I have waited my entire life for this place to become a reality. Here it is, and now I have to go. Thank you SO much for this little series. My heart is racing :)
Wow! I have always wanted to visit the Cloud Forest gardens in Singapore. I remember first reading and seeing photos of the towers when they were first built. My fascination was hooked on that moment. Fantastic and amazing videos series you've done!
I love gardens that give one the opportunity to view plants from above. The structure of many tropical plants especially, really stands out from an elevated viewpoint. ~ Thank you for annotating some of the species names, as it helps those who like to research species that are new to them. ~ So far in the series Mr. Davis has mentioned the unintended introduction of a plant and bird species. It will be interesting to see how the facility deals with these additions to the planned flora and fauna.
So gorgeous. I can see it's like eye candy and you just can't stop looking everywhere :) You'd definitely have to go two or three times or more to take it all in. Love it. Thank you.
That peperomia was huge..🙌 did you go back there again and just soak it all in yourself? I thought it was so good of you to compliment the guys that were working...it makes us feel good when people recognize everyone that it takes to make this such a magical place!😊
I can really tell just how fascinated you were as you toured these gardens. It seems just amazing! I really enjoyed this series. I watched them all out of order and it didnt even matter. ;) Have a great day Summer :)
Pretty interesting to hear about the planned development at Bay East (Founders' Memorial) to open in 2025 and Bay Central - I don't think I'd heard about this if not for this series.
All I can say is Singapore/ Singapore gov willing to invest for something incredible which results to not only attract tourist but all the plant lovers around the world. Malaysia won’t be able to do something amazing like this, more money were invest for political interest. May the pandemic end soon, hopefully I can go visit this amazing country with amazing garden soon.
I don’t understand how can the plants get that amount of light and they are so healthy ¿May it be because the crystals have some kind of filters? I don’t know.
Are you asking because they are getting too much light? In the first episode of the series, he explains that the glass they have for the dome is a selective filter, so it takes out the harshest UV-rays for the plants, which could damage their chloroplasts.
Summer Rayne Oakes that’s fantastic, thank you very much for your answer. I’ll rewatch it. I really like your work and the development that is getting.
Just an idea I thought about because I know it said you wanted to do more houseplant tours on the premiere video- what if you did Instagram live videos and let the guest join the live video and they could give a tour on there? Idk just an idea
That place is surreal. You could spend weeks with a sketchbook there drawing plants.
That's the dream 😍
you would need a lot of sketchbooks!
Get an annual pass to go in daily
Heaven place for both photographers and drawing Artist 💕
Amazing....I can't believe humans built this place! Must visit Singapore in my lifetime!
"Is that a Peperomia?" 😂 If there's one around Summer will find it!
Hi summer I have that pepperonia. Not looking so good but it's alive!!!
@@leticiareynaldo4788 you're lucky!!!
Summer... I am just overwhelmed. OMG.. this place is heaven. You hit it out of the park on this series. Thank you for sharing !!❤
So glad you enjoyed!
Exactly!
I am binge watching this series and I still have not found a word to describe this place. I am speechless.
Singapore is absolutely stunning!
I have waited my entire life for this place to become a reality. Here it is, and now I have to go. Thank you SO much for this little series. My heart is racing :)
Come over. We are slowly reopening
@@isk9094 so happy to hear That! I will eventually see it! Hopefully!
that was a massive peperomia. jeez! gorgeous. Summer, your enthusiasm is infectious. thank you!
What a fantastic place !!! 🌱🌿🤩
That you thank the staff for the great work shows what a wonderful person you are, Summer. Stay as you are!!! ❤🧡💚
Thanks for the wonderful compliment.
Such an amazing greenhouse! Thanks for showing us. Gardens by the Bay is now on my bucket list!
Wow! I have always wanted to visit the Cloud Forest gardens in Singapore. I remember first reading and seeing photos of the towers when they were first built. My fascination was hooked on that moment. Fantastic and amazing videos series you've done!
I love to see your happy face guys... You both look so happy... I can't imagine working with things you love everyday. It must be a wonderful life.
So magical! Loved it! I can’t get over how beautifully this is shot💜
hats off to my cameraperson!
I love gardens that give one the opportunity to view plants from above. The structure of many tropical plants especially, really stands out from an elevated viewpoint. ~ Thank you for annotating some of the species names, as it helps those who like to research species that are new to them. ~ So far in the series Mr. Davis has mentioned the unintended introduction of a plant and bird species. It will be interesting to see how the facility deals with these additions to the planned flora and fauna.
Thank you always for your observations and thoughtful comments (And your great plant playlists btw)!
I mean "You don't know where to look. Do you look down? Do you look up?... There's just too much."
My sentiments exactly.
I love watching your videos, I haven't seen all of them but I will. I love plants and I love to garden. Can't wait for the next video.
Thanks for tuning in Patty and letting me know.
She's a plant lovers LEGEND. I have always loved plants. She has helped me to somewhat learn what I'm doing.
Beautiful place I’ll can’t wait last episodes thank you
Ah beautiful. Great restart to the channel.
So gorgeous. I can see it's like eye candy and you just can't stop looking everywhere :) You'd definitely have to go two or three times or more to take it all in. Love it. Thank you.
Thanks so much for showing this wonderful place! I would spend a week in there!
Me to Edson, me too!
Move to Singapore for the future cool projects, Summer.
Love love love this place, I have to visit it some day
I need to go there again! Just brilliant Summer, thanks.
That peperomia was huge..🙌 did you go back there again and just soak it all in yourself? I thought it was so good of you to compliment the guys that were working...it makes us feel good when people recognize everyone that it takes to make this such a magical place!😊
I visited the domes last year but I learnt so much from these videos. Can't wait to visit again.
I can really tell just how fascinated you were as you toured these gardens. It seems just amazing! I really enjoyed this series. I watched them all out of order and it didnt even matter. ;) Have a great day Summer :)
Pretty interesting to hear about the planned development at Bay East (Founders' Memorial) to open in 2025 and Bay Central - I don't think I'd heard about this if not for this series.
So glad we were able to do a bigger reveal of their initiatives! We'll have to go back!
All I can say is Singapore/ Singapore gov willing to invest for something incredible which results to not only attract tourist but all the plant lovers around the world. Malaysia won’t be able to do something amazing like this, more money were invest for political interest. May the pandemic end soon, hopefully I can go visit this amazing country with amazing garden soon.
cant wait for the last episode woohooooooo
This place is BANANA'S...WOWZAS.
love to see all that you do bless you be well.
Wonderful, by the way ,that was a ric rac cactus, many different names, mine is a giant ,blooms great flowers twice a year...
I've found that many cacti have the common name of "ric rac"
Amazing!!!
I hope WOW, isn't an understatement...
It isn't. I live here in Singapore and even after visiting multiples times its still breath taking
Dear Brooklyn. This of course is a stunning place. BUT I want to see the plants closer. Binoculars were a must there !! Loved it all the same.
As you said, this is too much anybody can absorb!
You have to visit the cloud forest during the day and super trees at night
I really love your video
6:41 do you know what type of begonia is beside the verrucosum?
Wow😍😍😍
i will make a miniarure one in my backyard😅
great video thx
How do they reach the plants to care for them? They probably have to use climbing ropes to abseil?
i wonder if any beneficial Annelid or Arthropod are added to the soil
Maybe on the horizontal sufaces (will have to ask), but the wall is really just sphagnum with a fertigation system.
how do they plant them?
I don’t understand how can the plants get that amount of light and they are so healthy ¿May it be because the crystals have some kind of filters? I don’t know.
Are you asking because they are getting too much light? In the first episode of the series, he explains that the glass they have for the dome is a selective filter, so it takes out the harshest UV-rays for the plants, which could damage their chloroplasts.
Summer Rayne Oakes that’s fantastic, thank you very much for your answer. I’ll rewatch it. I really like your work and the development that is getting.
where did you get your overalls I love them!
Haha. Yes! A local shop. They made them as one offs!
Grow fruit and veggies and donate them to schools and people?
Edible Gardens is doing that in Singapore!
Just an idea I thought about because I know it said you wanted to do more houseplant tours on the premiere video- what if you did Instagram live videos and let the guest join the live video and they could give a tour on there? Idk just an idea
love the idea!
Summer Rayne Oakes thank you!
U know so much abt plants. I’m feel bad n very superficial just going in to take photos.
Will u be doing flower dome series? Or jewel changi?
Clean the lens plz
mist
nice but a paid garden , guess thats the trade off for taking out most of our forest ..
it's build on reclaimed land. If you're talking about in-land, well that's another story.