Claire your videos are incredible. I love their simplicity in the sense that you are so down to earth and so homey to watch. I hope you are always happy and smiling and that your plants are always lush, green and growing wild. You are one of my favourite people to watch on UA-cam, much love and I look forward to watching the rest of your videos. This is my much newer account but I’m subscribed on both and have watched almost all your videos on my other one. Sending you lots of love from Australia 🇦🇺 and Turkey 🇹🇷💕
Hey Claire i would put the Aglaonema pictum tricolor and the Turtle Back thingyy into the cabinet immediately with the soil always only SLIGHTLY moist cause no leaves no sweatting no growth . Treat it like a fresh cutting . Your higher humidity cabinet could work very well . Greetz from the Black Forest / Germany
You can definitely do stem cutting for the anglaonema, Sean from onlyplants on UA-cam has a very good video regarding the care. It’s a beautiful plant, I hope you are able to save it 💚
Hello! So I also lost my Agleonema pictum tricolor. I learned several things.. they get root rot super easy. They don't do well in anything more than super chunky mix..loads of coco chips, pumice, charcoal and a very small amount of worm castings. You can indeed chop it and stick prop. I managed to get one to take. Thankfully! So George jr is so far doing well. (The parent plant was George after a Looneytunes cartoon. Lol ) I highly recommend stick proping in moss in a prop box. Unrelated...love love my 69686 too! Seriously one of my top two favorite phili's. 😍
Your collection is absolutely beautiful, especially the Hoya Sarawak is jaw dropping. You’ve inspired me to grow my collection of house plants when I move out. Thank you so much Claire! Sending love from Canada💚💚
I really struggle with the Aglonema Pictum Tricolour. I love them but they hate me. Was really interested to hear you thoughts on the 69686 especially after Kaylee Ellen said she can't get on with the. Love your content by the way 😊
Both that Hoya sp. Sarawak and what most commonly gets sold as macrophylla are Hoya latifolia. So you’ve got Hoya latifolia (from Sarawak) and (if the other flowers and confirms it) Hoya latifolia without a locality. Xx
I would put the plants that are struggling and a prop box with water in the bottom and a heat mat. In my experience that induces plants to produce growth and nice roots. Well, most plants...
I have found that my aglaonemas like the northern light considering I'm on the middle east coast of the states and i think they don't like a lot of water.
Most importantly, continued good luck with your plants. But also, wasps are horrible! 😅 I have the exact same reaction to them - I wish there were a compilation video. Lol
Claire your videos are incredible. I love their simplicity in the sense that you are so down to earth and so homey to watch. I hope you are always happy and smiling and that your plants are always lush, green and growing wild. You are one of my favourite people to watch on UA-cam, much love and I look forward to watching the rest of your videos. This is my much newer account but I’m subscribed on both and have watched almost all your videos on my other one. Sending you lots of love from Australia 🇦🇺 and Turkey 🇹🇷💕
Hey Claire i would put the Aglaonema pictum tricolor and the Turtle Back thingyy into the cabinet immediately with the soil always only SLIGHTLY moist cause no leaves no sweatting no growth .
Treat it like a fresh cutting .
Your higher humidity cabinet could work very well .
Greetz from the Black Forest / Germany
You have an amazing collection. So envious
I think you're my favourite plant youtuber!
I was just watching the last update. ! So glad to see this video
I LOVE import updates!! Woohoo!!!
You can definitely do stem cutting for the anglaonema, Sean from onlyplants on UA-cam has a very good video regarding the care. It’s a beautiful plant, I hope you are able to save it 💚
Hello! So I also lost my Agleonema pictum tricolor. I learned several things.. they get root rot super easy. They don't do well in anything more than super chunky mix..loads of coco chips, pumice, charcoal and a very small amount of worm castings.
You can indeed chop it and stick prop. I managed to get one to take. Thankfully! So George jr is so far doing well. (The parent plant was George after a Looneytunes cartoon. Lol ) I highly recommend stick proping in moss in a prop box.
Unrelated...love love my 69686 too! Seriously one of my top two favorite phili's. 😍
Everytime I see your intro, when you dog slaps and winks, i laugh loudly everytime 😂😂😂😂 so hilarious
Oh my goodness, that giant Hoya. Seriously get a nanny cam so you can keep an eye on her while you’re on vacation. 🤣
Your collection is absolutely beautiful, especially the Hoya Sarawak is jaw dropping. You’ve inspired me to grow my collection of house plants when I move out. Thank you so much Claire! Sending love from Canada💚💚
It’s not due to stress that the Hoya is flowering… it’s because it’s delightfully happy living with you.😉
😍😍😍😍 beautiful!! Thank u so much for sharing I really enjoyed! Have an amazing week!💙💙💙
Love this update!
The hoya sarawek omgggg I need!!! The leafs are sooo massive on the plants they sent you!!
My aglaonema got root rot, and yes you can do stem cuttings!
I really struggle with the Aglonema Pictum Tricolour. I love them but they hate me. Was really interested to hear you thoughts on the 69686 especially after Kaylee Ellen said she can't get on with the.
Love your content by the way 😊
Both that Hoya sp. Sarawak and what most commonly gets sold as macrophylla are Hoya latifolia. So you’ve got Hoya latifolia (from Sarawak) and (if the other flowers and confirms it) Hoya latifolia without a locality. Xx
I ave done three different Agg stem cuttings and al three did great growing out new roots and potted up well. I just cipped and put in water to root .
Now I want a Hoya :)
Funny! I'm starting a color coding system with dot stickers for my plants too. LOVE the hoyas!!! Ahhh!!! 💚💚💚
Amydrium medium silver has been on my wish list for a while!
Great video!! I love your channel. I'm fairly new to it but I've been really enjoying it! Have a great weekend!💕💙🌿
How great collection💚💚💚
I would put the plants that are struggling and a prop box with water in the bottom and a heat mat. In my experience that induces plants to produce growth and nice roots. Well, most plants...
I love the videos claire, and the consistent uploading keep up the great work👸🏼🪴🙏🏼
For the agleonema (I think that’s the one that’s just a stem) maybe try Crazy Keiki Cloning Paste…?
I have found that my aglaonemas like the northern light considering I'm on the middle east coast of the states and i think they don't like a lot of water.
Lovely! I bet that Hoya bloom will be huge! Maybe it will take a while to get to it's full size and bloom! You might be back in time!!! Lol
What’s the beautiful big Alocasia at the back???
Most importantly, continued good luck with your plants. But also, wasps are horrible! 😅 I have the exact same reaction to them - I wish there were a compilation video. Lol
I'd try the bare stems in the cabinet... but don't know if that'd help tbh.
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