Відео

@@becca1868 Thank you, thank you. I’d like to thank my brothers’ for their nonstop freestyle battles growing up and my partner for always believing in me; without your support, I would have quit long ago. I want to thank my friends and family for cheering me on. Most importantly, I want to thank my kid for roasting me every chance he got and calling it “just being honest.” -holds 🏆 up - this is to all the plant people who have lost one of these finicky plants labeled easy and this is to all the plants that have suffered at our hands as we learn to grow them. I love you all thank you, thank you so much.

@@beverlyhegmon3169 every time I go in my bathroom, I shed a tear for my makeup. I have so much and it like never gets used anymore. I love it though just need to find time to do it. I really don’t ever leave my house anymore and hate when nobody sees a cute look lol

@@insidethebricks5043 omg hi!!! Thank you! I’m trying to figure UA-cam out. Feel free to critique my videos. I just got a new mic so hopefully the sound quality will be better

@@emmaplaysgreen2849 I didn’t see any jade at the store when I made this video like a year or so ago. I actually don’t see them hardly ever but I mostly stay in the tropical section. I still can’t keep crotons happy. I have a whole room set up like a greenhouse and everything and they just drop. My newest one has a single leaf lol. I’ve not tried the begonia ferox. Some say they’re easy and others say they’re hard. Begonia Rex are super easy but then there’s the darthvaderiana that even decades long begonia collectors have trouble with. I’ve noticed some of the begonias thrive in weird substrates. I have a 2 foot tall variegated begonia Ginny galaxy that has only thrived in ground up sphagnum moss mixed with perlite or straight water. If I try to add any type of soil, leca or pon, it immediately drops its leaves and melts. alocasia do great in semihydro until they get really mature and then they just kinda stop growing. Other than the spidermites being a huge issue, they aren’t too bad. Calathea are similar. I learned a lot about plants growing calathea in the beginning. They’re like peace lilies and tell you what they need. They also taught me what a spidermite infestation looks like lmao

@@cindyh8884 yay! I tried to think of all the questions I had in the beginning and what people have asked me previously. I didn’t want you to have to watch a 2nd or 3rd video to find the answer but I also didn’t want to make it too long 😅 I actually mostly live in Atlanta but we kinda have a house there too. It’s a long complicated thing. lol. I love your idea though! Here in Atlanta, there’s a bench on a lot besides someone’s home that people can go drop off and pick up cuttings for free. There also use to be a coffee shop that had a propagation station but I’m not sure what happened to them. We do swaps af a brewing company/bar and I could see one of the brewing companies in Tampa being interested in something like that. I’d pitch it to them as a marketing opportunity to get plant people to come in more often. Your library also may be interested in doing a community project too! I’d probably start with them first and then try the others. Yall have a lot of plant FB groups down there that may be able to give you more specific places.

@@cindyh8884 oh wow. I just reread your comment and realized I totally misread the last part of your comment 🫣🫠 I thought it said “you were looking for a place to propagate plants for the community” and not “you’re looking for low maintenance plants to propagate.” Disregard my whole last paragraph. lol. Obviously the devils backbone. Another plant I know grows year round down there is the golden pothos (aka the epipremnum aureum). I’d love to see other epipremnum growing as landscaping there like the snow queen or a Baltic blue. They’re just as easy and hardy. My friend lives in Lutz and grows All his Thaumatophyllum and monstera outside. I know the Thaumatophyllum can be a bit finicky to propagate but they get so massive. An easier alternative I think could grow out there with some protection is the philodendron giganteum and they are much easier to propagate. There’s also many different types of tradescantia and they’re easier to propagate than the devils backbone and are cheap. Alocasia are also hardy there but some of those can get pricey. To propagate those, you just pull of the corms and put them in a chunky mix until they sprout and then they can go in the ground. Sorry, I can go on all day. lol. I just love to chat plants! I’m actually working on editing a video at my friends house in lutz from a couple years ago. It’s not nearly as nice quality as this one but it may give you some other ideas what can grow year round there that isn’t common.

@@NaylenGlez I just filmed it last night finally so it should be up soon 😊

Yes! Let me watch the video and put everything together in the description

@@JimJonesBeverageCo I just added my whole Amazon list for TC but also broke down the individual items in the video. If you click the list, I’ve wrote notes on each item along with why you need it and what it’s for. I don’t have my lab up right now so I can’t make videos but I’m happy to answer questions if you have any

@@atlplantroom you're the best!!! 💚

@@HeatherSmithgall I love the company that had these plants. Their name is Poonsin Gardens

@@HeatherSmithgall I don’t have the dates yet but it’s usually the second or third weekend of September

@@derrickbeans3216 the clapping thing that Scott Wilson is doing?

@@frauneupo it’s so annoying to repot these things and I haven’t found a better way to do it yet. The plants attached to the wall but off the ground you almost need a second person to help repot them as you run out of hands quickly.

@@frauneupo I have 3.5 cats!

@@shannoncarr7338 great question. I think it’s just an interesting plant that I’d like to learn more about through growing. It goes dormant after being pollinated, has a bulb, puts off weird flowers and is very different than anything I currently have growing downstairs. I’m fortunate enough to have a plant room that’s closed off to everyone but me so I can safely grow it. My kids are adults and pets can’t access it. I do bring people into the plant room sometime but by then, I’ll have a sign on the pot and it on a shelf that’s hard to reach. I guess it’s similar to people that enjoy growing cacti; if you touch a cactus, you’re gonna get bit/pricked/hurt, but it’s still cool looking and interesting to grow. I’d also like to mention that most houseplants have some level of toxicity in them. Philodendron, alocasia, pothos, anthurium and other members of the aroid/araceae family have the same chemical it’s just not as concentrated as in this one. Some people do have a reaction to it in those plants but I personally do not. Dieffenbachia has high enough levels that a large percentage of people have the same reaction to it as they would to the plant I bought. My plant obviously has a higher concentration in the sap than any of those so everyone will get the reaction. Please let me know if that doesn’t make sense…I just woke up and my brain isn’t going yet.

I thought it would be a fun video to put together and throw all my broll in it

@@blessedhummingbird4 isn’t it? As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to have it. The camera doesn’t pick up how truly unique it is. It’s so eye catching

He could have been from out of town but he was absolutely working down there at the moment. He was in his work truck and clothes.

@@atlplantroom it's a joke, like who are the beautiful girls in belgium

@@jenniferhuff3623 the problem with organic is most organic fertilizer only have one nutrient. There are only a few that have multiple. I’ve been using Neptune’s harvest recently because it has the main 3 and a couple micronutrients too. That’s what I’d recommend simply because of that. It also doesn’t have a smell compared to other organics

@@sparkyheberling6115 it’s inside at the Miami-dade county fairgrounds this year

@@atlplantroom A bit of a hike from San Francisco. :(

@@atlplantroom Do these events tend to be held in warm climates?

@@sparkyheberling6115 there’s a few across the country. The ones I’m familiar with are in Florida, Georgia and Texas.

Thank you! I’ll fix it. When I got it, it was buried to that line you can see so I pulled it out. It didn’t do well so I buried it some but not as much as they had it buried. I think it needs repotted again so I’ll fix that and then I can keep it in the same pot.

@@RusticRaver hiii!!! I’ve always wanted to visit! Your country is so beautiful!

@@xTrengo thank you! For the fb algorithm, do you think it’s only your reels that are important or is it also when you comment and make posts? I ask because I still can’t figure out why they paid me so much the first month is did this. I didn’t really post anything on my personal page but I do comment on others posts especially in the plant groups. My partner also said to ask people controversial questions and people arguing in the comments was important. Even thinking about making people fight makes me feel terrible🤣

@@atlplantroom I never got paid anything, so I'm sure monetization has to be related to actual views and view length of your posted content, which explains why so many people copy and repost other people's content as if it was their own :) 20 million views must pay!

@@xTrengo are you set up as a digital creator profile?

@@atlplantroom good lords no :) I am strictly a consumer!

@@Planty_nursehunter it’s so sad tbh. Even though they literally pay nothing, I love that platform and the community we have there. They mean so much to me. You know it’s the only reason I still continue putting in so much work for the couple people that look me up to watch my videos

@@daniellysoares9266 aww thanks!

@@daniellysoares9266 I went back and forth on whether or not to add all the things I’ve learned that I haven’t seen other UA-camrs talk about on here. I decided not to but that video will be uploaded tomorrow (Sunday).

It’s 1000 subscribers and 4000 watch hours which I’m half way there for both

@@angiechristian8583 I’m so excited. I just got my outfit together for day 1

@@happyhappycatus you’re welcome ☺️

@@SaideVigil-pt4mg you deserve more!

Ty back to u

@@shilohkukuljan Hawaiian pothos is just a nickname used to upsell a large leaf golden pothos. The big one in the video is planted at our next door neighbor’s and was just like the little plant you saw in the first clip years ago.

I have one in my patio.. and lol.. one day it just started thriving. And I felt like i was in Jurassic Park. I have giant leaves.

@@HoodooPrincess that’s amazing! What type of light does yours get?

@@shellirk2819 I got you! I’ll make a video soon!

@@vmvm949 isn’t it amazing?

@@plantsandgreenswithelicia haha I’m not even gonna try to count plants because I would be in the negative for ever and ever. I didn’t realize you have a UA-cam channel! Subscribed!

@@atlplantroom thank you boo. I’ve been on here tryna find everyone. I’ve been subscribed to you for a while but I usually watch from my personal yt bc it’s ad free and comment from there 🤣🤣 I try to follow everybody from both.

@@plantsandgreenswithelicia haha I feel that. I did the same for a while but eventually just switched this one to ad free so my adhd mind didn’t forget why I switched over. I’ve found a few people from tiktok but not many.

@@AralynRogers-nu2dc it was so rude! I felt something hit my leg which is why I turned around to see that fluffy tailed bully throwing things at me

I didn’t even know it was possible for them to throw things at people

Thank you 😊

Isn’t it?

Glad you liked it!

@@DaveYaban it was!