The Rhipsalis and Epiphyllum anguliger(fishbone cactus)that you showed are just some of the species of jungle cacti. They are epiphytes, that grow in rainforest climates, many do not have spines and they flower the prettiest blooms. It’s a really interesting family with so many more species and varieties.
Beautiful little ones,thats how I started.and now they take over, 9 hours ago I sent you another comment by mistake( I was half asleep in Australia)😂 💚🌱🌵🪴
Ooh colourful plants would be a fun one! Great idea! I have a black plants one so far but can defo do more colours too 😊 I wish I had blooming hoyas but I’ve not been able to get mine to bloom yet
Love seeing your tiny plants they are such fun my plants have had mad growth spurt which I love but then need repotting!! now I'm pruning and propagating them I'm loving the baby plants more but end up with 3 of the same plant😂😂 oh well Xmas presents sorted🎄
At 15:37 That’s definitely a pseudorhipsalis ramulosa! I have one which is huge and grows in a pretty shady spot but still grows amazingly, but of course if you want it to get that beautiful red hue then it needs to be in high light. It will love high humidity tho! They’re jungle cacti so has similar care to bromeliads or air plants.
I keep most of my succulents and cacti in my grow tent during the colder months, and I've seen a lot of people keep theirs in cabinets! Epiphyte or not, I'm sure it'll do great. 🥰
Ooh those baby plants are too cute! 😍 I have a question about Hoya care. I have a few small hoya in orchid bark. Is that a good growing medium for them? I have a Hindu Rope, Super Silver, Pubicalyx, and Krimson Queen. Thanks for all the helpful tips! I just found your channel when you visited the Jungle Haven.
I love love love growing mine in orchiata. Moss is the worst move. I’ll save u the bs from the gate lol. Justmake sure to supplement nutrients if not growing in souk
Welcome welcome :) I personally put mine in anthurium mix from soil ninja which is fairly barky. So they get lots of air on their roots but also nutrients from the soil
I bought banana plant in 5 cm planter. It grows so fast. Two years later it's in 24 cm planter and I have to put it in low light area to prevent it getting too gigantic.
What about a tour of all of your propagations? Kristina of Leafy_Luster just did it and it was great! Plus, it might help some of us (cough cough, me) calm our need to prop 😂
Do you keep the Syngoniums in the cabinet? I have one in a window with little humidity that looks great and the other one is on a table with humidifier going all the time and it looks bad.
I do keep some of them in the cabinet though tbh I think the ones outside it are doing a bit better. Might switch things around a bit and pull them out 🤷🏻♀️
🪴would be great to see your largest plants too! Enjoyed this video as being fairly new to houseplants, I’ve bought a lot of ‘small’ plants as it’s a great way to get variety and learn about the needs of each plant in my home, without the risk of losing a more mature specimen. But, sometimes you see a larger plant that is just screaming “Buy me!” 😱🤷🏻♂️what can ya do?
Awww cute little babies 🥰🥰
The Rhipsalis and Epiphyllum anguliger(fishbone cactus)that you showed are just some of the species of jungle cacti. They are epiphytes, that grow in rainforest climates, many do not have spines and they flower the prettiest blooms. It’s a really interesting family with so many more species and varieties.
Oooooh i’ll have to explore more jungle cactus as I’m defo a fan! Thanks 💚
Great changes in the room!
Love these bab plants,too bad I am in Australia
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Love your videos, keep them coming
Heheh thanks!! 🥰
Beautiful little ones,thats how I started.and now they take over,
9 hours ago I sent you another comment by mistake( I was half asleep in Australia)😂
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Yeah it’s so fun watching them grow up huh?
Your videos always makes me happier! and the people you visited are also so nice watch you all now 😀
Aww thanks! Yeah I defo love visiting planty people! Always so much fun!
I'd like to see colorful plants. Blooming hoyas would be awesome also. 👌
Ooh colourful plants would be a fun one! Great idea! I have a black plants one so far but can defo do more colours too 😊
I wish I had blooming hoyas but I’ve not been able to get mine to bloom yet
Love seeing your tiny plants they are such fun my plants have had mad growth spurt which I love but then need repotting!! now I'm pruning and propagating them I'm loving the baby plants more but end up with 3 of the same plant😂😂 oh well Xmas presents sorted🎄
Exactly the right mindset! You can also swap or sell and get some new plants 🪴
At 15:37 That’s definitely a pseudorhipsalis ramulosa! I have one which is huge and grows in a pretty shady spot but still grows amazingly, but of course if you want it to get that beautiful red hue then it needs to be in high light. It will love high humidity tho! They’re jungle cacti so has similar care to bromeliads or air plants.
Ooh I hope mine can grow big like that too! Maybe I’ll put it in the cabinet or something 💚 thanks for the advice!
I keep most of my succulents and cacti in my grow tent during the colder months, and I've seen a lot of people keep theirs in cabinets! Epiphyte or not, I'm sure it'll do great. 🥰
Ooh good to know! Making me less nervous about it
peace n love from devon :) thanks for the vid x
Hi..new here and I had to subscribe. Now I get to binge watch all the previous ones !! I like the look of small plants among my large ones.
Welcome welcome! So glad you’re enjoying! Let me know if there’s anything you want to see from me or if you have any questions 😊
Ooh those baby plants are too cute! 😍 I have a question about Hoya care. I have a few small hoya in orchid bark. Is that a good growing medium for them? I have a Hindu Rope, Super Silver, Pubicalyx, and Krimson Queen. Thanks for all the helpful tips! I just found your channel when you visited the Jungle Haven.
I love love love growing mine in orchiata. Moss is the worst move. I’ll save u the bs from the gate lol. Justmake sure to supplement nutrients if not growing in souk
Welcome welcome :) I personally put mine in anthurium mix from soil ninja which is fairly barky. So they get lots of air on their roots but also nutrients from the soil
I bought banana plant in 5 cm planter. It grows so fast. Two years later it's in 24 cm planter and I have to put it in low light area to prevent it getting too gigantic.
Omg amazing! They’re such speedy growers when they’re happy huh
What about a tour of all of your propagations? Kristina of Leafy_Luster just did it and it was great! Plus, it might help some of us (cough cough, me) calm our need to prop 😂
Haha I’m defo going to do a prop box tour when I get back from my holiday :) so keep an eye out 😉
Do you keep the Syngoniums in the cabinet? I have one in a window with little humidity that looks great and the other one is on a table with humidifier going all the time and it looks bad.
I do keep some of them in the cabinet though tbh I think the ones outside it are doing a bit better. Might switch things around a bit and pull them out 🤷🏻♀️
🪴would be great to see your largest plants too! Enjoyed this video as being fairly new to houseplants, I’ve bought a lot of ‘small’ plants as it’s a great way to get variety and learn about the needs of each plant in my home, without the risk of losing a more mature specimen. But, sometimes you see a larger plant that is just screaming “Buy me!” 😱🤷🏻♂️what can ya do?
I can defo do a large plants video too :)
My syngoniums hated me until i put they in pon and my first ever one is massive😁
oooh that's good to know! I think I'm going to switch some to pon soon :)
wow have you changed from your videos like 2 years ago. those are the first ones I saw.
Haha yeah I’ve learned a lot since then 😂