I love that you don't just introduce us to your plants but to individual leaves too. This one is the latest leaf, that one has different variagations, the other didn't take well to neem oil. I do that too. My poor husband tries his best to look interested. 😂
Your Tradescantia will go dormant during the winter. I just let mine dry out and water very sparingly in the winter. In the spring cut off the splenly vines and leave about 3 inches long and put out in the sun and water. It will go crazy. They love the sun and will not get thick stems or color up if not in the morning sun at least. On your Epiphyllum it will need bright light and bloom fertilizer for flower. It really loves bright filtered light and soil like a succulent plant.
At the end of your flower Spike that's a keiki which is Hawaiian for baby. It might mean that your orchid is worried about continuing on so it's trying to make a baby so it's genes live on so to speak. With phalaenopsis orchids some people take it off because they think it may Rob the plant because too much in the way of nutrients is going to the baby. I know it's a rule of three I think before you take the baby off of phalaenopsis orchid. Meaning three leaves three roots and they would be aerial roots and 3 inches. So I guess the rule of three still goes except for the fact that it couldn't ever reach 3 in when that's the size of the parent plant. I started a TH-cam channel so that I can keep track of my orchids and share them with a friend on TH-cam who had a channel named Carolyn her husband's name Jack so they combine the names for her channels name and it's j a c o l y n s orchids. She lives in Salmon Arm Canada and she's a delightful lady. She taught me how to care for my orchids but hers are 99% phalaenopsis as are mine. I now have over 30 orchids due to her Gardens. If you'd like to see my orchids just go to TH-cam and put my name in the world orchids into the search engine and you'll see my duties and all their Glory last year. I'm waiting for the show to start this year. I love your station I've missed the past couple videos so I'm trying to catch up! I love the fact you've kept your caladium alive and I'm going to have to check out your care video I let all of mine go dormant. I don't have room to take care of them in the proper light. I have gotten too many plants over the summer due to how beautiful your garden outside was teehee. I bought two big allocations a big Rojo Congo it got huge 3 monstera plants two huge split leaf philodendrons a smaller split leaf philodendron none of them were marked and a variety of colocasia black Ripple, tropical storm, and a few others. I also bought a banana tree and 4 Canna. The Royal Shield alocasia I have four or five babies that are 2 to 3 feet high now and planted in separate pots. In addition to all this I have a coleus collection and I'm trying to keep some unusual coleus alive in water because I grew them from seed which is quite easy. I had maybe three mother plants last year and now I probably have six that I've got to keep alive. My sliding glass doors to the patio are one big wall of plants. My 5 gardenia trees are still in the garage and I've got to get them in the house but the garage has been kind of steady in the 50s but that's not going to last. You are an inspiration to me
Your begonia will absolutely love being in your kitchen window. And you're right about plants an animal's because the cat a timer to got a hold of my begonias and chewed but I didn't notice anything wrong. I keep it away from her and next to where she Lays watching her Outdoors I have coleus around her because she doesn't bother them. I know there are member of the of the mint family because of their Square stems at least that's what I read.
About your pink princess. If you go to Gabriella Facebook page maybe or TH-cam channel he does a video on the care of pink princess. And I believe what he said is if it starts to lose its variegation you need to cut the top off above the variegated leaf and then maybe it will come back and start to throw out pink variegation again. It's a beautiful plant the way it is but it might be worth a try and then you'd have what you cut off rooted as another
I had trouble with my first calatheas the pinstriped one I can't remember the proper name. At first I didn't have trouble because I had the humidity up to about 60% and it was very happy. But unfortunately I didn't realize how much water it needed and didn't want to dry out. I tend to be the kind to gets around to water and whenever my plants are dry as a bone so to speak. I solved that problem by buying one of those glass globes with the stem you fill up with water and put into the pot and it was fine until the glass globe ran out of water and I lost a couple more leaves. I bought a medallion calathea and put a globe in it spot right away and I've had it I'd say at least three months and it hasn't lost a leaf or gotten a brown tip. So my suggestion for calatheas is buy those! Glass watering tubes
Number two on my list out of all your plants has the pink splash syngonium syngonium are so lovely and there's so many varieties. pink splash and the one that has the pink confetti on it plus the variegated one are on my wishlist
After the flowers there should be from what I've read not from experience little beads that form and if you plant the they will grow a new play it. I paid $21 along with shipping to buy a tiny little regular string of hearts and it appears that there were maybe three little of those beads put in this little one inch pot. But I don't water it very often and it is getting lots and lots of new growth. Some people refer to that plant as the rosary Vine because of all the beads that grow down a long with the leaves after it flowers. Out of all the plants that you've shown the one that I like the best is your string of hearts
Your plants are so healthy looking, it seems unreal! Can’t believe my eyes- perfection! Do you clean the leaves often? I would love the list of the names in the description.
Violino W Thank you! I don’t clean the leaves very often… Maybe a couple of times a year. I wrote all the names of the plants on the screen for you… Just pause the video if you need to write them down 😊🌿💚
Thank you for your video 🥰 the calladium is so mesmerising, the anthurium clarinervium is my favorite plant 💚😍 and the alocasia cuprea is the next on my whishlist 😉
Hi Hannah, Great video as per usual and always the highlight of my week to see your collection. Your choice of your favourite top ten is a great selection of beautiful plants and really enjoyed getting a little insight into what your current favourites are. Your plants are always so healthy and well looked after. Was a bit surprised that your Melanochrysum didnt reach your top 10 but personal preferences are what make us individual. Not surprising to see you start with the caladium and for obvious reasons, mine is still going strong also and my White Christmas still has 1 leaf hanging on for dear life. I almost want them to go to sleep now so that they get a good rest 😂😂. The Alocasia Cuprea is also one of my absolute favourites and is one I could never get bored of admiring. Thanks for the upload and look forward to seeing what you have planned for next week. 😁😁😁
Wow Hannah, so many beautiful ones on your top 10, I would have a hard time settling on which ten, but the Alocasia Cuprea is one of my favorites, as well as the Philodendron Pink Princess. The variegated string of hearts is on my wish list, and my regular string of hearts is tiny but growing pretty darn good for just growing from cuttings. Your Syngonium Pink Splash is amazing. I'm on the look out for the Syngonium Confetti, my daughter got one, but I don't know if it's still alive, she said since winter hit some of her plants are dropping like flies, oh dear! Thank you again Hannah, I just always enjoy seeing all of your plants, you have so many beautiful ones so I can see how your list changes all the time. I hope you have a great weekend and I will see you soon, bye for now.
Lovely healthy plants Hannah. I think that the musaica is the only calathea, at least for the semihydroponics, that is thriving for me🙄 and that ceropegia, gorgeous💚 lovely video like always. I need to take some decorations lessons from you😊, i am rubbish with that🙄
tropical_jungle_uk sma ha ha I love home decor! I have just changed my living room to more of a rustic, log cabin kind of decor! Getting ready for Xmas 🎄💚
I love this video Hannah! I am hoping to be able to purchase an alocasia red secret next spring:)) I would absolutely LOVE to own the silver dragon scale, now that is an amazing plant to look at...Its probably because I am a total sci fi girl and anything about dragons I am obsessed with ha ha!!! I noticed your beautiful painting in the back goround from that artist we talked about yesterday when we were messaging:) I was looking at that one and there were some that had the sun on the horizon that I REALLY loved:) it was the part where you showed your ric rack cactus, I believe it was a picture of the two people walking in the woods/trees:) Beautiful video my sweet friend I loved watching it and I hope you have a good Monday evening...give monster and Marvin a kiss for me ha ha ha!!!
@@TropicalPlantAddict I go to Mexico once a year to my mother n laws for christmas and we went fishing last year and I look around by and old tree and there they were it was in bloom with white flowers it was a huge fishbone cactus. I told my husband I wish I could take some, but it would got miss up on the airplane in my bags.
I love that you don't just introduce us to your plants but to individual leaves too. This one is the latest leaf, that one has different variagations, the other didn't take well to neem oil. I do that too. My poor husband tries his best to look interested. 😂
I love the alocasia!!! Looks like a shiny turtle shells
I could watch a 24 hr live cam of your welcoming plant home. I just ❤️ your plants and how you have them styled in your space. All those colors 💕
The orchid on the end of the flower spike is called a keiki, and it means your orchid was happy enough to make a baby ☺
Its mind blowing lovely plants. Great maintenance. Hats off to you.
Of all the channels I watch, your plants are the most beautiful.
denise flanagan thanks so much! I’ll have some new beauties soon 😊💚🌿🌱
Your voice is so soothing, LOVE all you favorites!!
All of them are so pretty 🥰
Beautiful plants Hannah! Ur videos are awesome and so relaxing. Disappointed when they’re over!💚
I agree with you when the videos over I'm wanting more
Oh, I’m telling on you for showing 11 + 1... Ha ha ha
Oh I love all of these! That alocasia at the end and the pink princess are absolutely gorgeous
I always enjoy watching your beautiful collections n home decors. Waiting for the next one 😍 eagerly. 😁💚💜💛
Your Tradescantia will go dormant during the winter. I just let mine dry out and water very sparingly in the winter. In the spring cut off the splenly vines and leave about 3 inches long and put out in the sun and water. It will go crazy. They love the sun and will not get thick stems or color up if not in the morning sun at least. On your Epiphyllum it will need bright light and bloom fertilizer for flower. It really loves bright filtered light and soil like a succulent plant.
At the end of your flower Spike that's a keiki which is Hawaiian for baby. It might mean that your orchid is worried about continuing on so it's trying to make a baby so it's genes live on so to speak. With phalaenopsis orchids some people take it off because they think it may Rob the plant because too much in the way of nutrients is going to the baby. I know it's a rule of three I think before you take the baby off of phalaenopsis orchid. Meaning three leaves three roots and they would be aerial roots and 3 inches. So I guess the rule of three still goes except for the fact that it couldn't ever reach 3 in when that's the size of the parent plant. I started a TH-cam channel so that I can keep track of my orchids and share them with a friend on TH-cam who had a channel named Carolyn her husband's name Jack so they combine the names for her channels name and it's j a c o l y n s orchids. She lives in Salmon Arm Canada and she's a delightful lady. She taught me how to care for my orchids but hers are 99% phalaenopsis as are mine. I now have over 30 orchids due to her Gardens. If you'd like to see my orchids just go to TH-cam and put my name in the world orchids into the search engine and you'll see my duties and all their Glory last year. I'm waiting for the show to start this year. I love your station I've missed the past couple videos so I'm trying to catch up! I love the fact you've kept your caladium alive and I'm going to have to check out your care video I let all of mine go dormant. I don't have room to take care of them in the proper light. I have gotten too many plants over the summer due to how beautiful your garden outside was teehee. I bought two big allocations a big Rojo Congo it got huge 3 monstera plants two huge split leaf philodendrons a smaller split leaf philodendron none of them were marked and a variety of colocasia black Ripple, tropical storm, and a few others. I also bought a banana tree and 4 Canna. The Royal Shield alocasia I have four or five babies that are 2 to 3 feet high now and planted in separate pots. In addition to all this I have a coleus collection and I'm trying to keep some unusual coleus alive in water because I grew them from seed which is quite easy. I had maybe three mother plants last year and now I probably have six that I've got to keep alive. My sliding glass doors to the patio are one big wall of plants. My 5 gardenia trees are still in the garage and I've got to get them in the house but the garage has been kind of steady in the 50s but that's not going to last. You are an inspiration to me
Your begonia will absolutely love being in your kitchen window. And you're right about plants an animal's because the cat a timer to got a hold of my begonias and chewed but I didn't notice anything wrong. I keep it away from her and next to where she Lays watching her Outdoors I have coleus around her because she doesn't bother them. I know there are member of the of the mint family because of their Square stems at least that's what I read.
About your pink princess. If you go to Gabriella Facebook page maybe or TH-cam channel he does a video on the care of pink princess. And I believe what he said is if it starts to lose its variegation you need to cut the top off above the variegated leaf and then maybe it will come back and start to throw out pink variegation again. It's a beautiful plant the way it is but it might be worth a try and then you'd have what you cut off rooted as another
I had trouble with my first calatheas the pinstriped one I can't remember the proper name. At first I didn't have trouble because I had the humidity up to about 60% and it was very happy. But unfortunately I didn't realize how much water it needed and didn't want to dry out. I tend to be the kind to gets around to water and whenever my plants are dry as a bone so to speak. I solved that problem by buying one of those glass globes with the stem you fill up with water and put into the pot and it was fine until the glass globe ran out of water and I lost a couple more leaves. I bought a medallion calathea and put a globe in it spot right away and I've had it I'd say at least three months and it hasn't lost a leaf or gotten a brown tip. So my suggestion for calatheas is buy those! Glass watering tubes
Number two on my list out of all your plants has the pink splash syngonium syngonium are so lovely and there's so many varieties. pink splash and the one that has the pink confetti on it plus the variegated one are on my wishlist
After the flowers there should be from what I've read not from experience little beads that form and if you plant the they will grow a new play it. I paid $21 along with shipping to buy a tiny little regular string of hearts and it appears that there were maybe three little of those beads put in this little one inch pot. But I don't water it very often and it is getting lots and lots of new growth. Some people refer to that plant as the rosary Vine because of all the beads that grow down a long with the leaves after it flowers. Out of all the plants that you've shown the one that I like the best is your string of hearts
I love your calatheas not sure if I've seen that one for sale here in Maryland or on the Internet
Those are beautiful plants.
I love plant and leaning from you . 🌱🤗
love the Calladium as well ! nice relaxing video again, !
Your plants are gorgeous Hannah, I love the Red secret 😍😍😍
Your plants are so healthy looking, it seems unreal! Can’t believe my eyes- perfection! Do you clean the leaves often? I would love the list of the names in the description.
Violino W Thank you! I don’t clean the leaves very often… Maybe a couple of times a year. I wrote all the names of the plants on the screen for you… Just pause the video if you need to write them down 😊🌿💚
beautiful plants! thanks for sharing your top 10! Pam in Colorado
Pam Cardinal You’re welcome Pam 😊🌿💚🌸
All plants are so beautiful
So beautiful..
Thank you for your video 🥰 the calladium is so mesmerising, the anthurium clarinervium is my favorite plant 💚😍 and the alocasia cuprea is the next on my whishlist 😉
Hi Hannah,
Great video as per usual and always the highlight of my week to see your collection. Your choice of your favourite top ten is a great selection of beautiful plants and really enjoyed getting a little insight into what your current favourites are. Your plants are always so healthy and well looked after. Was a bit surprised that your Melanochrysum didnt reach your top 10 but personal preferences are what make us individual. Not surprising to see you start with the caladium and for obvious reasons, mine is still going strong also and my White Christmas still has 1 leaf hanging on for dear life. I almost want them to go to sleep now so that they get a good rest 😂😂. The Alocasia Cuprea is also one of my absolute favourites and is one I could never get bored of admiring. Thanks for the upload and look forward to seeing what you have planned for next week. 😁😁😁
Wow Hannah, so many beautiful ones on your top 10, I would have a hard time settling on which ten, but the Alocasia Cuprea is one of my favorites, as well as the Philodendron Pink Princess. The variegated string of hearts is on my wish list, and my regular string of hearts is tiny but growing pretty darn good for just growing from cuttings. Your Syngonium Pink Splash is amazing. I'm on the look out for the Syngonium Confetti, my daughter got one, but I don't know if it's still alive, she said since winter hit some of her plants are dropping like flies, oh dear! Thank you again Hannah, I just always enjoy seeing all of your plants, you have so many beautiful ones so I can see how your list changes all the time. I hope you have a great weekend and I will see you soon, bye for now.
Gorgeous plants! Love from India.😘
i love your video.its very very beautiful and very relaxing .all your plants are beautiful .the best one is alocasia mocasia cuprea ilove love it .
Hola buenas tardes lo estoy viendo desde la te no x mi cel saludos desde México 🤗🍀🌿🌱😚👋
WOW WOW WOW i love all 11 u can show as many as u like i love them all amazing thanks kay
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Cause i sure the video is such beautiful !!
I love this video ❤️ you plants look gorgeous 😍
Been waiting all week :) hello
The Dave hello hope you’ve had a good week 😀🌿🌱🌳🌵
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Lovely healthy plants Hannah. I think that the musaica is the only calathea, at least for the semihydroponics, that is thriving for me🙄 and that ceropegia, gorgeous💚 lovely video like always. I need to take some decorations lessons from you😊, i am rubbish with that🙄
tropical_jungle_uk sma ha ha I love home decor! I have just changed my living room to more of a rustic, log cabin kind of decor! Getting ready for Xmas 🎄💚
@@TropicalPlantAddict perfect, i need a lot of inspiration. And i love rustic decor. You are hired 😂😂😙
Caladium! love love!
I love this video Hannah! I am hoping to be able to purchase an alocasia red secret next spring:)) I would absolutely LOVE to own the silver dragon scale, now that is an amazing plant to look at...Its probably because I am a total sci fi girl and anything about dragons I am obsessed with ha ha!!! I noticed your beautiful painting in the back goround from that artist we talked about yesterday when we were messaging:) I was looking at that one and there were some that had the sun on the horizon that I REALLY loved:) it was the part where you showed your ric rack cactus, I believe it was a picture of the two people walking in the woods/trees:) Beautiful video my sweet friend I loved watching it and I hope you have a good Monday evening...give monster and Marvin a kiss for me ha ha ha!!!
Simply beautiful!
that Cuprea is insane!
Great plants.
Hermosas tus plantas
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The flowers are pretty on the fishbone cactus and it dont get cold in Mexico where I go to in the mountains.
sandy martinez I really hope mine flowers! 🤞🏻🌸🌵
@@TropicalPlantAddict I go to Mexico once a year to my mother n laws for christmas and we went fishing last year and I look around by and old tree and there they were it was in bloom with white flowers it was a huge fishbone cactus. I told my husband I wish I could take some, but it would got miss up on the airplane in my bags.
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Hey Hannah where did you get your cactuses got different colors in it I love that I think is so pretty