Another great specimen to consider for Logee’s is P. camposportoanum. It’s GORGEOUS with its velvety leaves, much like a P. melanochrysum, but a bit cheaper. It’s basically indestructible and would fit in great with your Melanochrysum and Verrucosum lineup
Very short sweet and informative 🎥 Video throughly enjoyed it 🌱 plants never seen so healthy and smiling. May I ask what potting mix you use I not only have saved this video🎥 but shared too.
We recommend a standard soil-less mix with perlite, peat, etc. for aeration and better root health. Do not use soil from your garden as it is too heavy and may contain bacteria that is harmful to your plants.
My frydek is at a south facing window in my bathroom but I keep my blinds closed of course. North and east mine would only hold 2 leaves at a time. Hes doing pretty well has 4 now
You didn’t mention about the humidity levels they need which is very very important for them to grow strong. I kill many plants because my house is too dry, only ~40-45 all year round. Thanks.
I could listen to this man talk about plants all day ☺️
I’ve bought an Australian bottle tree from logees and I LOVE IT! It caught my eye IMMEDIATELY! And I was surprised I had never seen it before.
Love you, Logees. From you to me in Anchorage, you have transported, amazingly beautiful healthy plants that are my jungle forever friends.
I watch these videos because of Mr. Martin
Wow very nice curly plant I love it ,I have mican also thank so much Sir for sharing your very impormative vidio.
We have several plants from Logees and have been very pleased.
I love your channel. The videos are short but I learn so much.
Thank you so much. Glad you like them!
Have made purchases from Logees before. They are a top notch business. Would purchase from them again
So beautiful that curly plant.
I've been dying to go to their green house!
We're currently open Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm. Come visit us! :)
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How about a top ten succulents list? Please 🙏🏼
Another great specimen to consider for Logee’s is P. camposportoanum. It’s GORGEOUS with its velvety leaves, much like a P. melanochrysum, but a bit cheaper. It’s basically indestructible and would fit in great with your Melanochrysum and Verrucosum lineup
I wish Logee's would highlight the few plants that are not toxic to pets. It's time consuming to look up every potential purchase.
Love the plants, show up for the hotness.
I love them all! I recently purchased (from Logees) the Syngonium Alba and the Reverted Alba forms and they are so beautiful!! :)
Thank you - Glad you like them!
Love them all!
the magic of logee's.
Very short sweet and informative 🎥 Video throughly enjoyed it 🌱 plants never seen so healthy and smiling. May I ask what potting mix you use I not only have saved this video🎥 but shared too.
We recommend a standard soil-less mix with perlite, peat, etc. for aeration and better root health. Do not use soil from your garden as it is too heavy and may contain bacteria that is harmful to your plants.
Cool plants, Great video just subscribed and can't wait to get some new plants from you! 😀
Informative as always.
Heheh #1 I bought on my first visit there! Such cool curls
Learned about Logee’s from Martha. Love to follow.
Dear Logees,my plants professor
Thank you for the tour!
Soo beautiful your plants
Always a pleasure!!
My frydek is at a south facing window in my bathroom but I keep my blinds closed of course. North and east mine would only hold 2 leaves at a time. Hes doing pretty well has 4 now
You didn’t mention about the humidity levels they need which is very very important for them to grow strong. I kill many plants because my house is too dry, only ~40-45 all year round.
Thanks.
You can use a humidity tray or use a humidifier in your plant room. Try to keep it around 60-65% humidity.
I love the plants I got from logees last month!!
Wish you were in Canada so I could give you my money.
Melanocrysum i have😍😍
I have frydek
Do they ship to Canada? I love their plants
Thank you for your interest, but unfortunately, we do not currently ship to Canada.
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Key is to have more than one curry plant.. in Indian households leaves r never enough 😂