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Kaylee: The camera is focusing on something, I don’t know what?!
The big Lynamii leaf in the back: 😏
Instead of velvety, maybe suede feeling? Still soft, but not all the way velvety?
Can you do a rare plant index on Sansevieria and Rhipsalis? One day you'll see it!! LOL!!
It feels like silk to me
I would LOVE one on sanseveria!!
@@selinaruiz9395 Same! One day she'll see it! I've been askingfor a year!!! I know she's busy and prolly gets sooo many requests.
@@SmackMyWitchUp hahaha I'm sure she is super busy. I just started getting sanseveria and....I'm very into them lol. I hope she does one!!!
@@selinaruiz9395 NGL, it’s a little ego boost when I see that something she puts more on the rarer side is in my collection. 😂
I’ll keep posting until one day she sees it! But respectfully, of course.
Hi! I just read every comment looking for an ID on Dark Boi. I'm obsessed. If anyone has a definitive answer please let me know ❤
Also love this channel so much I am just floored by some of the gorgeous plants and I love listening to you and your perspective, Kaylee!
I don't have a definitive answer, BUT if it isn't a moodeanum, my bet is that it's an A. Chamberlainii. Lemme know if you agree
@KayleeEllenOfficial The mystery plant in the beginning looks very similar to a common species here in the US, called SMILAX, particularly S. bona-nox. This genus reproduces by runners or rhizomes, but also through male and female flowers.
When I first saw them in the wild, they do look almost like syngonium, and I would love to have one indoors.
The homalomena you have is Rubescens Variegata Stardust! I have one and it's stunning! Mine has more prominent pink, which I've found actually intensifies with more light (specifically growlights compared to natural sunlight funnily enough)
I want one!!
So beautiful. Lucky!!
@@Ares-c3m the yellow one is just aurea variegata I think
Hi Kaylee, thank you for all the wonderful videos. I have only one request, can you tell us about your leca vs soil mix planting (what works, what doesnt in either medium; short term and long term, etc)? Thank you so much.
Omg I am so jealous mysterious dark boi is stunning!
The anthurium could well be “Red Beauty”. I got one from Indonesia sold as chamberlainii, but chamberlainii isn’t in cultivation apparently, and what gets sold as them (and often as moodeanum) is a hybrid called Red Beauty. I’ve also read they’re an andreanum hybrid which would be mind blowing given the size of them!
Why is everything in your webshop sold out? Been sold out for some months now😥when will you restock. Really want a florida beauty
I think you may have just been missing the restocks as they aren't really advertised. There will be a couple of restocks coming in the next month or so
@@KayleeEllenOfficial oh, really got to check it out more often then!🤩
The other syngonium that looks like the wendlendii is the syngonium Rayii. I actually wanted them both because I love the stark contrast in the dark green and white.
I was about to say the same i have a Rayii and that's what mine looks like
I have the wendlandii and got a wetstick of the rayii the other day. Im so excited that it popped its first ickle little leaf ❤️
Lauren Eicher I think they are very different once mature but in this state I just KNEW they were the same darn plant.
@@ThePhoenixx2012 i believe the rayii is alot more glossy from the start. But leaf and pattern-wise they are truly hard to distinguish haha.
Enyacorn see?! This is exactly why I need one of both but I’m over here with zilch!!! I’m on a mission now.
There are 3 types of variegated Homalomena Rubescens:
(These are common names we give here in the Philippines)
1. Thai Cons (because it has splash variegation and looks like a Monstera Thai Constellation) It has an occasional sectoral variegation but not so much.
That’s what you have right there. It will have pink and white variegation.
2. Aurea. It has a yellow variegation. It’s the same with the monstera Aurea from green to yellow.
3. Lastly, the Tricolor. My favorite. It usually comes very sectoral. The variegations come pink when new until it comes cream and eventually becomes white.
The 'not a syngonium' is utterly beautiful. Maybe a Diascora Japonica Thunb ? ' Is there a market for this lady asks ...' well can I pre order mine now please !
That dark burgundy one is GORGEOUS!!!!! I need one 😍😍
The syngonium Wendlandii grows like weeds in the tropics.....love the leaves....I call it felted...not quite velvet
I feel that the mystery plant could be an Aristolochia such as A. watsonii, or something within that family (Same family as string of hearts). I thought for a moment it could also be a passiflora or an Ipomoea
that really looks similar, very cool!
It looks exactly like that, I think you are right
I love that not syngonium plant. I would definitely have that if I can ever find it, keep us updated on its ID 😍
The way the second one grows reminds me of Cissus. It does look a bit like a lance leaf syngonium but I agree that the way it actually grows isn't like other syngonium.
This was my first thought too! It looks like a type of Cissus but I’m not sure.
I thought lance leaf too! But yeah the grow habit…
I also thought that is Cissus in the Grape family. And I love that second plant uwwhhhhh
looks like Cissus Amazonica, note sure
@@andreapancakova2413 Amazonica's leaves arequite different. But the way it trails also reminds me of cissus.
I want that unknown babe! It does look like a syngonium, but you’re right that growth pattern is not it. It’s SO cute!!!
The leathery philodendron is a philodendron callosum.
Maybe that first unknown /"syngonium" plant is some kind of cissus?
Oh, the return of the Mysterious Dark Boi. He is stunning 😍 Thank You for an update
That first unknown plant definitely has diosorea vibes but not one I've ever seen! The long slenderness of the leaf is similar to dioscorea spiculiflora but it's not that!
Refreshed at 16.02 and it didn't show the video, started to panic! You make my Fridays!
The one that looks likes the Wendlandii is the Rayii :)
And yes, it feels so much more velvety than other syngo’s haha
No it's not as velvety
The shape and the growth habit of the syngonium-like plant really reminds me of ipomoea sagittatta leaves, or it could be other similar plants from the morning glory family. These plants also tend to have tender leaves and curly-ish stems, which is another reason why it remind me of the mystery plant.
Hadn’t ever heard of dioscorea, so that was a new one for me…I can see how it kind of resembles a dioscorea ‘borneo’ long leaf (or ‘kalban’) maybe?
Dioscorea Borneo looks just like it good call
Seconded
Dioscorea Sp Peru
Much more like a D Peru than Borneo
@@azkiin601 100 percent agree with the D Sp Peru! Characteristics include long blade shaped leaves with splotches of silver variegation, and this looks exactly like that.
Mysterious Dark Boi... reminds me of a Anthurium Bosworth Beauty. I've started seeing them being sold in Tasmania and always thought it looked like yours.
That unknown plant reminds me Aristolochia tagala a little. Well the wine and leaf attachment place to stem reminds of aristolochia. I have aristolochia gigantea, so at the same moment I remembered leaf attachment to steam.
The Philodendron crassinervium looks to be Philodendron callosum subsp. ptarianum. It's the one that grows upwards, where as plain callosum is a crawler. Gorgeous plant.
I just purchased that "syngonium" as a syngonium sp. Peru. It definitely doesn't look, grow or feel like a syngonium in person though.
Dioscorea sp peru?
@@aneciacuthbert2192 It may be. The photo from foliage factory looks pretty similar, but I haven't been able to find any other photos of it 🤷🏼♀️
I think Steve’s Leaves sells the 2nd syngonium. I feel like I’ve seen it there before. I just forgot what it’s called. Lol
Steve's Leaves actually sells both the Rayii and Wendlandii. He is currently sold out of the Wendlandii. I just received my Rayii from him last week.
The syngonium wendlandii & syngonium rayii are nearly identical, except the rayii is essentially a dwarf version lol it’s very small and stays quite small… And by small I am referring to the leaves.
For the syngonium look-alike- could it be some kind of ivy? It looked a bit “ivy-like” to me…maybe Hedera Helix ‘Hermania’ ivy?
I was also thinking it had very ivy like growth..
Nice! That looks highly likely
I think you are correct! Defiantly an Ivy but which one? Variegated Little Hermann Hedera Ivy?
I love the “not syngonium”!! It’s so dang cute!
That does look like moodeanum to me! But whatever it is, it’s stunning. I have one that’s a little smaller & I love it definitely one of my favorite anthurium 🖤
Kaylee, Your make up is looking fabulous! Thank you for sharing your new plant finds. They are looking great too.
My husband and I LAH-ove your videos. He loves my plant collection and how "frank" you are. Keep them coming. We really enjoy your content no matter the subject.
Don't apologize for showing your plants, that's kinda what I'm here for☺️
That Lynamii is INCREDIBLE 🙌
I have one and I bought it from a seller who split it in half and it actually grew new leaves and roots so it can be split to make more
Oooo I actually love the monstera Brazil common form, the leaves deffo look different
what if the mystery plant is in the Fabaceae (legume/pea family) or Cissus (or mayyyybe Hedera) family??? the leaves remind me of philo in shape- but the vines remind me of Cissus discolor in growth habit, or even the 'corkscrew' flower (Cochliasanthus caracalla) vine?
Hi kaylee, I saw something similar to the ‘monstera’ . It looks like epipremum pinnatum. The young leaves have no perforation and will slowly grow when they mature. Hope you manage to ID them! Cheers
I think your philo crass is a philodendron callosum which has leaves similar texture to a philo rugosum.
We have the same kind of monstera deli. The person who gave it to me bought it from Greece. And it's really a bit different from the normal deliciousa that we locally have here in the Philippines.
That 'syngonium' plant is so funky I want one now. Always a cool feeling when you find an unusual plant you haven't come across yet.
Hi Kaylee. Can you also please please make a tutorial videos on how you ship your plants? Preparation, packaging tips. Anything will do and I really appreciate it. Lots of love from the Philippines🤗
Hey Kaylee, I'm pretty sure, the *wtf*-plant is really some kind of Dioscorea. There are some species very similar to yours, but I cannot find any match under the variegated ones. Look to the roots for confirmation. Normally you can recognise dioscorea roots/tubers very well.
And I love Monstera deliciosa 'Brazil common form'! To me the leaves look a lot more lumpy and clumsy in comparison to the normal M. deliciosa and M.borsigiana. And later on the inner fenestration is a little different, too. I'm pretty sure there is a market for this little fuzzy guy! I pray for it - so I mayby some time can buy this plant somewhere - for a price I can afford.
I got a normal hamalomena rubescens maggy, from a local garden center. It’s a super easy plant and grows quite fast. I love it! I do have to say it took a while for the plant to really take off
I FOUND IT!!!! I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING DAY AND NIGHT FOR IT BUT I FOUND IT!!!
The "Mystery Syngonium" is actually better known as a "Water Spinach" where it comes from!
Lmao in vietnam its used as a regular dish in daily family meals 🤣🤣🤣
Here lurking for the unknown plant ID... I love it's uniqueness
I completely agree that the MD Brazil looks different than the small form. The shape of the immature leaves is so cute to me, however I feel like the fenestrations are a bit closer to the midrib than Borsi as well? It was all I could look at before you noticed the baby leaves.
1st plant looks like a Discorea Long Leaf that has been getting quite popular this year. Check the roots to see if there are any 'Bulbs'. They grow like weeds and are very awesome!
The black anthurium is sooo coool! I love it! ♥
Well - You just made my day!!!!
There is officially "Nothing wrong with me !!!!!" WOOOHOOO
because yes, I do like the Mysterious Dark Boi !
On a seperate note: I find it amazing that I can learn tons even from your WTF vids ! Keep up the great work, as it is appreciated !
I needs to know what the ‘not a syngonium’ is! So freaking cute 💜💜💜 he’s a miniature long boiiii.
I have wendlandii. When I have her inside the house around 22, 23 degree, no wind, it touches very velvety. When I leave her in shade area in garden, a bit lower temperature in the night and fresh breeze, then it feels like touching suede. I don’t know what exactly is the reason but, yes wendlandii is velvety. 😆
The mysterious vining plant could be Dioscorea sp Peru 🧐
It's similar to dioscorea sp borneo. Peru has a differen't leaf texture. But I might be wrong 🤭
I just looked it up and you are right!
Second unidentified plant could be a ficus cutting, maybe Ficus pleurocarpa?
That first no ID (not Syngonium) looks like something I had for a while. If I'm right, it's a type of Polygonum Multiform. It has that gorgeous vine and looks very similar. The roots just take over EVERYTHING
The mysterious "syngonium" gives me fancy bindweed vibes weirdly
The unknown syngonium looks like Ipomoea Sagittata. Also known as a Saltmarsh Morning Glory. That's the closest I could find.
Yes i have wendlandii, they look velvety but they are not that smooth to touch.
Gorgeous!!!! My gut says some sort of passiflora. Just a hunch.
Mysterious Dark Boi is looking GORGEOUS
It happened to me last year.I happily grabbed a cutting of a pretty vine that I thought to be some kind of syngonium. It turned out to be an ornamental ipomea.
“What do you think you can find over there, that’s a face? I don’t understand ” 😂📸 15:16
I so want mysterious dark boi!! Does anyone know of a plant that stays looking like his baby leaf? That blood red black colour is beautiful
Kaylee can you recommend a plant shop in Lancashire? I've exhausted the ones closest to Preston, looking for somewhere fresh that might have more unusual plants. Been hunting for the mystery plant and it could be a syngonium lance leaf vine that has been growing wrapped around the pot? It's a similar shape and the terrarium grown plants appear lighter green like yours?
That first unknown plant looks VERY similar to a vining plant that grows all over in Florida !!!! I have no idea what it was but I loved it, & I forgot to snag a cutting from my grandparents back yard, damn!
The syngnium looking plant does remind me of some kind of piper atleast from looking at the way the vine is grown
The first one known as syngonium wendlandii here in Indonesia, they are gorgeous as hanging plants and have a unique growth pattern, they will aourt out like many long stems along with several nodes…and will produce several cute leaves at the same time.. And that dark boi is indeed sold as Anthurium Chamberlainii here. If you dig deeper into Homalomena, you will be surprised with the variety of species, loads of patterns, weird forms, and many more, gorgeous plants they are.
Hi. Can you tell me what temperatures are needed for alocasia plants over the winter, indoors. Would the temperature need to be constantly maintained 24/7, will the plants go dormant if the temperature drops during periods of the day. This is the first year and winter that I've kept these plants.
The non-syngonium seems a lot like a cissus of some sort 🧐
It's possible the "unknown syngonium" is some type of sweet potato vine.
Looking beautiful today. Great video. 🥰
The Monstera looks exactly like mine. I live in Brazil, so maybe that’s why.
Kaylee.... Can you tell me where did you order your Olive Green " It's Not a Obliqua" Tshirt in one of previous vids.
Is there a chance the first 'not a syngonium' is a cissus? It shares a growth pattern and leaf shape with my super silver cissus amazonica
This 'not a Syngonium' is one of the most beautiful plants ever.
I love it too! I’d buy it.
Aha!! Found something that looks like it: 'Dioscorea sp. Peru'.
I thought that unknown Syngonium looked a bit like a tri leaf wonder with the shape but was there some variegation?
Syngonium Rayii💚 is the one similar to wendlandii
That second one is gorgeous and I need to add it to my collection. Can’t wait to get the name!!!
OMG, The MYSTERIOUS Dark Boi is incredibly insane. Stunning beauty😮😍
The leaf arrangement and vining structure reminds me of a cissus discolor...maybe it’s a species of cissus??
The mystery syngonium has the same leaf structure and vining pattern as a parthenocissus amazonica . Hope that helps.
Very in love with the mystery vine plant!!!
Mysterious dark boy.. too!!!! OMG 🔥 🔥 🔥
First plant is singonium and i got many of them on my mom's backyard
Syngonium wenlendii does loose the white veining but develops cute lobes(hope that's the rt term). Mine is a 3 lobed ones, with very little white on the centre lobe only. The look alike is rayii, that keeps the veining as it's more of a crawler than climber, unlike the wenlendii.
The first unknown is likely an Aristolochia sp. Get it to flower and we can get a better ID. It would also help to know the region it came from. If the roots are not tuberous, it's not a Dioscorea.
The Honalomena Variegated can revert and is more like an Alocasia variegated in behaviour. Just keep that in mind if youre gonna spend for it.
Hi Kaylee, why are all the plants on your webshop sold out?
I enjoy a good plant mystery
Discorea or even possibly a type of passion flower that i forgot the name of.
The other syngonium you were thinking of is Rayii. I have a baby one!
Mystery plant looks like a aristolochia watsonii aka Indian root. You'll know for sure when it blooms the flowers are super distinct and real funny lookin.
I think it's dioscorea sp. Borneo!
I think you're right!
@@horace6851 no 100% it's not
It is a similar shape but different the unknown doesn't have the veining on the sp. Borneo, and the markings or variegation is different
@@Ben-ky9yq what about "no one will judge you, if you're wrong"...? ;) you're breaking Kaylee's promise, Ben (Ben? that Ben? you're lurking in the comments...? Good to know. If that's really the case I might use this opportunity to request more of your presence in the videos, your dynamics with Kaylee is hilarious. If you're a different Ben, I hope you agree that we need more of Ben :D)
@@horace6851 nobody is judging you so don't sweat, but nah....its not....😁
The Syngonium Wendlandii is velvety only when the leaf is brand new. 😅 Those are super soft, then they get a bit tough and hardened.
@kaylee How much humidity in your room?
Syngonium Rayii I think is what you have, the Wendlandii have three leaves I believe.
The plant at about 6 minutes in reminds me of Cissus Amazonica, even though the leaf shape and veining are a bit different. Could it be a Cissus of some sort?