The ponytail palm is soooo easy. Accidentally left it outside in our cold winter. I lost a big piece of her. Brought her inside and she never missed a beat. Growing and growing. She is massive. Love all your chosen plants. All are stunning. 🇨🇦💚
Sweating like a goat 😂😂 I'm dying. Love this video! I really enjoy seeing which plants flourish in different environments than mine (west coast of the usa)
I appreciate that you address the effects of mental health on our ability to care for plants. I fell in love with all the plants that survived my epression when I was neglectig them. Now they are living their best life.
Wow! That Stapelia is amazing! I’ve never seen a trailing one before. Glad you mentioned the Ponytail plant. Probably the most underrated indoor plant.
Thank you for sharing your lovely stalwart plants with us ❤ I have an Elephant Bush that’s about 1.5 meters tall and 1 meter wide. They are quiet achievers and always look brilliant. It was only this year I learned it was not a different form of Jade! 😂
Your plant awesome. I'm just starting may plant journey. I saw 2 plant that will be on my wishlist. That anthurium is a must have, I haven't see many TH-camrs talk about that one and it is stunning. Love you videos keep them coming 🫶🏽🤗😘😃
Thanks Ebuka for sharing alot of those plants we grow outside here in the Caribbean that Ponytail plant I have them outside as big base trees and the euphobia milli are on the outside as well as the ficus and the elephant bush. Some of them like the calethias I won't risk they are too dramatic.
I've had a ponytail palm since the mid-1970s. It's now well over 5 feet tall, and still easy to maintain. I did have trouble with mealy bugs once, and I was forced to cut off the leaves to eradicate those pests, but the plant recovered and is beautiful once again.
Wow your anthurium is gorgeous. I love a variegated anything plant. I have 5 anthurium babies. That agave plant is gorgeous reminds me of a baby cactus plant I have- forgot the name. I love the ponytail palm too, I have one too and she is resilient. Very fashionista plant.
you influenced me a few videos back to get an African Milk Tree, love the look of it! I got a Huernia Schneideriana from my local buy nothing group, it flowered this year, full red flowers not stinky.
What a gorgeous collection of reliable plants…. I can’t choose a favorite they are all lovely plants 🪴…. I hope to live in a tropical or even semi tropical region in the future and enjoy the natural growth that comes with the environment…. I accidentally left my banana plant outside this fall; I’m surrounded by the Great Lakes in the USA and we have had cold weather already…. I’ll get a new on this spring…. Thank you for sharing….
Same, although I brought my tropicals and tenders in back in September. Also in the US Great Lakes region, buried by 50 inches of snow a couple of weeks ago. If it wasn't for indoor plants and plant lights, I'd probably go insane.
Hello, The Big Ben is on my wishlist from the first time you showed it to us. The stapelia gigantea is on the list of stinky plants as it attracts flies for pollination. The Orbea Lepida and Orbea Semite are on my wishlist. Do they smell as well? Your Calathea Makoyana is stunning, mine is a joke 😂, tell me your secrets please. The Sansevieria Canary is too dangerous for me, I may back into it per my usual snake plants. Your variegated Anthurium Hookeri is beautiful. She’s a one leaf wonder huh 😂. I killed two elephant bush plants 🤷🏽♀️. My jade plants do well until I overwater them. 😱The agave Victoria Reginea is compact and cute. I’ve been punctured by a few large ones in South Carolina as a kid, no thanks. The Pony Tail Palm is lovely. I appreciate your description of her, architectural and structural, very regal. I have a small Snow White Aglaonema. Had her about two months. Very thirsty indeed. I just purchased the Aglaonema Garnet Coltrane. She is gorgeous! The aglaonema calypso is next. The Ficus Audrey is very healthy. My neighbor has one in his kitchen on the counter in a south facing window. It’s huge. I don’t think he knows it’s a tree. Is she easier than the Fiddle Leaf Fig who is constantly on the struggle bus? I’ll checkout the firecracker plant (Crossandra infundibuliformis). It reminds me of a tomato plant. It’s available on our US Etsy. What was the last red plant you showed? PS, your pink syngonium confetti plant is nice. I especially love your Blue Torch Cactus plant in the garden. Thank you for showing us both your underwhelming plants and outstanding performers for 2024. Love Always, your NY Plant Girlie
Your stapelia is really gorgeous. 🥰 I have never seen one like yours where it cascades so beautifully. I killed mine so many times and gave up trying. What type of soil do you use and how often it needs to be watered ? I am thinking of giving plant another try ..... hope to grow one like yours 😂
Thank you ! I don’t use any fancy mix, just compost and I mixed with sharp sand. I think the key is to just ignore it 🤣. I literally ignore mine and water sporadically.
@@TheMillennialPlantDad Thank you very much for your reply. I certainly must have watered too much. Will ignore it when I buy one again. Save water and save my plant 😂
@brooke5258 I'm glad I'm not the only one! best of luck to you with yours! I'm dealing with several of my plant babies trying to unalive themselves rn, fingers crossed we can find a common understanding and a good TLC schedule haha
I once had a variegated elephant bush too, omg they grow PAINFULLY slowly and are so fragile it seems. I totally do not recommend that plant at all. I’ve attempted it 3 times and it never gross and just dies
@@TheMillennialPlantDad 🤣🤣 good to know!! Anytime I pick her up to clean the shelf or water her a leaf pops off. 😭 I thought I was being too rough with her or something! Seems like I need to invest in a beautiful green one and call it a day lol
That very first Dieffenbachia is stunning 🤩
I know right ?? Thanks dear
Really is. I just ordered one
I'm proud to say I have a ponytail palm😊I found her in the trash and I wasn't ashamed to pick her up with glee. Love the video💖
The ponytail palm is soooo easy. Accidentally left it outside in our cold winter. I lost a big piece of her. Brought her inside and she never missed a beat. Growing and growing. She is massive. Love all your chosen plants. All are stunning. 🇨🇦💚
Sweating like a goat 😂😂 I'm dying. Love this video! I really enjoy seeing which plants flourish in different environments than mine (west coast of the usa)
I appreciate that you address the effects of mental health on our ability to care for plants. I fell in love with all the plants that survived my epression when I was neglectig them. Now they are living their best life.
Hello, you say Pony Tail Palm in Nigeria 🇳🇬 we say ELEPHANT 🐘 FOOT in South Carolina 🇺🇸 I love ❤️ all of mine ❤ YOUR PLANTS ARE ALL BEAUTIFUL ❤
Wow! That Stapelia is amazing! I’ve never seen a trailing one before. Glad you mentioned the Ponytail plant. Probably the most underrated indoor plant.
Thanks dear
15:15 - I love my Ponytail Palm. Such an easy plant.
Thank you for sharing your lovely stalwart plants with us ❤ I have an Elephant
Bush that’s about 1.5 meters tall and 1 meter wide. They are quiet achievers and always look brilliant. It was only this year I learned it was not a different form of Jade! 😂
🤣🤣🤣 it’s often mistaken for a Jade plant . I wish I could see a picture of yours !
That ponytail palm!!!!!! BEEEEYOUTIFULLL!!! Xxxxx
Thank you ! We will be 4 years together in 2025. She’s one of my absolute favorites!
I’m not buying any plant that isn’t Ebuka approved in 2025!🌱
What was the name of the 2nd one with the irritating looking flowers?😂
It was delightful to see your love and enthusiasm for your plants.
Aww thank you!
Your plant awesome. I'm just starting may plant journey. I saw 2 plant that will be on my wishlist. That anthurium is a must have, I haven't see many TH-camrs talk about that one and it is stunning. Love you videos keep them coming 🫶🏽🤗😘😃
Thanks Ebuka for sharing alot of those plants we grow outside here in the Caribbean that Ponytail plant I have them outside as big base trees and the euphobia milli are on the outside as well as the ficus and the elephant bush. Some of them like the calethias I won't risk they are too dramatic.
I've had a ponytail palm since the mid-1970s. It's now well over 5 feet tall, and still easy to maintain. I did have trouble with mealy bugs once, and I was forced to cut off the leaves to eradicate those pests, but the plant recovered and is beautiful once again.
Thank you for Sharing beautiful plants lovely collections ❤❤🇹🇹😎😎
I freaking love all your plants!!!
Your Varigatied Hookerii is on my wish list!!
I am adding it to my wishlist too.
I hope you get it!! It's such a great plant 🌱
That Big Ben dieffenbachia…bought! Ya got me 😂 beautiful collection❤
Wow your anthurium is gorgeous. I love a variegated anything plant. I have 5 anthurium babies. That agave plant is gorgeous reminds me of a baby cactus plant I have- forgot the name. I love the ponytail palm too, I have one too and she is resilient. Very fashionista plant.
Thank you !! The Pony Tail Palm is THAT girl and everyone needs to have one
you influenced me a few videos back to get an African Milk Tree, love the look of it! I got a Huernia Schneideriana from my local buy nothing group, it flowered this year, full red flowers not stinky.
What a gorgeous collection of reliable plants…. I can’t choose a favorite they are all lovely plants 🪴…. I hope to live in a tropical or even semi tropical region in the future and enjoy the natural growth that comes with the environment…. I accidentally left my banana plant outside this fall; I’m surrounded by the Great Lakes in the USA and we have had cold weather already…. I’ll get a new on this spring…. Thank you for sharing….
Same, although I brought my tropicals and tenders in back in September. Also in the US Great Lakes region, buried by 50 inches of snow a couple of weeks ago. If it wasn't for indoor plants and plant lights, I'd probably go insane.
Sorry to hear about your banana plant.
@@darlenehall49350 inches of snow?! That’s just crazy. meanwhile it’s mild in NYC.
@@darlinemiller596 Yeah, it was crazy. Now it's raining. Go figure.
@@darlenehall493 it was a nice 52 degrees today. But 80 in my apartment. Poor plants.
Hello, The Big Ben is on my wishlist from the first time you showed it to us. The stapelia gigantea is on the list of stinky plants as it attracts flies for pollination. The Orbea Lepida and Orbea Semite are on my wishlist. Do they smell as well? Your Calathea Makoyana is stunning, mine is a joke 😂, tell me your secrets please. The Sansevieria Canary is too dangerous for me, I may back into it per my usual snake plants. Your variegated Anthurium Hookeri is beautiful. She’s a one leaf wonder huh 😂. I killed two elephant bush plants 🤷🏽♀️. My jade plants do well until I overwater them. 😱The agave Victoria Reginea is compact and cute. I’ve been punctured by a few large ones in South Carolina as a kid, no thanks. The Pony Tail Palm is lovely. I appreciate your description of her, architectural and structural, very regal. I have a small Snow White Aglaonema. Had her about two months. Very thirsty indeed. I just purchased the Aglaonema Garnet Coltrane. She is gorgeous! The aglaonema calypso is next. The Ficus Audrey is very healthy. My neighbor has one in his kitchen on the counter in a south facing window. It’s huge. I don’t think he knows it’s a tree. Is she easier than the Fiddle Leaf Fig who is constantly on the struggle bus? I’ll checkout the firecracker plant (Crossandra infundibuliformis). It reminds me of a tomato plant. It’s available on our US Etsy. What was the last red plant you showed? PS, your pink syngonium confetti plant is nice. I especially love your Blue Torch Cactus plant in the garden. Thank you for showing us both your underwhelming plants and outstanding performers for 2024. Love Always, your NY Plant Girlie
Oh the ponytail palm. I have 4 about half that sizre I love them. So easygoing
So so easy going !!
May I recommend neomarica the walking iris. My biggest happiest houseplant. It grows so well that it's illegal in southern gardens.
Always d Big Ben fan!!
Love that big dieffenbachia ❤ but it's toxic and I hv a puppy and a cat
I found that after my cats had one nibble they left it alone and they were fine as well. 😊
Aww yes Dieffenbachia are unfortunately really toxic
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you.
So nice of you. Thank you
I got my diffenbachia
The dieffenbachia is my favorite
Great suggestions!
Glad you liked them! 😉
Your stapelia is really gorgeous. 🥰 I have never seen one like yours where it cascades so beautifully. I killed mine so many times and gave up trying. What type of soil do you use and how often it needs to be watered ? I am thinking of giving plant another try ..... hope to grow one like yours 😂
Thank you ! I don’t use any fancy mix, just compost and I mixed with sharp sand. I think the key is to just ignore it 🤣. I literally ignore mine and water sporadically.
@@TheMillennialPlantDad Thank you very much for your reply. I certainly must have watered too much. Will ignore it when I buy one again. Save water and save my plant 😂
I tried reading the transcript but I've missed a number of the plant names. Could you post them? thank you!
Yes, it would be helpful to put the names on the screen. I love that hanging cactus like plant! 😊
@@tendersoul427aren’t the names already on the screen? I can see them for my part
I found a variegated elephant bush and she's grown, but VERY slowly, not sure what I'm doing wrong lol. Yours is beautiful!!
Mine is slow, too. I think not enough sun indoors where I am. I tried the variegated rainbow bush and she unalived. I'll try again in spring.
@brooke5258 I'm glad I'm not the only one! best of luck to you with yours! I'm dealing with several of my plant babies trying to unalive themselves rn, fingers crossed we can find a common understanding and a good TLC schedule haha
I once had a variegated elephant bush too, omg they grow PAINFULLY slowly and are so fragile it seems. I totally do not recommend that plant at all. I’ve attempted it 3 times and it never gross and just dies
@@TheMillennialPlantDad 🤣🤣 good to know!! Anytime I pick her up to clean the shelf or water her a leaf pops off. 😭 I thought I was being too rough with her or something!
Seems like I need to invest in a beautiful green one and call it a day lol
Maybe I'll get a ponytail palm
You really should