I feel it's my duty to rescue them when they're like that it really pisses me off when I go to Walmart and see them all dying I literally want to get the hose and give them all water Walmart has the worst Nursery ever they just kill off those poor Plant
I am notorious for buying the dying discount plants. I love giving them new life, it's very satisfying! Thanks for showing others how to bring green back to life.
Plant rescue is fun, but I just do not understand why stores do not take better care of their stock. They should not carry plants at all if they are going to just let them sit and die. What a waste of living things.
@@rockspoon6528 Corporate dictates they carry them, but that doesn't explain the poor management at stores that allow their stock to die. That is a $$$ loss for corporate.
@@bkrbkrl you don't understand, most of that stock is not owned by the nursery. It's owned by the actual growers, so the store doesn't really lose anything directly, it's all indirect, as the grower will raise its prices if stores keep killing stock. The growers also audit the store and fine or ban them if conditions are egregious. It's a horribly wasteful system and it made me furious, just telling you how it is.
it sucks that Bunnings (australia) dont reduce plants ... right in the middle of summer when its desperately late to do anything with basil or tomato seedlings they are charging full price
I do the exact opposite. I purchase a beautiful plant and somehow after watering, fertilizing, using neem oil solution and a full spectrum uv light on them I can still manage to ruin them.
^i agree. You’re trying too hard. Try leaving it by a window and give it a good watering when the soil feels dry to the touch when you stick a finger in. Its simple. Don’t over do it. Over watering prevents the plant from getting oxygen.
@@agoel6223 and you were both exactly right. A month later the diffenbachia is doing great...once I took your advice and stopped obsessing. A sunny window and watering only when it's dry and it's thriving. Thanks!
Same, Phins, same! My friends and family call me "The Black Thumb." I have the dubious honour of killing anything and everything plant wise. Recently visited a friend I Western Sydney and saw 3 plants ( herbs ) for $10. Two days later and they are absolutely - and irrefutably dead! I've tried reviving them.but I think I have drowned them...whoops.
It would be a good project for kids, giving them a chance to have their own plants. and perhaps they may enjoy gardening as a great hobby later on.. Thanks for sharing !!!
Thank you! Got one for Valentine's Day from my son and it's already shriveling up. I don't know how to take care of plants or even this Kalanchoe but I don't want it to die😊
OMG, Greg, YOU ARE THE ONE that I`ve been looking for! I have bought a house with a patio and I love flowers, but I don`t know the FIRST THING about how to keep them alive. I have lost a lot of money due to that ignorance. I`ve been googling for years, but your video is EXACTLY what I prayed for. A one-step how to not let the hydrangea that I got from my son at Mother`s Day die before I got to plant it in the soil. In just 2 days, although I watered it, it started to look exactly like the plant you showed! It had lost all its color, the leaves dried out, and I thought it was hopeless. But you gave me hope. I am so grateful! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, from Freedom, PA, USA!
Good morning! I had watched this video of yours a little while back and love it. It was inspiring. Went to Wal-Mart yesterday. Wasn't expecting anything (early in the season) and there they were... EIGHT half-dead hydrangea plants with about two small hydrangea in each little decorative box. They were obviously meant for folks to buy them for Mother's Day gifts. About 10.00 a piece. Half the blooms were brown, drooping leaves and blooms. Told the manager he wouldn't be able to sell these at full price like this. I got them 10% off!!! Brought them home, gave them all a trim and watered them well. By this morning... they had perked right up! So, planting them today or tomorrow in a flower bed I wasn't going to work until next year. lol This was a gold mine. 8 young hydrangea plants neglected and left for dead and will fill that flower bed with color very soon! :)
It’s not greed they just want to get some money back that they spent on it before taking a complete loss and since there are ppl that buy them at that stage/price it works for both parties
@@ElinWinblad I've worked in a supermarket, those dying, or dead plant are just return to the vendors and get a credit. It's just sad that most employees just let the plant die for it's not their job to water it. It will take a responsible manager or employee to take care of those plants.
Truth Hurts depends on store. Walmart for example has set schedule for watering but doesn’t always get done. But in the end it’s just plants dying adding to nature’s circle of life.
wao not again god is really, wonderful my two leg's was afflected by enimes's I couldn't work before now God used a spiritual herbalist Dr idialu to save my life finally th-cam.com/users/shortsD6UBT8lKYcw?feature=share
Do you have advice on caring for Prayer Plant that has black leaves . It was thriving & now it has more black leaves then green , it does have new life starting,but still black leaves . Hope to get advice to save it. Thanks
@@kadesmom100 lol. This is like my new addiction. Going to Lowe's whenever I can and checking out the clearance racks. I'd rather spend a couple bucks on a plant I can try and save then spending a lot of money on a plant I could potentially kill.
Last year many could be had for $1, I had an amazing annual garden for less than $50, neighbors even came by and noted how lovely it looked. This year nothing is available for the $1 range. Lowe's had me as a customer because of it, I bought what I needed there, now I don't stop there anymore. Funny how having damaged, almost dead, flowers for $1 got them a loyal customer. I'm back with Menards. Enjoy your day
Me too!!! Love Walmart & Lowe's in my little town of Ozark MO. This has won me the title the plant whisperer🤣😊 It also allowed me to enjoy plants I would not typically buy.
My mother in law taught me this too! She told me it's like doing a CPR on the plant. I brought 2/3 avocado trees back to lives(1 didn't make it though) with this method.
My jaw literally dropped to the floor. Wow that was amazing. I subscribed right away and clicked on the bell to see all your future posts. Wow. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Greg, my fiancé is currently trying to revive a plant I got her for Valentine’s Day after watching your video.. I appreciate the guidance! Fingers crossed she’s gonna start getting inspired by your cooking channel 👍🏻🍻
Hell, You are a kind person not only loveable to plants. Plants can't talk but they have life, they harmonize with human and nature. Thanks for sharing. I am watching from Canada 🇨🇦 Zz
I do the same here in UK. All of my plants at home and in the garden are the rescue plants. I feed them all tomato plant food, they grow beautifully. Well done, you did I great job there.
I buy plants like this all the time, and my husband says “ I will buy you any of these pretty plants....why are you buying the dead ones?” Then he comments on how beautiful my flowering plants are a few days later! Good to see I am not the only one who hates paying $16.00 for a flowing plant!
This is really an awesome idea and thanks a lot for sharing. My hydrangea which I thought is almost dead is back to life now and is blooming also.... 🙌 thanks a ton!!
I found a lowly pothos plant in Walmart in the candy aisle. That was 13 years ago. It's still alive and growing. I have rooted many a cutting from it and given them as gifts.
Gregg the Gardener WOW !!!! This is soooo amazing !!! Thank you for sharing this amazing tip ! Now I will go to the discount shelves at Lowes ...Lol and bring them back to life !
Thankyou for saving this plant, I’ve worked in a big supermarket like that before in the garden centre. Half the employees could care less about watering the plants and reviving them. It saves money too, I don’t understand. Their so quick to throw plants out when all they need is water and sun.
I did the same thing with some plants that i got at walmart in clearance they were death but I got home and soak them in water and a little bit of epson salt the next day they were alive again 😃
I just bought a pot of Hydrangeas for my aunts from a mall and they looked wilted. Kinda looked like this in the video, and I only soaked it in water only this morning and good thing there's this video. Thank you!
G'day mate from O’ahu. Just watched your video and tried it out on my dying hibiscuses. I had all but given up on them until I saw this. We shall see how they are in the morning. Mahalo!
I do this all the time but I clear out the dryed stuff in the bottom of the plant as soon as I water it.I've done this with trees they sell also. Thank you for sharing this hopefully more people will but them and save them or I wish they would just set the flowers and trees out front of the store for free ! God bless 🙏💜
I grabbed two bushes out of the nursery garden dumpster yesterday (I asked). I gave them water when I got home right in the grocery bags they were still in, and today, I think I can plant them! Potentillas, I think. Talk about luck! Of course, I also bought a bunch of stuff I probably didn’t need as well❣️
I am tempted to offer to water the poor things as can't stand seeing them all half dead and dying. Not sure why they sell them if they can't be bothered watering them.
I've also found many that have been over watered. I found a small succulent (on clearance) the other day that was in a small pot with drainage inside a ceramic pot without. When I got it home it was sopping wet and there was water in the bottom of the ceramic pot. I took the plant out of the pot and put it on some newspapers for a few hours to let it dry out. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Haven't tried with flowers yet, but I've rescued a lot of herbs from the store!! I've bought nearly wilted mints, re-potted them in bigger pots, watered when needed and given plenty of sunlight and woah! It went wild!!
I planted a mint a couple of weeks ago in the roughest part of the garden as I thought they had a reputation of growing all over the place like it was going out of fashion! I also thought it would not need watering much either but...
Check the roots by removing the plastic pot. White roots are a good sign. It means the plant is healthy. Professional growers water their plants from underneath, meaning they soak water, like in the dish example. Depending on the weather they do that every few days. Hanging leaves is a sign to water.
Hi I do. Especially because it's reduced in price. I rescued a few orchids. Very well and alive now. Love flower plants. Don't have much of a garden, so I keep them in pots. I also keep plant cutting in water till shoots roots like gardenia. I used rooting powder and planted bougainvillea. Little plant with beautiful flowers. Gives much pleasure. Take care love from sunny South Africa.
hi, Greg WELL DONE 👍 if you save one - you save the world 🌏 and this flower is saying: "THANK YOU !!!" with her revival & blossoms 🌺 how beautiful this is 💗 Greetings from Germany 🙋♀️ *** Bonnie ***
Hi! ☺ That was a Beautiful video. I always try to rescue plants when I see them on their death bed like the hydrangea that you bought. Thank you for sharing & saving!! ☺☺😎😎
@@adhab I've worked in greenhouses, & when something is that dry it needs immediate help. you soak the whole pot in a bucket until there's no air bubbles. can't count on the soil & roots taking the water up from the bottom
How can it possibly even work better? The objective was to save the plant and that's exactly what he did.. Maybe your way makes the plant grow chocolate coins or something..😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄
Thanks Greg. I forgot a plant in my car a few days. Looked even worse. I used the same method and it revived. I'd add a spoonful of disolved Epsom Salts next time. Cheers.
Thanks for this, I bought 3 plants from Food Lion and then the temp decided to be 90 plus for 3-4 day, my plants where soft and crunchy, so far all I did was bring it inside, but now I'm gonna put a pan under like you did
I just brought some “throw away” hydrangeas from the grocery store. They were free and the cashier thought I was crazy. Let’s see what some TLC can do. I’ve revived other plants before. First time for hydrangeas
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Who else buys clearance plants because all u need is to take care of them and boom there beautiful again
It's my new addiction. It's so much more rewarding too when you see the life coming back.
Johnathan Flores - I do!
I do it all the time!! I go for one thing in the store next thing you know...+3 plants😂😂IDC I love it
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I feel it's my duty to rescue them when they're like that it really pisses me off when I go to Walmart and see them all dying I literally want to get the hose and give them all water Walmart has the worst Nursery ever they just kill off those poor Plant
I literally feel bad when I walk by the sale cart with all the dying and sick looking plants. Like I'm in a shelter and I wanna rescue them all!
Do it! Even if you can't keep them plants make great gifts.
So what are you waiting for RESCUE them and brighten your day on the cheap! If not you, who?👍🏻 my gardens full of rescues!
I am notorious for buying the dying discount plants. I love giving them new life, it's very satisfying! Thanks for showing others how to bring green back to life.
I do too
😂😂😂💕💕💕me too - I now promise to buy One Sick Plant 💐
I love going through clearance at the local Walmart! I have rescued so many plants and they are still happy and growing!!
Bayla Schauer I’ve done the same. I always buy the pathetic looking plants. People think I’m crazy. 🤷🏼♀️
How you bring them back to life
@@chefmum4096 I just plant them as soon as I can, making sure they are not root bound and fertilizing them well. I have been lucky!
I'll have to do that!
I rescue the dying flowers and always manage to kill them I do not know why :(((
Plant rescue is fun, but I just do not understand why stores do not take better care of their stock. They should not carry plants at all if they are going to just let them sit and die. What a waste of living things.
Former garden associate at two of the largest home improvement stores in the US. Stores carry them because corporate dictates they do.
@@rockspoon6528 Corporate dictates they carry them, but that doesn't explain the poor management at stores that allow their stock to die. That is a $$$ loss for corporate.
@@bkrbkrl you don't understand, most of that stock is not owned by the nursery. It's owned by the actual growers, so the store doesn't really lose anything directly, it's all indirect, as the grower will raise its prices if stores keep killing stock. The growers also audit the store and fine or ban them if conditions are egregious. It's a horribly wasteful system and it made me furious, just telling you how it is.
it sucks that Bunnings (australia) dont reduce plants ...
right in the middle of summer when its desperately late to do anything with basil or tomato seedlings they are charging full price
They take healthy plants by the carts and toss in garbage if not sold. I've seen it and of course they wouldnt even discount.
Took a walk through a lady's absolutely beautiful garden. Every one of her plants and flowers were reduced "brought back to life" purchases. Amazing!
That is what I have learned to do. Primarily because I'm frugal ! LOL
I do the exact opposite. I purchase a beautiful plant and somehow after watering, fertilizing, using neem oil solution and a full spectrum uv light on them I can still manage to ruin them.
You might be over loving it.
^i agree. You’re trying too hard. Try leaving it by a window and give it a good watering when the soil feels dry to the touch when you stick a finger in. Its simple. Don’t over do it. Over watering prevents the plant from getting oxygen.
@@agoel6223 and you were both exactly right. A month later the diffenbachia is doing great...once I took your advice and stopped obsessing. A sunny window and watering only when it's dry and it's thriving. Thanks!
Same, Phins, same! My friends and family call me "The Black Thumb."
I have the dubious honour of killing anything and everything plant wise.
Recently visited a friend I Western Sydney and saw 3 plants ( herbs ) for $10. Two days later and they are absolutely - and irrefutably dead!
I've tried reviving them.but I think I have drowned them...whoops.
I commiserate with you
Thank you for saving this plant 🙏🌱🌿
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They don't care because after they have killed or almost killed these plants they send them back to the farms where they bought them for another.
It would be a good project for kids, giving them a chance to have their own plants.
and perhaps they may enjoy gardening as a great hobby later on.. Thanks for sharing !!!
Kids caring
GREAT IDEA !!!
Yeah it's a good idea👍
It infuriates me to see neglected and dying plants in stores, it really does
Thank you! Got one for Valentine's Day from my son and it's already shriveling up. I don't know how to take care of plants or even this Kalanchoe but I don't want it to die😊
OMG, Greg, YOU ARE THE ONE that I`ve been looking for! I have bought a house with a patio and I love flowers, but I don`t know the FIRST THING about how to keep them alive. I have lost a lot of money due to that ignorance. I`ve been googling for years, but your video is EXACTLY what I prayed for. A one-step how to not let the hydrangea that I got from my son at Mother`s Day die before I got to plant it in the soil. In just 2 days, although I watered it, it started to look exactly like the plant you showed! It had lost all its color, the leaves dried out, and I thought it was hopeless. But you gave me hope. I am so grateful! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, from Freedom, PA, USA!
Good morning! I had watched this video of yours a little while back and love it. It was inspiring. Went to Wal-Mart yesterday. Wasn't expecting anything (early in the season) and there they were... EIGHT half-dead hydrangea plants with about two small hydrangea in each little decorative box. They were obviously meant for folks to buy them for Mother's Day gifts. About 10.00 a piece. Half the blooms were brown, drooping leaves and blooms. Told the manager he wouldn't be able to sell these at full price like this. I got them 10% off!!! Brought them home, gave them all a trim and watered them well. By this morning... they had perked right up! So, planting them today or tomorrow in a flower bed I wasn't going to work until next year. lol This was a gold mine. 8 young hydrangea plants neglected and left for dead and will fill that flower bed with color very soon! :)
The store is too greedy. Should have give the plant for free for the condition.
JJ J in our country the price is only 0.18 euro for this condition. I always buting orchids for 0.12-0.18 euro
It’s not greed they just want to get some money back that they spent on it before taking a complete loss and since there are ppl that buy them at that stage/price it works for both parties
@@ElinWinblad Not necessarily. More often than not they just throw them out.
@@ElinWinblad I've worked in a supermarket, those dying, or dead plant are just return to the vendors and get a credit. It's just sad that most employees just let the plant die for it's not their job to water it. It will take a responsible manager or employee to take care of those plants.
Truth Hurts depends on store. Walmart for example has set schedule for watering but doesn’t always get done. But in the end it’s just plants dying adding to nature’s circle of life.
Absolutely love rescuing plants ! Who can pass up a half dead plant ? NOT ME !!!
I love going to the clearance rack at plant stores or big box stores and rescuing plants !and I have rescued alot of them also
wao not again god is really, wonderful my two leg's was afflected by enimes's I couldn't work before now God used a spiritual herbalist Dr idialu to save my life finally
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Omg 😱 that’s crazy, poor thing was so thirsty. Came back beautifully! I can’t believe it changed that much over night
Greg, I missed you! I love that I'm not the only one that wants to rescue sad clearance plants. 😘
I love a bargain and saving lives!
I only buy the sad clearance ones and resurrect them. 🙋♀️
Do you have advice on caring for Prayer Plant that has black leaves . It was thriving & now it has more black leaves then green , it does have new life starting,but still black leaves . Hope to get advice to save it. Thanks
@@kadesmom100 lol. This is like my new addiction. Going to Lowe's whenever I can and checking out the clearance racks. I'd rather spend a couple bucks on a plant I can try and save then spending a lot of money on a plant I could potentially kill.
Greg the Plant Rescuer! Thank You So Much for Caring & Sharing! Love your informative video that under 5 minutes! Stay Safe & Stay Humble! 🕯🌷🕊🌍♥️
On plants that dry, I normally hold the entire rootball under water in a bucket of water until the air bubbles stop
When the soil gets that dry it gets hydrophobic. I would submerge it too.
You are talking about plants aren't you?
Absolutely!!!
I do that as well.
Its like giving it an energy drink.
Just wow. Thanx for giving second life to this plant xx
Lowe’s Home improvement always has a bunch of dying plants at a discount. Good place to snag from and restore health!
Yep. I wet two weeks ago and purchased plants in the clearance rack for 90%off!!! Yes, 90%off!!!
Last year many could be had for $1, I had an amazing annual garden for less than $50, neighbors even came by and noted how lovely it looked. This year nothing is available for the $1 range. Lowe's had me as a customer because of it, I bought what I needed there, now I don't stop there anymore. Funny how having damaged, almost dead, flowers for $1 got them a loyal customer. I'm back with Menards.
Enjoy your day
Thank you Greg!!! This video saved ALL of my houseplants ! You are awesome. Love your videos!
Hello Greg. I've done this before and it almost always works. Good way to save some money. Great tip. Ozarks, Missouri.
Thanks Condee
Me too!!! Love Walmart & Lowe's in my little town of Ozark MO. This has won me the title the plant whisperer🤣😊 It also allowed me to enjoy plants I would not typically buy.
Really great video- I love the idea of rescuing these plants- never thought to buy them.
Thanks for this informative and inspiring video.
That plant is so grateful for your love!!!
Tip
Have a bucket full of water and put the plant in the bucket till it sinks, that means it's fully soaked and watered
My mother in law taught me this too! She told me it's like doing a CPR on the plant.
I brought 2/3 avocado trees back to lives(1 didn't make it though) with this method.
My jaw literally dropped to the floor. Wow that was amazing. I subscribed right away and clicked on the bell to see all your future posts. Wow. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
so great to see a neglected plant come back, I could almost hear it thanking you.
Nice video, congratulations, now I khow how to bring back a sad plant to life thanks to you.
Hi Greg, my fiancé is currently trying to revive a plant I got her for Valentine’s Day after watching your video.. I appreciate the guidance! Fingers crossed she’s gonna start getting inspired by your cooking channel 👍🏻🍻
Hell, You are a kind person not only loveable to plants. Plants can't talk but they have life, they harmonize with human and nature. Thanks for sharing. I am watching from Canada 🇨🇦 Zz
You have a nice , soothing voice. Thank you plant whisperer.. 😘💐
I do the same here in UK. All of my plants at home and in the garden are the rescue plants. I feed them all tomato plant food, they grow beautifully. Well done, you did I great job there.
I buy plants like this all the time, and my husband says “ I will buy you any of these pretty plants....why are you buying the dead ones?”
Then he comments on how beautiful my flowering plants are a few days later! Good to see I am not the only one who hates paying $16.00 for a flowing plant!
I wish you were my neighbor.
I'd be over for dinner every other night :P
gregthegardener ain’t nothing wrong with that lol
Doing a great job sir
This is a beautiful video.
Wow!!! What a caring hands! You're a green thumb!😎😊
This is really an awesome idea and thanks a lot for sharing. My hydrangea which I thought is almost dead is back to life now and is blooming also.... 🙌 thanks a ton!!
It is such a great relief to watch this. Thank you!
I found a lowly pothos plant in Walmart in the candy aisle. That was 13 years ago. It's still alive and growing. I have rooted many a cutting from it and given them as gifts.
Gregg the Gardener WOW !!!! This is soooo amazing !!! Thank you for sharing this amazing tip ! Now I will go to the discount shelves at Lowes ...Lol and bring them back to life !
Thankyou for saving this plant, I’ve worked in a big supermarket like that before in the garden centre. Half the employees could care less about watering the plants and reviving them. It saves money too, I don’t understand. Their so quick to throw plants out when all they need is water and sun.
Missed seeing u on videos. Pls upload videos more often Greg 😊
Hello Miss Saigon
You need to follow GregO's other channels then you won't miss out.
Clearance plants are my fav!
Wow!! Thanks for sharing !!👍 👍
Thanks for watching :)
I did the same thing with some plants that i got at walmart in clearance they were death but I got home and soak them in water and a little bit of epson salt the next day they were alive again 😃
I just bought a pot of Hydrangeas for my aunts from a mall and they looked wilted. Kinda looked like this in the video, and I only soaked it in water only this morning and good thing there's this video. Thank you!
G'day mate from O’ahu. Just watched your video and tried it out on my dying hibiscuses. I had all but given up on them until I saw this. We shall see how they are in the morning. Mahalo!
Also a prune back in Autumn and this plant can go on forever ..... as well as propagate many more plants.
I love your videos, thanks.
Excellent advice. Thank you so much 😃
I do this all the time but I clear out the dryed stuff in the bottom of the plant as soon as I water it.I've done this with trees they sell also. Thank you for sharing this hopefully more people will but them and save them or I wish they would just set the flowers and trees out front of the store for free ! God bless 🙏💜
I grabbed two bushes out of the nursery garden dumpster yesterday (I asked). I gave them water when I got home right in the grocery bags they were still in, and today, I think I can plant them! Potentillas, I think. Talk about luck! Of course, I also bought a bunch of stuff I probably didn’t need as well❣️
Removing it from yhe pot and loosening the roots would have helped. They sre probably very tight in there.
Also a larger pot and new soil.
Some shops just never bother watering them, they just discount and sell them off. Such a waste.
That is inhumane!
I am tempted to offer to water the poor things as can't stand seeing them all half dead and dying. Not sure why they sell them if they can't be bothered watering them.
I have a garden because of such shops 😊 #irescueplants
GingerNinja they just don’t teach the employees how to water them!
I've also found many that have been over watered. I found a small succulent (on clearance) the other day that was in a small pot with drainage inside a ceramic pot without. When I got it home it was sopping wet and there was water in the bottom of the ceramic pot. I took the plant out of the pot and put it on some newspapers for a few hours to let it dry out. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Thank you for the gift
You are a Prince to nature mate. Fair play
Amazing! Bet it was not just the water buy yr loving energy that did it!😏 glad u rescued dat beautiful princess 😉🌸🌱
Haven't tried with flowers yet, but I've rescued a lot of herbs from the store!!
I've bought nearly wilted mints, re-potted them in bigger pots, watered when needed and given plenty of sunlight and woah! It went wild!!
I planted a mint a couple of weeks ago in the roughest part of the garden as I thought they had a reputation of growing all over the place like it was going out of fashion! I also thought it would not need watering much either but...
Very nice! That's good to remember that you can rehydrate a plant like that. I'm always so afraid of overwatering my plants. :)
Check the roots by removing the plastic pot. White roots are a good sign. It means the plant is healthy. Professional growers water their plants from underneath, meaning they soak water, like in the dish example. Depending on the weather they do that every few days. Hanging leaves is a sign to water.
Shop: Hey Gregg, we want our plant back!
Gregg: Sure! That'll be $17 please!
Wow...i love them all to bring home 🥰 new subscribers here...thanks for sharing you're video 😘👍
This video gave me hope 🌻
This simple step really works. Thank you so much sir for saving my plant's life 😍😍😍😍😍
Wow... So nice to see the plant come back to life 😍
Hi I do. Especially because it's reduced in price. I rescued a few orchids. Very well and alive now. Love flower plants. Don't have much of a garden, so I keep them in pots. I also keep plant cutting in water till shoots roots like gardenia. I used rooting powder and planted bougainvillea. Little plant with beautiful flowers.
Gives much pleasure.
Take care love from sunny South Africa.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! Hello from Pennsylvania
Wow! Who would've thought that watering a suffering plant would be the answer??!!
Thank you so much 💝
That's pretty interesting,, now I know what to do the next time I visit a plant shop
Omg tysm! I can finally rescue those poor dying plants that get barely any care!
I do it very often ... I love giving life to dying plants .. can't agree more with you .. thank you be blessed
Wow what a transformation. I will try to find me a bargain, cool!
hi, Greg
WELL DONE 👍
if you save one - you save the world 🌏
and this flower is saying:
"THANK YOU !!!"
with her revival & blossoms 🌺
how beautiful this is 💗
Greetings from Germany 🙋♀️
*** Bonnie ***
Hi Greg, thank you for saving my hydrangea
He just described my life describing that flower
Hi! ☺ That was a Beautiful video. I always try to rescue plants when I see them on their death bed like the hydrangea that you bought. Thank you for sharing & saving!! ☺☺😎😎
What a lovely guy ☺️
Thank you, I will remember that next time I'm in the plant section.
How awesome & reassuring!
You are a life saver.. Godbless👍
This means work! Thank you.
I go dumpster diving at my local grocery and find so many gems!!
I've found that soaking the entire pot in a bucket of water works better.
That was my thought when I saw him
Kinda like succulent watering
You’ll probably drown the roots. His way slowly soaks it up from the bottom of the pot. Idk I’m just guessing
@@adhab I've worked in greenhouses, & when something is that dry it needs immediate help. you soak the whole pot in a bucket until there's no air bubbles. can't count on the soil & roots taking the water up from the bottom
How can it possibly even work better? The objective was to save the plant and that's exactly what he did.. Maybe your way makes the plant grow chocolate coins or something..😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄
My pensee is back to life, many thanks 🙏
Thanks Greg. I forgot a plant in my car a few days. Looked even worse. I used the same method and it revived. I'd add a spoonful of disolved Epsom Salts next time. Cheers.
@Pip is there any variety of plant or flower that’s not good with Epsolm salt?
Thanks for this, I bought 3 plants from Food Lion and then the temp decided to be 90 plus for 3-4 day, my plants where soft and crunchy, so far all I did was bring it inside, but now I'm gonna put a pan under like you did
I just brought some “throw away” hydrangeas from the grocery store. They were free and the cashier thought I was crazy. Let’s see what some TLC can do. I’ve revived other plants before. First time for hydrangeas
Watching from Trinidad and Tobago.
Excellent
Amazing I just got a plan for five dollars I put some new soil some plant food and I watered it and it’s looking great
Thank you for this great advice to revive the plants .👍⚘
Hallo, Great 👍 to give live back. Thanks 🙏 to sharing. Bye. Zz
I love doing this❣️❣️🌱🌱
This is my first time enjoying your TH-cam channel. Great work! I’m looking forward to more great content from you. Thank you so much!
You saved her!! 🥰
What a great video! Thank you so much. I learned something today.
I would definitely repot it. Plants are like people. ..Give them enough space and they'll grow.
I feel happy that she is healthy again 😊😊
Simple as that, flipping brilliant, thank you! 👍