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I have a frydek that it's, it hobby ...doesn't matter how much I water or when. I guess it's bored 😂

Plants are amazing, right? 🌿💧 Let me know if you’ve seen this on yours 🌿

Very informative👏🏼👏🏼. I always thought water on plants in the morning means dew

Great tips thanks 🙏🏻

Extrafloral nectaries are just the beginning-sub for more hidden details about the secret lives of plants! 🌿🌿

The real questions is now that we have pests like thrips and spidermites do we really want ants in our homes too?

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Love this content!!! Please do more🪴🌱

i also learn from my experience that unless you can afford a sun room or a green house - you have to know your limits. My house and my yard don’t have all conditions the plants i want need. I wasted a lot of money to get what i wanted then they didn’t survive … plants are known as easy but i dont live in a tropical zone! 😅 wake up n think it twice!

This is good advice! I have a l o t of small cuttings and young plants that I won’t have room for later, and I want to enjoy my plants as art rather than having a hundred of them mashed together

a beautiful video..resonates

I also started getting alot of plants 😂 first it started as a few plants then i build a greenhouse out of a old cazibo and then later on i started getting on or two indoor plants and now my room looks like a jungle 😂😂 i just LOVE PLANTS AND NATURE SO MUCH !!!! 🪴🌿🌵🌷🌺🌴⚘🥀

I buy the plants then stand in my home and hunt DESPERATELY for a spot😝

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These are such helpful tips👏🏼👏🏼

Super helpful 🔥 needed this! Follow the light 💡

I tried fancy plants but once I discovered the common types, I’ve been loving my plants WAY more. The look and feel of my place has changed dramatically and I’m left extremely happy in my limited space and can’t wait for my sat plant chore day! I guess find the plants that you’re willing to put the time into, which ones you’re capable of growing so they thrive, you’ll have way more fun and love your hobby even more. Don’t go crazy with one genus. Hoya heads, looking at you :p I save my high end potting mixes for my ultimate fav plants that I want to grow to their potential. I started by rehabilitating plants from the clearance racks as well as from cuttings and learned soo much about my plants. It was also so much cheaper and the plants acclimatized to my home way better than if I got a full plant. It will take time to get those instagram photo ready pics but update pics are just as satisfying and you can see how far your plants have grown! Before you get experience rare plants, RESEARCH them!!!

calatheas are asshats that I know for sure

If I could start my plant collection over, I would focus on cultivation of current plants over collection of newer ones. I would never buy more than three plants at the same time. I wouldn't be so desperate to get a certain plant that I would pay a huge sum for a cutting or an ugly specimen.

Thank You.

Love your video! So so very true!! lol 😂 My Plants 🪴 are my babies 👶🏻

Great stuff

You have such a nice variety of plants. Are there Platycerium varieties that stay small? I only ever see the larger ones locally. Drama queens: - definitely Alocasia, I am with you on that… The only place where they do consistently well for me is in a growtent. They keep on increasing on pot size and leaf size there, but my tent is small and they take up too much space. In the cabinet it fluctuates, sometimes they thrive and then suddenly the roots rot (I think they like it warmer than I am willing to provide) - Colourful Aglaonema… they usually rot again a few months after I finally rehabbed them (doesn’t matter where I put them, tent, cabinet, room or what season it is) though I have had one in pon for over a year now (as an experiment) and it hasn’t rotted yet Basically its just those 2 genusses.. I grow a whole lot of plants (including notoriously finicky ones) and everything else does well So I may just end up rehabbing the Alocasias and Aglaonemas one last time and giving them away, maybe they will do better in someone elses care

Hi 👋 this is my first viewing. Liked and subscribed. 🙂 I can relate to the appearance of different colored plant pots. I try to use only white or sometimes black.

Always enjoy watching you video's. It's amazing to see all the progress 😊

🌿 Do you think your plants have their own personalities? I’d love to hear your stories and plant dramas 😁🌱🌱

So enjoyed that 👍🏻👏

All of them have gotten so big and lavish. The orchids are cuties😍

I would advise not watching too many plant tubers as some of their advice has been eye opening to veteran plant people like me...

I so disagree with picking up random pots, I don't want any boring white pots, it is maximalism all the way.

I can relate to the side eye from a plant. This was a great video! 😊

Thankyou , all so true

Something you forgot is that you got to the level of rare plants thru common plants. If you would start over, take that you also dont have the knowledge so yeah, you technically bought a rare expensive plant and will kill it an a month or less. Its okay to fantasy about what would you do but then dont present it as advice for beginners

You are so spot on! However… many of these things we only find out in time. First comes collecting/enthusiasm… (getting everything interesting) Then overwhelm Some stay there… or quit the plant hobby And some start curating (sometimes with relapses into enthusiasm 😂) I think the real appreciation/enjoyment starts after the curating.. the collecting part can be stressful and overwhelming. Less is can most definitely be more… but when it comes to houseplants we usually get told/indoctrinated “the more the better” “got to collect them all”. If I look back I would advise myself something similar to your video… curate from the start…. But would I have listened to it in my episode of enthusiasm? Probably not 😅 Advice I would have taken from myself: start with good quality and comfortable-to-look-at-light-colour grow lights straight away, use beneficial bugs from the start and buy almost all pots in the same colour. Pots in the same colour look very calm indeed! I think it looks nicest if a few have different patterns/textures… or maybe one or 2 in the same contrasting colour. The title also reminds me of a question that helps me declutter sometimes “if I didn’t have this (plant) now, would I get it?”. Because sometimes it is easy to keep things just because we already have them.

Lol, the intro! All great advice. 💚 Only thing I would add, If I could start my plant collection over again, I wouldn't be so hard on myself. Instagram plants are not real plants, and our homes are not greenhouses, to offer them ideal growing conditions.

Very good advice. I do only buy white pots because of the cohesive look.

Weed out the space-grabbers that you don't enjoy that much anyways, is that the other conclusion? I was just about to toss some basil or whatever. My shelves aren't that spacious and I have to bring all my favorites in from the balcony over winter.

Agreed, QUALITY over quantity

Need a video like this, as a beginner 🎉

This is good advice. Rather have a few unique plants than 100 common plants

If you could start your plant collection over again, what would you do differently? Would you focus on fewer, bigger statement plants, or maybe choose varieties that need less maintenance? I’d love to hear your thoughts 🪴🌱

just found you with this video and i love this different take on houseplant content. it's a really great way of appreiciating even the less "in" plants for the beauties they are. i'm gonna go binge your channel now 😄

But you have time to water them when you come back

I got sick of caring for them, especially climbing philodendrons and their moss poles. I eventually focused only on orchids which I can purchase intentionally to keep the hybrids/species with similar needs so I can actually go on a schedule.

100 plants = no problem. 2 dogs + 2 cats = no problem. 100 plants + 2 dogs + 2 cats = no room to walk around and always cleaning up knocked over plants and chewed on plants, and having to water plants and fill up pets' water bowls. That's my life. Lol.

ok, i subscribed

Love love love it! I'm going to use hypertufa for the base.

My new favorite channel

Lovely. Where have you been all this time?

Thanks a lot! But what if I don't want to remove the pup? Do I need to change the base, or will It grow successfully in the same one?