I watched quite a few videos of you ,and must say they are professionaly made and very informative. Thank you very much for taking the time to share your experience and information. 10/10
Great video as always Fonnie! I would love if you could make one detailing how you make all of your self made watering pots, including the tiny ones you use for cuttings, whenever you get the chance, and thanks again for all the amazing and super informative content that you put out.
Great video again. Good job Fonnie! Lechuza if you are watching please sponsor this lady that has done so much justice advertising your product for you. Something even your website wasn’t this clear about. She is one of a kind here!
Thank you so much for the kind words, Reg🥹 this really encourages me to make more videos with good and interesting content. I made videos based on info that I am curious about but cannot find on UA-cam. Hopefully Lechuza see this 🙈
Hello Fonnie! Thank you for this great Video.🥰 I would also love to see a video about your DIY self watering pots (big and small), because I unfortunately cannot afford lechuza pots. Greetings from Germany 😊
Hi! That’s a great idea😀 I have made videos for the coming weeks, but I can make a tutorial on my DIY self watering pots😊 I should be able to make one next month🙋🏻♀️
The Ikea hanging planter are so nice but they don’t have any drainage. What I found useful is Ikea does plastic pots called forenlig the 12cm pot fits perfectly inside and you can take this pot out for maintenance repotting etc. what I recommend what I did if your using a very gritty substrate like succulent mix which can be heavy it will be very hard to get your fingers in to pull the pot out so what I did was drilled a hole near top of the plastic 12cm forenlig pot and used a plastic zip tie pulled it through made it into a small hook and u can then easily use something to hook onto the zip tie and lift out I use an Allen key but you can you use whatever you wish I always checked in some clay balls at the bottom as the pot does not go all the way down so it’s not sitting in water if you over watered for example, anyway hope this helps anyone thinking of buying the Ikea hanging planter just grab the 12cm forenlig pot and your good to go xx 💋
Thank you so much for doing this video, Fonnie! I have been so anxious to learn about your set up! And you providing the links is so perfect. Thank you again! ❤️
Hi! It is called H2O humidifier:) this one www.fruugonorge.com/household-large-capacity-750ml-humidifier-wireless-ultrasonic-usb-rechargeable-led-atomizer/p-61860755-124705144?language=en&ac=croud&gclid=CjwKCAjw77WVBhBuEiwAJ-YoJPSgOxVrJ-TQmDBJKCjYMBqeuhk44tnA8DDAvsiIJY7WfiXJrG3QcRoCgDkQAvD_BwE
I think lechuza is Rolls Royce of plastic planters...it is German made by the same company who does Playmobil...the tooling for the pots must be pretty pricey but their expertise in injection molding is the best😁
@@brujalinda I can’t find this specific one now as it was a older model. But the brand is called “H2O”. If you type in H2O humidifier on the search, you’ll find the newer models. The one I used is usb chargeable, so you can have it anywhere without a cable for around 6-8 hours :)
Glad you enjoyed it, Jay😊 those pots on the hanging plates are DIY pots. You can check out how to make them here😀 ua-cam.com/video/c-zWtlj51Js/v-deo.html although the pot size are different from those on the plate, you can find similar materials in your location and make them yourself 😊
Just discovered your channel when it showed up on my feed loving your content and filming. So professional and thorough. Just wondering if you've tried fluval stratum for your cuttings? I recently bought some and I've had my Hoya cinnamomifolia in it for about a week. No new roots yet but I've heard rave reviews about how the stratum works wonderfully for those hard to root cuttings. Greetings from Canada 🍁
I’m glad you enjoyed my videos! 😊 I have heard lots of good things about fluval stratum for rooting. But Lechuza Pon works like magic for me and I’d love to use inorganic substrate to avoid bugs 😄
Hi I would like to know where do you get your self watering pot from they are so beautiful and your Plants Are so gorgeous what kind of solution do you put in your Plants
I have some Classico LS and some Deltini’s. I am wondering if you trust the wick rope in the Deltini’s or Cubio’s? I sure wish they had cylinders like the Classico LS’s where the Pon itself goes into the cylinder and sits in the water. I feel like I trust the direct contact with the pon more than I do with the wicking rope. BTW, thank you so much for explaining the Rondo. I almost bought one, and since I own Classico LS models, I never would have thought the removable insert was the actual reservoir, and not just the inner portion. Why would Lechuza not make it like an LS is very strange. At this point, the Classico LS and the Quadro LS are the only two that are perfect designs in my opinion. I do not like the string wicks of the smaller ones, and the big ones (i.e. Rondo) being the configuration they are are also flawed, IMO.
I don’t really depend on the wick. I always water from the top even when I see water roots grow into the water reservoir. The only use of the reservoir for me, is that when I see a lot of water roots grow into the water reservoir, I will then water from the top until the water reservoir is in max. Then I’ll only water again when the reservoir is almost empty.
This is the best video for self water pots. Thank you.
I watched quite a few videos of you ,and must say they are professionaly made and very informative. Thank you very much for taking the time to share your experience and information. 10/10
Great video as always Fonnie! I would love if you could make one detailing how you make all of your self made watering pots, including the tiny ones you use for cuttings, whenever you get the chance, and thanks again for all the amazing and super informative content that you put out.
Thank you Jaime! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😀 I can make a video talking through my DIY pots, probably a video in July 🌱
Great video again. Good job Fonnie! Lechuza if you are watching please sponsor this lady that has done so much justice advertising your product for you. Something even your website wasn’t this clear about. She is one of a kind here!
Thank you so much for the kind words, Reg🥹 this really encourages me to make more videos with good and interesting content. I made videos based on info that I am curious about but cannot find on UA-cam. Hopefully Lechuza see this 🙈
Hello Fonnie!
Thank you for this great Video.🥰 I would also love to see a video about your DIY self watering pots (big and small), because I unfortunately cannot afford lechuza pots. Greetings from Germany 😊
Hi! That’s a great idea😀 I have made videos for the coming weeks, but I can make a tutorial on my DIY self watering pots😊 I should be able to make one next month🙋🏻♀️
Great idea, I agree. Just the Lechuza substrate is very costly on it’s own, plus the shipping cost to the US
Such great information
The Ikea hanging planter are so nice but they don’t have any drainage. What I found useful is Ikea does plastic pots called forenlig the 12cm pot fits perfectly inside and you can take this pot out for maintenance repotting etc. what I recommend what I did if your using a very gritty substrate like succulent mix which can be heavy it will be very hard to get your fingers in to pull the pot out so what I did was drilled a hole near top of the plastic 12cm forenlig pot and used a plastic zip tie pulled it through made it into a small hook and u can then easily use something to hook onto the zip tie and lift out I use an Allen key but you can you use whatever you wish I always checked in some clay balls at the bottom as the pot does not go all the way down so it’s not sitting in water if you over watered for example, anyway hope this helps anyone thinking of buying the Ikea hanging planter just grab the 12cm forenlig pot and your good to go xx 💋
Thank you for explaining so well!!
Glad you find it helpful😊
Thank you so much for doing this video, Fonnie! I have been so anxious to learn about your set up! And you providing the links is so perfect. Thank you again! ❤️
You’re welcome, Laura🌸 I’m glad this video answers all of your questions. Just lemme know in the comment if you need any clarification 😊
@@tfyfonnie the video was perfect! I can’t wait to see more videos. Thank you for helping us all ❤️
Nice, clever setup Fonnie. What’s the name of your small humidifiers.
Hi! It is called H2O humidifier:) this one www.fruugonorge.com/household-large-capacity-750ml-humidifier-wireless-ultrasonic-usb-rechargeable-led-atomizer/p-61860755-124705144?language=en&ac=croud&gclid=CjwKCAjw77WVBhBuEiwAJ-YoJPSgOxVrJ-TQmDBJKCjYMBqeuhk44tnA8DDAvsiIJY7WfiXJrG3QcRoCgDkQAvD_BwE
Can you make a video on philodendron plants..and how do you get such large leafs on those plants behind you?
Your video are very informative
Glad you find it helpful!😊
I think lechuza is Rolls Royce of plastic planters...it is German made by the same company who does Playmobil...the tooling for the pots must be pretty pricey but their expertise in injection molding is the best😁
Thank you for sharing this, Sue! 😀 didn’t know lechuza planters are connected with RR! But I agree, Lechuza planters are in very good quality 🤩
Hi, Fonnie I have a question. Where did you get the mini humidifier?
I got them from Amazon:)
@@tfyfonniedo you have a link thanks so much
@@brujalinda I can’t find this specific one now as it was a older model. But the brand is called “H2O”. If you type in H2O humidifier on the search, you’ll find the newer models. The one I used is usb chargeable, so you can have it anywhere without a cable for around 6-8 hours :)
Thanks for creating this content. Very helpful. What model pots are on the hanger plates?
Glad you enjoyed it, Jay😊 those pots on the hanging plates are DIY pots. You can check out how to make them here😀 ua-cam.com/video/c-zWtlj51Js/v-deo.html although the pot size are different from those on the plate, you can find similar materials in your location and make them yourself 😊
Just discovered your channel when it showed up on my feed loving your content and filming. So professional and thorough.
Just wondering if you've tried fluval stratum for your cuttings?
I recently bought some and I've had my Hoya cinnamomifolia in it for about a week.
No new roots yet but I've heard rave reviews about how the stratum works wonderfully for those hard to root cuttings.
Greetings from Canada 🍁
I’m glad you enjoyed my videos! 😊 I have heard lots of good things about fluval stratum for rooting. But Lechuza Pon works like magic for me and I’d love to use inorganic substrate to avoid bugs 😄
Looks like they give you very little Lechuza to fill those pots. Wonder if my orchid’s would like those pots
Hi I would like to know where do you get your self watering pot from they are so beautiful and your
Plants Are so gorgeous what kind of solution do you put in your Plants
Thank you Dorethea. I got most of my Lechuza pots from Amazon. I use Lechuza Pon as my soil substrate🌱😊
I love your plant collection
Thank you 🌸🌱
I have some Classico LS and some Deltini’s. I am wondering if you trust the wick rope in the Deltini’s or Cubio’s? I sure wish they had cylinders like the Classico LS’s where the Pon itself goes into the cylinder and sits in the water. I feel like I trust the direct contact with the pon more than I do with the wicking rope.
BTW, thank you so much for explaining the Rondo. I almost bought one, and since I own Classico LS models, I never would have thought the removable insert was the actual reservoir, and not just the inner portion. Why would Lechuza not make it like an LS is very strange. At this point, the Classico LS and the Quadro LS are the only two that are perfect designs in my opinion. I do not like the string wicks of the smaller ones, and the big ones (i.e. Rondo) being the configuration they are are also flawed, IMO.
I don’t really depend on the wick. I always water from the top even when I see water roots grow into the water reservoir. The only use of the reservoir for me, is that when I see a lot of water roots grow into the water reservoir, I will then water from the top until the water reservoir is in max. Then I’ll only water again when the reservoir is almost empty.