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@@lauramartins5953 Something like that… it produced a keiki, which is now a tiny plant on its own 😊

@@lauramartins5953 Not exactly… This is the next reel about this orchid: ua-cam.com/users/shortsKNgfFhdIOjs?si=_TC-zYFjLmrVip9s

@@lauramartins5953 … and this is the setup now: ua-cam.com/users/shortsLJkzaZOhdDs?si=gGYO23buiDTbRNRI

@@davidf.4886 This is just one way of growing plants, it’s not guaranteed to give you better results. I can’t say why yours stopped growing 🤔 what substrate did you use? How are the roots looking? How much bigger is the new pot compared to the old? Is the plant getting enough light? Are you fertilising? Usually if a plant stops growing, it’s due to insufficient light

@@TheSkullman721 You very well might be right but I’ve had experience of soil roots rotting on me in transition, so I thought I’d experiment 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@TheSkullman721 Yes, most likely, but I’m trying different approaches. With my next alocasia I’ll go straight to semi-hydro to see how it does

That’s such a cute name for this flower 🥰

@@boreksz82-cf7ze 😅 Hi! Thanks 😊❤️

I was so sleepy 😂 I hope you’re right! 🤞

@@christopherhuynh7573 it went through a shock phase and lost a lot of green (I made a short about it) but I see new root growth, so that’s promising. What kind of fern?

The same asparagus fern as you. I just did it two days ago- i do expect it to go through stress but I hope it will recover.

@@christopherhuynh7573 Make sure to maintain the reservoir about 1/3 of the way up the pot, I think the reason mine started yellowing was I let the level drop a bit too much. Sending well wishes to your asparagus fern 🫶 Let me know how it does! 😊

@@itasaz3706 Interesting! I noticed she had it even before the leaf was unfurled, and there’s no damage on the underside of the leaf, which should have got the worst of the sunburn, since the leaf was still rolled up… I’ll be watching her to see what happens with this spot, as sunburn usually turns brown and crispy over time. One of her babies got a sunburn though, and it looked different 🤔

@@lisamarie4472 I believe it’s some sort of drainage bottom that lets water drain off the soil and collect at the bottom of the pot. I don’t have experience with such pots and I didn’t like the idea of having water sit there, so I’m glad I took it out of there 😄

Thank you for the tips! I’m still figuring the sound out. The strange thing is, it sounds fine to me, maybe because I’ve been editing it for a while 😅 I should step away for a while and listen to it with fresh ears before uploading. I need to get a mic as well, that should also improve things

I did but didn’t expect it to happen to mine 😄 Haworthias do flower and you can cross pollinate them and get really cool hybrids!

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It is really easy, you just have to keep in mind the direction of the knots. Let me know how it turns out! 🫶

Thank you for bringing this to my attention! It seems normal to me, and I’m not cranking it up or anything, just choosing the audio and not messing with the sound levels at all. I guess I should 😅

Yes, I think especially for plants that prefer drier conditions, it works better to have the water in the prop vessel shallower. The cut was bothering me. I knew if I covered it, it would probably rot. And I was thinking of putting off potting it until it calluses over but if I had left it in the jar, it would have probably moulded like it did before. So that was the only thing I could think of 😅 The cut was dry the next day and I covered it. Thank you for watching and commenting! ❤️❤️❤️

@@DaphneTriesPlants Glad the cut dried the next day. Your method of forcing roots I think I might try that for a hoya.

@@mixonplantsncrafts let me know how it works, I think when the root nubs on the stem are near the water, the humidity should help them grow 😊

Thank you! I think it’s stabilising. I’m keeping a close eye on it 🤞

Thank you so much! 🙏 I do try to keep them healthy, it’s still easy, since I don’t have too many 😄 Thanks for complimenting my English, I’m kind of self-conscious about it 😅 My spoken English used to be much better when I was using it on a daily basis but it’s been years…

@@DaphneTriesPlants as someone who hopes to raise a plant or few someday, this is educational. I honestly can't tell that it's been so long. You speak so confidently, as though you never stopped. It sounds so natural.

@@coreymichaels3389 I’m happy to hear someone’s finding my content useful! I’m only a year into the hobby and I’m still learning but I enjoy sharing my journey 😊 Believe me, I should be embarrassed about the current state of my spoken English, given that I’m an English Philology BA 😅 I think my main problem is I’ve always been anxious about public speaking. Hopefully, making these videos will change that

When you have limited means you do weird things 😅 Thank you for watching and commenting 🫶

🥳 my first one! 😊

I can’t wait either but it’s at my parents’ house 😄 Hope I can visit them really soon!

Yep! It’s rocking back and forth because the roots are growing under the pot and lifting it up 😄 I’ll have to think about repotting it really soon. I’ll have to find a deeper clear pot somewhere 😅

I love the look of this plant, it’s like a miniature tree of some sort

I absolutely cannot wait! 💃🦩

Both are fine, I think. With the reservoir, consistent watering is very easy and clear. I still have a few plants in soil and they’re in opaque pots, so it’s not as easy to tell when they need watering but since there’s only a couple, it’s easy to stay on top of it. I guess what I’m saying is, if I had more plants, I’d probably prefer LECA. The plastic bag, haha. Well I don’t have a fancy potting mat, so I do with what I have on hand 😅

Wow, thank you for watching! I recognise you from the Coexisting crowd 😊 Didn’t think there’d be much of a crossover! I appreciate you being here 🫶

Indeed! 😊

Thank you for the feedback! Yes, I realised it much later, after I had posted 😅 I’ll keep that in mind for the next video! 🫶

Lots of my neighbours are old ladies and they grow plants in the floor hallway outside their apartments near the windows. I’m thinking of asking some of them for cuttings 😄 Or maybe organising a plant swap in our building!

I know! She gave me one of her babies, I can only wish for mine to be like this one day!

Hi! Thanks for hopping over from IG, heading over to your channel right now 🫶

Thank you so much for the support and encouragement 🫶

🤭 I sure did! With some prep it’s totally possible, unless you have some absolute diva plants 😄 but even my peace lily and alocasia are perfectly fine!

Aaw, thank you for saying that! It warms my metal heart 🩶😄

Mine usually get mushy in a plastic bag in the fridge 😅 I’m hoping they last much longer now!

Not yet! I can’t find one here either 😕 unless I order online but online plant shops here are a bit overpriced and I don’t have the budget at the moment…

Yes, her channel is very informative! Her video on transitioning alocasias to LECA is what gave me courage to snip all my polly’s roots 😅

I’m actually using ceramsite. It’s similar to LECA in that it’s expanded clay but it’s a slightly different product we have here in Bulgaria. There are different sizes and I think plants with finer roots do better in the smaller size medium 😊

😄 it was my first emotionally driven plant purchase. I think I’ve opened up a dangerous door…

Sorry you don’t like it 😕 But I should be able to express myself in my own videos…

Nope, you’re not alone 😂

Great! Let me know how it’s going further on, if you can 🫶

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That’s good! They motivate you to get out of bed and some days that’s good enough 😊 sending green love 💚

Hi! In the wild tradescantia is a crawling plant, they take over large areas of ground and spread very fast. In pots they tend to trail down and over time lose their leaves and stems become bare except for the ends. I’d suggest chopping it into 1 or 2 node cuttings, propagating them and sticking them back in the pot. That way you’ll have a fuller looking plant. You’ll have to do this a lot because they grow quite fast and become bald on top 😄 Good luck 🫶

😂 yes, it expresses the horrible idea of cutting off the entire root system!

I’m actually into some very heavy stuff but I don’t wanna scare the people who are just here for the plants 😅 But with this one I couldn’t stop myself, it’s the first song that came to mind 😄

@@DaphneTriesPlants fair. I’m glad you seized the opportunity. Us other heavy metal plant girlies appreciate you at least 😆

@@adm609 ooh, thank you! 🫶 I’m still new at content creation and haven’t figured out how to show my personality 😳

@@DaphneTriesPlants subscribed because of Sepultura

@@boreksz82-cf7ze Thank you! Guess it pays off to share my tastes in music too 🫶

They’re already peeking out! 😊