Friendly reminder that the word used at 13:52 is a slur against the Inuit. That part of the Krohnianas name has been dropped by many people within the community.
Great video, Memo! Man, I keep hearing you talking about the E. Skeleton Key. I found one the other day in the terrarium plant section of a nursery here for $9AUD (Australia). I couldn't believe it... lol so picked it up. I hope you have the same luck over there!
I have a huge hoya burtoniae and it is my absolute favorite! Some people don’t find it interesting but the leaves are so cute to me and such a unique color/texture. It’s also constantly in bloom, and I think they smell kind of like butterscotch
I ADORE my Dean McDowell. Actually, I have two of them. They are seriously worth it. The leaves on mine are huge and I just want to curl up on them and make them a pillow 😂- I can certainly share they’re built for normal house humidity, just make sure it doesn’t dry out completely 💚🌿
Thank you for sharing you list! I highly recommend the h pachyclada. Those chubby thick leaves get a bright pink rim in high light. Easy bloomer with a lovely floral scent at night. Cheers!
I have the Geo, so far so good. It is in a brightly lit room. No grow lights no windows, it is in an office space with LED lights overhead. I do not let it dry out, it is putting up a new leaf right now, the shape of the new leaf is amazing.
A mature M. esquelleto is definitely a show stopper and I would love to have one but I always wondered how it would fare in regular household humidity. I prefer plants which are not too fussy in a regular home environment.
Same same, I wonder with that one, I find most (not all) of the monstera I have can be trained from high humidity to household humidity, it just might take a few months of it looking a bit crispy, but defo if I get one might try experimenting with this 😁💚🌿
Philodendron goeldii is the only one I also have on my list. I added it since I saw it on a local online plant shop and it is around 10-15$. Reaserched it and saw the mature leaves 💚 - instant love
Poor Epiphyllum .. 😔 Back home in Mexico we call it “Queen of the Night “ poor thing got demoted in Europe! I guess that’s because there’s only space for one Queen in Great Britain? lol 😝
Yeah I saw it is called both Queen of the night or princess of the night 😅 don't know why I went with Princess in the video, but yeah probably right on the Queen of the UK 😂
I bought a juvinile one and it matured extremely quickly in a south facing window with pretty moderate humidity. They are definitely worth growing out.
Think the unicorn for monstera is Burle Marx Flame now. Think Spiritus Sancti has been tissue cultured and become a bit more available now, but i heard it doesn't propagate well, so probably won't be seeing it in local nursey any time soon haha.
Awww yeah definately on both accounts, I did consider the Burle Marx flame for the wishlist, but I know a couple of people who have it and it is exceptionally difficult to get a mature form and they say it can grow quite slowly, but very cool that the SS is in TC, it will likely still be super expensive, but might be one more approachable
I have a plant similar to the "tesla" plant, philodendron paloraense, and love it! I also have the spruceanum and what I like about it is that even the juvenile leaves are cool😊 My pedatoradiatum has adorable baby "hands" for new growth(I find it easy!)
Easy plants are the skeleton key and the epiphyllum. But so are thaumatophyllum and hoya (both are kinda like weeds here in California). Skeleton key treat like a pothos and give it a moss pole to get those key-shaped leaves. The jungle cactus (epiphyllum) is in 50/50 cactus mix & perlite - clay pot, outside. It gets east sun in winter and east+west sun in the summer. It blooms when it's cooler, so spring and fall in Los Angeles. It grows in the winter and sometimes goes dormant in the hot summers. Buds will be evident before it flowers and present as red, tear-shaped pendants at the end of the leaf blade. At this time, ensure it gets enough water for the flowers to come out - usually about 5 to 7 days. The flowers can last for two... maybe three days, if it's shaded. I'm not big into hoyas, but the hoya imbricata is totally weird enough for me to curate. If you have one, please make a video on it!
Awwww that is amazing love honeysuckle reminds me of my childhood, we had big honeysuckle bushes in my garden. Now just need to find that hoya 🤔🤔🤔😊😊🌿🌿💚💚💚
I have a holtonianum that is definitely a climber, maybe there’s multiple forms? It’s a great plant but i find they’re VERY rot prone in dang near any substrate(pon, moss, soil)
Epiphyllum oxypetalum is a large climbing tropical cactus that blooms quite easily in a greenhouse but as it's pollinated by bats, it blooms only in the middle of the night.
I have a small epipremnum skeleton key, just a cutting for 2,50 euro. But still very small leaves and I hope it will get bigger leaves soon when growing up a moss pole. I have the queen of the night cactus. It blooms every year, 2 or 3 times in the summer. Huge blooms for 1 night only. You'll notice because the scent is very strong. The buds grow faster than expected from tiny to big in 2 or 3 weeks. It is easy to take cuttings from
Yeah I have seen some cuttings going for low prices here too, but yeah almost always very young! The epiphyllum, I have heard the speed of the blooms is definately super fast 💚🌿
Great wishlist, many of those are mine also. I have a couple of these. My anthurium pedatoradiatum tends to crisp because the "fingers" are quite narrow even though it lives outside this summer in 70%+ humidity. I find my geogenanthus really likes to be pruned when it gets leggy. It immediately puts out new growth as soon as I cut it. And the cuttings easily propagate in water. Hope you can add of these to your collection.
I thinks it’s funny, the mature Syngonium looks like the P. Goieldi. Yes the Fingers Anthurium is so easy. No extra humidity nothing an grows wonderfully. I have heard the TC of Wendlingerii florescence doesn’t curl. Just something too check into. 💚🥰
I’ve seen a few people post a variegated spiritus and I just have to laugh in awe almost bc what!!??! How!?!?!! Y’all are telling me there’s an even RARER version of the “rarest” plant 🤣
Geogenanthus, I have one and it’s turning out to be as finicky as my calathea. Big juicy leaves that really dry up on the ends if it’s not watered properly. I still haven’t found a spot it’s happy in. It’s still rather hot to put it outside, we are still having 100F days. It was beautiful when I got it and now it’s getting leggy, maybe it needs more light. But for a dark leafed plant I hesitate to put it out in the Texas sun. Sorry I’ve rambled on, love your videos and your Instagram. ❤️
Awww thank you for the kind words, so happy you are enjoying the content 💚🌿 yes I have heard the same on the Geogenanthus, they can be a bit tricky to keep happy, is it true what they say about it really needing high humidity?
Friendly reminder that the word used at 13:52 is a slur against the Inuit. That part of the Krohnianas name has been dropped by many people within the community.
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Great video, Memo! Man, I keep hearing you talking about the E. Skeleton Key. I found one the other day in the terrarium plant section of a nursery here for $9AUD (Australia). I couldn't believe it... lol so picked it up. I hope you have the same luck over there!
The best laugh ever! 💚
Oooo the p.goeldii... absolutely love the spiral tip of leaves!! Waaaantooone 😍
Sending biglove from South Africa 💖
I know right 😍😍😍😍😍 hey to South Africa 👋 from the UK 😁
You Have Many Beautiful And Healthy Plants! Gardening Is A Fun Hobby! 👍 GBY
I have a huge hoya burtoniae and it is my absolute favorite! Some people don’t find it interesting but the leaves are so cute to me and such a unique color/texture. It’s also constantly in bloom, and I think they smell kind of like butterscotch
Love your channel. Thanks for all the great content 👍 🙂
Yes. Yes you did. I will be looking out for a Labisia turtle back. I also had a tortoise for some time and love the look!
Right!?!? Looks awesome, you ande both looking 👀👀👀🌿💚
The highest compliment a plant can receive: I will make space for you!
Right?!?! 😅 😅 😅 😅
I ADORE my Dean McDowell. Actually, I have two of them. They are seriously worth it. The leaves on mine are huge and I just want to curl up on them and make them a pillow 😂- I can certainly share they’re built for normal house humidity, just make sure it doesn’t dry out completely 💚🌿
Ohhhhhh nice, that is good information to have about it being ok in household humidity. I sooooooooooo want to find one, one day soon 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
Thank you for sharing you list! I highly recommend the h pachyclada. Those chubby thick leaves get a bright pink rim in high light. Easy bloomer with a lovely floral scent at night. Cheers!
H. polynuera has two variegated forms that are gorgeous.
I have the Geo, so far so good. It is in a brightly lit room. No grow lights no windows, it is in an office space with LED lights overhead. I do not let it dry out, it is putting up a new leaf right now, the shape of the new leaf is amazing.
A mature M. esquelleto is definitely a show stopper and I would love to have one but I always wondered how it would fare in regular household humidity. I prefer plants which are not too fussy in a regular home environment.
Same same, I wonder with that one, I find most (not all) of the monstera I have can be trained from high humidity to household humidity, it just might take a few months of it looking a bit crispy, but defo if I get one might try experimenting with this 😁💚🌿
Ooooh I may or may not be bringing a DMD cutting to the next ‘Another Plant Swap’ event! 😁
Ohhhhhhh nice 👀👀👀👀👀 we need to speak beforehand 😉
@@Houseplantygoodness definitely! 😁
Philodendron goeldii is the only one I also have on my list. I added it since I saw it on a local online plant shop and it is around 10-15$. Reaserched it and saw the mature leaves 💚 - instant love
Red leaf exotics pollinated a spiritus and got a ton of variegated ones from the seed batch.
Poor Epiphyllum .. 😔
Back home in Mexico we call it “Queen of the Night “ poor thing got demoted in Europe!
I guess that’s because there’s only space for one Queen in Great Britain? lol 😝
Yeah I saw it is called both Queen of the night or princess of the night 😅 don't know why I went with Princess in the video, but yeah probably right on the Queen of the UK 😂
Thaumatophyllum spruceanum is now in B&Q for around 20£, unfortunately not with mature leafs but still is worth it to check 😉
👀👀👀👀👀👀 Really??? 😳 😳 😳 😳 Soooo I know where I am going this weekend 😅😅😅😅 thanks for the tip 🙌🙌🙌🙌
@@Houseplantygoodness yeah, I was there today and have seen them, I have already mine but always checking what is in offer 😊
I came to the comments to say this. I bought it labelled as Philodendron Green wonder.
Look for Philodendron 'Fun Bun'.
I bought a juvinile one and it matured extremely quickly in a south facing window with pretty moderate humidity. They are definitely worth growing out.
You’re a foodie?! We would great besties. I love cooking and eating great cuisines, especially the Mediterranean cuisine.
yeah definitely!!! Many moons ago I used to own my own Patisserie 😋
@@Houseplantygoodness No way?! I had my own café & bistro, too. Long before I got into transition and web design. :D
@@tanya.quintieri ahhhh no way, I also now do web design 😱😱😱😱😱 definitely besties
@@Houseplantygoodness Love it! :D
Think the unicorn for monstera is Burle Marx Flame now. Think Spiritus Sancti has been tissue cultured and become a bit more available now, but i heard it doesn't propagate well, so probably won't be seeing it in local nursey any time soon haha.
Awww yeah definately on both accounts, I did consider the Burle Marx flame for the wishlist, but I know a couple of people who have it and it is exceptionally difficult to get a mature form and they say it can grow quite slowly, but very cool that the SS is in TC, it will likely still be super expensive, but might be one more approachable
I have a plant similar to the "tesla" plant, philodendron paloraense, and love it! I also have the spruceanum and what I like about it is that even the juvenile leaves are cool😊
My pedatoradiatum has adorable baby "hands" for new growth(I find it easy!)
Ohhhh nice good to know it is easy 😊😊😊😊 also good shout on the philodendron never heard of that one, now also on the wishlist 😅😅😅
Have you heard of Anthurium 'Chainsaw'? You will probably like it.
OMG just googled and yes yes I definitely like it 😍🤤🤤🤤
mcdowell is in TC, they’re available at plnts from the netherlands
Wow really, I did not know this, great info to know 😮😄👍🙌🙌🙌
Easy plants are the skeleton key and the epiphyllum. But so are thaumatophyllum and hoya (both are kinda like weeds here in California). Skeleton key treat like a pothos and give it a moss pole to get those key-shaped leaves. The jungle cactus (epiphyllum) is in 50/50 cactus mix & perlite - clay pot, outside. It gets east sun in winter and east+west sun in the summer. It blooms when it's cooler, so spring and fall in Los Angeles. It grows in the winter and sometimes goes dormant in the hot summers. Buds will be evident before it flowers and present as red, tear-shaped pendants at the end of the leaf blade. At this time, ensure it gets enough water for the flowers to come out - usually about 5 to 7 days. The flowers can last for two... maybe three days, if it's shaded. I'm not big into hoyas, but the hoya imbricata is totally weird enough for me to curate. If you have one, please make a video on it!
My lacunosa smells like honeysuckle, cinnamon scent sounds nice. I love weird and fuzzy leaves too!
Awwww that is amazing love honeysuckle reminds me of my childhood, we had big honeysuckle bushes in my garden. Now just need to find that hoya 🤔🤔🤔😊😊🌿🌿💚💚💚
@@Houseplantygoodness I bought it off someone locally and don't know the exact cultivar...if you lived stateside I'd give you/send you a cutting lol
I have a holtonianum that is definitely a climber, maybe there’s multiple forms? It’s a great plant but i find they’re VERY rot prone in dang near any substrate(pon, moss, soil)
Ahhhh good to know, I find my philodendron Splendid can be quite similar some times too
Epiphyllum oxypetalum is a large climbing tropical cactus that blooms quite easily in a greenhouse but as it's pollinated by bats, it blooms only in the middle of the night.
That is very interesting, I didn't know about the bat's 😳🤯 thanks for sharing 💚 🌿🙏
I have a small epipremnum skeleton key, just a cutting for 2,50 euro. But still very small leaves and I hope it will get bigger leaves soon when growing up a moss pole. I have the queen of the night cactus. It blooms every year, 2 or 3 times in the summer. Huge blooms for 1 night only. You'll notice because the scent is very strong. The buds grow faster than expected from tiny to big in 2 or 3 weeks. It is easy to take cuttings from
Yeah I have seen some cuttings going for low prices here too, but yeah almost always very young! The epiphyllum, I have heard the speed of the blooms is definately super fast 💚🌿
My pedatoradiatum rooted chonk died of root rot unfortunately. It was going so well and produced a leaf but deteriorated from there
Ohhh nooo 😫😫😫😫 hopefully you can find another one soon 🤞🤞🤞🤞
Great wishlist, many of those are mine also. I have a couple of these. My anthurium pedatoradiatum tends to crisp because the "fingers" are quite narrow even though it lives outside this summer in 70%+ humidity. I find my geogenanthus really likes to be pruned when it gets leggy. It immediately puts out new growth as soon as I cut it. And the cuttings easily propagate in water. Hope you can add of these to your collection.
I’m not sure if you’ve seen anthurium cutucuense but I think you would really like it! It’s kinda those weird finger like leaves! It’s fun 😁
Ohhhh dun, yeah just checked it out and the leaves have a texture to them, thanks for sharing 💚 🌿
I thinks it’s funny, the mature Syngonium looks like the P. Goieldi. Yes the Fingers Anthurium is so easy. No extra humidity nothing an grows wonderfully. I have heard the TC of Wendlingerii florescence doesn’t curl. Just something too check into. 💚🥰
Ohhhh didn't know that.... Very interesting, funny how some traits get lost in TC 😳😳😳😳
@@Houseplantygoodness oops I left out Syngonium Augustium looks like the Goeldi. For sure on the TC. 💚
You should get Anthurium Esmeraldense especially considering that is an endangered species because of its natural habitat shrinking.
Ohhhh definately then as long as 9 can find one that is not poached, I worry with plants like that, that they might be poached 😬🌿💚
@@Houseplantygoodness ecuagenera has those.
I’ve seen a few people post a variegated spiritus and I just have to laugh in awe almost bc what!!??! How!?!?!! Y’all are telling me there’s an even RARER version of the “rarest” plant 🤣
I know right 😅😂🤦🤦🤦🤦
Not planty related but the intro music in your newer videos is much better 😊
Awwww thanks ☺️ ☺️ ☺️ ☺️ 🙌🙌🙌
On another sad note too I saw so many of those turtle plants dying and crispy at a B&M last week. Literally nothing even worth saving 😥
Geogenanthus, I have one and it’s turning out to be as finicky as my calathea. Big juicy leaves that really dry up on the ends if it’s not watered properly. I still haven’t found a spot it’s happy in. It’s still rather hot to put it outside, we are still having 100F days. It was beautiful when I got it and now it’s getting leggy, maybe it needs more light. But for a dark leafed plant I hesitate to put it out in the Texas sun. Sorry I’ve rambled on, love your videos and your Instagram. ❤️
Awww thank you for the kind words, so happy you are enjoying the content 💚🌿
yes I have heard the same on the Geogenanthus, they can be a bit tricky to keep happy, is it true what they say about it really needing high humidity?
I just got my hands on an an obliqua Peru 🤩 It’s so nice!! You have a great wishlist! Thanks for sharing 💚
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