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Hello from Cambodia! I'm so happy to find videos on plants similar to those in my garden. About 4 years ago a caladium spontaneously started growing in my garden. It was so pretty that I dug it up and put it in a pot. It is mostly bright pink and quite stunning when the sun is shining on it. Since then, I have divided it every time the pot got full, sharing with many of my friends. They are really beautiful plants, easy to grow, but they do need lots of water.

I just got two 5 gallon night jasmine plants and want to plant them in the yard. Does the plant need adyescent plants to support itself?

Appreciated your honesty with regards to the challenges growing this plant

Added a little blood meal and fish fertilizer. Seems to be growing well but not gettingvthr big leaves yet . Thinking i may have a miniature type?

if only i could understand

Hi. Ok you mentioned the importance of of feeding your colocasia but dont recall you mentioning what you’re feeding them . Please tell us( me)🙏💋

Is it edible?

You sound Malaysian or Singaporean. Where can I get this plant in Malaysia ?

Thank you for this video. I have my Tuscany in a large pot. I give it banana peels. It is now 7’ tall.

70% perlite wow that's a lot

My Royal Jasmine is growing tall and health, had lots of flowers . Now flowers are changing from white to purple colors. Is this normal?

According to you only one main trunk should be allowed and all other shoots rising from the ground be removed. True?

Does the flower come after the dewdrops fall.

Love your beautiful black Begonias! Thank you so much for all the tips!

Thank you

Hello how old was your rangoon in this video?

Cooper is toxic to these plants

Cooper is toxic to these plants

Beautiful

I keep tracking your vedios bcos you give a detailed information .

David I am from India and newly started growing Adenium but with with little knowledge so got lost many plants ,can I take guidance from you ,if you can thanks a lot .

Super congratulations 👏

Thanks David ,it's very nice to see your information, I keep seeing you ,keep it up .

I learned so much from you this day thank you.

I have had 2 desert rose and both have gotten root rot and not from over watering Im pretty sure. The second one was going ok then I went to repot and there was a lot of root rot and sogginess. I have it in a new pot with new soil but its not showing any signs of being ok. It now has some more soft parts that I cut off but I feel its too far gone.

How often must one change the water? Fertilizer?

Show pruning

Thank you James, from Paris, France !

Where to buy ?

Can I ask something this is a hawk moth I found also around my room

Mine still wont flower idk why

On a good note, this breed of moth actually pollinated my Desert Rose plant, and now I have 3 sets of seed pods, and no sight of the “moth”. I have propagated around 20 seedlings with more coming. My plant is outdoors so I’m keeping my eye out, hoping it does not come out of the soil and kill my beautiful 4 ft Desert Rose!

Have planted native hibiscus, yellow oleander, milk weed, ixora, calliandra, firecracker and tekoma on my terrace garden only to attract sunbirds. Yes they are coming everyday. Kolkata, India.

Thanks for the information. Can I grow it in place where it receives 2-3 hours of direct sunlight. Will it bloom more there. Thanks

Very well explained

Where are the flowers

Where is the footage of it cured, replanted, and growing again?

Great presentation, thank you. On the contrary with your presentation I do feed my airplants regularly using organic foliar fertilizer diluted until only ten percent of suggested concentration every 2 to 4 weeks. I always think it's a misconception only to depend on dust and air for airplants nutrition. In the wild they grow on trees under dense foliage, except for the desert origin ones, or the ones that prefer to live on rocks. In their habitat the water drooling from above is nutrient rich water from decomposition of leaves, bird poops, and other decomposed organic materials. Sometimes I give vitamin B1 and some organic based grow stimulant hormons (I actually do not know the benefit but I still give them), also highly diluted. I never dunk my airplants, or any other submerging watering methods. Not practical to me because I have quite many airplants, and I'm not patient enough with the drying process after submerging. Instead I mist them using electric sprayer that produces very fine droplets. I live in Indonesia which the climate is hot and humid like your country Malaysia. I check hygrometer reading before watering. If the humidity is 90% or above I don't mist them. If the high humidity persisted for days I give very ligh mist from far away every three or four days. If the humidity is 70-80% or above I give light mist. And if the humidity is 60% or less I give heavier mist with shorter distance to the plants. I also have many airplants placed indoor with grow light with the beam not directed directly to the plants. The room is well air conditioned and well air movement during the day, but the AC is off in the night. For indoor plants I give light mist every 3-4 days whatever the humidity reading, except for the "White velvety" ones like tectorum and oaxacana which I only water when they are very thirsty already. I fertilize the indoor plants more seldom, every 6-8 weeks with even more diluted fertilizer. I have some bulbosa which I put on my grid fish tank cover, very seldom water them unless they show signs of dehidration. The fish tank water evaporates quite quick and seems like the evaporation in enough for the bulbosas. I placed all my airplants in metal frames, both the ones outdoor and indoor with exception to the giant hildaes which I put in plastic pots with some charcoal bricks to stabilize them. I use copper free bonsai wires, mostly painted ones to ensure more the plants not have direct contact with the metal frames. For Spanish moss I mist them heavily twice a day unles they get showers of rain. Water is seem never enough for this plant.

Hi I think I have sunbird nest in my balcony garden - can you help me identify? Let me know where I can send the picture

Can you plant them in a garden

Very good. Thank you.

Thank you for all the helpful information. It is good to hear care info from someone who has had and cared for a plant for many years as you have!

Does it need to be in full sunlight ? Or shade. The flowers are not that fragrant because they are in shade?

I live Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia ,very hot & tropical, I have mine in 8 hrs full sun . Standard, 4 years old , they have struggled & just waking up for spring Should I move them to a shadier position ? Maybe put them in pots ? What mix would u use ? I do fuss over them as u have just advised Love you content Thankyou

Well done! Thank you❤

can I buy from u

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Thank you for a great video I learned a lot I have a friend who wants to share with me some curcuma Siam Tulip when they go dormant so I'm eager to learn. I live in lower Alabama on the Gulf Coast

The fragrance is like no other you've ever smelled. A fruity, very pungent aroma that distinguish it from other fragrances.😊❤ One of my favorite's