As a former teacher myself, I APPRECIATE how you break down the information without the usual "noise" that many content creators tend to get into. Yours are CONSISTENT. DIRECT. NO HASSLE. STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. Please keep it up Louie. This is what information should be! Kudos!
Danny Varvaris My pleasure Danni. We’ve been to Australia many times over the years and will still come back for more. When this global pandemic is over. Thanks for your support !
More informative content, this time in the world of houseplants. Thanks! in the world of too much noise when it comes to these plants, I am VERY GLAD you just MADE IT DIRECT. SIMPLE. APPROACHABLE for many. Keep it up!
I have a kangaroo paw fern too bought it from Walmart last year and it is now huge almost triple the size since I bought it. Finally through your video I learn now how will I propagate it. Thanks! By the way I am a Filipina, your kababayan now living here in US.
That is excellent Helen! Kamusta ? That’s great! Aren’t kangaroo paws the best to have as indoor plants ?! I am glad you came across my channel. Hope you consider subscribing. Welcome to our circle in Acorn Hill ! 🇵🇭🙋🏻♂️👍🏼
@@ACORNHILL new plant mom here. Just bought it on a whim last week from Kroger. She's doing well on our eastern facing porch in Arkansas heat and humidity. I wanted to have indoor plants but read that they should be outdoors as much as possible.
I was given a rabbit's foot I've never had luck with ferns so I was immediately intimidated and for good reason. I repotted him and at first he perked up and started getting his color back (he was very faded) but now his tips are turning brown and certain leaves are shriveled😣 I hoping its because I've got him in direct sunlight mabye its burning so I will move him. Thank you so much your videos are so informative I'm subscribing so I don't lose you😊
So very kind of you to be a part of the channel! I used to not like ferns as well. They are very unique in their own ways and growing habits. Keep your rabbit ferns moist and in a cool spot. They don’t like “wet feet”. So apart from burning from a more heated location, you may want to check the growing medium it’s in. Allow for good drainage in the soil. Good luck with your rabbit’s foot and hope it continues to thrive. 🤞🏼😊
Great presentation! Straight to the point. So glad you mentioned ginger and iris being rhizomes, too. Have you ever propagated a new rabbits foot fern from a section of the rhizome that has a frond?
Thanks ever so much. Very kind and generous of you. I enjoy informing folks of what I know and even more so enjoy the teachings of fellow gardeners out there. The joys of garden interaction! 😊. Many thanks for being a part of the Acorn Hill circle. Welcome Lynn! 👍🏼
Thank God I found this video! I hope you get this comment okay. Thank you for explaining this so well. Please help me, I revived a Kangaroo fern for Christmas. I had to google what it was because my husband saw it's "stunning beauty" and knew I would LOVE IT...but it was the last one, and it no longer had its care tag. And I'm scared that I am gonna kill it. I have it hanging right next to a sky light, should I move it, because its starting to get brown leaves. I water it like any other house plant (leaving it in the sink to fully drain) is that wrong? How does it like its water? I do plan on getting a cool mist humidifier, and I mist I frequently now. But I live in Arizona... driest state in the country, what else does it need? I love the cups of water in the Rabbits foot fern idea, should I do that? Please help me not kill this beautiful plant. It was a special gift and I love it a lot. Please and thank you.
That’s so kind of you Andrea. Kindly be reassured I will address and explain answers to your plant concerns within a day. Thanks and welcome to Acorn Hill! 😃
Here’s my advise with your kangaroo fern query: I’d recommend moving it away from direct sunlight. Find a spot in the house that’s got indirect light. As far as watering, you’re doing it right let it drain well. Never let it sit In a pool of water. Make sure you place it away from any heat source or vents as well. I hope this helps 😄
I’d say it’s not a bad idea to get a small humidifier. They’ll definitely like this condition. Increasing the humidity by houseplants can be had several ways: from placing pots on top of pebbles or stone in a saucer filled with water to even as simple as placing several cups with water around the plants. I’ve found them to be useful as well.
HI, THE KANGAROO FERN IS ACTUALLY CALLED A KANGAROO PAW FERN BECAUSE OF THE SHAPE OF THE LEAVES. HAVE A LOOK INTO ACTUAL KANGAROO’s PAW. HOPEFULLY THIS HELPS. LOVE AND MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. YOU ARE VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT THE PLANTS. ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
Hello Annette! Thanks for the kind correction. Sometimes I interchange them but I know smarter gardeners out there like you can pardon me for that mistake 😝. Ahhhh, Australia! One of my most favorite countries in the southern hemisphere. You are also in one of the better climates for growing plants down under. Huge follower and fan of Gardening Australia here !
I just picked up the blue star fern, I'm veryyy excited about her she's in a small pot but in great condition, iv been very nervous to try a fern but couldn't resist. Should I bottom water to avoid death from water touching the risomes ? Also, do they grow outside the plant pot like the other one u were talking about ??
Moist but well drained is the type of soil I’ve had them in lately. I know it’s a misnomer of a soil combination but it works. They live in the tropics and rainforests so a good dousing of rainwater (what happens in the rainforest) that drains very quickly works well for my blue star so far. Get excited with your new plant. I am sure you’ll succeed. If something happens otherwise, count that as a valuable lesson in the exciting journey called gardening. Cheers! 🙋🏻♂️😀
Hello there. As these are indoor plants. I suggest being very in-tune with the plants. Some of them do need frequent watering. The ubiquitous finger in the soil method holds true for most of them. I water frequently during the growing months and hold back on the watering during winter when some of them hibernate. 😃. Hope this helps. What kind of plants do you keep indoors?
As a former teacher myself, I APPRECIATE how you break down the information without the usual "noise" that many content creators tend to get into. Yours are CONSISTENT. DIRECT. NO HASSLE. STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. Please keep it up Louie. This is what information should be! Kudos!
Thanks for the vote of confidence 😁
I couldn't agree with you more. and his voice is soothing too
Grace Barnes too kind you guys. Way too kind.
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This requires passion and patience. Good on you bro!
Reynaldo Reydolmar Thanks
We have many of the kangaroo ferns here Down Under! Thanks for featuring one of our native ferns! Love it!
Danny Varvaris My pleasure Danni. We’ve been to Australia many times over the years and will still come back for more. When this global pandemic is over. Thanks for your support !
All your plants look very lush and healthy!
Chris Santos thanks bro
@@ACORNHILL Isn't it wonderful to have content that is direct. no-fuss. simple. and attainable ?!
puring biyo How nice time hear this! Many thanks this is my high note for the day
@@ACORNHILL You deserve it Louie. You work so hard
Grace Barnes thanks grace. Much appreciated.
I love my plants. They bring me so much joy. I also feel that we can never learn enough our plants. So glad I found your channel.
That’s too kind of you. Thanks for the comment. Welcome to Acorn Hill
That's what we have in abundance down in the tropical parts of Australia
Warwick Wilcox what part of Oz are you from ?
I have many fond memories of Sydney
That Rabbit's foot fern is highly intriguing. I want that too!
Got them from Lowes
This was one of the best, informative videos I've seen in a long time. Bravo! 👏
Much appreciated Mel. Thanks for watching and for chiming in 🙋🏻♂️😀
More informative content, this time in the world of houseplants. Thanks! in the world of too much noise when it comes to these plants, I am VERY GLAD you just MADE IT DIRECT. SIMPLE. APPROACHABLE for many. Keep it up!
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very healthy plants
Many thanks. A lot of work but certainly worth it.
bro, marami ng ferns na yan dito sa atin.easy to plant,madaling dumami.
I never knew you weren’t supposed to water right over the center of my kangaroo paw fern. Good tip
Had to err on the side of caution with this fern. Seems to work so far. 👍🏼😊
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video
You are so very welcome and welcome to the channel
lush and so green
Vicky Biyo and very healthy
I have a kangaroo paw fern too bought it from Walmart last year and it is now huge almost triple the size since I bought it. Finally through your video I learn now how will I propagate it. Thanks! By the way I am a Filipina, your kababayan now living here in US.
That is excellent Helen! Kamusta ? That’s great! Aren’t kangaroo paws the best to have as indoor plants ?!
I am glad you came across my channel. Hope you consider subscribing. Welcome to our circle in Acorn Hill ! 🇵🇭🙋🏻♂️👍🏼
I just bought a kangaroo plant. Thank you for the education!!!
My pleasure. Share with us your growing experience with it at your convenience. You’re welcome to chime in. Cheers !
@@ACORNHILL new plant mom here. Just bought it on a whim last week from Kroger. She's doing well on our eastern facing porch in Arkansas heat and humidity. I wanted to have indoor plants but read that they should be outdoors as much as possible.
So very helpful! Thank you for the video, I'm happy to subscribe. : )
Thanks! Very kind of you. Welcome to Acorn Hill ! 🙋🏻♂️😀
All those green bits! I like them all
lush and very green indeed
Vida Sauler 👍🏼
Salamat po dito.
Thank you rin po for dropping by
I was given a rabbit's foot I've never had luck with ferns so I was immediately intimidated and for good reason. I repotted him and at first he perked up and started getting his color back (he was very faded) but now his tips are turning brown and certain leaves are shriveled😣
I hoping its because I've got him in direct sunlight mabye its burning so I will move him.
Thank you so much your videos are so informative I'm subscribing so I don't lose you😊
So very kind of you to be a part of the channel! I used to not like ferns as well. They are very unique in their own ways and growing habits. Keep your rabbit ferns moist and in a cool spot. They don’t like “wet feet”. So apart from burning from a more heated location, you may want to check the growing medium it’s in. Allow for good drainage in the soil. Good luck with your rabbit’s foot and hope it continues to thrive. 🤞🏼😊
Really informative video. Thank you kindly!!
Many thanks Barbra! Hope you’re keeping safe. Welcome to Acorn Hill !
Great presentation! Straight to the point. So glad you mentioned ginger and iris being rhizomes, too. Have you ever propagated a new rabbits foot fern from a section of the rhizome that has a frond?
Much appreciated. As far as propagating new rabbits foot fern. I have yet to do it. Have you by any chance? Any tips? 😃
I learned a lot to moist my plants
Jc Lopez feel free to chime in. Glad to be of help 😃
i also have been gardening. Ganda ng plants ninyo
Your were so clear....I learned a lot.
Thanks ever so much. Very kind and generous of you. I enjoy informing folks of what I know and even more so enjoy the teachings of fellow gardeners out there. The joys of garden interaction! 😊. Many thanks for being a part of the Acorn Hill circle. Welcome Lynn! 👍🏼
Thank God I found this video! I hope you get this comment okay. Thank you for explaining this so well. Please help me, I revived a Kangaroo fern for Christmas. I had to google what it was because my husband saw it's "stunning beauty" and knew I would LOVE IT...but it was the last one, and it no longer had its care tag. And I'm scared that I am gonna kill it. I have it hanging right next to a sky light, should I move it, because its starting to get brown leaves. I water it like any other house plant (leaving it in the sink to fully drain) is that wrong? How does it like its water? I do plan on getting a cool mist humidifier, and I mist I frequently now. But I live in Arizona... driest state in the country, what else does it need? I love the cups of water in the Rabbits foot fern idea, should I do that? Please help me not kill this beautiful plant. It was a special gift and I love it a lot. Please and thank you.
That’s so kind of you Andrea. Kindly be reassured I will address and explain answers to your plant concerns within a day. Thanks and welcome to Acorn Hill! 😃
Here’s my advise with your kangaroo fern query:
I’d recommend moving it away from direct sunlight. Find a spot in the house that’s got indirect light. As far as watering, you’re doing it right let it drain well. Never let it sit In a pool of water.
Make sure you place it away from any heat source or vents as well.
I hope this helps 😄
I’d say it’s not a bad idea to get a small humidifier. They’ll definitely like this condition. Increasing the humidity by houseplants can be had several ways: from placing pots on top of pebbles or stone in a saucer filled with water to even as simple as placing several cups with water around the plants. I’ve found them to be useful as well.
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Thanks 😇
Nakakainlove mga plants mo sir. Is your window closed?
Jc Lopez Salamat po... yes pangkaraniwan nakasara ang mga bintana namin. Kung muggy at humid may electric fan for slight ventilation
Jc Lopez thanks for checking into Acorn Hill. Hoping we could secure your support of the channel. God bless
HI, THE KANGAROO FERN IS ACTUALLY CALLED A KANGAROO PAW FERN BECAUSE OF THE SHAPE OF THE LEAVES. HAVE A LOOK INTO ACTUAL KANGAROO’s PAW. HOPEFULLY THIS HELPS. LOVE AND MANY BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. YOU ARE VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT THE PLANTS. ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
Hello Annette! Thanks for the kind correction. Sometimes I interchange them but I know smarter gardeners out there like you can pardon me for that mistake 😝. Ahhhh, Australia! One of my most favorite countries in the southern hemisphere. You are also in one of the better climates for growing plants down under. Huge follower and fan of Gardening Australia here !
I've just uprooted a bunch of kangaroo ferns from our backyard and transfered them to a plant hanger. Hope I won't kill them 🤣
That’s super exciting! Free plants ! Good luck! Thanks for checking out my video and channel. Hope you consider subscribing. 🙋🏻♂️
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Thanks
Your video is very informative I appreciate that you gave me a lot of good information on how to take care of my ferns. Thank you very much.
Thanks very kind of you and THANK YOU! Let us know how your germs are doing too 😃
I just picked up the blue star fern, I'm veryyy excited about her she's in a small pot but in great condition, iv been very nervous to try a fern but couldn't resist. Should I bottom water to avoid death from water touching the risomes ? Also, do they grow outside the plant pot like the other one u were talking about ??
Moist but well drained is the type of soil I’ve had them in lately. I know it’s a misnomer of a soil combination but it works. They live in the tropics and rainforests so a good dousing of rainwater (what happens in the rainforest) that drains very quickly works well for my blue star so far. Get excited with your new plant. I am sure you’ll succeed. If something happens otherwise, count that as a valuable lesson in the exciting journey called gardening. Cheers! 🙋🏻♂️😀
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Thanks mate
Ah. I wish i could grow those in Denmark. I have the penchant for killing my houseplants.
Is it me or did I miss watering instructions how often?🌻
Hello there. As these are indoor plants. I suggest being very in-tune with the plants. Some of them do need frequent watering. The ubiquitous finger in the soil method holds true for most of them. I water frequently during the growing months and hold back on the watering during winter when some of them hibernate. 😃. Hope this helps. What kind of plants do you keep indoors?