Right now my most exciting plants are my begonia hispida and alocasia okinawa silver. New leaves on both of these plants look pretty different from the last and it's always cool seeing what it'll do next. For that begonia, they grow like these little leaves on the surface of the main leaf and it's crazy seeing them start out so tiny (similar to Anthurium) and then get so big
I love my Okinawa Silver!! I love how the leaves are so funky shaped and how the variegation is so defined. I have never heard of the Hispida and I just looked it up and OMG HOW FUN!! I am so into the crazy leaves- can see how it would be interesting to watch grow. Fantastic recommendation!! 😊
To be "that person", I believe that second "non variegated" plant is variegated , but a stable pattern/gene variegation that plant collectors don't tend to label as variegation but is technically speaking, common in calthea and begonias. Beautiful plants :)
Love this video!! My most exciting growing plants are also my Thai constellation and my Hoya Mathilde! And my propagations. I always love seeing the new roots pop out!
Mine are my Alocasia Frydek (non-variegated) because it consistently pushes out big velvety leaves that catch my eye. And my variegated philodendrons like the ring of fire and PPP, I'm always checking to see if the newest leaf is open all the way so I can see what the variegation looks like.
Yes , Yes, your current favorites are looking most beautemous (my word for really beautiful). My current favorite is my Ficus Benjamina Varigata.
Ficus benjamina is such a beauty- so aesthetic! 😊
Right now my most exciting plants are my begonia hispida and alocasia okinawa silver. New leaves on both of these plants look pretty different from the last and it's always cool seeing what it'll do next. For that begonia, they grow like these little leaves on the surface of the main leaf and it's crazy seeing them start out so tiny (similar to Anthurium) and then get so big
I love my Okinawa Silver!! I love how the leaves are so funky shaped and how the variegation is so defined. I have never heard of the Hispida and I just looked it up and OMG HOW FUN!! I am so into the crazy leaves- can see how it would be interesting to watch grow. Fantastic recommendation!! 😊
To be "that person", I believe that second "non variegated" plant is variegated , but a stable pattern/gene variegation that plant collectors don't tend to label as variegation but is technically speaking, common in calthea and begonias.
Beautiful plants :)
Thank you!!
Love this video!! My most exciting growing plants are also my Thai constellation and my Hoya Mathilde! And my propagations. I always love seeing the new roots pop out!
Propagations are always exciting because it’s like is this going to grow or turn to mush- who knows?! 😅😆
I love your vibe!!
Thank you so much!!! 🫶🏻
Mine are my Alocasia Frydek (non-variegated) because it consistently pushes out big velvety leaves that catch my eye. And my variegated philodendrons like the ring of fire and PPP, I'm always checking to see if the newest leaf is open all the way so I can see what the variegation looks like.
Big velvety leaves will always have my heart 😍
Love my thai con but it stays in the naughty plant window forever because shes rotted on me twice😂
She’s so beautiful but she does love the drama 😆
I love my anthuriums, mainly my red spider,from New Zealand
Red spider is an absolute stunner I don’t blame you at all!
The philodendron jose buono keeps things interesting and gets pretty big.
I love Jose buono! The variegation is so fun!! I only have a little baby but can’t wait for it to get bigger 🤩
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