Growing this from a tiny baby plant to this big boy truly makes me a proud plant parent. Which plant of yours have you grown from a baby one that makes you proud plant moms and plant dads?
Outdoor sago palm trees but their about 13 yrs old my pilea l bought tiny n keeps growing l just checked the leaves n they looked like they where getting to much sun ☀️ since l recently moved from San Diego to El Centro California summer was to hot but their all alive n growing 😁♥️
Must be my golden Pothos. This year is my first time ever trying to propagate, starting with golden Pothos because I've heard that it's easy to start with. The plant is not that big yet, but it has a lot of new growth, and I'm really proud of it 😁
I grew my papyrus plant from a leaf cutting a friend gave me, so it went from being a single leaf in water to having more than 10 stems since about March. I can see you're really proud of it and it's very nice to see. take care, stay safe
My plant that's given me the most dramatic growth under my care is my nepenthes ventrata pitcher plant. Bought her as a small hanging basket and she's grown exponentially in only 2 seasons. After much trial and error due to her being my first and only carnivorous plant, she's finally started making pitchers for me! Feeding her a fly the other day had me so excited lol
It would have to be my Heartleaf Philodendron, which I told you before had died off completely except for one longggg vine. I chopped it up and propagated it and now I have four beautiful pots of it!!!
I really appreciate that you stress that plants won’t look perfect. I work in a plant shop and I get a lot of people who get stressed over their plants having a tiny brown spot or a misshapen leaf, etc, and I always tell them that plants, like people, are living things and will naturally have imperfections.
That's what I'm talking about. A content creator who is responsive to his subscribers. THANK YOU Christian for answering ALL my questions (said and unsaid). I'm now armed with how to care for my baby 🙏
I was deeply concerned for the well-being of my young pilea peperomioides that I purchased at the beginning of this summer. He lost all his original leaves and I’ve had to basically babysit him everyday to ensure a proper recovery. I amended the soil to give him more drainage and though he was a little shocked at first, he eventually adapted and has continued to put out new growth. It has been quite the struggle but it is such a beautiful journey and it is so fulfilling to see him recover. I’m so excited to continue to care for him and watch him progress... hopefully to the level of your guy lol Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge with the world 💚
I know these question is for crazy guy but l wanna share my experience my pilea was growing but loosin leaves n finally is keeping her leaves looks fuller lm so happy 😀
I’m obsessed with the pilea. So gorgeous. My one has already started outgrowing it’s pot , such a quick grower. Thanks for the info. I didn’t realise we needed filtered water. 🌱🌱🌱
I didn’t even have a question about these and thought I was caring for mine correctly but now I know I’m not watering it right! Now I know why all the leaves are curling upward🤦🏻♀️. I didn’t even pay attention. Oh boy. Now that I see yours again I thought the leaves are supposed to grow inward😂. They look nice that way. Thanks for the tips! So helpful.
That's awesome, I use half potting soil, half Cacti/succulent soil for my houseplants too.. I have for about a year and have been super happy with it. Plus those annoying little gnats wont live in the cacti soil due to being part sand, I've been putting a good layer of it on the very top for awhile now due to that
I bought one of these plants in April. In a 2 inch pot. It is now in July huge! Six inches tall and the babies are coming in the bottom. I’m going to propagate some for my son. I have a plumeria I bought at a drugstore 23 years ago. It was 6 inches tall now it is at 6 feet. I can’t wait to see how my Chinese money plant will look like in 23 years!
i've finally got my first Pilea home yesterday! (it's called Pilea "Mojito", it has these little "freckles" :P) And since Skynet is so attentive and watched me google how to care for Pilea's, first thing was it showed me your video on my timeline this morning! xD I'm super happy though, your plants look AMAZING!! I am literally blown away!!
Water tip.. If you have a sump pump in your basements you have a mother load of ground water. Learned this when mine died and flooded my basement 😁 now my plants are happy and I will be checking the sump pump more often 👍🏻
Quizás parezca loca, pero yo creo firmemente, en que las plantas son seres vivientes que perciben la buena vibración, de los que las cuidan. Mi padre hacía brotar plantas en s y elo árido nadie se explicaba cómo el cultivaba azucenas, y todo tipo de plantas. parecía como si a su paso ellas lo saludaban. Mi madre en cambio, todo lo contrario. Es por eso que tus plantas lucen tan frondosas, y enormes. me hiciste recordarlo. Yo he inculcado a mi nietecito el amor por las plantas,árboles y cuando caminamos vamos abrazando los árboles. Ellos nos dan sombra y frutos. Y cuando los abrazas, te emanas de paz y buena vibra. Disfruten mucho tu video. Bendiciones.
I love the velcro tape and bamboo sticks you use for support. I just found the velcro a few months ago and its so much easier and puts less stress on my plants
Hey C! As for me,I prefer this plant in its "baby 's shape"!I think they are so cute in their little shape...just a personal preference, even if I think your Pilea is impressive!! And yes, I totally agree with You,we have to accept that our plants will never be perfect!Just like us,human beings...nobody's perfect☺😉have a good night!
For sure. I do like how cute they look when they’re small. That’s why I sometimes like to get a baby and propagate on it’s own. They look so adorable. 😁
Wow that’s a beautiful plant!🪴 I have one of those at home as well. He is just a size of large hand 🤚 but I can see small babies popping out arround it. Really peculiar plant but also lots of joy see it growing like that.
Never knew this plant can get this big. Thank you so much for tips. Mine pretty healthy and putting out lots of babies. Hopefully I'll be able to grow as big as yours ☺️
I got one in August, she's quite mature as she's growing pups, one of which I've taken as a cutting and so far, so good! I'm going to try a leaf cutting grow at some point, see how that plays out. Overall, they're a great looking plant, not too be confused with "money tree" as most people know of. Great video, look forward to learning more 👊
My pilea mom has lived with me for a year. She has 5 babies on their own now. I relocated the family from a south west window to a east window 2 months ago then they dropped leaves like crazy 2 weeks ago. Moved back to a west window and only 3 leaves have dropped since. Rescued! Will give filtered water a try too ... getting lots from my dehumidifier until the cold comes back with the forced air heating.
Yeah they don’t like to be moved around to a new location. They’ll go in shock and drop leaves. Glad to hear you were able to figure out the issue and save it .
I just pick one up at my local Lowes, I going to follow your advice on how to care for it. You put so much effort into your plants I'm encouraged to try this one. Stay safe Be Bless
I always enjoy your plant videos. In March I purchased a Pilea Peperomiodes after I watched one of your videos and really like this plant. So after the lockdown I went back to the plant shop and purchased another one. They are both looking spectacular and I now have four babies that I transplanted. Tomorrow I will be uploading my Pilea Peperomiodes video and I could not be happier for these plants. Thanks for the motivation to purchase one and for all the tips on caring for this plant. (Darci)
I really appreciate you sharing this video with us. Thanks so much! I just love the pepperomia varieties. I have the raindrops but it's not too happy with the growing conditions. Hopefully I can turn it around. It can be a picky plant for sure! Thanks again, it's always so great to see you🪴
Well you inspired me to grow a big pilea. Mine now has over 30 leaves. In east/south window about 6 ft away until our renos done. Finally a new baby coming too and I will leave it with mama. One of my favourite plants. When our crazy wild granddaughter arrives that’s the first plant I move. Ha ha.
My tap water is really chlorinated and I didn’t know that it was burning my plants! I let my water sit out for a few hours if not over night and it’s helped with all my plants
so lucky! nowhere around here (Oklahoma) sells them; i had to get one shipped from California - $16 for a two-inch pup with 4 leaves. I'm just glad i found one, tbh
What I've learnt from this one is not to remove the babies! I have a Chinese money plant that is about a year and 6 months old with me and it has 5 babies. I always thought it is a must to remove them and put them in separate pots. I want mine full as well so I will leave the babies in it and maybe re-pot it into a bigger pot and use something to support the stem of the mother plant as is is leaning. Thanks a lot for this!!
thanks for this! I have one that is doing really well, leaning somewhat, I need to add some bamboo. it took a while to start kicking in, but I think she's way on her way. She gets East sun, I look forward to watching her grow, but don't look forward to repotting, it's in a clay pot and I'm going to wait until the root structure is solid so I can pull her out without it falling apart. thanks again for your content. i enjoy your channel
That’s awesome. Once they get going they’ll definitely take off. I added the bamboo pole when I repotted, definitely gets harder to repot the bigger they get 😅
Honestly, today was the first day I've ever heard of this plant and I'm totally intrigued!!! I can't wait to find one. I did see your cat in the background and want to know if a cat would eat it, would it be safe for the cat?
Thanks for the real..real..You’re one of my favorite Vloggers . I feel your advice is always great with a fun twist! All the best in your new venture , you’ll do great !
ahhh thank you for covering the nitrogen issue!! mine has yellowing bottom leaves as you described and i had no idea why. i've never fertilized it so do you think i should fertilize once even tho it's autumn or just wait til next spring?
If anyone has a basement dehumidifier, save the water. I usually put it in a large pail and fill empty gallon water jugs. Also, if you ever get 1/2 gallon containers save those too. When we run water to get hot water, we fill those and keep the lids off for a day or two to let the chlorine evaporate. Things like running the tap for hot water as well as putting hot water in a tea pot to preheat it can give you a lot of future plant water.
I’m a newbie to the “indoor plant life”. Could you do a video of what plants you should buy now or wait until next spring? I am dying to buy a money plant, fiddle leaf, and couple others but I’m trying to tell myself to wait till next spring when the plants may be cheaper. Thanks!
don’t start with peperomias imo. they’re the only ones i have issues with. check out crotons, (i have a banana one/so pretty for fall) dracaenas, pothos, philodendrons, rubber plant (ficus elastics) shrug.
Thank you for the awesome tips..how long do these plants usually live for?I have 3 small plants given to me from a friend..theyre not growing now ..i think they're just dormant now but I really am trying to keep them alive during winter..thx alot
When you say "cacti soil", different brands of cacti soil have different types/contents. Some brands are just 100% coco peat and call it cacti soil. So what are the contents of the cacti soil you use?
Thank you so much for this vid. My pilea pepermioides wants to grow up to be just like yours haha. A few of my leaves curl in and now I know why. My only window is north facing and she loves it but I thought let's put her under a grow light, whoops, back to the window.
Hmm it depends on where you got it from and how well they pack it. I think smaller ones would ship ok and have a huger chance of surviving or the leaves staying intact
my pilea was dying and it had really weak roots so i took it out and put it in water. it's not exactly happy but it's not dying so i count this as a win
Hi, I am so glad I found you, your videos are so informative. I bought a small one like the one you showed in this video and the dirt seems really, really dry. Is early February an okay time to repot? Should I go ahead and put in a 6" pot?
Thank you for teaching us in taking care of our plants. Your Pilea is so beautiful! I bought a small Pilea a mont ago, still small but it has 3 baby Pilea growing around it. What should I do with the babies? Please help me. Thank you in advance!
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Growing this from a tiny baby plant to this big boy truly makes me a proud plant parent. Which plant of yours have you grown from a baby one that makes you proud plant moms and plant dads?
Outdoor sago palm trees but their about 13 yrs old my pilea l bought tiny n keeps growing l just checked the leaves n they looked like they where getting to much sun ☀️ since l recently moved from San Diego to El Centro California summer was to hot but their all alive n growing 😁♥️
Must be my golden Pothos. This year is my first time ever trying to propagate, starting with golden Pothos because I've heard that it's easy to start with. The plant is not that big yet, but it has a lot of new growth, and I'm really proud of it 😁
I grew my papyrus plant from a leaf cutting a friend gave me, so it went from being a single leaf in water to having more than 10 stems since about March. I can see you're really proud of it and it's very nice to see. take care, stay safe
My plant that's given me the most dramatic growth under my care is my nepenthes ventrata pitcher plant. Bought her as a small hanging basket and she's grown exponentially in only 2 seasons. After much trial and error due to her being my first and only carnivorous plant, she's finally started making pitchers for me! Feeding her a fly the other day had me so excited lol
It would have to be my Heartleaf Philodendron, which I told you before had died off completely except for one longggg vine. I chopped it up and propagated it and now I have four beautiful pots of it!!!
I really appreciate that you stress that plants won’t look perfect. I work in a plant shop and I get a lot of people who get stressed over their plants having a tiny brown spot or a misshapen leaf, etc, and I always tell them that plants, like people, are living things and will naturally have imperfections.
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“The reality is, your plant will never be perfect” 👌🏾💜🌱
All my plants are imperfectly perfect 🤓
Wow so reality
Awe I needed to hear that
No way!!! I never knew they could get so big!! That's AWESOME!!
That's what I'm talking about. A content creator who is responsive to his subscribers. THANK YOU Christian for answering ALL my questions (said and unsaid). I'm now armed with how to care for my baby 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it and found it informative. I like making these helpful type of videos as much as my unboxing and shopping ones 😆
I wouldn't take paediatric advice from this guy!
I was deeply concerned for the well-being of my young pilea peperomioides that I purchased at the beginning of this summer. He lost all his original leaves and I’ve had to basically babysit him everyday to ensure a proper recovery. I amended the soil to give him more drainage and though he was a little shocked at first, he eventually adapted and has continued to put out new growth. It has been quite the struggle but it is such a beautiful journey and it is so fulfilling to see him recover. I’m so excited to continue to care for him and watch him progress... hopefully to the level of your guy lol
Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge with the world 💚
That’s so great to hear about your journey and progress he’s made. Glad your Pilea is doing much better.
I know these question is for crazy guy but l wanna share my experience my pilea was growing but loosin leaves n finally is keeping her leaves looks fuller lm so happy 😀
Rainwater tip: I put bowls on my balcony & heavy rains I store the water I’ve collected from those bowls into a pail to use for my plants
I try to collect rain water from my balcony too, but it’s always nothing inside. Rain can’t reach my balcony 👁👄👁
@@azuriaalice9127
Try placing a round bowl right up against the edge ..
That works for me anyhow
@@azuriaalice9127 you may just have to run out and place them in certain areas under sky, that's what I had to do since living on the second floor.
i just got a baby Pilea in the mail today 💚
I'm so excited for it to grow!
That's huge I'm having problems even getting a little one to survive. Thanks for all the helpful tips and your plant is gorgeous.
Me 2🥴
I’m obsessed with the pilea. So gorgeous. My one has already started outgrowing it’s pot , such a quick grower. Thanks for the info. I didn’t realise we needed filtered water.
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They are fast growers. Sometimes tap water will be ok, really depends where you live and the quality of your tape water 😆
I didn’t even have a question about these and thought I was caring for mine correctly but now I know I’m not watering it right! Now I know why all the leaves are curling upward🤦🏻♀️. I didn’t even pay attention. Oh boy. Now that I see yours again I thought the leaves are supposed to grow inward😂. They look nice that way. Thanks for the tips! So helpful.
thank you for that video.
Now I know I just need to switch the pot more.
love these plants so much. there so funny and easy to care.
Thanks for sharing! You're the reason why I got the pilea and you've inspired me to try and grow mine to look like yours!
That’s awesome. Glad you find the info helpful.
I'm amazed that it leans that much in one week. What a beautiful monster😍
This plant is so beautiful & it definitely loves you back 💚 keep growing 🌱
That's awesome, I use half potting soil, half Cacti/succulent soil for my houseplants too.. I have for about a year and have been super happy with it. Plus those annoying little gnats wont live in the cacti soil due to being part sand, I've been putting a good layer of it on the very top for awhile now due to that
I bought one of these plants in April. In a 2 inch pot. It is now in July huge! Six inches tall and the babies are coming in the bottom. I’m going to propagate some for my son.
I have a plumeria I bought at a drugstore 23 years ago. It was 6 inches tall now it is at 6 feet.
I can’t wait to see how my Chinese money plant will look like in 23 years!
i've finally got my first Pilea home yesterday! (it's called Pilea "Mojito", it has these little "freckles" :P)
And since Skynet is so attentive and watched me google how to care for Pilea's, first thing was it showed me your video on my timeline this morning! xD
I'm super happy though, your plants look AMAZING!! I am literally blown away!!
Water tip.. If you have a sump pump in your basements you have a mother load of ground water. Learned this when mine died and flooded my basement 😁 now my plants are happy and I will be checking the sump pump more often 👍🏻
Quizás parezca loca, pero yo creo firmemente, en que las plantas son seres vivientes que perciben la buena vibración, de los que las cuidan. Mi padre hacía brotar plantas en s y elo árido nadie se explicaba cómo el cultivaba azucenas, y todo tipo de plantas. parecía como si a su paso ellas lo saludaban. Mi madre en cambio, todo lo contrario. Es por eso que tus plantas lucen tan frondosas, y enormes. me hiciste recordarlo. Yo he inculcado a mi nietecito el amor por las plantas,árboles y cuando caminamos vamos abrazando los árboles. Ellos nos dan sombra y frutos. Y cuando los abrazas, te emanas de paz y buena vibra. Disfruten mucho tu video. Bendiciones.
Aww😊 que bonito, 🙏🌹🌹🤗🌻💐🏵️
Thank goodness 😅 I can chill and calm down. Have 3 of them answered a lot of my questions 😊
Glad you found it helpful.😜
I love these plants! I have babies all over and enjoy gifting them! Glad your back!!🙏🏼
That’s awesome. They make great gifts for friends and family.
Perfect video!! You got to the "how to care for " right away and therefore it wasn't as long and I can watch more!
I love the velcro tape and bamboo sticks you use for support. I just found the velcro a few months ago and its so much easier and puts less stress on my plants
Hey C! As for me,I prefer this plant in its "baby 's shape"!I think they are so cute in their little shape...just a personal preference, even if I think your Pilea is impressive!! And yes, I totally agree with You,we have to accept that our plants will never be perfect!Just like us,human beings...nobody's perfect☺😉have a good night!
For sure. I do like how cute they look when they’re small. That’s why I sometimes like to get a baby and propagate on it’s own. They look so adorable. 😁
Wow that’s a beautiful plant!🪴 I have one of those at home as well. He is just a size of large hand 🤚 but I can see small babies popping out arround it. Really peculiar plant but also lots of joy see it growing like that.
You just saved my money plant with this video!! She’s getting huge now!!
Never knew this plant can get this big. Thank you so much for tips. Mine pretty healthy and putting out lots of babies. Hopefully I'll be able to grow as big as yours ☺️
Fantastic real expert !thanks for sharing😊i just bought a small one now has some confidence to move on.
DUDE I ,LOVE YOU, YOU ARE MY PLANT GURU, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING AND EDUCATING US ALL ; ABOUT YOUR BEAUITUL PLANT
I got one in August, she's quite mature as she's growing pups, one of which I've taken as a cutting and so far, so good! I'm going to try a leaf cutting grow at some point, see how that plays out. Overall, they're a great looking plant, not too be confused with "money tree" as most people know of.
Great video, look forward to learning more 👊
P.s. I've called her Penny, like MoneyPenny, her pup is MiniPenny and the next one will be FunnyMoney 🤣
It’s nice to see someone refer to their plant as “she”. Seems funny to watch this video where the plant is a “he” but produces babies.😉
Thank you for sharing. I just bought a baby Pilea. I can't wait to see it grow.
My pilea mom has lived with me for a year. She has 5 babies on their own now. I relocated the family from a south west window to a east window 2 months ago then they dropped leaves like crazy 2 weeks ago. Moved back to a west window and only 3 leaves have dropped since. Rescued! Will give filtered water a try too ... getting lots from my dehumidifier until the cold comes back with the forced air heating.
Yeah they don’t like to be moved around to a new location. They’ll go in shock and drop leaves. Glad to hear you were able to figure out the issue and save it .
I just pick one up at my local Lowes, I going to follow your advice on how to care for it. You put so much effort into your plants I'm encouraged to try this one. Stay safe Be Bless
Thanks and That’s awesome you found one at your local Lowe’s. Congrats.
That’s huge I was really surprised
I always enjoy your plant videos. In March I purchased a Pilea Peperomiodes after I watched one of your videos and really like this plant. So after the lockdown I went back to the plant shop and purchased another one.
They are both looking spectacular and I now have four babies that I transplanted.
Tomorrow I will be uploading my Pilea Peperomiodes video and I could not be happier for these plants. Thanks for the motivation to purchase one and for all the tips on caring for this plant. (Darci)
That’s awesome. They’re really great plants to own and gift to friends and family.
I love this channel. I have every plant you have and they have been doing better after learning thanks
Friendship plant, supposed to harvest babies and give away. The mother is very generous.
I have used nothing but tap water for my plants and all are super healthy! Must be dependent on area.
I really appreciate you sharing this video with us. Thanks so much! I just love the pepperomia varieties. I have the raindrops but it's not too happy with the growing conditions. Hopefully I can turn it around. It can be a picky plant for sure! Thanks again, it's always so great to see you🪴
Very informative. Thank you. We need more videos like this 👌🏻
Thank you. 😊
You ARE THE PILEA PRINCE 🤴
Well you inspired me to grow a big pilea. Mine now has over 30 leaves. In east/south window about 6 ft away until our renos done. Finally a new baby coming too and I will leave it with mama. One of my favourite plants. When our crazy wild granddaughter arrives that’s the first plant I move. Ha ha.
That’s awesome. Glad to hear yours is doing well and thriving.
I have a tiny plant and I love watching this video hoping that some day mine may look something like yours. Love this video! Thank you!
Thanks for the informative and well-made video
My tap water is really chlorinated and I didn’t know that it was burning my plants! I let my water sit out for a few hours if not over night and it’s helped with all my plants
Finally, i just find my little pilea. Hope it growing like yours
Yay. Congrats on finding one.
I'm so excited I finally found one! Home depot 14 dollars for a 6 inch pot with lots of babies in one pot.
so lucky!
nowhere around here (Oklahoma) sells them; i had to get one shipped from California - $16 for a two-inch pup with 4 leaves.
I'm just glad i found one, tbh
@@ArmundJay I almost ordered one but didn't want to spend 30 bucks to have it die. I ordered a SOH that promptly died on arrival.
King of enormous plants
Awesome guide, thanks. I was looking for a video showing Pilea after a few years and how to model it, and that's what shown here exactly.
Holy freaking crap!!! I just recently got a young one that I love and I never even knew they could get that big 😧😧
What I've learnt from this one is not to remove the babies! I have a Chinese money plant that is about a year and 6 months old with me and it has 5 babies. I always thought it is a must to remove them and put them in separate pots. I want mine full as well so I will leave the babies in it and maybe re-pot it into a bigger pot and use something to support the stem of the mother plant as is is leaning. Thanks a lot for this!!
I cracked up seeing how big it became! 😂
I'm in love with this plant im going to head out and go find one wish me luck.
thanks for this! I have one that is doing really well, leaning somewhat, I need to add some bamboo. it took a while to start kicking in, but I think she's way on her way. She gets East sun, I look forward to watching her grow, but don't look forward to repotting, it's in a clay pot and I'm going to wait until the root structure is solid so I can pull her out without it falling apart. thanks again for your content. i enjoy your channel
That’s awesome. Once they get going they’ll definitely take off. I added the bamboo pole when I repotted, definitely gets harder to repot the bigger they get 😅
Honestly, today was the first day I've ever heard of this plant and I'm totally intrigued!!! I can't wait to find one. I did see your cat in the background and want to know if a cat would eat
it, would it be safe for the cat?
I have a cat that eats plants. Pilea is safe for cats and mine won’t touch it other than lick it every now and then.
Have you ever talked about keeping your cat from eating/playing with your plants?
Thanks for the real..real..You’re one of my favorite Vloggers . I feel your advice is always great with a fun twist! All the best in your new venture , you’ll do great !
My favorite plant of yours! ❤️
Thanks...definitely still on my top 5 faves 😁
ahhh thank you for covering the nitrogen issue!! mine has yellowing bottom leaves as you described and i had no idea why. i've never fertilized it so do you think i should fertilize once even tho it's autumn or just wait til next spring?
Hey Chris he is so handsome green with very well rounded leaves 💚🌿💚
Thank you.
Hello from Nova Scotia, Canada!!!
Such an awesome video! Subscribed! Going to get an 11 inch pot-- hope I'll have a nice time potting her up!
That is so inspirational! I have 2 little guys.
Awesome. Once like the spot and get going they’ll take off and grow super fast.
If anyone has a basement dehumidifier, save the water. I usually put it in a large pail and fill empty gallon water jugs. Also, if you ever get 1/2 gallon containers save those too. When we run water to get hot water, we fill those and keep the lids off for a day or two to let the chlorine evaporate. Things like running the tap for hot water as well as putting hot water in a tea pot to preheat it can give you a lot of future plant water.
Mine is getting crazy and big thank you for the information 😊👍🏻
Yay. That’s awesome to hear. 😊
That’s a cool saxophone in the background.
New subscriber from Morocco. I like plants very much and I hope to have plants like them 🇲🇦❤🌱
Such an inspiration. Hope to grow mine like that 👍❤
I’m a newbie to the “indoor plant life”. Could you do a video of what plants you should buy now or wait until next spring? I am dying to buy a money plant, fiddle leaf, and couple others but I’m trying to tell myself to wait till next spring when the plants may be cheaper. Thanks!
don’t start with peperomias imo. they’re the only ones i have issues with. check out crotons, (i have a banana one/so pretty for fall) dracaenas, pothos, philodendrons, rubber plant (ficus elastics) shrug.
also, i have a pink chinese evergreen that is so beautiful and hasnt given me any trouble.
also zz plants. just be careful if you have pets who like to chew on your plants for mild toxicity.
That is beautiful plant 🌱
Thank you for sharing your skills. I enjoyed watching your video.
Awesome video. Just picked up a 4" yesterday, looking forward to taking care of it!
Thanks thats my thought if it is getting new leaves or baby shoots its happyleave it alone
Brita filters just improve taste so your tap water is probably fine. You should get a table top water distiller if you need pure water.
Oh my, so strange. As I looked at mine today I thought about yours and how you haven’t shared/talked about it in a while.
😁 haha. That’s awesome. Pilea are making a comeback and on everyone’s mind lately
I was watering mine with tap water thank you
Thank u very much. Always usefull your videos. Hello from France
Great detailed video. Helped me so much thank you.💚
wooow sooo perfect to design your flowers
This video was needed! Great info ☘️🍀💗
Thanks Martha.
We need an updated video!!! 😍
Super cool 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Excellent! Got a small one like you started with!
Thank you very much!!
Thank you for the awesome tips..how long do these plants usually live for?I have 3 small plants given to me from a friend..theyre not growing now ..i think they're just dormant now but I really am trying to keep them alive during winter..thx alot
When you say "cacti soil", different brands of cacti soil have different types/contents. Some brands are just 100% coco peat and call it cacti soil. So what are the contents of the cacti soil you use?
Thank you so much for this vid. My pilea pepermioides wants to grow up to be just like yours haha. A few of my leaves curl in and now I know why. My only window is north facing and she loves it but I thought let's put her under a grow light, whoops, back to the window.
If there happy where they are and thriving I usually just leave them. I find the can sometimes throw a tantrum when your move them to a new spot 😆
@@CrazyPlantGuy lol tantrum had, I moved her back home this morning, thx CPG 🪴
This looks amazing! 😍
What is your advice about bottom watering in order to decrease the likelihood of any pest at the surface of the soil?
I think they’re good. Especially if you tend to over water. I prefer to top water since I’ve gotten the hang of it.
Thank you for this video!! 🌱🌸
Piekna ta pilea, cudowna😀
It is so beautiful, love it!
Oh every time you show the Pilea I want one, do you think it will ship well? Looks so delicate.
Hmm it depends on where you got it from and how well they pack it. I think smaller ones would ship ok and have a huger chance of surviving or the leaves staying intact
my pilea was dying and it had really weak roots so i took it out and put it in water. it's not exactly happy but it's not dying so i count this as a win
How can I get my adult Pilea to produce pups?
Hi, I am so glad I found you, your videos are so informative. I bought a small one like the one you showed in this video and the dirt seems really, really dry. Is early February an okay time to repot? Should I go ahead and put in a 6" pot?
we miss you!
Thanks! Needed a bit of a break but glad to be back on the Tube.
I use dehumidifier water for my houseplants and baby bio houseplant food
Love this video! I just got a small one.☺️🌱
Yay. Congrats.
Thank you for teaching us in taking care of our plants. Your Pilea is so beautiful!
I bought a small Pilea a mont ago, still small but it has 3 baby Pilea growing around it. What should I do with the babies? Please help me. Thank you in advance!