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Thank you for all of your wonderful instructions. I greatly appreciate the help in taking care of this beautiful plant. With you instructions, I have managed to successfully transplant it into another pot. Thank you for all of your help.

Do you encourage the new fronds to open manually by manipulation or just shaking them open like they are outside in the wind?

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My parlour palm is drying from roots to leaves one by one. I brought it 2 months ago, I keep it in indirect sunlight and away from window. I keep it where it can get enough indirect natural light and I water it once in every 15 days and i give it a water spray once in every 3-4 days but don't know why it is dying one by one. Please suggest what to do. I cutted all the dead leaves and it has now very less leaves and I live in Germany.. How can I save it please reply

Hi! The one you wondered if it is "Romeo" looks exactly like one that was sold to me as "Mystic Silver Marble". It has whitish stems, while Romeo's are green.

Another very helpful video. I'm on my 2nd peace lily and it's barely hanging on. I have it in pon right now. It's very small, only have about 4 leaves left. I'm thinking of completely putting in water to save it. Just not sure right now.

This video is very helpful. I finally found a cast iron plant. I didn't know there were 2 other varieties. I only knew about the milky way. So they're all now on my wish List. Thank you for sharing!

What mix are you using to grow it in?

I have a north facing window. Is that going to be an issue. My first time owning a majestic.

How do you propagate the rhizomes that grow from the soil of this plant?

Perfect 😊

Um..so i bought my palm yesterday and i was all on board until she starting speaking on spirder bites..needless to say, im taking it back..im petrified of of spiders...totally disappointed

What in the hell is a spider mite?!!😳😳🥺

These you buy new when they die.

Thanks so much for all this info, Stephanie! I just adopted my brother's majesty palm and your video answered all my burning questions. I really appreciate you showing us your palm- it really helps me as a visual learner, and it gives me hope that in a few years my sad palm will be majestic like yours! I started watching your other videos (so many plants!), but didn't see all so just wondering if you have any citrus trees and, if you do, how you care for them. Thank you!

Best informative video! 💙

Greetings! I bought a majesty palm at the beginning of summer 2024. It's been on my patio the entire time. It's the 1st day of fall, time to bring it in. Yesterday I noticed a mushroom growing on top of soil. I removed it. My question is...should I repot it THEN treat for pests or treat pests 1st? Also, I have a 2nd majesty on my patio as well. Do you think the mushroom spores could've infected my 2nd palm. What to do about yellow leaves on one of the palms? Do you think fertilizer would improve its appearance? Many Thanks!❤ Your palm is simply stunning

Thank you, just got one. I was born and raised near Mansfield, OH. Now I live on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi. Quite a learning curve!

What store did you purchase your beautiful plants? I’m in Michigan, I will travel to Northern Ohio ! !

my god I've never seen someone so excited to show their plants before

Thanks for the valuable info! Would you say the majesty palm prefers higher watering frequency irrespective of the soil? For example, I have a majesty palm in a general potting mix and find that soil stays damp for at least 3 weeks after each watering. It gets plenty of indirect light throughout the day, though it's growth & appearance have been stagnant for several months. I've heard some people suggest "half" watering (stopping before water starts coming out the drainage hole), that way you can water more frequently and the plant would prefer this. Thoughts?

So they virtually sell you a plant that is doomed? I get that it is faster to plant 3 or 4 in the one pot to make a larger plant and then able to get a better price but they use plastic? Why not use the jiffy pots that degrade then everyone is happy.

Amazing ! ….Where did you bought it ? 😊

I picked up my Majesty Palm from Lowe’s for $15 a month ago. I’m giving it some outside time but keep it inside most days. I have 2 new fawns and one it’s almost fully open. Hopefully it thrives inside through the Winter. It already has its own grow light once I figure out where I’ll keep it in my house.

3 separate plants fresh potting soil good indirect lighti

Thanks for sharing this

This is SO amazing, I have a Ghost Frost just like this, and it's not going anywhere good , last night I discovered root cages in my Pink Aurora, which was also suffering, will investigate tomorrow, what a Godsend, I was just googling

I love it, great formate

Where did you purchase your plants?

I really enjoyed you video. Next time please share where you bought the plant from !

I live in Northeast Ohio. I live in Willoughby and luckily and knock on wood. I've never had insect problems for my majesty palm but I believe I did kill it because I cut the roots because I thought they were rotten, he's slowly dying and I feel so bad cuz I had him for 3 years. But I'm going to go out and purchase another one lol

Please put down in the description the type of fertilizer and spray you use for spider mites

Hello, you said you use espoma fertilizer indoor, do you use just the regular indoor plant food or do you use the espoma for Palms?

Depending on your zone I’m 9B and I just leave it outside all season. I have it in the patio and on my porch. Some nights are in the 20s.

I opened your channel hoping for a new video ❤

I also live in northern Ohio. I thought this could last outside in colder than 65 degrees.

I really enjoyed your video! You are a pro and your plants show it! Love your house!❤❤

This is without a doubt, the most easy to understand explanation of lighting I have ever seen! I really hope you come back and start posting again. You have a lot to offer and I for one am anxious to learn. Your plants are gorgeous as is your home and along with your soothing voice making your videos so wonderful to watch. I do hope you come back.

Can I break apart a triple trunk into three pots?

Actually Brown Tips Could Mean A Humidity Issue. FYI..

I love your plants we have similar taste. Love watching a house plant tour that looks like an actual home with old plants and not a someone selling a bunch of cuttings everywhere looking like a nursery. haha. my favorite is a parlor Palm too I got one even bigger than yours in a 12-inch pot and I've been wondering if I need to repot. I think you answered my question lmao.

They survived it’s like in the 40’s at night when can I bring them back out?

So pretty ❤ did you purchase this from costa farms or a nursery? I just purchased one & it's on the way. So excited to get it!

I bought one from Home Depot recently and it was extremely root bound. I could not loosen them by hand and opted not to cut any of them off while repotting in a larger pot with fresh soil. Was this a mistake? Should I saw/cut off a portion of the roots?

Impressed. Regards from Minahasa, Indonesia

How much are these worth? I just bought one and wondering if i got a good price.

I love that 2 toned Aglaonema in your bedroom!! They are one of my very best favorite house plants. And that Golden Papya!! And I started drooling when the Ag. Chocolate came out!! OMG!! Where did you find one, may I ask?? I have never seen so many varieties of Aglaonemas in one home!! I love them all!! I am so sorry to hear about your bug issue. All your plants are so lovely. Do you use a a systemic? Bonides Systemic will keep that out of control issue from happening again. That Dracenea is show stopping!! Glad that one pulled through.

Just came across your channel tonight and I must say you have not only a beautiful home, but a gorgeously kept collection of plants!! I am an avid Aglaonema fan as well! And I agree they are greatly under rated! I am also a Peace Lily fan! I have a few varieties of both these genus's. I LOVE all your magnificent windows!! And I would certainly have a Fiddle leaf Fig like yours if I had those windows! What a gorgeous plant! And I love how you have the Rio growing in the bottom! I did have a palm that I would have loved to play with, it have sharp edges and would cut me if I did. I never had any luck with palms. I look forward to watching how all your plants do and all the new ones you get.

I have several varieties of Aglaonema, & they are doing well. My only Aspidistra, however, has mostly browning leaves. I've had it for a year & a half. It sits below a high west window. I use a moisture meter to make sure I'm not over-watering. There is little new growth. It doesn't look good. I would discard it, but I had to send away for it & pay $30, so I'm not quite ready to give up on it.

Soo beautiful ❤😘😊