Resilient plants that survived against all odds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2024
- A lot of plants have died in the last 3 months… this is due to a violent move that not only saw them suddenly change environments, but also covered in dust for over 3 months and placed in wrong positions. They also received the wrong care at times… as I spent a lot of time for work travel and hospitals… However, against all odds, a lot of plants did do well. In this episode, we celebrate these plants that are survivors. Luck definitely plays a huge role, but their resilience could not be discounted as well! Its safe to assume that these plants can easily withstand sudden changes in environment and care. You will meet some interesting plants in this episode that I bet you have never seen before!
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First plant is a Cardwell lily. Mine is blooming now and I’ve posted a while ago. Blooms are white for my plant.
Yes, I second this too. Cardwell Lily it is! 😊
I just googled it, beautiful! Ive not had mine bloom in 2 years but it suffered a lot of neglect in my previous home
@@onlyplants I put a blooming fertilizer a month ago
Looking at these plants, I feel that I have to live more and live more happily in life😍
And I feel happier when I see myself happy while growing plants. Thank you👍
Thank you, they bring us so much joy and purpose
Truly jealous of the lotus delight. It's so beautiful!
Thank youu🙏🏽🙏🏽
Those resilient Plants of yours are truly Beautiful and enchanting....i love it...💚💚💚
Thank you...Sean.
Thank you 🥰🥰
So very happy! Thank you, you always make me happy🪲🦖🦎🐍🦚🐉🌲🍀🪴
Thank you!! Happy holidays 🥰🥰
I like it.its nice.
Yaye 😀
I remember the green wall when you just started with it, it looks stunning now!
Haha yes. I need more time to let it fill out though!
@@onlyplantspatience grasshopper! 😂
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So glad your doing better an your plants are coming back! 💚💚
Yes, everything is healing.
Loved watching this episode, I feel very positive thank you.❤
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Thanks!
Thanks Sean, yes, it has been so cold -- almost -40 -- here in the northern hemisphere, so it's great that you are sharing your topical vibe with us. Indeed, your plant-wall plants are looking strong and healthy, loving their new home. I think they like the more controlled environment. Maybe less moisture causing fungal issues, and maybe less pest issues. Soon you will have a gorgeous wall covered in beautiful climbers. We'll all see how beautiful your aroids will eventually become at maturity.
Thank you 😀😀
I’m so happy to see your MonAlbo doing so well….😢 I absolutely adore your green wall
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I do not care what you say about your plants they ALL are gorgeous 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄❄️💚🙃
Haha thank you Judy 🥰🥰
Salute!!! Wow..👏👏👏 There r really grows well doing awesome, loves all off them Sean ..such warm house ..😍
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Have a blessed, safe and healthy holiday and New Year!🥰
Thank you. Happy holidays to you too
Hi Sean! We have hostas here in NJ but they have to freeze and die back each year. I am preparing to move to Florida and I am told they won't live in that climate so I won't bring them. One thing about the hostas here, they spread quickly. They grow into large clumps and also will throw seed. I know there are tropical hostas, but I don't know if they share that growth habit. If yours is a hosta, it seems sort of lonely. I am so happy to see that you have successfully created a fantastic environment for your plants! I know it was a lot of distress, but in the end.... it is awesome.
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Yes, hostas can't handle Florida life. But just about everything else loves it.
Oh my, that wall of plants is EVERYTHING!!🤩 I've really enjoyed your plant show/market tours!!! That tissue culture and property tour was just...wow!! Nice job, can't wait to see what comes next.✌🏽
Thank you. Im just getting started 😀😀
They are resilient like you Sean 😃👍
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You left me at "I enjoyed the rescue process" 🤣
Haha rescuing is so satisfying! Sometimes I almost feel like I abuse plants only so I can learn to rescue it lol. We learn a lot from killing or nearly killing a plant.
I love your home so much!
Thank you, new house tour video soon 😀
WOW I love that fern!
our company made all the employees take a week vacation this month and I have reserved it today for watching all your videos :)
Whoaaaaa thank you. It really helps me out a lot. Hope the other employees are watching too… kidding 😅
Bonjour Sean Les hostas sont en France des plantes d’extérieur de sous-bois. Ils aiment vivre à l’ombre des arbres mais supportent le soleil quelques heures par jour. Ils disparaissent pendant l’hiver. Il en existe une grande variété avec des feuillages magnifiques qu’adorent les escargots et limaces. Je regarde tes vidéos depuis longtemps et te souhaite une vie pleine de bonheur et de sérénité
Thank youuu. Merci 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hi Sean. I had the first plant and it's still thriving since 2019. Thanks for sharing!
Yayeeee
Очень красивые растения и вы рядом с ними! Удачи!
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You know what is my morning impression is looking for new growth, new fern fronds,smooth touch with new baby leaf
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That fillings heel my mind & Soul
Oooh yes. New life, new opportunities
I can’t wait to see the styling, Sean! Your plants are so large and beautiful!
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Nature can be very resilient indeed.
😀😀 it has its own way to adapt
Love the pink princess @ 23:31 !!!
❤️❤️ its quite unique ya
Boondocks Hosta looks similar. It is hard to tell until it flowers. Thank you Shaun. Merry Christmas. 🙏❣️Looking good. 👍
Thank you, merry Xmas and happy holidays!
Hey Sean. That is a Hosta. They are crazy resilent, great plants! Enjoy. :)
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your jose buono is so funny. also you should do more feature videos when you chop and prop stuff, because i find myself searching for those videos on specific plants. so far, lime fiddle, joepii, longilobatum, spiritus sancti, jose buono. i know your plant-specific wisdom would help and your content is generally great stuff, esp compared to other channels that lack care content. what most people look for is concise care instructions because they've just bought the plant, which you put out in an enjoyable manner.
Thank you. Im filming a few of those episodes 😀
finally caught up with all the videos. really nice contents, especially the Thailand trip. love the amazing fern contents.
Thank yoouuu 🥰🥰
The first plant is called Pokok Sepulih /Sepenuh in Malaysia. Proiphys amboinensis. Apparently it can flower, but mine has not flowered ever. Love your collection and arrangements, Sean!
Thank youu
The plants on your green wall are super healthy.....really a sight to behold! Merry xmas n a happy new year! Fr Mona
Thank you… I cant wait for them to be filled! Happy holidays!
I always like your collections Sean 🥰🥰
Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Happy holidays, Sean!
Happy Holidays!
Good job 😊
Thank you 😀😀
First plant looks like a Cardwell lily - Proiphys amboinensis. Very hardy plants!
Thank youuu. Much needed ID
Thanks for your videos! I appreciate all your hard work. I can't wait for all the styling videos and just more videos from your home. I pray that the building issues are coming to an end.
Ohhh yes its beginning to feel like home. House tour coming soon! 🥰
Nice to see you so happy :)
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Love your content! Keep going~
Thank you 🥰🥰
Amazing to see your huge Leea Amabilis and hear you call it easy to grow, apparently easier than hoyas in your environment. Here in Europe it's a super rare terrarium plant and people are proud of keeping a tiny one alive in a terrarium, I've never seen anyone own one as big as yours even in pictures. Hoyas are considered easy and undemanding in comparison.
Interesting how its so different ya! Hoyas arent popular here and many people kill them easily. My hoyas die from overwatering mostly though.
Dear Sean...i love de vegetal kingdom..i live in a country whit continental climate so many of your marvellous plants here will die but is incredible to see your amanzing program..thanks a lot ..i'm a little jealous of you but in a good way..i wish You have a wonderful new year
Thank youuu. Happy New Year to you too
Happy Holidays Shaun ❤
Happy holidays! 😀
I bought one of those hostas from a big box store, the plant label called it a plantain lily.
😀 I think thats what it is
Beautiful
Thank you 🥰
Sydneyplantguy on TH-cam grows some outstanding specimens of various aroids. He may be one of your subscribers( or vice versa).
The Leeas are extraordinary.
Glad you shared this, I just checked it out and I adore his work.
9:00 you can totally neglect piper crocatum, just make sure it's dark, wet and moist 24/7, I haven't repotted mine for 1.5 years! just add new soil every now and then
Wooooo thanks for the share.
So cool to see the warrior plants that showed how resilient and strong they are, almost supernatural, except the fussy and drama queens calatheas lol this video gives me hope for a planty future, thank you for all that you do, sending you and your mom positive and healing energy, cheers!! 💦🌱💫
Thank you lol. Yes the calatheas kept dying back
The first plant is "Corfu lily/hosta plantaginea".It's very beautiful plant for me
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Love your green wall and your channel. So interesting to see all the wonderful things you grow.
That first plant does look like a Hosta plantiginea var. grandiflora - some call it an August Lily. I have them all around the house I live in, as here they are perennial landscape plants that die back in late fall, come back in early spring. They have beautiful lily like white blooms with a strong fragrance. In SW Ontario, Canada they bloom around late August. I have some in full shade in my little woodland garden out my stoop which flower sporadically, and others in part shade out front which receive morning light that bloom like nutso. They can handle full sun, but they never look quite as happy. Water wise, they are quite hardy, and take a lickin' and keep on tickin'.
They are one of my favourite Hostas, as I love that Kelly Green, the large leaves, and the blooms are quite lovely, with a beautiful heady scent.
Thank you for the share! That is very helpful.
I have Cardwell Lily here in the Philippines very easy to care
Yeahh and gorgeous foliage too if one takes the time to appreciate
@@onlyplants Yes...very True😊And Happy New Year!
Looks like your plants are loving their new home as much as you are! Do you have some help in watering them all? Do they get rainwater?
We have to water them daily. Ive got help to do this fortunately
those borsigiana albo and variegated vittariifolium are so pretty😩✨
1:10 Proiphys amboinensis
2:20 Angiopteris evecta
8:30 Syngonium 'Pink Schott'
15:24 more look like Ph 'Fuzzy Petiole'
Thank youuu. Wooh I dont have the fuzzy petiole actually
This is nice, Sean. Although I think you've mistaken a variegated Aspidistra elatior as an aroid. It's actually from Asparagaceae family like Dracaena spp.
Omg thank you. I remember you correcting something before too. Your botanical knowledge is awesome 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wouww.. Mantap x design dinding nya bg sean👍 bagi donk bg sean bambino nya wkwkkkk... Baby nya aja
Haha jangann aku mau yang banyak 😅
gorgeous
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Nice 🥰🥰🥰.
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Not sure if you celebrate Christmas. I wanted to wish you a merry Christmas and a wonderful new year. I hope your feeling better. I’m excited to see what your channel brings for the future. Big fan ❤
Heyyyy thank you so much. Wishing you merry Xmas and happy holidays ahead!
Definitely a hosta; can’t ID it…. In the states hostas are considered a perennial landscape plants….
Thank youu
I aspire to have your optimism, I would have rage burned the house down lol
Forgiveness, patience, and acceptance are something I live by. Its my greatest strength but also my greatest weakness 😅
The fern, no 2, is Angiopteris evecta. It grows very large
Whoaaa thats a much needed plant ID. Thank you
Great video and lovely plant collection .Plant roots directly on the wall is not good idea. Roots can ruin or destroy house walls indoors and outdoors also
That is ok, Im prepared to fix it every decade or so 😀
The first plant is a poiphys amboinensis (cardwell Lily)
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The first plant looks like a Calathea. Simular to the Orbifolia 💚
It’s definitely one of the larger Hostas, but I don’t know the variety name.
They grow best with a winter dormancy if you want blooms.
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Thank youu
Yeahhh almost copycat. But this plant is easier than orbifolia
It looks like a hosta to me but what do I know.🎄🎄🎄🎄❄️💚🙃
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I dont think your Jessenia pothos is a Jessenia. It is supposed to look like Marble Queen but with more minty and veiny variegation that fade to dark green with age (like a Birkin or a Florida Ghost)
I had the same suspiscions too 😀
I'm wondering why we cannot get seeds from all these plants, it would be 10x more ecologic to send seeds rather than full size plants from Thailand for instance. Has anyone got an underground tropical seeds shop? I used to work in a cactus shop 20 years back and we could get seeds from anywhere accessing 5x more species than with grown plants.
Maybe you could sponsore your channel with seed sales!? seeds gathered locally since you are in the spot.
Interesting idea… some species seed more readily than others. And germination has a high rate of failure too as each species has different conditions of germination. For one, I would never buy seeds because I havent got the patience to germinate them. Also, this mignt create opportunity for dishonest sellers to sell fake seeds…
Not sure why I still don't have a dioscorea discolor...didn't know they behave exactly like other dioscorea, sprouting outta nowhere😅
Fun isnt it!
Thats really cool
Thank you 🥰
Google says #1 is a Hosta "Plantain Kily".
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The first plant does look like a hosta
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Any indonesian plant parent? Why alot of leaf turning yellow in one night lately?
Thats a classic sign of overwatering, or low light, or a combination of the two.
@@onlyplants roger that, sir
Pink allusion? Lol. Syngoniums has too much pink names
Yes… far too many haha
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@@onlyplants the number of names for the pink syngoniums can be as much as the number of anthurium hybrids. 🤣 which is too hard to remember.
Now that you're living in your own home, will you soon be looking for a wife 😉
Haha nooo Ill be looking for more plants