Even tho spag is expensive, I think it’s worth it. Because it can be reused SO many times. It makes me cringe when I see people throw it away. Especially because it is so hard on the environment to harvest.
I saw in your previous video that Vermeers is propagating Philo Lynette which is great to hear because it's so hard to find. I have one and it is such a gorgeous plant, prolific grower and so easy to care for. They can grow to be quite large and is a beautiful statement piece, highly suggest you check it out once they make them available.
So fun to see a schismatoglottis in this video! I filmed a video with manager of the botanic gardens and he showed them as if they were very hyped plants already but i had never heard of them haha. you're the first on planttube that i see show them so yay!
I have a Schismatoglottis wallichi and luv it! When I first got it it had 3 leaves and now it's about to push out a 6th one. It's a easy plant for me🙏🏽🤞🏽💞
The schismatoglottis is not a climber it’s a bushy mounding plant and props from its rhizomes. I’ve done research on this plant because I am wanting one or two of them. Good luck with your new plants.
I was on the edge of my seat when you were doing the haul. I commented last video about how the subhastatum that you were eyeing had thrips! So happy to see you didn't bring that home, I'd be worried for your collection! Haha love that garden center though, so many beautiful varieties!
Just out of curiosity, about how long did you let them callus? I always get so nervous leaving my cutting out for too long, or that I’m not giving them enough time!
The jewelry is pretty but crafted in China , trying to support local businesses, no offense please just my opinion . Seems like everything I buy is from China trying hard but it’s not easy . Tfs the beautiful plants 🌱
I just bought a diefenbachia sterling today at Walmart for $11.98..... and I am in love 🥰... it is so beautiful.... I have never seen anything like it before
Schismatoglottis are common in Asia. The sarawak variety is from Indonesia, based on the name. Where I am, we have the walichii and calyptrata. As a warning though for an under-waterer, they prefer to stay moist. But then we are in different climates. Mine are outdoors, in regular soil, not soilless medium for aroids and they still require every other day of watering.
Even tho spag is expensive, I think it’s worth it. Because it can be reused SO many times. It makes me cringe when I see people throw it away. Especially because it is so hard on the environment to harvest.
I totally love the neon robusta snygonium and I’m really into snygoniums rt now and want more varieties in my collection
What is the black heartshaped plant called in the background at 15:45
I saw in your previous video that Vermeers is propagating Philo Lynette which is great to hear because it's so hard to find. I have one and it is such a gorgeous plant, prolific grower and so easy to care for. They can grow to be quite large and is a beautiful statement piece, highly suggest you check it out once they make them available.
So fun to see a schismatoglottis in this video! I filmed a video with manager of the botanic gardens and he showed them as if they were very hyped plants already but i had never heard of them haha. you're the first on planttube that i see show them so yay!
I really love them!! So many beautiful varieties 😄
Ohhhh, that silver hero is looking fab! 😍🎉🥳 And that syngonium looks more like a Syngonium Pink Pass/ Margarita, than a neon Robusta 'Pinkie'...
you talking about your manjula pothos reminded me to water mine, so thank you! lol
My pleasure 😂
How to you make the moss poles?
I don’t know how you do it!😯
I’m so afraid to chop up my plants!!
Is November a good time to chop and prop? I thought I should wait until Spring!
They will be fine but spring is a little easier!
I have a Schismatoglottis wallichi and luv it! When I first got it it had 3 leaves and now it's about to push out a 6th one. It's a easy plant for me🙏🏽🤞🏽💞
I wish you were live in BD, so that I can bought that Monstera & Silver hero😢
The schismatoglottis is not a climber it’s a bushy mounding plant and props from its rhizomes. I’ve done research on this plant because I am wanting one or two of them. Good luck with your new plants.
Thank you!!
I was on the edge of my seat when you were doing the haul. I commented last video about how the subhastatum that you were eyeing had thrips! So happy to see you didn't bring that home, I'd be worried for your collection! Haha love that garden center though, so many beautiful varieties!
Do you have a Esty shop where you sell your cuttings ? I'd love to get a silver hero/sport monstera and a couple others 😁👍💚🌿🌱
Hi,, morning Lulu's,, nice plant, 😘🤗🤗🤗😘😘
Just out of curiosity, about how long did you let them callus? I always get so nervous leaving my cutting out for too long, or that I’m not giving them enough time!
About 30-40 mins
Syngoniums are also one of my favorites in my collection.
You are a joy and your videos! Really off topic, but what is your intro song? I love it and have Shazaamed it, but can’t find it. Thanks!😊
Ooo oooo I want the silver hero cutting!
Message me on Instagram!
Hi how are you doing? how can someone buys some cuttings from you
Message me on insta!
I had to get perlite and moss in bulk because I was tired of searching and overpaying
Right?!
Great!
I remember when this hobby was fun. It’s been ruined by everybody trying to make money off each other. I only trade plants.
schismatoglottis don't need a pole, they like alocasia
That is not a Schismatoglottis wallichii, they have two silver stripes, not one. It is on my wishlist :)
Maybe it becomes two as it matures?
@@LulusLeaves but yours is really pretty either way
Should have said “I love your videos”
First! Woohoo!
Yay!!
The jewelry is pretty but crafted in China , trying to support local businesses, no offense please just my opinion . Seems like everything I buy is from China trying hard but it’s not easy . Tfs the beautiful plants 🌱
I'm doing the same! 👍
Even jewelry made in America has raw material sourced from other countries.
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I just bought a diefenbachia sterling today at Walmart for $11.98..... and I am in love 🥰... it is so beautiful.... I have never seen anything like it before
Gorg!!
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Schismatoglottis are common in Asia. The sarawak variety is from Indonesia, based on the name. Where I am, we have the walichii and calyptrata. As a warning though for an under-waterer, they prefer to stay moist. But then we are in different climates. Mine are outdoors, in regular soil, not soilless medium for aroids and they still require every other day of watering.