YOU ARE SO WELL EXPLAINED AND ENTHUSIAST TO SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE HOW TO CARE OUR PLANTS. WATERING IS MY NUMBER ONE PROBLEM. WHEN AND HOW MUCH IS ALWAYS THE QUESTIONS. GOOD JOB MAN!
Thank you for your videos. I just got your video as a recommendation and I'm so glad I did! Your information is organized, detailed, and very easy and clear for me to follow. I really needed to learn these 3 strategies to check my plants! I'm going to go binge your other videos!
I've often found it awkward to test with a finger depending on plant/pot combo. Are water meters a bad idea? Or just unnecessary from your perspective?
Hi Ken! Great question, our general advice is: if you see your plant actively growing, then its the right time to fertilize. If something is going "wrong" then it's likely a result of something else (most likely, light; second most likely, water), and that should be corrected way before thinking of fertilizing. The one exception is if your plant has been in the same pot for like 5+ years, never been repotted, is getting a lot of light, and therefore completely depleted all the nutrients in the soil. But this is highly, highly unlikely! Is that helpful?
Good video but I would never wait a whole month to water my snake plant unless I was away and couldn’t possibly do it. Just because they can tolerate long periods without water doesn’t mean they necessarily like it or that it’s the best for their growth.
They don’t work, one that I just bought about 3 days ago said a plant that I watered yesterday is dry. Threw it out immediately, I will always trust my fingers.
YOU ARE SO WELL EXPLAINED AND ENTHUSIAST TO SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE HOW TO CARE OUR PLANTS. WATERING IS MY NUMBER ONE PROBLEM.
WHEN AND HOW MUCH IS ALWAYS THE QUESTIONS.
GOOD JOB MAN!
This made our day. Thank you, Jack!
My thoughts exactly 🤔 explained
The first awesome educational plant video I came across after searching for in many days! Thank you 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your videos. I just got your video as a recommendation and I'm so glad I did! Your information is organized, detailed, and very easy and clear for me to follow. I really needed to learn these 3 strategies to check my plants! I'm going to go binge your other videos!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback, Eve!
I've often found it awkward to test with a finger depending on plant/pot combo. Are water meters a bad idea? Or just unnecessary from your perspective?
Extremely useful and practical tips.. 👍🏼
How do I find out which strategy my plant needs?
What was the third velvet plant?thanks in advance
Such a helpful video! Thanks so much Sherif!
Great information I’m saving for future reference
Alocasias the bane of my life. Wish I saw your vid ages ago....Do you have fertilizing tips?
Hi Ken! Great question, our general advice is: if you see your plant actively growing, then its the right time to fertilize. If something is going "wrong" then it's likely a result of something else (most likely, light; second most likely, water), and that should be corrected way before thinking of fertilizing. The one exception is if your plant has been in the same pot for like 5+ years, never been repotted, is getting a lot of light, and therefore completely depleted all the nutrients in the soil. But this is highly, highly unlikely! Is that helpful?
Are those Pots they best for putting Plants in 🌻
Why are you so against a simple water meter? That would solve all the issues using your finger.
Good video but I would never wait a whole month to water my snake plant unless I was away and couldn’t possibly do it. Just because they can tolerate long periods without water doesn’t mean they necessarily like it or that it’s the best for their growth.
Sorry..... just get a plant water meter and it will tell when to water your plant. Problem solved.
They don’t work, one that I just bought about 3 days ago said a plant that I watered yesterday is dry. Threw it out immediately, I will always trust my fingers.