SOAKING WET TIP: When you have a plant that is clearly overwatered, I often find that standing it on several layers of kitchen roll (or something similar) helps to wick moisture from the pot, provided the pot and kitchen roll are in good contact. Replacing regularly as and when required speeds up the process.
Thank you so much for sharing your extensive knowledge, Kaylee. I feel like plant sellers should include a short little “tip” sheet like this in their plant orders! Maybe not a physical one but in an email with a client’s order. Of course you hope your client to have a bit of knowledge or experience with plants, but not all do and I feel like a lot of bad reviews or unhappiness with “businesses” is more often the buyer’s more limited ability to care for the plant properly than the seller shipping a “bad” plant. It’s not to say the latter doesn’t happen. Anyway, this video was extremely helpful and I’m so grateful for it! Thank you. I just got a verrucosum in the mail and have been stressed about keeping it alive while it acclimates and this makes me feel so much better. PS the flow chart is definitely not unnecessary. SO necessary! THANK YOU!!!!
I ordered some plants before a heat wave. Had no idea one was coming. Plants came by 2 different carriers. One carrier was on point, the other experienced several exceptions. As a result 2 plants arrived damaged, one with burned tips and another with brown spots everywhere. I know it was the excess heat from being in transit longer than expected and a surprise heatwave. It sucks but I wouldn’t dream of contacting the seller, doesn’t have anything to do with them. For the Americans, USPS is always on point, UPS not so much. The USPS plants survived the heatwave with zero damage, UPS not so much. Happy this came across my feed, just in time because I’ve got 2 lovely plants on my hands that are NOT happy!
The thing is, people love the plants so much and are so eager to give it the best looking pot, best soil, best sunlit location, feed it fertilizer etc... we end up killing it with love. The trick is always to space them out, one thing every 2 weeks. However I understand that doing this this will cause another love sickness... over watering.
Oh my, so glad I watched this when I did. I got a p. billietiae in the post on Monday and I did everything wrong. It looked good and was moist and I potted it on a sphagnum pole. Fingers crossed they are as tough as advertised. Watch video, recriminations, guilt, hope?, resignation, resolve. Today 2 days later the p. Glorious hybrid arrives …dry. In soil. The bottom is sitting in an inch of tap cool water and I’ll check on it until it’s moist again. Then grow light, no touching for a week I promise. Tomorrow I should get something even more dear and I am glad now I have a plan. Thank you
Everything I questioned, needed, including, "if you've got a monstera, don't worry...." it will recover. First thing I did was put my 8 plants in water, from moss shipping. They are in a tent to help humidity. My Serpens looked fabulous, but I put it in water too. I'm so grateful for the knowledge you put forth here. thank you !
Wow!!!! I cannot thank you enough. Living in PA, I’ve had my share of receiving sad plants In the winter (and summer). We don’t have many sellers in PA so I have to go across country often. I absolutely LOVE the chart-I want to literally cover my walls with it! All the research I’ve done and NO-ONE covers post-shipment plant care! Thank you for that gift. It’s a testament to your character, your a lovely person.
As a beginner, all of this was incredibly helpful; you are a intuitive teacher. I will refer to this again and again cuz the only way to get any variety is through shipping.
I made a noob move and potted up my Gloriosum into a pot that was too big for it, so it's been on a recovery journey from serious rot. I ended up having to hack off all the roots and am now propagating the roots from scratch in water. So I'm re-habbing my plant from...myself hehe 😅 But it's on the up and up!! We have root growth now :D Great video Kaylee! Super helpful! Thank you
This is so useful and works so well! Thank you! I managed to rehab a seemingly-okay monstera standelyana but with roots dry from shipment. Watched this, listened to your advice and soaked the roots in water overnight. The roots plumped straight up and leaves opened up nicely!
All I can say is... BRAVO! I love this video, shared it with a bunch of plant loving friends. Some of it is obvious, some of it needs to be explained, (which you did) some of it is new to so many. Again, Bravo Kaylee Ellen. Thank you for this video.
I’ve been freaking out over the pink princess I just got in the mail. It had one yellow sick looking leaf like the syngonium. I am so thankful for this video and all the comments!! I feel so much more confident now.
I wish I would have seen this video before I repotted my new dying Syngonium! LOL...I literally felt the need to REPOT, the struggle is real! I printed the pdf and will now be going off the chart before touching the plant. Thank you Kaylee
i just got my ivy in the mail wet in a pot and i had no idea what to do, im glad i found this video before i panicked completely and repotted it, thank you!
@@melaninqueen6926 as far as I can remember everything was fine, just dehydrated. The only casualty was a baby alocasia, which doesn't surprise me, since they're such drama queens
I would add: ISOLATE your new plants, especially if you're not repotting and inspecting the roots. You never know if you're bringing in powdery mildew, a virus, mites, mealies, etc, and you don't want your established healthy plants exposed to anything like that.
That flowpaper with guidelines is a life saver even if after many imports you think you got it all covered and you know how to act upon any situation!! Thank you Kaylee 💓
Would just like to express my gratitude for the flowchart. Your tips really helped me reinforce what I do and added your acclimation techniques. Thanks Kaylee! Subscribed :)
So glad I’ve found this video. I’ve received 6 plants this week. I repotted every single one immediately. I have more coming, and I now know what to do.
I got a new plant, looked great, soil seemed great, after 2 days I couldn't resist the urge to check the roots.. Start of root rot! Hopefully caught early enough
I came back to this video today. I received a philodendron pastazanum cutting in the mail, and have followed Kaylee's instructions to the T. My plant arrived in damn near perfect condition, so I stuck it in some water, and have been changing it every day. It's been 3 days, and I could easily pot this up, but, I'm going to give it a full week to acclimate before I move it to soil. I'm resisting the urge to pot my plant, but I'm NGL, the urge is STRONG. WHY ARE WE SO OBSESSED WITH REPOTTING PLANTS SO SOON!!! 😂
I received my Philodendron Melanochrysum yesterday after being in customs for a month. It was in moss when it arrived, but both the moss and the roots were completely dried out so I stuck it in water. Hopefully, I can save it.
I hope you were able to rescue it! How long did you leave it in water? I'm actually getting a fairly large melanochrysom next week but I don't have the right potting mix yet, so I definitely want to put it in water for a couple of days or so if I can before the materials arrive.
I just got a couple of plants in that look unwell and I wish I had found your video first, because I did everything I shouldn’t have! Hope they pull through…
Thank you so much Kaylee for all the time and effort you put into your videos and spreading your knowledge obtained. Its truly and greatly appreciated.
Thank you Kaylee! This video came in right on time for me. I just received my first online plant purchase and I am super happy with the plants I bought. They came in looking great. I just put them all on one corner of my room with a humidifier running next to it.
Hi Kaylee, thank you for such valuable info! As a newbie, just under 2 months, who just got her first potted rhaphidophora tetrasperma with a soaking wet pot is excited for this topic. Now she's happily sitting on the heating pad! Found you by searching this topic and so happy I did. Looks like I'll be binging you today lol. Thanks again, Have a beautiful day!
Thank you! This video along with everything else I have learned from you has educated me immensely. You've done me very proud. Again, thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.
Your tuts are top notch! So informative, the in's the outs, the spectacular successes and the craptacular (with a remedy!) issues which deepen the worry wrinkle on my forehead... THANKU LOVE
Sopping wet plant. I don’t disturb the root system but I do place it on a towel or paper towels to help wick away moisture. Sometimes I keep it out of the pot and while it’s on the towel i place a fan directed at the soil (I don’t have heat mats) and I find that helps. Sometimes after enough water has wicked away, I plop into a terracota pot, again, without disturbing the roots.
I sooooo agree with you! Working within customer service for years and it taught me one thing - reporting issues with something while the product have been used / moved or unpacked is super difficult as there is no way to know what exactly happened and how to help correctly. This happens on the daily. Thank you for the tips on the plant care. 🌱💚
I watch your channel and just ordered my first international mail order of plants. This video was so very helpful to me in knowing what to do for the newly arrived plant and gives me confidence to know what best to do. Thanks for providing this advice.
Amen ! I have a rareplant shop aswell and as a seller it is hard sometimes to deal with certain customer complaints. All my warocqueanums and crystallinums from noel died back also and I grew them all back from stumps but it took over 6 months. Some people give up wayy too early, if its not instagramable right away they want a refund. it takes effort to grow beautifull plants. anyways, thank you for your video it will help me inform my customers on the steps to acclimate their plants.
18:49 Too late! I wish I saw this four days ago! Got a epipremnum pinnatum albo in the mail, in soil, and I wanted to check the roots. Roots were perfect. No leave damage or yellowing. I ended up repotting it in a new airy mix. 🤦🏾♀️ She's a little droopy now, but I guess time will tell.
Thank you, that was great! I had heard about the water trick for healthy arrivals but never felt comfortable enough to give it a go. I'll be sure to try it next time!
Very informed and timely for me. I have three Warocs arriving from Ecuagenera and a little anxious because I read that they don’t ship well! Watching this video made me feel a little relaxed!😌
Just want to say thank you. New here and well massively addicted to plants. You are perfect for this. Never let anyone tell you different. Always helpful, beautiful inside and out. Super fun to watch from body language to facial expressions ect. You are amazing. Awesome video! Learned a ton!
I watched this after I got my plant in the post- started to panic when you said not to repot them because I already had done 🥲. So glad you said not to remove the substrate if you had to repot, I didn’t even attempt to remove any of it because the roots looked healthy but fine and delicate. Given it a good watering and I’m gonna leave it be for as long as possible
Perfect timing, thank you for this!! I have a billietiae coming next week and maybe an atabapoense, I wanna make sure they get the best post-shipping care possible. 💕
Hey, did you discover a new Etsy shop by the name of: TheNewPlantCo?! They have, unless you bought it, lol an Atabapoense, an Billietiae, an both on my wish list. 😀
I have to say, Bravo great episode! This is helping me and many others. You actually know what you are talking about! Educational while entertaining. I'm a fan 🤗
SOAKING WET TIP: When you have a plant that is clearly overwatered, I often find that standing it on several layers of kitchen roll (or something similar) helps to wick moisture from the pot, provided the pot and kitchen roll are in good contact. Replacing regularly as and when required speeds up the process.
AlmostBipedal I do that too. If the plant starts yellowing, I remove the plant from the soil and put it in water.
YES! I do that too also when I know I overwatered! Good to know other people do that too :D
Will a tea towel work?? I can't get kitchen roll at my stores
fkn jaz anything that soaks water and is not full of chemicals. I have recycled fragrance free toilet paper, I sometimes use that.
@@martinanemcokova917 definitely not using toilet paper that is like finding gold where I am.. haha
Thank you so much for sharing your extensive knowledge, Kaylee. I feel like plant sellers should include a short little “tip” sheet like this in their plant orders! Maybe not a physical one but in an email with a client’s order. Of course you hope your client to have a bit of knowledge or experience with plants, but not all do and I feel like a lot of bad reviews or unhappiness with “businesses” is more often the buyer’s more limited ability to care for the plant properly than the seller shipping a “bad” plant. It’s not to say the latter doesn’t happen.
Anyway, this video was extremely helpful and I’m so grateful for it! Thank you. I just got a verrucosum in the mail and have been stressed about keeping it alive while it acclimates and this makes me feel so much better.
PS the flow chart is definitely not unnecessary. SO necessary! THANK YOU!!!!
Kaylee: here's an unnecessary flowchart you probably dont need it.
Me: and... printed.
Lol, i paused the video to go snd print! 🤣 Then resumed of course
Michele Walters same 😂
That flowchart was a lifesaver!!!!
Yep!! :)
I don't see the flow chart. Was it removed?
I ordered some plants before a heat wave. Had no idea one was coming. Plants came by 2 different carriers. One carrier was on point, the other experienced several exceptions. As a result 2 plants arrived damaged, one with burned tips and another with brown spots everywhere. I know it was the excess heat from being in transit longer than expected and a surprise heatwave. It sucks but I wouldn’t dream of contacting the seller, doesn’t have anything to do with them. For the Americans, USPS is always on point, UPS not so much. The USPS plants survived the heatwave with zero damage, UPS not so much.
Happy this came across my feed, just in time because I’ve got 2 lovely plants on my hands that are NOT happy!
The thing is, people love the plants so much and are so eager to give it the best looking pot, best soil, best sunlit location, feed it fertilizer etc... we end up killing it with love.
The trick is always to space them out, one thing every 2 weeks. However I understand that doing this this will cause another love sickness... over watering.
Perfect timing, my Dubia will arrive within next 30 minutes !
Wow, not only did you answer all the questions I had, you provided additional information that I didn't even know I needed. Thank you
Oh my, so glad I watched this when I did. I got a p. billietiae in the post on Monday and I did everything wrong. It looked good and was moist and I potted it on a sphagnum pole. Fingers crossed they are as tough as advertised. Watch video, recriminations, guilt, hope?, resignation, resolve. Today 2 days later the p. Glorious hybrid arrives …dry. In soil. The bottom is sitting in an inch of tap cool water and I’ll check on it until it’s moist again. Then grow light, no touching for a week I promise. Tomorrow I should get something even more dear and I am glad now I have a plan. Thank you
Everything I questioned, needed, including, "if you've got a monstera, don't worry...." it will recover. First thing I did was put my 8 plants in water, from moss shipping. They are in a tent to help humidity. My Serpens looked fabulous, but I put it in water too. I'm so grateful for the knowledge you put forth here. thank you !
Wow!!!! I cannot thank you enough. Living in PA, I’ve had my share of receiving sad plants
In the winter (and summer). We don’t have many sellers in PA so I have to go across country often. I absolutely LOVE the chart-I want to literally cover my walls with it! All the research I’ve done and NO-ONE covers post-shipment plant care! Thank you for that gift. It’s a testament to your character, your a lovely person.
As a beginner, all of this was incredibly helpful; you are a intuitive teacher. I will refer to this again and again cuz the only way to get any variety is through shipping.
Best Plant guide video out there. Thanks for giving every scenario there is .
Love your sense of humor and wordplay!
I made a noob move and potted up my Gloriosum into a pot that was too big for it, so it's been on a recovery journey from serious rot. I ended up having to hack off all the roots and am now propagating the roots from scratch in water.
So I'm re-habbing my plant from...myself hehe 😅
But it's on the up and up!! We have root growth now :D
Great video Kaylee! Super helpful! Thank you
I honestly think I rehab alot of the plants from myself too. Lol your explanation is so on point. :)
How is it now?
This is so useful and works so well! Thank you! I managed to rehab a seemingly-okay monstera standelyana but with roots dry from shipment. Watched this, listened to your advice and soaked the roots in water overnight. The roots plumped straight up and leaves opened up nicely!
All I can say is... BRAVO! I love this video, shared it with a bunch of plant loving friends. Some of it is obvious, some of it needs to be explained, (which you did) some of it is new to so many. Again, Bravo Kaylee Ellen. Thank you for this video.
The flowchart was actually very useful lol even after watching the video. Lots of info to take in and the flowchart breaks it down easy
I’ve been freaking out over the pink princess I just got in the mail. It had one yellow sick looking leaf like the syngonium. I am so thankful for this video and all the comments!! I feel so much more confident now.
I wish I would have seen this video before I repotted my new dying Syngonium! LOL...I literally felt the need to REPOT, the struggle is real! I printed the pdf and will now be going off the chart before touching the plant. Thank you Kaylee
Excellent vid. I've been ordering plants for my new place. Canada at this time of year is dismal, dry and dark. I'll be printing that chart for sure.
This really is such an underrated channel
SO excited, to have hands on this flow chart!
You are my FAVORITE UA-camr, Kaylee Ellen ❤
I ALWAYS refer to your video when I get plants in the mail. LIFE SAVER!! I love it! Thanks for the information!!
Our girl made us a flowchart 😫 what a humble and kind being omg
i just got my ivy in the mail wet in a pot and i had no idea what to do, im glad i found this video before i panicked completely and repotted it, thank you!
This is so perfect, I have a shipment of 20 plants coming in the next two days, so thank you so much !!!!
I have some coming in tomorrow myself. How did it go for you?
Mine is coming next week. Slightly nervous. how did yours go?
@@melaninqueen6926 as far as I can remember everything was fine, just dehydrated.
The only casualty was a baby alocasia, which doesn't surprise me, since they're such drama queens
I would add: ISOLATE your new plants, especially if you're not repotting and inspecting the roots. You never know if you're bringing in powdery mildew, a virus, mites, mealies, etc, and you don't want your established healthy plants exposed to anything like that.
PROBABLY TOTALLY NECESSARY.... LOVE the flow chart. Thank you for it. Already saved a plant life
Thanks for telling to them not to cut the damage leaf from the shipping... Nice and very informative plant video! Keep it up Kaylee!
Thanks Kaylee needed this currently have a plant thats been in the mail for over 10 days. Fingers crossed it gets delivered today.
That flowpaper with guidelines is a life saver even if after many imports you think you got it all covered and you know how to act upon any situation!! Thank you Kaylee 💓
Would just like to express my gratitude for the flowchart. Your tips really helped me reinforce what I do and added your acclimation techniques. Thanks Kaylee! Subscribed :)
So glad I’ve found this video. I’ve received 6 plants this week. I repotted every single one immediately. I have more coming, and I now know what to do.
Kaylee: "finally the one you've all been asking for!"
Me: *booking it to UA-cam from IG*
Me: “Hmmm, this isn't the aquarium video?” 😂
Such a great video with tons of advice. The inside secrets!😎
“The leaves turn into doritos” 😂😂 best description ever
And now I want Doritos 😂
This video has been my go to since finding this channel. Thank you Kaylee for inspiring me to step away from the standard and towards the unusual.
One of the members of a plant group I am in posted your Monstera and it led me to your UA-cam. So happy to be here!!
love the flow chart, def gonna refer to this. made so many of these mistakes.
This video gives me all the useful informations. I wish I had seen this video many months ago. Almost all the plants that I bought online died .
I LOVE the flow chart!! I'm making a binder for my plants and this will go PERFECT in it!!! Thank you!
Hello! How did you find the chart? I can't seem to find it! 😕 Thanks!
your videos are helping so much to understand caring for plants. thank you!
I got a new plant, looked great, soil seemed great, after 2 days I couldn't resist the urge to check the roots.. Start of root rot! Hopefully caught early enough
Thanks so much! Very informative. I printed out the flow chart too. I just ordered my first import order of 5 Philodendron gloriosum, wish me luck!
Today I recieved my first ever plants shipped from abroad, thank you for all the advice!
Wow your flowchart was incredibly helpful. You are a blessing
The fact that you made a printable flowchart is amazing 😂👍🏼
Vous avez tellement raison ! Vos conseils devraient être diffusés, répètés à tout amateur de plante, même à ceux se pensant "éclairés"... Merci !
Wow this is top notch! Great job! And even a flow chart! My goodness! You ARE AMAZING! 💚
Makeup on point Kaylee 🙌
That flow chart was super helpful to sum up all the info you covered in this video! Thanks a lot :)
What an EXTREMELY helpful video!!! And the flowchart is not overkill! thanks for posting
I came back to this video today. I received a philodendron pastazanum cutting in the mail, and have followed Kaylee's instructions to the T. My plant arrived in damn near perfect condition, so I stuck it in some water, and have been changing it every day. It's been 3 days, and I could easily pot this up, but, I'm going to give it a full week to acclimate before I move it to soil. I'm resisting the urge to pot my plant, but I'm NGL, the urge is STRONG. WHY ARE WE SO OBSESSED WITH REPOTTING PLANTS SO SOON!!! 😂
Wow!!!😳😳😳 Thank you!!!! What amazing information!!! And so delightfully delivered.
My melanochrysum is getting shipped on Monday and I am SO thankful for this ❤❤❤
Excellent advice. Great channel, your very good at sharing relevant plant health
I received my Philodendron Melanochrysum yesterday after being in customs for a month. It was in moss when it arrived, but both the moss and the roots were completely dried out so I stuck it in water. Hopefully, I can save it.
I hope you were able to rescue it! How long did you leave it in water? I'm actually getting a fairly large melanochrysom next week but I don't have the right potting mix yet, so I definitely want to put it in water for a couple of days or so if I can before the materials arrive.
Here for the follow up ! I hope you saved it
Did the plant survive?
Just wanted to know if the plant survived 😊
I just got a couple of plants in that look unwell and I wish I had found your video first, because I did everything I shouldn’t have! Hope they pull through…
Update: Luckily, they pulled through!
Thank you so much Kaylee for all the time and effort you put into your videos and spreading your knowledge obtained. Its truly and greatly appreciated.
Thank you Kaylee! This video came in right on time for me. I just received my first online plant purchase and I am super happy with the plants I bought. They came in looking great. I just put them all on one corner of my room with a humidifier running next to it.
Moral of the story is “DO NOT REPOT YOUR PLANT” 🤣😂🤣
Ooops I watched this video an hour too late...
@@tiffanyho6587 Me too !! Now the leaves are yellow ! What should I do?
Good video
Kylie I recommend you write up an A5 instruction sheet for each box you ship.
The flow chart is actually really helpful. And this video saved me today. Thanks a lot!
Hi Kaylee, thank you for such valuable info! As a newbie, just under 2 months, who just got her first potted rhaphidophora tetrasperma with a soaking wet pot is excited for this topic. Now she's happily sitting on the heating pad! Found you by searching this topic and so happy I did. Looks like I'll be binging you today lol. Thanks again, Have a beautiful day!
I needed this video so much. Thank you for the great information on the various scenarios! 😊
Thank you! This video along with everything else I have learned from you has educated me immensely. You've done me very proud. Again, thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.
Your tuts are top notch!
So informative, the in's the outs, the spectacular successes and the craptacular (with a remedy!) issues which deepen the worry wrinkle on my forehead... THANKU LOVE
Fantastic video! So helpful! Just what I needed to know. New sub from Australia 🇦🇺. Thanks Kaylee😀
I really appreciate your very direct and concrete advice. I could have used this 3 weeks ago...and it is very helpful going forward. Thank you!
Thank you, I've just recently started ordering more expensive plants and this was exactly what i was looking for
Sopping wet plant. I don’t disturb the root system but I do place it on a towel or paper towels to help wick away moisture. Sometimes I keep it out of the pot and while it’s on the towel i place a fan directed at the soil (I don’t have heat mats) and I find that helps. Sometimes after enough water has wicked away, I plop into a terracota pot, again, without disturbing the roots.
A year later & this was soooooooooo helpful. Thank you
This video saved me today! You are the best ❤️
When I get plants in that are sopping wet, I put it on a towel or stack of paper towels to soak some of the water up. It helps as well.
I am binge watching your videos. Very informative!
I sooooo agree with you! Working within customer service for years and it taught me one thing - reporting issues with something while the product have been used / moved or unpacked is super difficult as there is no way to know what exactly happened and how to help correctly. This happens on the daily. Thank you for the tips on the plant care. 🌱💚
I did all the don’ts😂😂 wish now i think I’m dealing with root rot and thrips. Wish I found your channel sooner!
What a wonderfully useful video!! Sharing for sure
Superb
I m a hoya collector
I ve 1200 plant still your experience is really helpful
I watch your channel and just ordered my first international mail order of plants. This video was so very helpful to me in knowing what to do for the newly arrived plant and gives me confidence to know what best to do. Thanks for providing this advice.
Amen !
I have a rareplant shop aswell and as a seller it is hard sometimes to deal with certain customer complaints.
All my warocqueanums and crystallinums from noel died back also and I grew them all back from stumps but it took over 6 months.
Some people give up wayy too early, if its not instagramable right away they want a refund. it takes effort to grow beautifull plants.
anyways, thank you for your video it will help me inform my customers on the steps to acclimate their plants.
18:49 Too late! I wish I saw this four days ago! Got a epipremnum pinnatum albo in the mail, in soil, and I wanted to check the roots. Roots were perfect. No leave damage or yellowing. I ended up repotting it in a new airy mix. 🤦🏾♀️ She's a little droopy now, but I guess time will tell.
Also, love the flow chart! Totally NOT unnecessary! Thank you!
Great video and flowchart! You went above and beyond. Thank you!
Thank you, that was great! I had heard about the water trick for healthy arrivals but never felt comfortable enough to give it a go. I'll be sure to try it next time!
Congrats on 50K subscribers Kayleeeeee!! 🎉🎉🎉
Everything said makes 1000% pure sense. Love it!
Prefect timing I got a P. Florida Beauty and it looks so sad.
Very informed and timely for me. I have three Warocs arriving from Ecuagenera and a little anxious because I read that they don’t ship well! Watching this video made me feel a little relaxed!😌
Just want to say thank you. New here and well massively addicted to plants. You are perfect for this. Never let anyone tell you different. Always helpful, beautiful inside and out. Super fun to watch from body language to facial expressions ect.
You are amazing.
Awesome video! Learned a ton!
Great tip on snipping off a few extra leaves to help the plant recover if it has root rot.
I watched this after I got my plant in the post- started to panic when you said not to repot them because I already had done 🥲. So glad you said not to remove the substrate if you had to repot, I didn’t even attempt to remove any of it because the roots looked healthy but fine and delicate. Given it a good watering and I’m gonna leave it be for as long as possible
I love the flow chart! It’s great for future reference. Thank you 😘
THANK YOU for the flow chart!!! I am so HERE for a YT plant goddess who also loves data science! Another fantastic video Kaylee :)
Thank you for doing this! I was one of the fans who requested it!
Perfect timing, I’m just getting into indoor plants and have some coming in the mail early next week, this is so helpful ❤️
I LITERALLY was googling this yesterday. Kaylee, you read my mind, girl!
Perfect timing, thank you for this!! I have a billietiae coming next week and maybe an atabapoense, I wanna make sure they get the best post-shipping care possible. 💕
Side note, I LOVED the way you did B-roll with the identifiers this video, and the side bar info. Goes together really well.
Hey, did you discover a new Etsy shop by the name of: TheNewPlantCo?! They have, unless you bought it, lol an Atabapoense, an Billietiae, an both on my wish list. 😀
@@sherryporsch9349 I got mine from a plant purge page, but I'll be sure to check that shop out!!
omg i love the flow chart and this vid. Just ordered a syngonium albo - will be using the chart when they arrive!
I have to say, Bravo great episode! This is helping me and many others. You actually know what you are talking about! Educational while entertaining. I'm a fan 🤗