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I like this kind of video! And it'll be a nice reference for you in the future.

Your plants are beautiful they survive. Love it. 31:20

I have killed several Calatheas so I will not purchase again until I find someone that is willing to help me! The goldfish plant and Aglaonema Beauty are next on my wishlist but I have no idea what my odds are 🪴

I recommend plant nurseries as well. Since they are actively growing the plants they will have better advice and tips. One tip that works for me is to actually get an established plant that is a common houseplant to start. Like an 8 inch or larger. They are typically hardier. Starter plants while cheaper are more sensitive to learning curves. Large plants will teach you routine, realistic maintenance and care for that genus in my experience. Just be mindful that everyone will have their own experience and to take everything with a grain of salt.

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*Philodendron 😅

Until recently, I couldn't keep pothos alive in soil...mine is in a vase of water. One of my first plants when I started collecting was a trailing asparagus fern.

Which plants should someone who kills cactus choose? I feel I should be banned from the garden section for harming plants😢 I do love look at beautiful plants ❤

It was so long ago, so I don’t remember very well but I think my beginner plant was a regular kalanchoe prop I got from a friend. It grew so well, the more I neglected it, the better it felt, and even bloomed for me because it was dry, cold and dark 😂 So I would recommend that one. I was also very attracted to flowering annuals like petunias, violets and lobelias because I got to have flowers on my balcony. It was a good gateway into plantcare because you have them for one season, you learn about watering and pruning and then you take a break.

Hello Plant Friends - Let me know which plants you find the easiest to care for or if you have any plant recommendations for beginners.

What soil mix do you use please?

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Oh gosh that genuinely keen

I had some Hoyas take their dear time to grow but I’m ok with it just because it is alive. I did however transfer most of them to pon and they like it a lot. I did notice my bigger leaf Hoyas are very slow but they are growing. I’d give it time and do some research on the care of them.

Once I started watering my hoya more frequently, they started growing faster. And I don't find the globulosa to be difficult at all. But it needs more water than you'd think.

Yay, I was so happy to see your video! You’re turning into a legit Hoya head 😄These ones look interesting! Maybe they grow slowly because they have bigger leaves? I’ve heard that small-leaf hoyas grow much faster. Also, some plants are just slower, not even the species but individual plants, I don’t know why 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m sure they’ll pick up the pace now that the roots are more developed and they’ve acclimated to your home ❤️

WHAT IS THE SECOND ONE? I have it in my room and have no clue!

Do you put an air stone in the water with the albo cutting that rotted? To keep the water a little oxygenated? Sometimes that helps my cuttings. I also use an eye dropper to give the water some liquid root stimulator. 😊👀❤️❤️❤️🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴

CONGRATS ON 1K!!!!!!!!! My plant room...is also a mess. I really need to reorganize up here and also in the basement where my repotting area (aka my cutting table) and extra pots are.

Your hair is just as amazing as your plants 🪴 ,watching both ☺️

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I love update videos, it makes me feel like I’m checking up on someone’s plants and I get invested in them 😄 I love the new leaf on your Thai Con and the Hoya blooms were incredible! Are you going to plant your cane begonias outside next year? 😁 This month I’ve been happy with my plants’ growth. The only problem I have is there seem to be some scale on some of them that used to be on the balcony 😕 Thankfully, scale doesn’t travel easily, so I just have to make sure plants aren’t touching and I have to find an effective treatment for this. I will also have to go in and manually get rid of what I can see, probably pay attention to each leaf as I do the treatments, which sounds so tedious 😩

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Too cute! And also extremely valid reasoning. This is why you need a variety! 🌵🌷🌳🪻🎋🌿

My mom used to love plants. She now lives surrounded by them…

LOL! Peduncle is my guess...

Lol, cute

I'm looking forward to it all!

Good morning Rachel 😊 Great video. Thanks for sharing.

I have just begun collecting plants and it is definitely an addiction. I never knew what I was missing honestly. I have some absolutely beautiful creatures in my bedroom, and it’s crazy I don’t feel alone anymore. These plants provide love and energy that was missing from my room. I am truly feeling blessed by them ❤

your hair is beautiful just like your plants

Ive tried and failed miserably

Beautiful 😍

How are they holding up?

Top tier quotes: “If I damage some roots, I’m okay with that. This is not really a number one plant for me.” & “I’ve left these plants for 5 hours without watering, but they were fine… and I would do it again.” I really enjoy your channel because of your creativity! And gosh, the honesty combined with love and enthusiasm is awesome.

Dang! Those noodles!

Your plants r beautiful ❤🎉😊

What kind is that!?!?!?!?!!?😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

Tis true

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Hahaha so true 😂

Humidity works wonders for some houseplants😊

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Sweet Lobo is lucky to have you guys. 😢

Thanks for the video, friend! Is that maybe an Imperial Red? They are all so similar. And you schooled me today! I had ZERO clue Tortum had 2 forms. Mind blown!

Can you propogate a begonia with a leaf

Hello. I'm new, but I enjoy watching and learning from you. This is my 2nd video from you. You explain things like we're friends...not like you're a know it all.

So sorry about your baby. I have 2 of my own. I understand the purge. I’ve done so just recently and it feels refreshing. Hope all is well. Thank you for sharing.