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I have a whole video about it :) ua-cam.com/video/ll0KaUqejqo/v-deo.html

@@ByBrittanyG Ah, thank you! :)

You're going to love it! I'm about to take mine apart and clean everything (found a couple aphids!) and then start a new round of everything. Enjoy the process!

Hi there! The jacket is actually just from Target :) But I got it last year, so I doubt they have the same one right now. Maybe when you're in the states you can do some browsing! As for the hyacinth, it's tricky not knowing the exact conditions it's in-but I think you could definitely try to save the bulb to replant. I would recommend letting the flower and foliage die off completely in a sunny spot. While the leaves are dying, they are gathering energy from the sun to store in the bulb for next year's growth. Then when everything is brown, trim the dead foliage off and store the bulb in a cool, dry place. You can try to force it indoors again next winter, or you could try planting outdoors in the fall if the location you're in gets a long enough period of cold during the winter. Hyacinth bulbs need about 3 months of temps around 40-45ish F to bloom in the spring. I don't have experience forcing hyacinth bulbs by cooling them in the fridge because it gets quite cold where I'm at, but you might want to look into that if your temperatures don't get low enough for long enough. Good luck!

Thank you for your quick reply and the recommandations. I’ll let you know sometime in April 😊

Thank you so much!! Looking them up now, I'm probably going to have that one be Mike's (my husband) realm but I want to know how to do it too!

Hi Carrie! Subed right back :) A bit jealous of your weather though, your December garden looks a little different from mine!!

Thank you so much for subscribing to my channel. Oh yes we have good weather here 😀😀😃😃

Hey neighbor! So you're just a little warmer than we are :) We jumped grow zones from 6B to 7A with the restructuring of the grow zones this year...kind of scary! But we're still right on the line in Western/Northern MD.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

What kind of cactus is it? Sometimes it's just about age and the plant needing to be more mature :(

Thanks so much!

I quarantine anything new that comes into my home, but my collection has been pretty stable for a while now. I also like to take the plants to the sink and rinse off the foliage, tops and bottoms as best as I can, about once a month or so to clean off the leaves. Anything I see signs of pests on gets a soapy bath and isolated immediately, too. It's all about regular inspections and isolating any problem plants, but I get it--it's a lot, and pests are so stressful!!

Thanks for visiting <3

Thanks for the feedback, but I'm happy with the quality of my videos for now :)

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Ty!! I actually have an older video on it here: ua-cam.com/video/2UHOakhO2as/v-deo.html But the basics are plenty of bright, indirect light, water when the soil dries out. I haven't repotted in years lol. And it gets pretty average household humidity levels!

I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you! 😊

tysm <3

Haha most of the time I just take them to the monthly plant swap that goes on in my city!

@ByBrittanyG 🤣 A girl can try🤣🤣

Sometimes my stems get wrinkly if I withhold water for too long. If the soil has been consistently dry, it's probably that. I trim them off if they don't rebound.

Hi neighbor!! She's the best! My linearis is from Take Root. Surely a bunch of others, too, but I can't keep track lol

@ByBrittanyG You have some beautiful plants! Yes, Take Root is a great shop. I have filmed shopping videos there and it's been a while so I will stop in soon. Great to meet you! I'm Mona. 🙂

@@planttherapy1860 You too!! Have you been out to Thanksgiving Farms?? Awesome owners there too. It's kind of far from us, but they are worth the drive to the other side of the county when I want to browse cool stuff or get perennials and annuals for the garden!!

@ByBrittanyG Yes, I have been shopping there for years. Dutch Plant Farm, too! I love gardening, and now my house is full of houseplants but mostly hoyas. 🙂

Smart!! Thanks!

Thank you so much!

About 5 years I'd say. It has been in the same pot this whole time, and when I got it, it was just starting to grow over the sides of the pot

most of mine have taken a few years, but if you get one that's pretty big or mature, it might bloom faster!

@@ByBrittanyG THANK YOU SO MUCH....I have one for many years. It bloomed once but never again..

more props than I can handle lol, I gave away a bunch!

Danke! <3

They are lovely and smell so good, you might be able to catch some bulbs on sale after the holidays this year too

Thank you! It definitely is, a real bear to run the AC in during the summer lol, but it's worth it!

Yes! It's the Denna Chaise from Joybird. I hemmed and hawed over ordering it bc of bad reviews about Joybird in general when I searched online, but we had a great experience. You can order color/fabric swatches beforehand, too. If you get it, definitely wait for a good sale, they are often running them. joybird.com/single-arm-chaises/denna-single-arm-chaise/?srsltid=AfmBOorBtz9MwKdi0go_KfQkQWUJeMupNjVUN5aanhMjSa7I4SSuOJnh

Forgot I also did a review about it on my website! www.bybrittanygoldwyn.com/joybird/

Thank you so much!! It's a dream space, I feel lucky to have it!

Glad you liked it!

Yes!! I dumped a bunch in a plant outside and they rooted themselves lol

Thank you so much! I can't image that shock to them. When we moved into this house, it was just a few miles away from the old house. But the change in conditions definitely did a few in and had some of the others suffering! I try to find a spot where plants are happy and then let them be. I learned through a lot of trial and error that too much fussing over them can sometimes be really bad :)

Yeah, it's super convenient! There are a bunch of different brands, here's the one we got, but I assume they are all pretty similar! amzn.to/41crUiL

Hi! I'm using 1x6 pine for most of it, 1x2 pine for the horizontal support pieces on the floor

You know I thought my cats would hate this bc I made it for them, thank god they didn't

I care too much about the bugs sometimes :( but I guess not in the case of this branch haha

Yeah, the DIY route is definitely an option! I think their target market for this is people who don't want to or don't have the time/space to DIY. Definitely a good system-my first time growing completely hydroponically, and I've really enjoyed watching the process!

Thanks so much!! It's very fun :)

I think both are beautiful, but I'm definitely a sucker for trailing plants :)

it will get there!!

Yes, they do prefer bright, indirect light, but they do just fine in lower light conditions. I had a pothos growing in water for over a year at my desk in an office with no windows, only overhead lighting on during the day M-F :) I also have them in my dining room, which doesn't have any windows (it's in the middle of the house), and they do great!

Probably not right now, but thank you :)

@@ByBrittanyG Maybe next spring？

Yes it is tough! And then where do you put it all?! That's how we ended up with a giant mound for growing watermelon, haha. The first beds we put in, we dug them out. Never again (if I can help it)

Hey, you gotta do what's best for you!! I will say that the previous owner here did that for the front landscaping, and it was a real bear removing it all--but my husband got a great workout haha.

I think it helps to rinse off the foliage--whenever I water, I take it to the sink and clean off the whole plant :)

Hey there! Thanks so much, this one is a little under 2 inches at the smallest diameter. Right now I have 3 largeish 6-8" pots hanging on it, and I've had as many as 5 pots ranging in size from 4-8 inches. As long as I keep the ones on the end pretty close to where the hooks are, I'm not worried about stability. As for hanging it from the ceiling, I just used two screw hooks directly into the ceiling joists. I was worried about using swag hooks with anchors because I didn't know how many plants I'd ultimately be hanging on the branch. But screw hooks screwed directly into the ceiling joists is SUPER stable!