I loved seeing your entire collection, especially since you are moving! I don't know how the heck you're gonna do it, but here for all the moving content. 😂
Because I've read a couple of comments about how to babyproof: Tights are your best friend! We stretched them over the pots to stop our daughter emptying soil out of bigger pots we couldn't move :)
Idk if you’ve done it already, but could you maybe make a video about baby proofing your plant space? I have twins on the way and I. Am. STRESSINGGG about my plants! 😂 My mom keeps telling me to get rid of them, but I refuse. I’ve been in the plant hobby for almost a decade & my son is older, so I never had to worry about baby proofing prior.
Beautiful collection with lots of variety. Excited to see your new set up and how your plants transition in their new home. Many blessings on your move and I hope everything goes smoothly for you. 🪴🌵✨
Your regale is sooooo gorgeous! I guess i better add a greenhouse to my to do list 😂 everything looks amazing, I cannot imagine moving such a large collection. Sending all the good vibes your way
My Pilea is also growing out of a pot with side holes! So cute. What a delight to listen to you talk for a long time! 😂 I always wish your videos were longer. I hope your move is going smoothly! 🤗
I agree with you on the cactus collection. They’re gorgeous. I love the variety and have been super impressed with the Arizona landscaping you see outside most peoples homes. And I love that you put fake Koi fishes inside your greenhouse pond.
Your staghorn will love it's home long term. It will eventually wrap around the wood hanger until the hanger will be consumed by foilage. They go great in terracotta pots too and eventually consume them as well.
Your plant wall is always so gorgeous but girl, I really hope you switch to more plastic pots (or at least glazed pots) in your new home. You just don’t have the time to be keeping up with the watering in terra cotta anymore! Can’t wait to see what you do in your next home! ❤
I'm really curious on how you are going to move your collection. I am moving in a year and a half and I'm pre-stressed at just the idea of it all so I can just imagine how you are doing and it only being weeks away. I was out the other day and got 2 Fittonia's one white and one pink and thought of you and your love of them. There is just something about Fittonia's that makes you smile and think Becca lol.
Tortum is one of my ultimate fav plant, and seeing vlogger's getting rid of it just makes me feel sad. Such a statement plant. Hope you try to keep it in your collection and just keep growing it😢❤
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Oh gosh Becca this video was so incredible. I really love Anthurium but don't have the best place to keep them alive so everyone that I have gotten no matter how hard I have tried to keep them alive they have died. I love the Albo Syngonium and had a tiney one that was given to me but it died and I will be ready to get another one because I do have an area in my bedroom that I have 9 of them and another one in my livingroom. The Albo Monstera is on my wish list, so is the Hoya Polyneura. That Pothos you wanted to know what it could be because it isn't a Marbel Queen, it might be a Pothos Manjula. I have a Scindapsus pictus that some really gorgeous big leaves I really love it so much. I also have a small Fittonia that wasn't doing too great then started to come back and it's getting more and more new leaves, it's not as full and huge as your beautiful Fittonia always is. I have never tried propagating a Fittonia. Well thank you again Becca for this awesome video and I am wishing you and your husband a lot of luck and safety moving to your new home which I am so excited to see all of it inside and still sad that you are leaving this beautiful greenhouse you built, that is also one of my goals to build a greenhouse in my backyard, it won't be a huge one because I have a small backyard but I have the perfect spot for a small one that I am so excited to finally get. I am wishing you a beautiful and blessed day, sending love and hugs, bye!! 🥰🤗🙏🙏👍👏👏💖💕💚💜💜💜💜💜
haha my brasil is also nearly dead. It got thrips and lost most leaves and was quite small to begin with. So I completely copped it up and then when the cuttings where ready to be potted I forgot about them and they got too dry and all the roots died 😥 I startet over but about half the cuttings didn´t make it, so now I´m left with 5 tiny cuttings
My Crystallinum started curling and flopping in my cabinet. I thought it wasn’t humid enough but it was actually too humid I think because it stopped curling once I took it out of the cabinet. Hope this helps!
I’m not judging you, but I’m asking a question. Why do you severely neglect watering plants, then show them to your viewers? So many are dying of thirst. I’m trying to understand…
I’m not afraid to show the “real” and human side of owning houseplants. Most people have a plant or two in their collection that has been neglected. I want to normalize that so that viewers don’t see my beautiful collection, look at theirs, and think they suck because their plants aren’t perfect. Mine aren’t either.. but it doesn’t mean I don’t love them. Secondly, I have a young child and this was filmed right before a big move out of state. Obviously I prefer my plants to not get to the state where they are extremely thirsty and have yellow leaves, but that was my reality. There were real life things going on and my plants had to take a back seat. Many of them handle the neglect well, but others don’t. It’s a constant learning process, and my plant care is not perfect. TLDR; I’m not a liar. I don’t see the point in hiding my neglected plants just to keep a facade. I’m not perfect, my plants aren’t perfect. Sometimes they get neglected because other things in my life have to take priority. ❤️
Awwwwww. thanks for the shout-out. 🥰 (You missed showing us the infamous balcony plant in this tour! LOL!!!!)
I just realized with your move, that it is the end of the dead balcony plant. END OF AN ERA
I loved seeing your entire collection, especially since you are moving! I don't know how the heck you're gonna do it, but here for all the moving content. 😂
Because I've read a couple of comments about how to babyproof: Tights are your best friend! We stretched them over the pots to stop our daughter emptying soil out of bigger pots we couldn't move :)
The Hoya linearis revive!!! Nice work! 🎉
Yay! I know what I am doing next hour and a half! ❤
I with you
Idk if you’ve done it already, but could you maybe make a video about baby proofing your plant space? I have twins on the way and I. Am. STRESSINGGG about my plants! 😂 My mom keeps telling me to get rid of them, but I refuse. I’ve been in the plant hobby for almost a decade & my son is older, so I never had to worry about baby proofing prior.
I have 13 month old twins, it is definitely hard to keep the plants safe!! These kids be wild 😂
Beautiful collection with lots of variety. Excited to see your new set up and how your plants transition in their new home. Many blessings on your move and I hope everything goes smoothly for you. 🪴🌵✨
I love your curly spider plant 🕷️🌿🕸️
A fantastic look at ALL the plants.. I hope your move goes well and that the plants adjust and Nora is growing and doing lots of helpful 😉 packing.. 🌵
Your regale is sooooo gorgeous! I guess i better add a greenhouse to my to do list 😂 everything looks amazing, I cannot imagine moving such a large collection. Sending all the good vibes your way
My Pilea is also growing out of a pot with side holes! So cute. What a delight to listen to you talk for a long time! 😂 I always wish your videos were longer. I hope your move is going smoothly! 🤗
Thank YOU so much for filming and editing this monster video!
Thank yooooou! Best to you and yours in this upcoming transition 🙏🏽
Great video loved to see one last tour of this amazing space 😢 on ward and upward excited to see a whole new Becca world!!!!
I agree with you on the cactus collection. They’re gorgeous. I love the variety and have been super impressed with the Arizona landscaping you see outside most peoples homes. And I love that you put fake Koi fishes inside your greenhouse pond.
I just got around to watching this! It’s a Manjula Pothos 😁 and she’s looking amazing!!!
Wow, a lot of thirsty plants!!! 😮
Your staghorn will love it's home long term. It will eventually wrap around the wood hanger until the hanger will be consumed by foilage. They go great in terracotta pots too and eventually consume them as well.
Your plant wall is always so gorgeous but girl, I really hope you switch to more plastic pots (or at least glazed pots) in your new home. You just don’t have the time to be keeping up with the watering in terra cotta anymore! Can’t wait to see what you do in your next home! ❤
Nice collection 😃
I love to see your entire collection, we can see how full and diverse it is !! ✨
I'm really curious on how you are going to move your collection. I am moving in a year and a half and I'm pre-stressed at just the idea of it all so I can just imagine how you are doing and it only being weeks away. I was out the other day and got 2 Fittonia's one white and one pink and thought of you and your love of them. There is just something about Fittonia's that makes you smile and think Becca lol.
Tortum is one of my ultimate fav plant, and seeing vlogger's getting rid of it just makes me feel sad. Such a statement plant. Hope you try to keep it in your collection and just keep growing it😢❤
Can you please provide more info on where to order those cute fake plants that you showed? I'm looking for some.!?
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I love your videos! Question about your burgundy elastica...did you have to prune it to get it to branch or did it eventually do it on its own?
Oh gosh Becca this video was so incredible. I really love Anthurium but don't have the best place to keep them alive so everyone that I have gotten no matter how hard I have tried to keep them alive they have died. I love the Albo Syngonium and had a tiney one that was given to me but it died and I will be ready to get another one because I do have an area in my bedroom that I have 9 of them and another one in my livingroom. The Albo Monstera is on my wish list, so is the Hoya Polyneura. That Pothos you wanted to know what it could be because it isn't a Marbel Queen, it might be a Pothos Manjula. I have a Scindapsus pictus that some really gorgeous big leaves I really love it so much. I also have a small Fittonia that wasn't doing too great then started to come back and it's getting more and more new leaves, it's not as full and huge as your beautiful Fittonia always is. I have never tried propagating a Fittonia. Well thank you again Becca for this awesome video and I am wishing you and your husband a lot of luck and safety moving to your new home which I am so excited to see all of it inside and still sad that you are leaving this beautiful greenhouse you built, that is also one of my goals to build a greenhouse in my backyard, it won't be a huge one because I have a small backyard but I have the perfect spot for a small one that I am so excited to finally get. I am wishing you a beautiful and blessed day, sending love and hugs, bye!! 🥰🤗🙏🙏👍👏👏💖💕💚💜💜💜💜💜
haha my brasil is also nearly dead. It got thrips and lost most leaves and was quite small to begin with. So I completely copped it up and then when the cuttings where ready to be potted I forgot about them and they got too dry and all the roots died 😥 I startet over but about half the cuttings didn´t make it, so now I´m left with 5 tiny cuttings
Can u please link your floating shelf.
Did you get your macrame plant hanger from midway antique mall😊
It’s not “n-joying” anything right now 😂😂😂
My Crystallinum started curling and flopping in my cabinet. I thought it wasn’t humid enough but it was actually too humid I think because it stopped curling once I took it out of the cabinet. Hope this helps!
💙💙💙
If plants revert, does that mean they’re not happy or healthy?
Where can I find the link to the Etsy shop for the shelf by the front door. I’ve been looking all over I can’t find it can anyone help please.
Lots of your plants look very thirsty - especially vines. Give them some water girl 😘
moving again?
How is your baby? Did you have a boy or girl?
I’m not judging you, but I’m asking a question. Why do you severely neglect watering plants, then show them to your viewers? So many are dying of thirst. I’m trying to understand…
I’m not afraid to show the “real” and human side of owning houseplants. Most people have a plant or two in their collection that has been neglected. I want to normalize that so that viewers don’t see my beautiful collection, look at theirs, and think they suck because their plants aren’t perfect. Mine aren’t either.. but it doesn’t mean I don’t love them.
Secondly, I have a young child and this was filmed right before a big move out of state. Obviously I prefer my plants to not get to the state where they are extremely thirsty and have yellow leaves, but that was my reality. There were real life things going on and my plants had to take a back seat. Many of them handle the neglect well, but others don’t. It’s a constant learning process, and my plant care is not perfect.
TLDR; I’m not a liar. I don’t see the point in hiding my neglected plants just to keep a facade. I’m not perfect, my plants aren’t perfect. Sometimes they get neglected because other things in my life have to take priority. ❤️