Houseplant Shopping at 7 Big Box Store Locations! | Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart Indoor Plant Haul!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2019
- Today I decided to go houseplant shopping at 7 Big Box Stores in my home town. I am aways curious as to which Walmart, lowes, & Home Depot locations have the best indoor plant selection. Garden Centers in grocery stores & hardware stores like these are typically not the greatest, but I think I was able to find some great plants to add to my houseplant collection! What do you think?
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Houseplants I Bought Today!
-Chinese Fan Palm
-Begonia
-Areca Butterfly Palm
-Euphorbia Mamillaris Variegata
-Creeping Charlie
-Purple Passion Plant
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Plant Products I Love!
DISCLAIMER! I am not sponsored by any brands listed below (although I wish I was :P) These are products I genuinely love & use in my own household. I do, however, get a small cut if purchased through the links I provided, but if you choose to purchase not through my links I totally understand. I would never recommend products I don’t genuinely love. Promise!
My Fav Soil:
Black Gold All Organic Potting Soil 8qt $11.37
amzn.to/2MdZLxe
Espoma Perlite 8qt $12.23
amzn.to/2x0Wc86
My Fav Plant Foods:
Espoma Organic Grow Fertilizer 24oz $13.75
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Espoma Organic Cactus Plant Food 8oz $5.96
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Pest Control:
Fungus Gnats Control: Mosquito Bits 8oz $11.51
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Kill Pretty Much Any Bugs: Organic South Neem Oil for the Garden 16oz $16.47
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Humidifier
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Damn air in your house gotta be CRISP😂 love it
Just an FYI... Home Depot has a one year warranty on all of their plants! Keep the receipts if you buy one from there :)
This is such a PRO TIP how did I never know of this before now? Thank you 🙏
Harli G they don’t advertise it! If it’s within 90 days you get a refund. If it’s after 90 days, you can exchange or get in store credit! Happy shopping!!
@@alainagoodreau6557 I work at Home Depot and we only return 90 days with a receipt for houseplants. With trees and shrubs it's a year with receipt. Everyone thinks it's a year for all plants but it's not.
i think lowe’s and walmart has the same policy. i now have a little container with all the receipts. i also have to save the original pot & sticker they came in thoo. :)
@@GinaLWolf that is interesting because Home Depot's website states "Perennials, trees and shrubs have a 1 year guarantee. In the event that live goods purchased online (including, but not limited to, houseplants, perennials, trees, holiday trees, wreaths and garlands) are received damaged or dead, contact Customer Support at 1-800-430-3376 within 3 days of delivery and we will ship a replacement at no charge. This policy does not apply to cut flowers or floral arrangements" Perennials are plants that are expected to live past 2 years.
Lowes will discount any plants that you feel are in bad shape just ask them 😉
Thanks for the tip! I will definitely give that a go next time!
So true I do it all the time!
Lamessia Turner so will Home Depot
@KiKi Renee I rescued four fiddles and am trying to nurse them back to health too! Hope yours does well!! (I'm trying to propagate some, but last week I got one new leaf!!!)
I got three Lithops for $1 from Lowe’s because they were in bad shape. And now they are just chilling having a good time on my window sill.
You'd be surprised how often, as a cashier at Home Depot, I hear people saying over the phone: "I'm at Lowe's." It's more common than you think.
The Lowe’s I usually go to has wonderfully taken care of plants. There’s a full time employee there who has a degree in Botany! And when she’s not there her husband usually is (he’s almost as knowledgeable as she). We have 1/2 hr discussions every time I go in. Lol. It’s gotten to the point where I don’t even go there because it takes too long to get out. Haha.
Hahaha as if leaving the plant section wasn’t hard enough 😂 I wish my location had a better worker there. The plants die so often it’s sad! I wish I had a plant friend I could visit & learn from while simultaneously plant shopping 😭❤️
last time i went to lowe’s i was buying cactus’s and they were all so cute and in bloom until i figured out the flowers were hot glued onto them
Daum, where I live there is a choice of about 10 plants. I would love to have that much choice.
No way! Where are you from? I hope they start getting more plants for you!
I’m from Wales in the Uk.
It’s definitely getting better round here. It used to be pretty much just orchids everywhere. But I think the plant life is creeping up on everyone. 😂
Give it another ten years and we’ll have caught up.
@@Misscharlieking are you sure your maybe not looking at the right places? Home improvement and grocery stores don't really specialise in plants. Try find a nursery for plants, and plants only! Hope this helps 😄
Hoe Hunter oh yeah, the nurseries near me mainly cater for outdoor plants.
There is usually a small table inside with houseplants.
Can you do a video about you nursing the infected palm back to health
I'd like to see that
Yes definitely! (:
Harli G pleased! Subscribed so in anticipation for this my palm is not doing good
My spindle palm has a difficulty of some sort - maybe your tips will help mine :)
Less water and hydrogen peroxide ...
and yes, rex begonias like their soil to completely dry out between waterings. I actually let mine start to droop before watering and I've had him for a year next month.
Burning Orchids there’s one plant I only water when it droops and I love it! It’s telling me it needs water! I wish all plants did that. Some just go brown or dry out. It’s so fun looking st it after a few hours and seeing that it’s spring back up!! It’s one of my tropicals.. not sure the name but I haven’t had any problems with it and I’ve had it probably s year. Wish places actually put the names of plants, instead of “succulent” or “tropical”
Oooo! Thanks, for sharing that information; that's very helpful. I was wanting to get one.
i love that you actually know about plants and their specific needs unlike many youtubers who’ll buy a succulent and stick it in a dark corner and act surprised when it dies
We're happy seeing plants. We are also happy seeing people happy about plants 😁. Sounds like something contagious.
Just casually going to stop at EVERY BIG BOX STORE ON MY WAY HOME. Lmao, it’s on the way right? We find excuses for our plant addiction and I love it 😂
I’ve always wanted a bird of paradise so seeing you pass over one or two broke my little heart! Will have to order on line as they don’t carry them near me. We have a terrible plant selection.
Guess who went and got the 2nd chinese fan palm? That's right... me! (No you didn't say which walmart you were at, I totally just recognized the garden center clearance table 😉) So I'm looking forward to that care video now as I'm a total plant noob.
Matt Donati why buy it if you dont know anything about it ?
Haha, that's pretty funny.
Why not? Gotta start somewhere. I started with lemon lime dracaena and monstera adonsonii one day in a whim, with no experience lol
Girl you need to bring your magnifying glass like me and plant shop Sherlock Holmes style! 😂 Good haul for the beginning of March 👍 I SO would have rescued that burgundy rubber tree! She looked so sad being there 😢 P.S. from what I could see your fan palm didn't have outright signs of infectious disease. Looks more like a mineral deficiency. A nice ice high NPK feed should do the trick. Fan palms also hate to be distributed so be careful with your potting. Measure twice cut once! Also your begonia likes humidity but HATES water on her leaves and she likes a little dryness between waterings. Yes, a humidity loving plant that hates wet leaves & likes to go dry! Begonias are nuts if you ask me 🙈🍃🌱
I saw that rubber tree too! I want one of those so bad!
I thought about getting the rubber tree! I just have limited space & have that variety in my house already so I had to pass :( Thanks for all of the tips! thanks to you this round of plants may just survive :P
That looks like a type of Rex Begonia- one of the many, of similar coloration & pattern, I've owned one & lost it quite rapidly.
We need to replicate the very high humidity it had been living in.
Winter is the most difficult transition. In winter, the ambiet humidity levels are quite low, due to the fact we have auxiliary heating on, drying out the air.
I really like the pattern & leaf shape of your Rex.It's growing nicely, with plenty of new interior growth coming along. You will want to look up it's ideal soil, & water from the saucer. A fine misting in early morning & afternoon might keep then happy. Don't spray them at night, whdn temps drop. They can get powdery mildew.
If you see any mildew, cut that leaf off & discard it directly into a tissue. Fold it up gently & once encased, it goes directly into the trash. Don't put a mildewy leaf on the table, saucer, or your clothes, as spores are easily released into the air, & could infect other plants.
After repotting, your Rex will take off & soon be 3x its size.
Those palms & rhe Begonia will all require high humidity in tbe air to keep looking nice.
You can put pebble trays around the room, particularly beneath & around the plants. Pour water over the pebbles when ever they get low. Try to not let the pebbles go dry.
Even if you're letting tbe soil dry a bit in the pots, between waterings to prevent rot or mildew, the leaves will look tbeir best if you can provide ambient humidity. You might want to buy a humidifier.
You can also put out glasses or decorative bowls of water to assist those upper leaves as your palms grow & fan out.
The fan palm is a beauty. Just personal taste, but I'd likely cut off the early leaves which have only 2 sections & any that are damaged. Cutting off any inferior leaves emcourages the plants to put out new, fresh leaves.
Being watered just before being loaded onto trucks, the plants may have then sat in a cool area at some point. That alone could cause yellowing of some leaves, plus some might be older leaves or might've been slightly damaged when potted up to the next size to sell for more money & to lower the entire lot's maintennance for the growers. by holding more water. I didn't notice sny yellowing, but you'd mentioned it.
So whatever the cause of yellowing, if just a leaf or two, don't assume the worst. Just cut off any damaged leaves or roots & let tbem get settled in.
If there's a mineral deciciency, it's not as likely when it's in fairly new soil & has been likely fed , so hold of on any feeding or mineral tweaks & let it get aclimated.
If it has insects sucking out liquid & plant matter, that can cause yellowing. Again cut off affected leaves. If tbe leaves are sticky feeling, don't buy it or get it away from your other plants quickly.
Then study under tbe leavez in good light with a magnifying glass to identify what type of insects you're dealing with. Look for spider mites aphids, scale, mealy bugs, etc, by researching pics of insects & the kind of damage you may have. You didn't show the affected area up close, so I won't bother guessing.
Before buying an expensive & toxic product, give it a spray with an insecticidal soap or make your own by adding some Dr Bronners; Dr Woods castile soap; or a non-detergent dish soap to a spray bottle filled with filtered room temp water. Spray with soap solution while plants are wet from hard showering .
Lay any new pots down in tbe tub to spray the undersides of every leaf to remove as many bugs as possible with that initial spray. Do spray the soil & pot also, then spray out the tub so none can crawl back on to the pot then into the soil.
Then while quite wet, shake up the home made solution & spray the undersides, tops, stems, soil & pot.
It may be infested, & not infected.
Peter do you have a youtube channel? You seem to really know your plants well. 😊 Impressive.
@@k.j.krimson2590 thanks for the kind words but I'm not a TH-camr. I'm just old and been at it awhile. 😄
Can u do a video on how to check plants for pests before buying? Thanks for all you do!
8:22 for a second it looked like you only bought that tiny cactus, just the thought of you walking out of the store with only a tiny cactus made me giggle
I live in New Zealand and our indoor plant sections are tiny. The palms you showed would be over $100 here. Glad to know it's not just our big box stores that don't look after their plants properly.
same here! we have such a crap selection in new zealand, it seems the only way to get nice plants for a reasonable price it to buy cuttings off trademe. Ive been obsessed with chinese money plants (pilea peperomioides) but we cant get them in here because they are counted as a new species.
Yup New Zealand plant sections are tiny
Great job Harli, I try and go to Lowe's and Home Depot, I have gotten a few really neat plants, I just think you have to time it just right, I got my Chinese Evergreen, sparkling sarah at Lowe's and they have a Firecracker Chinese Evergreen, I got my string of turtles at Lowe's also. Home Depot is where I got my Calathea's, sometimes I get lucky when I go there and sometimes not. I just got my peperomia prostrata at Walmart. I'm ready to go plant shopping this weekend, I think I'm having plant withdrawals, Lol. I'm so ready for spring, then my local nurseries will start getting some good plants. Thanks Harli, have fun, I'm for sure going plant shopping tomorrow, Bye for now.
I love plant hauls! 🌱🌵
That bird of paradise😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩 now I need to go check my local lowes lol
This is one of my favorite hauls, plant wise. I love that bigonia so much.
That unidentified palm at the end is an Areca palm
So cool! Iooove the dreamcatcher at 13:00! Nice Video! ❣
I love your plant shopping and hauls! It's so fun to see so many plants!
Wow Harli.. Thats a beautiful plant haul.. Great treat for a Friday 💃💃
Thanks for watching! I am very happy to have found all of these lovely new plants!
Enjoyed your plant haul. I went to Lowe’s earlier and bought 2 Hoyas. Hoya wayetii and Hoya curtisii and a peperomia ruby cascade. All were in good condition. I’ve been looking for those. But loved the plants you bought.
oh wow! I wish I lived near your lowes! It sounds like they have a lot better variety than where I live!
Unfortunately I find that the big box stores either under or over water the plants. I just bought a purple passion plant from Home Depot about a month ago. This is my 3rd attempt to keep 1 alive and so far it's doing well. I thought the stores you went to had a pretty decent selection but you have so many plants and such a variety already it probably didn't seem that way to you lol.
That could be true haha I do also check out most of these locations frequently, so there wasn't much that was new since my last visit to them. What have you been doing to care for your current purple passion??
I always water my purple passion from the bottom. Mine likes to dry out before I water it again. It's very easy to propagate in soil, trimming keeps it bushy too. I just pop the cuttings back into the pot with a little rooting hormone.
Thanks for the tips! I'm going to give the propagation thing a go in a bit once it acclimates to my home (:
@@HarliG Mine really likes the sun so I have it right in front of a south facing window. I may move it back once summer comes but with the shorter winter days it's been fine so far. As the other person mentioned I also don't water it until I see it starting to slightly droop. Apparently they don't like water directly on their leaves so be careful with that.
missp2513 As a vendor, at Lowe's, you are absolutely correct. I try to let them know like EVERYDAY! It's so annoying to be treated like I know nothing, when I'm the one hands on, and they're the one's who pass by without even acknowledging their products. Unfortunately, we vendors are not allowed to water, due to a "liability/loss prevention issue", which, in my opinion, is stupid.
I love plant shopping vicariously through youtubers like Harli! I noticed the bird of paradise in two different stores you visited, that’s what I would’ve picked. The purple passion and the begonia you picked are especially pretty too💚
I picked up that Artichoke agave from my local Home Depot. I loved it. The Chinese fan palm was super cool. Thanks for sharing 😊👍❤.
I love the way you tickle and stroke them when you're choosing- me too! Your baby palm looks like mine - Howea Bermoreana Sentry Feather Palm. ❤🍃🌿🍀💕
i love your channel so muchhh ❤️❤️ you are such a plant mom inspiration to me. love youuu
Wow! thank you soooo much.
Love. Love. Love that begonia and purple passion plant.....I LOVE colorful design patterned plants.
This is the kind of video which makes me love youtube
Wow! I am honored by that. Thank you (:
Very nice Harli, thank you for sharing.
You are moving the camera a little too fast over the plants. Slow down a bit for better picture
I will be sure to do that next time. Thanks for the heads up & sorry about that!
Adding on : please put your keys away. Great video though
Yess I want to feel like I’m shopping and looking too!
Purple Passion - medium to sunny light. Most light gives best color. Can take a lot of water to keep from wilting in direct sun. Don't be afraid to trim stems as needed.
Oooh! That Chinese fan palm is a beauty! And so was that Fiddle Leaf Fig! Just a heads up, most palms like humidity too, lol. And so does the fiddle leaf fig. =P
Thanks for the tips! I plan to go back for the other Palm so all palm info is greatly appreciated :P
@@HarliG Also, I know Sago palms are highly poisonous if ingested (I'm telling you because of your poochies), but I'm not sure if you had you're eye on one or not. They don't always put the warning tags on the plants like they should. Just a heads up! =)
oh yeah! I saw that just in my quick research before purchasing! I appreciate you telling me though! They definitely don't put everything they should on the labels... maybe they'll figure it out someday :P
I just found your channel, and I’m loving your videos! I’m just starting to really get into plants myself! I got a new job where I have a desk and I certainly want a cute little buddy to help keep me happy! Your channel is helping me learn and decide!
I just picked up a ruby cascade at my Home Depot last week! It was in good shape. Now I want some palms! Good finds!
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Awesome video thanks for your plant knowledge
Cool video, thanks for bringing us along! Heheh I would've picked up that ficus elastica!!
I went to Home-depot and Lowes and they didn’t have a whole lot of plants I wanted. Lowes had more and better looking plants today. But that may change. I only got one new type of Cressula, but my friend found quite a few succulents, then we went to her house and planted them up. Had a great time. LOVE IT!!! Loved your haul, and the BIG palm you got.
Love those plants. I think that Creeping Charlie is a Swedish ivy. I saw a philodendron that I would have bought. And I like the Aglaonema that was $9.98.
Kim Rashad Yep - Swedish Ivy is what I thought too.
Which philodendron?! The aglaonemas were very pretty, I just already have the varieties that were there!
This a Creeping Charlie AKA Swedish Ivy
Definitely Swedish Ivy. I have a plant from a water-rooted cutting taken decades ago. When it gets a bit ‘leggy’ it gets a good trim and I root all the good size pieces and give them away. Very good value plant, super easy to care for.
Yep. Swedish Ivy
Great video, Harli! When you were in the stores I kept spotting the variegated dumb cane & was like "hey I've got it already" 😂 I had 3 purple passions for over a year...those girls are amazing..stick em in a north or south facing window where there's no direct sun, keep em a bit moist, make sure to trim cuz they will reach for the sky! ❤
I got a Home Depot cactus once and yeah I felt like I was done dirty because it had a beautiful flower on it. I bought it and I got home and I found out the flower was fake and hot glued onto the actual cactus and that type of cactus doesn't have flowers soooo yeah I don't trust Home Depot they are deceiving.
It is SO annoying when they do that!
When I was little I bought a cactus there for like 20 dollars only to get home and realize it was hollow, dead, and filled with spiders. Can’t remember if my parents got a refund or not.
Harli G I know right?!
Ah your in Utah?! Me too! I’m so exited for spring here , I have recently started my plant collection with a peace lily and a aloe but I want to get a lot more so your videos are great inspiration!!
Let me learn plants from you!! I’ve become obsessed!!
I love all of your Plants! I am starting my own little Plant Family here in Texas. ❤️
I loved this video!!! I went to one of the biggest Walmart’s in TX last week and they didn’t have a single houseplant! Home Depot has been my go to but i just found an amazing family owned nursery near me🥰
I am so jealous that you found that Swedish Ivy! (the one you said was labelled a creeping charlie) It is my favourite houseplant and no one around here ever carries it anymore. They grow like crazy and mine loved being misted!
The best time of the day is when harli posts xx
Wow! Thanks Molly! You're the best!
Facts
I’m in love with ur jacket 😍
Omg so glad you did this video, your lowes and home depot definitely have more plants then mine in Pennsylvania.
So lucky! Up north our home depot has hardly anything outside of succulents.
currently binging all of your videos 🖤
Thank you so much!
Lowe's is the best big box for gardening I have found overall I try not to do big box however if I have to get something then Lowes is my go to.
Purple passion...on the lookout💜💜💜
I like the wall hanging behind you
the plant that was labeled creeping Charlie is Swedish ivy. I got a cutting back in August & it's now three plants total, it grows so so fast!!!
Those purple passion...we have one in the cafe I work at (I'm kinda the self proclaimed plant caretaker) and that purple passion is unreal! it's been on the verge of death because we forgot to water if for a couple weeks and literally, the smallest drinks of water over a day and it popped right back to life!!!!! The cuttings have held and it just goes wild no matter where we put it! Love that plant.
I thought I was the only one that does this plant tour with the box stores especially around nearing spring. I am just sooo like you with clearance plants. Good find! I moved out of Florida but revisited my mom a week ago. The plants there at all the Lowes, Home Depot, and WalMart all so lush and thriving and the selection--totally envious since I now live in Virginia Beach, VA. Anyway, thanks for not making me feel soooo plant obsessed, plant maniac since I too do this type of tour. It is the first dept. I go to when I visit these stores. LOL.
I am so jealous of the warmer states plant selections period! We cold states have it rough 😭 no matter who I’m with, if I end up at any store, at any time I’m like “bye I’m looking for the plants I’ll meet you at the car” 😂
Nice haul for early March! I go in spurts where certain plants interest me more. Must be your palm season! I live near Cincinnati, Ohio and visited several Home Depot and Lowe's stores the last few days. The selection looks identical to what you showed. I am looking for Calathea orbifolia and won't rest until it is perched in my solarium!
Watching all your old videos, last one was 12 months ago - and your house has changed and your collection is so much bigger now! And your pregnant!
Ah! I love j&j nursery! It's flipping fabulous!!!
That last plant looks like swedish ivy! I love mine! And they're one of the few ivies that aren't toxic to cats/dogs/people.
So good to know! Thank you!
The last plant you showed is a Swedish Ivy, really popular in the 70-80s. Grows like crazy and really easy to propagate. Best wishes from Sweden!
Thanks for the ID! I appreciate it (:
OMG!! Your apartment/home is my home garden goal made reality. Im well on my way to achieve it. It looks amazing.
Oh yay! Thank you so much. Living in a planty home is so wonderful!
I liked your video. I went to Loews and Home Depot last monday afternoon. The fulltime employee at Lowes garden center was marking down older plants because the newer plants just arrived with have a new wick in the bottom of their pots for ease in watering. She was discounting the old style potted plants. I bought a few ferns for 50 cents each also. I also bought the Rainbow moss you looked at for $5!! On clearance. It just needed a little cleanup, only a few dry ends that i trimmed off. I hung it from the shower rod in my bathroom that has a window. I mist it whenever i go in there. It really perks up with the misting. Also, the lady at Lowes said the parttime weekend employees didn't water the plants well and she was cleaning up and marking down plants. Mondays and tuesdays may be good days to go look for deals right now.. Its soo fun to go look! Also liked the big Fig. 🌿🌿🌿😁☺
Thanks for this video. I’ve been wondering what Walmart had in this time of year. I saw those Ruby Cascades a couple weeks ago and have been meaning to go back and get it!
Hi Harli ~ great haul! I really liked that Rainbow Moss you looked at, such pretty colors. I had a purple passion plant many years ago and it bloomed! The bad thing about that is the flowers looked like dandelions and they smelled really bad! Also, I was at our Walmart in Nampa, ID and saw the same pots. I bought the smaller of the marbled one. For some reason they are not carrying houseplants right now. I hope they will soon!
I'm with you... Big Box stores are generally not my "go-to" plant shops. That being said, I got my date palm at Lowe's. It's under a grow light, likes lots of water and I spray maybe once or twice a week if I remember and it's doing great.
I had no idea a purple passion plant existed, I got into plants last month and GOD it's so crazy to think that's real!! I just bought one off Etsy, makes me cry yours was so cheap in comparison. But purple is my favorite color and it's safe to animals so I had to get it. So happy!
My favorite plant is my impatient...I know it is suppose to be an annual but I brought it inside for the winter put it in a South facing window and water it when a leaf or two begins to curl....It is flowering GREAT.... I also took cuttings off of another impatient when it got leggy I cut 6"long tossed them in filtered water.. topped off the water occasionally they got great roots in about 3 1/2 weeks planted them in miracle grow potting mix ...they are 2 weeks later blooming like mad I watered a bit everyday for about two weeks to acclimate the "water roots" to become "soil roots".......Aaahhhh nothing like colorful flowers blooming in the house in winter....Oh yeah they also need air circulation so my ceiling fan gets put on for about 4 hours a day at least on low...usually on medium.....Just thought I'd let everybody know garden plants can become free house plants in the winter...I bring in my Vining geraniums too and they do great !!! South facing window....No shopping necessary...no opening my wallet more than once...just continuation of the fun into a colorful winter.😉
SWEEDISH IVY is the last plant. Love love them. Small white flowers too
Big fan of the top 10 colorful indoor plant idea!
Great Haul. Can't wait till SPRING. I would love to see a video on how you will cure that beautiful palm.
I have a feeling spring is just around the corner! My Tulips in the yard are beginning to pop up (:
Wow...you got some great deals! I buy most of my plants at Lowe's , some at Walmart, rarely Jerry's or HD. The prices in Utah seem to be lower by 1/2 or at least 1/3. I live in Oregon. Tis the season! I'm so itching to splurge!
WOW! You had me at the first 30 seconds!! You all definitely get better selections and amounts of plants than we do here on the east coast...
Really?! I guess north of me there are some really incredible Walmart garden centers! Like 4x the size of mine! I’m jealous of them haha
You're one of my favorite plant youtuber love the content you put out idc if it's not how it's not all fancy high production type video it's your personality and how knowledgeable you are that's what gets me excited to watch! I have zero plant friends so your video are like I'm interacting with a friend in a way
You could go on instagram. There is a large gardening community there with lots of kind helpful people. I have certainly found it helpful in dealing with having no plant friends. Just an idea sweetie. Good luck.
That first hangonf plant was kinda cute. You looked at a fiddleleaf fig and dieffenbachia, too; I bought both of those. Also, there were some pretty dracaenas I've passed on, but might've purchased if my mood was right. I have 4 dracaenas in my home 💕 I like your begonia and that purple plant 🌞
Love your buys, love the palms so I think you should go back a get the last one. 🌱🌴
The Pygmy date palm is very easy. I have a big one in my basement because I have no room for it in the winter and as long as you water them when they are dry, they will be fine. They don’t mind low light at all. I highly recommend it if you want a palm. I keep mine outside in full sun in the summer.
Thanks for the info! I am definitely going to go back to get one. ESPECIALLY since it can survive lower light situations. Thank you so much!
Nice find for the day. My Walmart here doesn't have ANY plants at all yet but I went to Lowe's with my mom and was lucky to find one Hoya princess and the guy there said they had their shipments in last week!!! BTW.. Would love to see another video of how to care for a sick plant.
I live in WA state and never have any good plants at my local Walmart’s, love all of your plant shopping videos!
Your 'Creeping Charlie' is Plectranthus australis aka Swedish Ivy - one of my faves. Love the Chinese Fan Palm. Most of the places you visited have a better selection than around here 🙄. And I don't live in a small town, actually fairly large college town. 🤷♀️Idk makes no sense to me.
Will you please do a video on how to "groom" my plants?? Does that make sense?? Like when and how to trim them properly?
I believe it’s a Rex Begonia that you purchased. Nice haul! Now I have to go out and check our my local stores and see what they have so early in March lol :)
Love ur haul. Time flys when u have fun!!!! To bad u live so far! I need plant budddy :)!
So "Creeping Charlie" is just another name for Swedish Ivy. I have one that's a cutting from the Swedish Ivy that's adorned the Oval Office mantle since 1961. I'm so in love with all your plants! I hope my house looks like that some day! 💚
Soo beautiful nursery👌
Please make a video on making holes at the bottom of ceramic containers! Thank you
Mibby K you should check out sorry girls they have a video on that diy
love watching your hauls while watering my plants. can you do a video on how you handle plant infections like the one on the fan palm
hello, i like your videos and you are very relatable. could you please make a video on plant care for travelers - 2 weeks and more? i was away for 10 days and i did not have anyone to take care of my plants during my travel so what i did is that; a) i watered them really well in my travel day. b) i placed them all together in a room with low/medium light b) i made a humidity trays for the humidity loving plans (calathea, fittonia, crotons, etc). it worked! some plants had crispy leaves, lost some leaves, droopy leaves, especially the ones in smaller pots. I feel that i did a good job, but i would appreciate shedding some light on this topic (: thanks again and keep up the good work!
Great haul
Love the begonia and the Chinese palm🌱
Thanks for watching!
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I'm always shocked about plant prices in the US. It's so expensive! For me it is a cheap hobby but for you guys it is definetly not. Glad you can still get some new plants every month without going broke 😅. I really enjoy your videos!
Really?! 🙀 How much does a typical plant cost for you. Where do you live? I’m now considering moving for the cheaper plants haha
Can you do a video of plants that didn't make it 2018 and plants that didn't take the winter very well?
Love these ideas! I just added them to my videos-to-film list!
Ok Harli I need your advice my syngonium (sp?) is dropping leaves and popping out leaves at the same time what could be wrong?
Those plant pots at Walmart!!😍
I would’ve gotten one of them Angleonemas for sureeee🙈🦄 love them!
I was lucky to find a healthy peperomia ruby cascade at my Home Depot.
Nice! Good find!