Mother Inlaw's Tongue is another name for the Snake Plant. Also, these plants do Indeed have nodes that you can see and if you cut the stalks in sections with 2 or 3 nodes you can place them on top of the soil laying sideways and roots will grow down while a New shoot grows from one of the ends. Because of how easy it is to propagate the amount of plants you can get out of just one stalk is Amazing! These *Are* jungle plants so keeping the humidity and sun exposure from their native environment will serve you very well.
Actually a lot of articles and random places online refer to them with that name! Which is the problem with common names, a lot of plants share similar ones. But cool thing about the nodes! I didn’t know that
I’ve actually heard it for both! I first heard it used with the dieffenbachia and was shocked it was used for sansevieria too! Common names can get kinda confusing sometimes
This was a great source of information. I was just gifted one of these and it's awesome. It actually looks exactly like yours (Camille) so this was helpful in discovering which variety I have. Thanks a lot for this!
I got one of these as my first plant too and I also didn’t know that they were toxic until I started doing more research on my plants. I feel bad because after knowing that they can be dangerous around the house, I neglected this plant often... But it’s such a forgiving plant and it’s still thriving in my home.
Very informative and helpful video! I got a Dieffenbachia 2 weeks ago and I think I overwatered it. Some leaves turned yellow and dumped their heads. I changed the soil yesterday and moved it from the direct sunlight into a more shaded spot. I will not water it this week in hopes that it will get better!
A lot of plants go through an acclimating period when you first bring them home, so it could’ve been that as well! Thanks for stopping by and good luck! Hope your baby thrives
Fantastic information you really know this plant. I had a couple die, so for me in my house it has to almost dry out. When I have watered before that it has simply dry rotted. Dropped leaf to leaf and died. So mine like to be watered and then almost dry out. The one I currently have is in a well-lit piano room (I moved it) with two windows and looking beautiful and doing well putting out new growth.
I always spray my plants twice a year, once in the beginning and once in December. And always when I bring a plant inside Just in case. I two have snake plants and have seen the name Sansevieria for Dieffenbachia I also look my plants over when watering just in case of pests and as soon as I spot them outside it go's and it get's spray, another way is using vinegar (white) and water, wipe the leaves down to remove pest and Dust it cleans the leaves and removes unwonted things.
I have the same plant as your o’gee one lol. I cute it off a friends, put it directly in soil kept it moist for a month and it rooted, and it won’t stop producing leaves. I love love love it‼️ Also it’s pretty top heavy
They look super happy. I agree they take up a lot of room or I would get a Camouflage. If I had to keep just one it would be my Reflector, which I did find at Lowe's so keep looking.
Thanks for this!! I bought the most beautiful big Camouflage Dieffenbachia at the grocery store last week, and in that short time in my home the leaf tips are already going brown :(. Turns out the humidity in my apartment is 30-34%. My humidifier came in today though! Wish me luck.
Best of luck! Keep in mind tho you might lose some leaves as it acclimated to your house! I lost about 5 leaves over the course of a few months but now it’s fine
@@HelloJungleRoom Good to know! I see that one bottom leaf has turned yellow even though I've only watered it once. I think she also got some damage being transported in my back seat, and now it's showing.
Twisty Sunshine I only realized once I noticed a bunch of people I knew that live in the desert (Arizona & Cali) had killed them! But very low humidity so that’s a plus! Thank you for watching
Also I believe it’s called the “Maculata Tropical Tiki” because the “Seguine” has bigger leaf’s and a pattern similar to the snow, amoena and triumph dieffenbachia’s.
@@HelloJungleRoom Hello again, you are right and thanks for letting me know. I’ve been doing some research on all of mine’s too, so far I have honeydew, tropic snow and Marianne. My my Marianne plant was a propagation from a friend’s plant. Her and I both was wrong on the names lol
@@HelloJungleRoom Heyyy friend, I’m actually confused on what the name is for our plant lol because it looks a lot like the splash version as well so I honestly don’t know 😆😆 however I’m a collector of the dieffenbachia’s now.
@@reginaldpearnell6328 who knows! They give so many different names to plants. I love tropic snow so much. Where did you find it? Since this video I’ve added a reflector. 10/10 recommend!
Fun fact! Lots of plants share the same common name. Mother in laws tongue is a less common name for dieffenbachia and a more common name for sansevieria! CHECK OUT MY LATEST HOUSEPLANT TOUR HERE: ua-cam.com/video/TA0XJpJxE2k/v-deo.html
I believe u said the camouflage is the one that I have. It had brown spots on it. Wilt and come off easily, yellowed so I moved it toward the window. It was a little dry so I watered it and water drain out at the bottom and then I emptied the tray. . When I looked at it the next day the leaves are just standing erect it looks like it likes being right in the window even though it said low light on instructions. It was 5 feet away from window. I believe this particular one likes highlight the sun doesn’t come through the window just bright light so it is just seems to be the right light. Let me know what you think? Also I cut out the dark brown spots is that ok? No bugs found. I think when I mist the plant is when I got brown spots.
Yes...I’ve found that, that particular dieffenbachia really does love high light. The regular green ones (like the seguine/compacta and tropic snow) do better in lower light. As far as the cutting the brown spots, sometimes it’s okay but sometimes the leaf still might die off. But hopefully with some brighter light it’ll get better!
I’ve seen some people do that and from I know, they can propagate like that but I’m not 100% sure. Definitely see what you can find online! That must be a beautiful one!
Leaves are curling and getting brown spots. I HV checked for bugs . There isn't anything . Am in Cleveland . It's quite cold n snowy now. Can I consider re porting ? Plz advise .
It's not just uncomfortable. It HURTS. A lot. It starts as pin pricking, then starts really burning, and then itching and each stage is an added pain, not a switch. I haven't had blisters, but I only handled sap a few hours ago. Mouthwash helps. It's crazy, but rubbing the mouthwash into the skin is the only relief. Seriously, the topic of relief needs some real research. Either way, DO NOT HANDLE THESE PLANTS LIGHTLY. Wear gloves when doing anything with them, especially the bigger ones. You do not want the diefenbachia burn!
How much did you come into contact with? I've gotten the sap on my hand before and it slightly burned but it wasn't too intense. I definitely think it effects everyone differently.
What is meant by Seguine, Amoena, I have I think a Snow, but then I see a Tropical Snow, and I don’t understand if they’re the same one. thanks in advance 🌺
I just brought one home today. It's really big about 9 or 10 inch pot . I love it she's beautiful. The one with the reslly light all in the middle. Not sure the name. But the leaves do we.em to be a bit wilted. Not really yellow I think it's prob the colour it's supposed to be but maybe not far frm turning yellow. Should I water ??? Or wait. The soil doesn't seem to be wet,maybe slightly damp to where some sticks to do her not much. I wouldn't say it's fully dried out. Is this because it needs to be watered.im so worried about over watering
Since you just got it, it’s most likely going to go thru some shock and an acclimating period. As long as it’s getting good light and some humidity, it’ll bounce back fine. And I would wait maybe another day or two before watering. Unless the leaves start to wilt more. Good luck! You got this 💚
Can you do a washing in shower to show how? Are you covering the top of the plant or are you letting the water run all the way through? I have gnats. I’ve changed the soil, added pebbles, peroxide and water, alcohol, water and dish soap spray and wash leaves. I’ve tried everything, neem oil by the way smells like 💩 apple cider vinegar, dish soap and water. Now I leave bowls of water with soap in them next to all the plants and every week I see about 20-30 gnats in 2 of the bowls and few in the other bowls around the house. Help!!
Aw I’m so sorry! Gnats are really hard to deal with. I would suggest doing the hydrogen mix (equal parts of hydrogen and water) at least once a month on all your plants, get some of those yellow fungus gnat traps and put them in as many pots as you can and start watering your plants with mosquito bits! You can even mix the bits in your soil which helps a lot but they do get a little moldy. I just poke them down back in. You just have to stay consistent. Good luck 💚
@@HelloJungleRoom yea my tropic snow is good in water. This tiki seems kinda slow doing so growing in water and leaves where soft from bottom where the water touches them I just hope it doesn't get root rot
Plant stands are at Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s, target, Amazon, pretty much anywhere! And they will THRIVE outside. Just keep them away from direct rays
I believe mother in laws tongue is a sansevieria, not a dumb cane. Anyway that’s what I was always told.💚🙃share, share, share your dieffenbachia if their getting to big, take a cutting and share with friends who have more room. You keep the baby and give the big plant away💚🙃You do have beautiful plants💚🙃
It’s actually the common name for both! I was actually shocked when I found out it was used for snake plants too! Common names are so funny. And that’s a great idea! Thank you for watching 💚
I have had a beautiful tropical snow dieffenbachia for several months now. My second go around. I have noticed since repotting into a ceramic pot with no glaze inside that a couple leaves began yellowing and a couple were fading in color all bottom leaves. Since watering it this weekend there are now 5 yellowing leaves. I’m not sure what I am doing wrong. I thought maybe lighting also had to do with the yellowing, she was getting High bright indirect light from east and west windows. Does anyone have any tips that may help minimize yellowing of leaves.
My go to is to also just check very closely for pest than check the roots. When plants have so many yellowing leaves at once, it always makes me think either pests or some sort of rot
@@HelloJungleRoom I just cRinged thinking about it. I have looked on leaves and stems and nothing. So far jyst ine ild leaf and another new growth point unfurling. 🤞🏽I had changed soil so did not think it would be pest.
Overwatering and underwatering show similar yellowing leaves from the bottom. I dislike ceramic pots because I tend to overwater my plants. I prefer plastic pot inside of a ceramic pot, that way I can just lift the plastic pot and feel the weight whether it needs water or not.
.. Dieffenbachia don't like any kind of cold or drafts.. That will make them drop yellow leafs immediately.. They like water, often, and drying out in between is not an option, only to the point of low moist.. They like humidity and a somewhat steady temperature, nothing below 16c as the lowest.. In winter time they like a bright light spot, and in summer a little more shady..
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Mother Inlaw's Tongue is another name for the Snake Plant.
Also, these plants do Indeed have nodes that you can see and if you cut the stalks in sections with 2 or 3 nodes you can place them on top of the soil laying sideways and roots will grow down while a New shoot grows from one of the ends. Because of how easy it is to propagate the amount of plants you can get out of just one stalk is Amazing!
These *Are* jungle plants so keeping the humidity and sun exposure from their native environment will serve you very well.
Actually a lot of articles and random places online refer to them with that name! Which is the problem with common names, a lot of plants share similar ones. But cool thing about the nodes! I didn’t know that
Mother-in-laws's tongue is Sansevieria not Dieffenbachia
I’ve actually heard it for both! I first heard it used with the dieffenbachia and was shocked it was used for sansevieria too! Common names can get kinda confusing sometimes
I had two and now I have none.....love me they did not.... but retry I will. Just finished watching Star Wars and feeling a little Yodaish...
Do itttt!!
This was a great source of information. I was just gifted one of these and it's awesome. It actually looks exactly like yours (Camille) so this was helpful in discovering which variety I have. Thanks a lot for this!
I’m so glad! Good luck 💚
I got one of these as my first plant too and I also didn’t know that they were toxic until I started doing more research on my plants. I feel bad because after knowing that they can be dangerous around the house, I neglected this plant often... But it’s such a forgiving plant and it’s still thriving in my home.
It really is so forgiving! Such a lovely genus
Very informative and helpful video! I got a Dieffenbachia 2 weeks ago and I think I overwatered it. Some leaves turned yellow and dumped their heads. I changed the soil yesterday and moved it from the direct sunlight into a more shaded spot. I will not water it this week in hopes that it will get better!
A lot of plants go through an acclimating period when you first bring them home, so it could’ve been that as well! Thanks for stopping by and good luck! Hope your baby thrives
@@HelloJungleRoom Thanks so much!!
@@vanessatheresiaanna1861how has your dieffenbachia been since moving her to a more shaded area. I am having the same problem.
i just bought one not knowing what it was, just because i thought it was so pretty, thank you so much for this video!
I did the same thing. Best of luck!
Just bought a Tiki today. I also have a Compacta Dwarf that is beautiful. I love your Camouflage, so pretty.
Thank you so much! And I LOVE the tiki. Definitely will be my next one
I really want to try one again. I Absolutely Love the Video. Thank you so much for sharing.
I love my Dieffenbacia Panther and that girl is HUGE! I got a huge floor plant at Home Depot for 12.88 and she loves loves loves Liquiddirt!~
Panthers are amazing! And liquidirt is the best
Just got a diffenbachia compacta. ❤😊
Fantastic information you really know this plant. I had a couple die, so for me in my house it has to almost dry out. When I have watered before that it has simply dry rotted. Dropped leaf to leaf and died. So mine like to be watered and then almost dry out. The one I currently have is in a well-lit piano room (I moved it) with two windows and looking beautiful and doing well putting out new growth.
It’s always good when you finally figure out a plant! They’re such a beautiful genus
I always spray my plants twice a year, once in the beginning and once in December. And always when I bring a plant inside Just in case. I two have snake plants and have seen the name Sansevieria for Dieffenbachia I also look my plants over when watering just in case of pests and as soon as I spot them outside it go's and it get's spray, another way is using vinegar (white) and water, wipe the leaves down to remove pest and Dust it cleans the leaves and removes unwonted things.
I have the same plant as your o’gee one lol. I cute it off a friends, put it directly in soil kept it moist for a month and it rooted, and it won’t stop producing leaves. I love love love it‼️ Also it’s pretty top heavy
Yes! They get super too heavy. My camouflage is about to get the big chop
A Marianne was one of my first plants too -- she crisped up & died :(. I want to try again sometime -- I love the Tropic Snow variety a lot!
Mallory Hennigar I love the tropic snow on too! It’s stunning. You definitely should try again. They’re the best
I have a question. How do you know if you have a diff. Or an agloanema ? Please forgive the spelling !
They look super happy. I agree they take up a lot of room or I would get a Camouflage. If I had to keep just one it would be my Reflector, which I did find at Lowe's so keep looking.
D: may I ask when did you find the reflector at your Lowe's?
@@Linduckk Last summer so definitely keep an eye out when they stock for spring summer.
Oh yeah I saw a reflector at The Victorian but tbh I like the other varieties a lot better 😂 it just didn’t really spark joy for me
Thanks for this!! I bought the most beautiful big Camouflage Dieffenbachia at the grocery store last week, and in that short time in my home the leaf tips are already going brown :(. Turns out the humidity in my apartment is 30-34%. My humidifier came in today though! Wish me luck.
Best of luck! Keep in mind tho you might lose some leaves as it acclimated to your house! I lost about 5 leaves over the course of a few months but now it’s fine
@@HelloJungleRoom Good to know! I see that one bottom leaf has turned yellow even though I've only watered it once. I think she also got some damage being transported in my back seat, and now it's showing.
tlahmed it’ll make a recovery, just give it time!
Ooo I've never seen a care guide for diffenbachia! Thanks for sharing! I didn't realize they needed humidity
Twisty Sunshine I only realized once I noticed a bunch of people I knew that live in the desert (Arizona & Cali) had killed them! But very low humidity so that’s a plus! Thank you for watching
I don’t have one yet I would love to add one to my collection this year!!
Aki’s Place you need to! They’re the best
Also I believe it’s called the “Maculata Tropical Tiki” because the “Seguine” has bigger leaf’s and a pattern similar to the snow, amoena and triumph dieffenbachia’s.
I actually checked pretty recently and they call it a Mary Anne 🤷🏽♀️ definitely more of the compact variety.
@@HelloJungleRoom
Hello again, you are right and thanks for letting me know. I’ve been doing some research on all of mine’s too, so far I have honeydew, tropic snow and Marianne. My my Marianne plant was a propagation from a friend’s plant. Her and I both was wrong on the names lol
@@HelloJungleRoom
Heyyy friend,
I’m actually confused on what the name is for our plant lol because it looks a lot like the splash version as well so I honestly don’t know 😆😆 however I’m a collector of the dieffenbachia’s now.
@@reginaldpearnell6328 who knows! They give so many different names to plants. I love tropic snow so much. Where did you find it? Since this video I’ve added a reflector. 10/10 recommend!
Great video my friend! Good care tips! 💚 Your videos are so relaxing!
Thank you 😍
I'm on my 5th Dieff. plant. I've tried everything but within 3 wks. the leaves are white and brown and then the whole plant dies.
Try citronella candles for the gnats and other bugs
Fun fact! Lots of plants share the same common name. Mother in laws tongue is a less common name for dieffenbachia and a more common name for sansevieria!
CHECK OUT MY LATEST HOUSEPLANT TOUR HERE: ua-cam.com/video/TA0XJpJxE2k/v-deo.html
Great video. Thanks for the knowledge.
THE PROLIFIC FAMILYSTEAD thank you 💚
I believe u said the camouflage is the one that I have. It had brown spots on it. Wilt and come off easily, yellowed so I moved it toward the window. It was a little dry so I watered it and water drain out at the bottom and then I emptied the tray. . When I looked at it the next day the leaves are just standing erect it looks like it likes being right in the window even though it said low light on instructions. It was 5 feet away from window. I believe this particular one likes highlight the sun doesn’t come through the window just bright light so it is just seems to be the right light. Let me know what you think? Also I cut out the dark brown spots is that ok? No bugs found. I think when I mist the plant is when I got brown spots.
Yes...I’ve found that, that particular dieffenbachia really does love high light. The regular green ones (like the seguine/compacta and tropic snow) do better in lower light. As far as the cutting the brown spots, sometimes it’s okay but sometimes the leaf still might die off. But hopefully with some brighter light it’ll get better!
Beautiful. My grandma did have the green one. 😂😂
That’s so awesome!
Great information ❤
Thank you! I didn't know they were toxic
Sounds like the side effects from certain drugs on commercials......... Very Informative.....:)
My plant looks like a big tree, do you suggest that I cut it in half because all of the leaves are huge and touching the ceiling?
I’ve seen some people do that and from I know, they can propagate like that but I’m not 100% sure. Definitely see what you can find online! That must be a beautiful one!
I grow many indoor plant even ferns, for some reason my dumb cane plant keep dying. I check the water , never let it dried out . Not close the the sun
Lovely Dumbcanes! I can't find the Camouflage in stores anywhere near me. Love my Tiki and Camille.
I’ve seen the tiki more often this year. Last year, HD had them all summer
My fat cat literally is obsessed with my Tropic Snow she eats the leaves like she’s getting some kind of high from it lmaooo i gotta watch her smh! 😭
Excellent information
Glad you liked it!
Leaves are curling and getting brown spots. I HV checked for bugs . There isn't anything . Am in Cleveland . It's quite cold n snowy now. Can I consider re porting ? Plz advise .
Thank you 🌟
I have had 6 or 7 and they all died. I love them but can't keep them live
It's not just uncomfortable. It HURTS. A lot. It starts as pin pricking, then starts really burning, and then itching and each stage is an added pain, not a switch. I haven't had blisters, but I only handled sap a few hours ago. Mouthwash helps. It's crazy, but rubbing the mouthwash into the skin is the only relief. Seriously, the topic of relief needs some real research. Either way, DO NOT HANDLE THESE PLANTS LIGHTLY. Wear gloves when doing anything with them, especially the bigger ones. You do not want the diefenbachia burn!
How much did you come into contact with? I've gotten the sap on my hand before and it slightly burned but it wasn't too intense. I definitely think it effects everyone differently.
For your size dumb canes, how many days do you usually go between watering on average?
Ummm...the biggest one probably every two weeks. It’s in a 10in pot and the other two about once a week.
Beautiful plants
thank you!
What is meant by Seguine, Amoena, I have I think a Snow, but then I see a Tropical Snow, and I don’t understand if they’re the same one. thanks in advance 🌺
I honestly don’t know. Common names are always so confusing & a lot of places just through names around. Tropic snow usually get really big tho!
@@HelloJungleRoom ok, well mine is 5.5 feet thanks🌺
I just brought one home today. It's really big about 9 or 10 inch pot . I love it she's beautiful. The one with the reslly light all in the middle. Not sure the name. But the leaves do we.em to be a bit wilted. Not really yellow I think it's prob the colour it's supposed to be but maybe not far frm turning yellow. Should I water ??? Or wait. The soil doesn't seem to be wet,maybe slightly damp to where some sticks to do her not much. I wouldn't say it's fully dried out. Is this because it needs to be watered.im so worried about over watering
Since you just got it, it’s most likely going to go thru some shock and an acclimating period. As long as it’s getting good light and some humidity, it’ll bounce back fine. And I would wait maybe another day or two before watering. Unless the leaves start to wilt more. Good luck! You got this 💚
When you put this plant in the shower, are you just wetting the leaves? Or, are you also getting the soil wet, too?
Yes! I bring it in the shower when it needs watering so I would do the soil too...just be careful too much soil doesn’t go down the drain 😅
Hi, mine is curling its leafs and having some brown spots. What does that mean? Pls help.. I don’t want my first plant to dieee 😩
Hi! First I would throughly check for pests that maybe check the soil and the roots to see if there’s any rot or if it’s root bound.
My very large plant "coils" how can I get it to grow upward? Thinking of just propagating it... suggestions?
hm...what do you mean by coils? I would definitely check for pests first!
They don’t like to dry out completely. Not one bit.
Can you do a washing in shower to show how? Are you covering the top of the plant or are you letting the water run all the way through? I have gnats. I’ve changed the soil, added pebbles, peroxide and water, alcohol, water and dish soap spray and wash leaves. I’ve tried everything, neem oil by the way smells like 💩 apple cider vinegar, dish soap and water. Now I leave bowls of water with soap in them next to all the plants and every week I see about 20-30 gnats in 2 of the bowls and few in the other bowls around the house. Help!!
Aw I’m so sorry! Gnats are really hard to deal with. I would suggest doing the hydrogen mix (equal parts of hydrogen and water) at least once a month on all your plants, get some of those yellow fungus gnat traps and put them in as many pots as you can and start watering your plants with mosquito bits! You can even mix the bits in your soil which helps a lot but they do get a little moldy. I just poke them down back in. You just have to stay consistent. Good luck 💚
I have the mosquitos bits linked in my profile if you want to check it out. It’s available on Amazon!
Millennial Planter Got it! Thank you.
My tiki roots are different from the tropic snow do you know if they require different needs
I would say no but I don’t have a tropic snow so I’m not too sure
@@HelloJungleRoom yea my tropic snow is good in water. This tiki seems kinda slow doing so growing in water and leaves where soft from bottom where the water touches them I just hope it doesn't get root rot
Can I put it outside or it strictly inside also where can I get a plant stand
Plant stands are at Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s, target, Amazon, pretty much anywhere! And they will THRIVE outside. Just keep them away from direct rays
I believe mother in laws tongue is a sansevieria, not a dumb cane. Anyway that’s what I was always told.💚🙃share, share, share your dieffenbachia if their getting to big, take a cutting and share with friends who have more room. You keep the baby and give the big plant away💚🙃You do have beautiful plants💚🙃
It’s actually the common name for both! I was actually shocked when I found out it was used for snake plants too! Common names are so funny. And that’s a great idea! Thank you for watching 💚
Girl... Mine has lost all it's leaves it's just a stick now.. I just repotted it..im Still trying..
Don't give up! I'm sorry it's down to being a stick but it might comeback! Good luck
I have had a beautiful tropical snow dieffenbachia for several months now. My second go around. I have noticed since repotting into a ceramic pot with no glaze inside that a couple leaves began yellowing and a couple were fading in color all bottom leaves. Since watering it this weekend there are now 5 yellowing leaves. I’m not sure what I am doing wrong. I thought maybe lighting also had to do with the yellowing, she was getting High bright indirect light from east and west windows. Does anyone have any tips that may help minimize yellowing of leaves.
My go to is to also just check very closely for pest than check the roots. When plants have so many yellowing leaves at once, it always makes me think either pests or some sort of rot
@@HelloJungleRoom I just cRinged thinking about it. I have looked on leaves and stems and nothing. So far jyst ine ild leaf and another new growth point unfurling. 🤞🏽I had changed soil so did not think it would be pest.
Overwatering and underwatering show similar yellowing leaves from the bottom. I dislike ceramic pots because I tend to overwater my plants. I prefer plastic pot inside of a ceramic pot, that way I can just lift the plastic pot and feel the weight whether it needs water or not.
.. Dieffenbachia don't like any kind of cold or drafts.. That will make them drop yellow leafs immediately.. They like water, often, and drying out in between is not an option, only to the point of low moist.. They like humidity and a somewhat steady temperature, nothing below 16c as the lowest.. In winter time they like a bright light spot, and in summer a little more shady..
Thank you all for the great tips.
Can they be pink or red? I have one that’s pink
You might have an aglaonema!
What fertilizer do you use?
I’ve been using liqui-dirt, lately! I’ve loved the outcome.
@@HelloJungleRoom thank you
these are my favorite I'm glad I don't have any animals I would hate for an animal to chew on them and get sick
They're some of my favorite too!
Cats most love that feeling 🥴🙄🤦♀️
Hi , are you a Filipino?
No. I get that all the time tho. I'm mostly Puerto Rican with a little Ecuadorean and Dominican.
I am one of the people that kills them so sad I want to keep some alive
Aw you’ll get the hang of them one day!
.. Sanseviera is known as "mother in law tongue"..
Read the pinned comment, thank you!
@@HelloJungleRoom.. I am sorry if you feel offended, but it is what you say in your video.. And I'm just saying that you're wrong..
@@aingealtara1479 offended over what? 🤣