any seeds or cuttings that I may have let me know. Hope they will allow me to ship to you. Thanks again, Robert
Whoaaaaa thank you Robert, I appreciate the comment. And coming from someone working in the industry this means even more. I hope your business is doing alright and stay safe! 😌🙏🏽
Another great video👌, you explained it very well and so true, based on my experience. I have 8 of the plants you showed and I would love to get the 8 rest of it (expensive in my area)😍. Your scindapsus is so dark green I love it😍😍😍, it's not same as exotica that's is lighter color and has a lot of silver. My Boston ferns keep shedding leaves indoors (poor lighting) so I plant it outside and it spread as ground cover👌.
Sean, it's been great to see your videos and to watch you as you start out in this world on TH-cam. I want to wish you the best of luck in this endeavor. Being in Indonesia (and lucky you speak multiple languages) you are blessed by a climate conducive to growing so many plants. Having lots of humidity can be handled with growing media for plants that don't like all that much around their roots and a good schedule of watering is also a benefit. Here, where I live, the humidity is about 5-10% all the time. We have 300 days of sun a year and summers days in the low 40s C (over 105F) . Winters can be cold and it is not unknown to have a few nights with freezing outdoor temperatures. SO, it would be fair for me to be very envious of your growing conditions. I was quite surprised in the video where you visited a nursery because (and thank you) you put local prices for many plants. My surprise came from the cost. It was much higher than I had expected. Of course, rare plants do command a high price but some of the others were a shock. As you can guess, I've been around the block a few times and over my life I've lived in several growing zones. Each was a challenge and I was never disappointed in my meeting this challenge. Over my life I've had collections of cacti and succulents, orchids, bromeliads and African Violets. I usually choose the hardest thing to grown in my environment and see how I can do. So far, so good. I wish I could write to you privately but I know that a TH-camr would be soon swamped with personal emails to reply to so I'll not ask. Just wanted you to know that I like your style (although I'm not sure everyone will go for your swear words - I don't mind!!!) and your honesty and openness. You are a refreshing plant person on TH-cam and I have watched a lot especially during the pandemic because I've been locked down for about 5 months now. (Yes, as you can imagine from that, I live in a place that is a SUPER Hot Spot. I console myself with my online work and my plants and with watching people, like you, full of energy and enthusiasm on TH-cam. I want to wish you the best of luck. If I may give you some suggestions, please don't forget to include plants that are in ordinary folks homes there in Indonesia, botanical gardens and simply showcase your beautiful country through plants. I fear that we other non-Asian parts of the world are not very knowledgeable in general about Indonesia and especially our passion: plants and specifically house plants. You're doing a great job and I expect to learn a lot from you and have fun with your videos where you put little notes on the screen like "awkward" or "didn't get that right" at times. As Oscar Wilde said, "Be yourself. Everyone else is taken!" Good luck. Keep safe in this crazy world.
Harry T. Joko Jennings wow thank you so much for sharing your experiences, insights and suggestions. I loved reading every line. I started this channel because I learnt plant care from google, other youtubers, as well as local plant growers, and want to pass the knowledge along in a way that is... easy to understand and entertaining. I have a lot of creative content ideas in my head and I cant wait to see them come true. Please stay tuned and keep in touch! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you so much for your informative video. I learnt a lot from it. Will certainly help prevent a lot of plant deaths. Keep on making contents you love. 😀😎👍🏻
i've been obsessed with ur videos as of late, keep em coming please. btw, the downside tho is, you are such an enabler... i've got only 8 plants so far #plantsistanewbie, made a promise to myself to stop going on a plant buying craze. but umh i dunno ... am doubting myself a lot now, thanks to ur feeds haha
I love your channel, it's just now that I discovered it, YT recommended your channel because I also love plants. I am learn g a lot from you. Hopefully, I could add more indoor plants here. We have a desert garden here in Saudi.
Lovely collection. I was afraid of begonias also but found them so so easy. The only other thing I can say is on the peace lily. So glad you had that on here, but I found that its flowering has to deal with the amount of light you give them. It is tolerant of low light but med-high indirect light is it's preference.
Samantha Funes that peace lily grown in a spotlight actually flowered! Haha. It could be the fertilizer too... or perhaps that spotlight gave more light than we give it credit for 😅
I dont put them there because they all live outside. Im juggling between 2 businesses, 500+ plants, and 1 new youtube channel haha. I basically hose them down daily when they are outside so the care is much more simple. However they can live in the spot that they are placed in the video if I had time to water them one by one at the sink. 😊
the audio of this is really soft and muffled i had to turn my volume all the way up other than the technical side of things thanks for the video!! v helpful and cute
Great information! Glad your channel popped up in my recommended channels. I had trouble with begonias too until I bought a tiny begonia rex which is growing very well for me so far.
Kelly you are so right!!! And hard to find in some areas. I found that there are sellers on FB. Or, I just get smallest plant on internet and when it’s bigger and healthy I’m going to learn to propagate what I have and trade! Next year! I’ve learned there is a subculture for that. I’m new so I haven’t found those connections locally. But, I will.
@@socuriousjenee5105 I wonder if you'll have luck searching for groups like that local to you on Facebook. I know I'm part of a local plant trade group where we do just that. No one can sell plants, trades or give aways only. Its pretty amazing. I finally delved into looking on Etsy. I've been skeptical of ordering online for ages but finally bit the bullet for 2 plants on my wishlist I can never find locally. I noticed several of those anthuriums and philodendrons priced $150 and up for a 4 inch pot. Ouch.
For orchids... medium-bright indirect light, never give them soil, only charcoal chunks or leca balls. Water daily. Outdoors or good airflow required. Fertilize frequently if you want blooms!
I am new to plants as hobby for relaxation. I’ve always had Monstera and Philodendrons but I’ve gone from 3 plants to 15 in 3 months of Covid season. I love this video. Your facts are very down to earth. You are so relatable. And can I say “Your pots are so wonderful!”. You can do a video on pots and your pot selection. I’d watch!!! Subscribing now.
Wow thank youuu. I hope your collection grows. Do try out one of each species! I want to do pots and styling video at some point thanks for letting me know someones interested in that topic!
onlyplants Yes, I have a Peperomia Hope, Pilea, Staghorn fern, button leaf fern (dying, leave to professionals), spider plant, string of hearts, Ivy, African mask, scindapsus pictus, crimson queen Hoya, Hoya oblivata (sp) and mother in law tongue. I started with small 4 inch pot purchases for hard to find plants. I’ve gone a bit crazy. I’m not going to purchase anymore plants!!! I’m going to master these with help from TH-camrs like you with relatable content and easy delivery of that content. Thanks!!
Best way to start the morning is with a chill talk about plants
Ross Knodel yassss! 🤓
Totally agree. 😃
And a j
I don't need this information, but I watched anyways and stayed for the awkwardness, please don't lose it too soon!
Sulayma thank youu
Very beautiful green plants
I’m stunned at how much you water your mother in law!!! Seriously, mine is huge, and it gets water only 4 times a year! Yes, once every 3 months. I also live in a very dry climate. When you say you over water, that’s an understatement!
Haha yes I cant hold back on watering 🥹🥹
Thank you, Sean for boosting my confidence by sharing your caretips. I'm quite new to your channel and am learning much from you. You're right, we have to study the plants under our care for them to grow happy! Thanks much!
😀😀 happy to hear!
I can tell you are a genuinely kind human and I am here for it. I hope the universe blesses you in every way for it. You deserve to have your channel blow up. I'm glad I'm here to witness it. ❤ love from the US.
Whoa thank you so much! Those are the kindest words. Sending love back to the US ❤️ and hope everyone is safe over there.
Your subtitle-comments on this video are gold! 😂 Thanks for this advice, super helpful for newbies!
Love your plants beautiful and the background music so relaxing thankyou
I was wondering why my monstera was weeping, now I know! Over watering. So glad you mentioned this, Thanks.
Awww... good luck! Give it more light too sometimes thats a sign of insufficient light.
It's really great to find a plant youtuber from fellow indonesian. I am looking forward for some plant care tips from you, definitely subscribed! I found some tips from western plant youtubers aren't really necessary applied here. Even some tips could end up killing my plants. So I hope I can relate more to your channel! Thank you for posting videos!
Haha makasih sis. Keep in touch!
So true! Really glad to see this kind of video here. Likes from Malaysia
Perfect video to start my aroid collection. Thank you 😊💚🌱
The one that you showed as hoya crimson princess is actually the hoya crimson queen! The princess has variegation on inside and the queen has variegation on the outside. This is something I learned recently. Love the video!
Haha yess I have both!
I agree. I probably over water but I check out my plants every day. Phlebodium blue star has grown very long long leaves. When I bought it I was sure it would die as it was just tiny skinny stalks. Not now. Seems to like water
the first time i watched this i had to pause mid video to order myself a burle-marx philodendron! had her for a few weeks now and i'm in love. thanks for the recommend!
Haha you’re welcome. They grow very reliably can can take over the space very quickly. They respond very well to moss poles!
Thank you so much for sharing about your plant and your plant care. Been finding information and tips from western blog or youtuber which mostly didn't help at all for Indonesian. I've massacred my plants following them. Absolutely a lifesaver or should I say plantsaver. Keep going, man! Love your stuff!
Haha thank you... I killed my fair share too haha thats why I hope that I can help others avoid it.
I’ve had a fire flash aka mandarin spider plant that has magically stayed alive despite my frequent neglect for over 15 years. Highly recommend for mid-light if you can find it. I’m in PNW USA.
Your ZZ is so gorgeous and sculptural. I just realized I probably want to put one in a dark-ish side of my living room. 💕
Nice. I recommend to put it in a slightly brighter area on the day that you water it. Just to freshen it up. You can then stick it back in its darker spot :)
“Not all of you will make it. Some of you will fail”. Love the honesty lol. Keep it up.
Haha Ive seen many people succeed and fail. We are so different 😆
onlyplants love your vids :)
You seem so friendly and kind! All of your plants look healthy and beautiful. Thanks for a nice video!
Wow thank youuu 🤓
❤️🌹🌿❤️🌹🌿❤️🌹🌿❤️❤️🌹🌿beautiful video... there's a calmness in ur voice. 🙏
keep making such videos.
HUGE RESPECT FROM INDIA 🇮🇳
Thank you so much. Hope you guys are staying safe and well in India ❤️
@@onlyplants yes. thnk u. n i wish the same 2u. 🙏
Such a beautiful place, beautiful plants and a very nice person. I am really like to watch your videos, learning new things and new plants. Everyday I watch some of your videos and it makes me happy, I really like to see people who fall in love with plants.
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Your so lucky to live in an extremely humid environment. Love your plant collection
Thank you 🤓
I’m from South Africa, totally agree, it all depends on where you live, and how much light and water.
Your plants are amazing..
You can tell you put a lot of time ,love , and care..Thank you for sharing..🌱
Thank you too 😌🙏🏽
Love your vidoes, especially how you "geek" out about the plants which i can relate too. Really appreciate your knowledge and the intetesting way you present. Your passion is evident.
I love all your videos Sean, they are so thoughtful and insightful.
Thank youu
Thank u so much for such helpful and practical advice
Sooo happy I found your channel.
Im happy we are connected 😃
Great video!! the only thing I would add, since you are directing this to "new plant parents," is that some plants are toxic to pets. I've just started getting indoor plants, but I also have 3 cats, so I need to be very aware of plants that would poison them if they were able to access them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
Ohhh yes. Half of peoples pets leave plants alone, but if you have 3 thats a lot of risks haha.
I love all Peperomia.
“ smashing your phone ..” , “ stuck in a closet ... “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m obsessed with my pothos, vining philodendrons, and scindapsus pictus. I live in a basement with only 4 small windows and they are growing. I also have a monstera deliciosa that is slightly out of control lol
Look at you! I'm loving your channel your character those low key comments kill me. The best plant person to watch IMO and I love the music you make! I can literally watch you while I work. But then I rewatch to catch the comments on screen😂
Haha thank you so muchhh. I enjoyed making the vids too, they make me laugh too 🙈
You: Monstera Deliciosa is super easy to care for
Me: staring at my half dead deliciosa
You are so good when it comes to indoor plants, very informative, new subbed. 💕🤝 hey, I'm from Australia 🤝
Thank youu welcome to the channel🙌🏻
Your channel is becoming a favorite. Really good tips on a variety of plants.
Yeah, I've Killed That thank you so much for the encouragement!
Guttation - loss of water as a liquid, transpiration - loss of water as water vapor. Both processes take place through the leaves but the water droplets at the tip of leaves is guttation. Good information and your collection looks beautiful and healthy.
Thank you for that tip! Ill be sure to include that revision in my watering 102 videos 🤓
Gutasi in Bahasa Indonesia.
Its now a new religion, i watch ur vlogs at breakfast, after watering my plants🤗 im curious how to care for ferns. I had bought several times and always dies on me. Previously i had it in its original potting which was mainly cocohusk. So i tried supplementing with cocopeat filled potting mix just to make sure it retains more moisture. And thrived in my kitchen wall until it was jumped on by either a cat or rat and slowly died when no new leaves grew. Next i bought another which was planted on clay soil mixed with rice husk. So i thought to place it straight in a pot no soil changing and placed it under the same light exposure as the previous but with more chances of moist as its near the sink. But the stick like stalks got chipped. Leaves were all alright. So i decided to place it instead in a terraria (an unused fiah tank) right at the window with the sandy coco peat and compost packed potting mix. Its been growing in length but not as bushy as yours. I hope to see videos of yours focused on ferns. 😉
Hello One of my first few videos is a care and propagation of a fern, which applies to most ferns so do check that out. But heres a summary:
- some direct sunlight
- water daily, never let it dry out
- I use my general purpose potting mix on all my ferns
- fertilize lightly
Hope this helps!
I love your plants
I am happy I found you! I may also start you tube, and it's refreshing to see that there is still space for new channels to be found! Loving all the plants and now I have inspo for potting up my own plants!
Sheilla Hernandez thank youuu and good luck with the channel! Its an adrenaline rush to make videos and share them
11.35 pm on Friday night NYC... I'm enjoying this plant video...
Whoaaa hello NYC! I miss it so much there. Stay safe ya’ll!
The right spelling is Rhaphidophora. (Could correct it so ppl searching for R.T tips can find this video!! ) hello from Malaysian in Singapore :) great to see this channel from fellow Asian as I’ve been following western plant TH-camrs only so far. Keep it up!!!!
Omggg I just googled it! And Ive been saying/writing it wrong this whole time! Thank you so much for letting me know
I'm a beginner.. learning so much from you.. thanks a lot
Nice! I hope you have a lot of botanical discoveries in the years to come!
This is the first time i watched your show and i love it instantly have a good mood!😊👍🏽💚
so inspiring to have more more more plants on my garden thanks Sir Sean
I love your videos - welcome to TH-cam!
Thank you 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Love your plant collection, so nice helping video..you are very sympatic🙂🙂🙂
Haha thank you so much. I am happy to see other peoples wonderful plant journeys!
Yo! I found your vid in my recos! :D you're very chill and enthusiastic about your plants! The musics a bit too loud but still good! Also new subscriber from philippines! (^w^)
Glass Sian thank youuu. Yeah a few people did mention about the music too!
Hahah "I know a lot of you are choking right now cuz I just called Sansevieria, Dracaena" 😂😂
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I love your Videos so far!
I am looking forward to see more
I think the music in the background is a little bit to loud.
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xhellothisisme thank you for the input, I am still figuring out the audio haha. I think its my speaking audio thats a bit soft... because when Im on other youtubers pages their voices sound more loud and clear.
onlyplants I honestly didn’t notice any music. I believe that some people do have noise sensitivity and they can’t isolate as well as others. Hopefully your will find that sweet spot.
Cute plants, cute host 🥺
Haha shy host
onlyplants but thats what makes you so cute hahaha
Nice to see a planty friend from Asia providing expert advice. Thank you.
You’re welcome. Nice to meet youuu
I dont even own any plants and yet i really enjoy this!
I think u need to relax a bit though since u look kinda nervous at the beginning of the vid, regardless this is really good keep it up.
Christian A One of the reasons why I wanted to go on youtube is to overcome my fear of public speaking. I hope to gain more confidence and experience as it is a good skill to have! Thank you for your encouragement I appreciate it
Fantastic housplants! Greetings from Austria! Michi
Thank youu. Sending love back to Austria ❤️
Came across your channel and liked the content and joined, let it stay connected .The care video is wonderful
Thank you so much. 🐸
Back when I was a novice plant grower, I would water my plants almost everyday. Lmao
Haha thats the #1 misconception and I am guilty of that too!
Good morning 🌞 I love your collection of plants they are amazing health well I am living in Montego Bay Jamaica and I those see some of these plants on I enjoyed your video and look to see more of your videos
Joy Spence thank you so much, thank is so encouraging.
I really loved this video, such a different and modern touch to everything! Subscribed to your channel. Please make a video about Alocasias, I just got one this week and am learning that when you overwater them they sweat or drip! So fascinating
I just made a video on watering, and cover the sweating in details :)
I must admit that i have not mastered alocasias yes but will do once I get the hang of it!
Thanks for subscribing!
Regarding the sweating/dripping, I’ve found that when I thoroughly water they drip, only because transpiration increases. As long as I don’t do it too often my plants are happy :)
Mantap bang, lanjutkeun .... !!! 👍
Sama2 😎🙌🏻
Thanks for useful info sharing
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Your awareness will disappear with time, but almost all of your information is spot on. Looking forward to future videos.
Paula thank you so much!
I have never commented on anything . I had to on you! I just love you! Your knowledge of plants inspires me. I am a horticulturist. I own a flower shop in South Carolina USA. I enjoy seeing all the plants in your collection and at the plant nurseries that you visit. A lot of the plants that you show we sell at my flower shop. I love any plant that's different that I haven't seen before. Thank you for doing what you do. If you want any seeds or cuttings that I may have let me know. Hope they will allow me to ship to you. Thanks again, Robert
Whoaaaaa thank you Robert, I appreciate the comment. And coming from someone working in the industry this means even more. I hope your business is doing alright and stay safe! 😌🙏🏽
Your plants are really living their best lives!
Thank youu 🐸🐸🐸
I enjoy your videos; very practical and informative! You explain each plant’s needs so thoroughly!
Thank youu 🥰
Another great video👌, you explained it very well and so true, based on my experience. I have 8 of the plants you showed and I would love to get the 8 rest of it (expensive in my area)😍. Your scindapsus is so dark green I love it😍😍😍, it's not same as exotica that's is lighter color and has a lot of silver. My Boston ferns keep shedding leaves indoors (poor lighting) so I plant it outside and it spread as ground cover👌.
Nice. Ferns are such fast growers right!
LOVE your love for nature’s plants. 🙏🏾💚
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Subscribed because of this video ... and because I had to cancel my annual summer trip to Jakarta this year. Kangen Jakarta booo
Whoaa thank you so much. Come back soon as it is safe ya
@@onlyplants I sure will
Welcome to TH-cam! This was a really good and informative video, I really liked it. Excited to see more from you! Good luck!
Thank you! More videos to come!
Really enjoyed this so much! And you are right, that Begonia is stunning 🥰
Thank you Jays
Thank you for all pf the information you have shared thus far. We appreciate it.
Thank you for commenting on all my videos 😝
Great video , thankyou now to watch the plant nursery tour video 👍🌱☘️🌿
Haha thank you 🤓
Sean, it's been great to see your videos and to watch you as you start out in this world on TH-cam. I want to wish you the best of luck in this endeavor. Being in Indonesia (and lucky you speak multiple languages) you are blessed by a climate conducive to growing so many plants. Having lots of humidity can be handled with growing media for plants that don't like all that much around their roots and a good schedule of watering is also a benefit. Here, where I live, the humidity is about 5-10% all the time. We have 300 days of sun a year and summers days in the low 40s C (over 105F) . Winters can be cold and it is not unknown to have a few nights with freezing outdoor temperatures. SO, it would be fair for me to be very envious of your growing conditions. I was quite surprised in the video where you visited a nursery because (and thank you) you put local prices for many plants. My surprise came from the cost. It was much higher than I had expected. Of course, rare plants do command a high price but some of the others were a shock. As you can guess, I've been around the block a few times and over my life I've lived in several growing zones. Each was a challenge and I was never disappointed in my meeting this challenge. Over my life I've had collections of cacti and succulents, orchids, bromeliads and African Violets. I usually choose the hardest thing to grown in my environment and see how I can do. So far, so good. I wish I could write to you privately but I know that a TH-camr would be soon swamped with personal emails to reply to so I'll not ask. Just wanted you to know that I like your style (although I'm not sure everyone will go for your swear words - I don't mind!!!) and your honesty and openness. You are a refreshing plant person on TH-cam and I have watched a lot especially during the pandemic because I've been locked down for about 5 months now. (Yes, as you can imagine from that, I live in a place that is a SUPER Hot Spot. I console myself with my online work and my plants and with watching people, like you, full of energy and enthusiasm on TH-cam. I want to wish you the best of luck. If I may give you some suggestions, please don't forget to include plants that are in ordinary folks homes there in Indonesia, botanical gardens and simply showcase your beautiful country through plants. I fear that we other non-Asian parts of the world are not very knowledgeable in general about Indonesia and especially our passion: plants and specifically house plants. You're doing a great job and I expect to learn a lot from you and have fun with your videos where you put little notes on the screen like "awkward" or "didn't get that right" at times. As Oscar Wilde said, "Be yourself. Everyone else is taken!" Good luck. Keep safe in this crazy world.
Harry T. Joko Jennings wow thank you so much for sharing your experiences, insights and suggestions. I loved reading every line. I started this channel because I learnt plant care from google, other youtubers, as well as local plant growers, and want to pass the knowledge along in a way that is... easy to understand and entertaining. I have a lot of creative content ideas in my head and I cant wait to see them come true. Please stay tuned and keep in touch! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Your "awkward" part was super cute and made me smile. Loved your video :D you have beautiful plants.
Haha thank you so much 🤓
I love your videos... Very nice to see you hype the peace lily when a lot of plant enthusiasts kind of hate them.
Rainy Day Wolf haha peace lilies are so good for confidence building for beginners, and they are stunning if you stare at them long enough 🤓
Beautiful plants.🌿🌿 Love the way you groups your plants.
Thank youu 🤓🙏🏽
Thank you so much for your informative video. I learnt a lot from it. Will certainly help prevent a lot of plant deaths. Keep on making contents you love. 😀😎👍🏻
Thanks love ❤️ more to come!
Good explanation, and pleased to see you added the list of the plant names, very helpful
Thank youu
i've been obsessed with ur videos as of late, keep em coming please.
btw, the downside tho is, you are such an enabler... i've got only 8 plants so far #plantsistanewbie, made a promise to myself to stop going on a plant buying craze. but umh i dunno ... am doubting myself a lot now, thanks to ur feeds haha
tessa intanya haha life is short, buy the plants! (Just dont max out your credit card)
Congrats and thanks for the video 😉
Thank youu
Hello from Malaysia! I just discovered your channel and love your style and wit!
Thank you so much 🤗 nice to meet you
Very informative video, thanks!
You’re welcome 🙌🏻
awsome, your great
I love your channel, it's just now that I discovered it, YT recommended your channel because I also love plants. I am learn g a lot from you. Hopefully, I could add more indoor plants here. We have a desert garden here in Saudi.
Thank you so much. More videos to come! 🐸
You share a very beautiful smile flowers gerden 😀
Thank youu 😘
ahh, been obsessing over your videos. i’m so happy you uploaded a new one !! 💖💖💖
rubi xx thank you so much! I loved making these videos and connecting with people worldwide!
Beautiful!
Thank you 🙏🏽😌
I learned so much! Will be moving a lot of my plants tomorrow 😊
I really love all your plants. And I love watching your videos.🥰
Whoa thank you
Lovely collection. I was afraid of begonias also but found them so so easy. The only other thing I can say is on the peace lily. So glad you had that on here, but I found that its flowering has to deal with the amount of light you give them. It is tolerant of low light but med-high indirect light is it's preference.
Samantha Funes that peace lily grown in a spotlight actually flowered! Haha. It could be the fertilizer too... or perhaps that spotlight gave more light than we give it credit for 😅
Very beautiful collection of plants and well maintained too, do you place them in the same space as shown in the video?, they look great together too!
I dont put them there because they all live outside. Im juggling between 2 businesses, 500+ plants, and 1 new youtube channel haha. I basically hose them down daily when they are outside so the care is much more simple. However they can live in the spot that they are placed in the video if I had time to water them one by one at the sink. 😊
@@onlyplants they are looking healthy and great, may be some time you could share your manuring tips too, have long have they been with you?
the audio of this is really soft and muffled i had to turn my volume all the way up
other than the technical side of things thanks for the video!! v helpful and cute
Yeahhhh I have improved editing on my newer videos. Hundreds more to come! So stay tuned!
Great information! Glad your channel popped up in my recommended channels. I had trouble with begonias too until I bought a tiny begonia rex which is growing very well for me so far.
farmerswifesince95 thanks for stopping by and commenting. I hope you have success with your begonia!
Do you have an online shop? I’d love to get some from you! I love your videos! You are so relaxing to listen to
Thank you my online shop ships locally only @onlyplants.store on IG
B😍eautiful Plants Collection 🌱🌿👍
When a lot of these are expensive in USA :’)
Kelly 😝
Kelly you are so right!!! And hard to find in some areas. I found that there are sellers on FB. Or, I just get smallest plant on internet and when it’s bigger and healthy I’m going to learn to propagate what I have and trade! Next year! I’ve learned there is a subculture for that. I’m new so I haven’t found those connections locally. But, I will.
@@socuriousjenee5105 I wonder if you'll have luck searching for groups like that local to you on Facebook. I know I'm part of a local plant trade group where we do just that. No one can sell plants, trades or give aways only. Its pretty amazing.
I finally delved into looking on Etsy. I've been skeptical of ordering online for ages but finally bit the bullet for 2 plants on my wishlist I can never find locally. I noticed several of those anthuriums and philodendrons priced $150 and up for a 4 inch pot. Ouch.
Enjoy your videos !
Thank you 🤓
Loved ur video very informative 👏
Thank youuu 🙏🏽🐸
I was definitely sweating when u brought out the orchid. Love them but swore that I won’t kill anymore.
For orchids... medium-bright indirect light, never give them soil, only charcoal chunks or leca balls. Water daily. Outdoors or good airflow required. Fertilize frequently if you want blooms!
Nice video very informative for beginners like me. Keep em’ coming!
Thank you so much. More videos to come! 🤓
this man is a plant daddy i wonder do he give them a bottle when they cry.
I am new to plants as hobby for relaxation. I’ve always had Monstera and Philodendrons but I’ve gone from 3 plants to 15 in 3 months of Covid season. I love this video. Your facts are very down to earth. You are so relatable. And can I say “Your pots are so wonderful!”. You can do a video on pots and your pot selection. I’d watch!!! Subscribing now.
Wow thank youuu. I hope your collection grows. Do try out one of each species! I want to do pots and styling video at some point thanks for letting me know someones interested in that topic!
onlyplants Yes, I have a Peperomia Hope, Pilea, Staghorn fern, button leaf fern (dying, leave to professionals), spider plant, string of hearts, Ivy, African mask, scindapsus pictus, crimson queen Hoya, Hoya oblivata (sp) and mother in law tongue. I started with small 4 inch pot purchases for hard to find plants. I’ve gone a bit crazy. I’m not going to purchase anymore plants!!! I’m going to master these with help from TH-camrs like you with relatable content and easy delivery of that content. Thanks!!