The Calathea plants are beautiful. I was on the edge of my seat watching you take apart the first plant. The second one seemed to come apart much easier. Free plants are the best! I love all the white containers.
The Rattlesnake plant was a little more rooted in than the Vitatta...so I was trying to be very gentle with it. Thank you for watching Linda....I love white pots as they go easily with any decor.
@@TracysHomeGarden I love the different colored pots also, however, I agree that the white goes with any decor. I started incorporating white and terra cotta pots outdoors.
The terra cotta ages beautiful but they need to be stored in warm location because of our winter and I don’t have space to store them. 😟. As for indoors, I can’t seem to be able to succeed with incorporating them into my interior....yet...still trying to figure it out.
I love this so much. The first plant is my favorite. I did not know plants will form roots with just water. AMAZING! and the spoon 🥄 😂 it wasn't too loud
They do...just take a long time to root...I was editing the video and didn't realize that I was dropping the spoon against the metal bowl a number of times throughout...lol....thank you for watching!
Dividing plants are do satisfying ..and love the idea of e pots in 1 makes it look fuller .nice to be propagating while in lockdown.hope things get better.
That is so cute! I like the look of small pots inside the bigger pot.🤗💕 I was laughing to myself when you said that you were talking to yourself. I have the same problem now especially after I’ve done the B&Q tour. I feel like I’m vlogging everywhere and I have to say what I’m doing. Lol!😅🙈🤣 Love the finished look, Tracy!😘🌹❤️
Thank you so much for putting together another awesome video I always love to see a beautiful plant video you did a great job with this one. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy
Succulents don’t do well in our house as we don’t have enough sun ☀️....so I know what you mean about some plants don’t do well for us. Thanks 🙏 for watching Marie! 💚🪴
Does a Calethea like to be potbound? The Ornata I just bought is full of roots, coming out of the bottom. I wanted to split it in two. Would it like it better in a terrarium to achieve the humidity? Nice video.
I think you should definitely divide it into two plants now. In our climate, spring is high in moisture and humidity and so they will definitely rebound much quicker than doing so in the winter when the humidity is too low. Terrarium would definitely be great for them...as I’m constantly spraying them with water to keep them humid in our dried home. Ps. Try to just gently tease the roots into two parts and not get overly “greedy” like I did and split it into 4. ☺️😬 Although my propagated calatheas are starting to take off now...it literally took them almost 4 months to do so and recoup. Happy propagating!
@@cefcat5733 I did kill a few calatheas in my life time. Aside from their requirement for high humidity (60%+), I think they are not that bad. The only problem...that makes it hard for me is our house has relatively "low" humidity especially during winter...so I have to mist them twice a day. So if you put them in a terrarium...where humidity is high...I think you will be giving them a great start. All the best!
@@TracysHomeGarden For now it is close to some other plants in a saucer of water. We lost one last winter although we tried hard. We also still have a lockdown and you need an actual test to go shop for cool stuff. Dreams are good to have 😊
I’m sorry to hear about your strict lockdown. We are also in lockdown but essential services & garden nurseries with outdoor space are allowed to open with 25% capacity and we are still able to shop. Take care & Keep safe!
Thank you 🙏. Unfortunately I had to give away the calathea plants. Our winter is too dry and keeping them moist with constant misting was getting to be too difficult of a task.
I have a Calatheas plant with a LOT of small egg shaped balls (Rhizomes) attached to the roots that I'm trying to grow in fish bowl with water. Is this okay or will it harm (drown) the plant since those little balls already store water? HELP! lol
Hi Jeannie, Calatheas are one of the plants that can root in water and I have seen them sold like that. I would think it would be okay as long as you feed them the nutrients they need as there is no “soil” where they could get nutrients from.
pestsupplycanada.ca/products/safers-3-in-1-spray-rtu-1l Scrape the top 1” of soil and throw away...make sure you wear gloves to prevent spreading to other surfaces. Replace the new soil on the plant. Then use the soap in the link above to spray on the plant and soil. Don’t have to spray too much....a few sprays is all you need. Hope that helps. Ps. You should spray this soap solution outdoors.
You forgot the water conditioning drops or maybe if you have a fish tank you can use fish tank water. my leaves are getting yellow because I learned the hard way that it doesn’t like tap water which contains chlorine and chloramine.
@@TracysHomeGarden thank you very much but I want to know what are the ingredients of miracle gro potting mix? Because it is not available in my country so I'll combine all the ingredients and make mine potting mix :)
Great, great upload ! ❤️❤️❤️ 😊 So simple, yet precise presentation. Thoroughly enjoyed your upload dear. Well done my friend. May God bless you. Accept my warm welcome to my house.❤️
Planting ,propagating plants so nice and beautiful nice tips for beginners
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing the secret of the Spiderplant, never knew they release growhormones when in a glass with another plant, nature is so clever ☺️
You are so welcome! 💚🪴
The Calathea plants are beautiful. I was on the edge of my seat watching you take apart the first plant. The second one seemed to come apart much easier. Free plants are the best! I love all the white containers.
The Rattlesnake plant was a little more rooted in than the Vitatta...so I was trying to be very gentle with it. Thank you for watching Linda....I love white pots as they go easily with any decor.
@@TracysHomeGarden I love the different colored pots also, however, I agree that the white goes with any decor. I started incorporating white and terra cotta pots outdoors.
The terra cotta ages beautiful but they need to be stored in warm location because of our winter and I don’t have space to store them. 😟. As for indoors, I can’t seem to be able to succeed with incorporating them into my interior....yet...still trying to figure it out.
I love this so much. The first plant is my favorite. I did not know plants will form roots with just water. AMAZING! and the spoon 🥄 😂 it wasn't too loud
They do...just take a long time to root...I was editing the video and didn't realize that I was dropping the spoon against the metal bowl a number of times throughout...lol....thank you for watching!
I love gardening..such a beautiful plants to put in a balcony perfect for indoor.
Yes I agree with you! Thank you for watching!
Great video 😊 Nice job 👍 I'll be propagating my calathea this weekend and make a video. Have a great day and happy houseplanting 🌱🌿☺️🤗
I have a few plants too... And when I propagate, I love giving them as gifts!
Me too! I give them to friends & family. ❤️
Dividing plants are do satisfying ..and love the idea of e pots in 1 makes it look fuller .nice to be propagating while in lockdown.hope things get better.
I hope so too! Stay safe!
First comment. So beautiful plant. Thanks for sharing dear friend. Interesting video. Love it. Stay connected. 🔔🕊️
Thank you 👍 so much for watching and your support is greatly appreciated!
Learning about the plants...
You are gentle with the green plants 👌👌
Thank you so much Betty!
I see perfectly what you're doing. great.
Interesting content how to plant and take care the plants I love this plants so beautiful
Thanks for visiting
The moment they divide feels great👍 Super fan- Jerry lol
I was being very gentle...the first "tare" was the best....lol....thank you again Jerry!
They are beautiful plants. I also love plants plants around my house.
Thank you so much for watching! 💚🪴
Thank you so much Tracy, I really really enjoyed watching you propagate those Calathea plants. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too
those are beautiful plants my dear and it is good to propagate
Yes, thank you for watching!
Beautiful plants. I will keep my eye on it next time I go to Lowes. Greetings from Maryland, my friend 🌹🌱🥂
Yes....you will definitely enjoy them! Happy gardening!
Big like👍Beautiful plant Tracy👌🍀,,Nice information 🌿
Thank you so much 😊
Wow amazing 👍
Beautiful plant 😀☘️🌿🌿
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VERY good sharing
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Good sharing you are doing good job very hardworking person😍😍
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I love to see your videos very beautiful plant
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Thank you so much for the tips on how to propagate this beautiful plants. Happy New Year
Thank you 👍 so much for watching! Have a wonderful new year Ana!
Nice informative useful upload thanks for sharing 👌👍❤
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Love watching just because I might do the same thing mine.
Beautiful video.
Thank you very much!
That's good that you are able to get more plants from one. I've never heard of the rattlesnake plant before, but it looks nice.
Thank you 👍 so much for watching!
@@TracysHomeGarden Your welcome
That is so cute! I like the look of small
pots inside the bigger pot.🤗💕 I was laughing to myself when you said that you were talking to yourself. I have the same problem now especially after I’ve done the B&Q tour. I feel like I’m vlogging everywhere and I have to say what I’m doing. Lol!😅🙈🤣 Love the finished look, Tracy!😘🌹❤️
I'm not very comfortable on camera and to be seen talking to it is...lol...actually very "funny". Thanks so much Janelyn! 😊
Good shering dear
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful sharing
Thank you so much 🙂
Good sharing have a nice day ⭐👌💛
Thank you so much! 😀
Thank you for sharing this tip.
Thank you 👍 so much for watching!
Very helpful tips shared...
So nice of you! Thank you!
@@TracysHomeGarden Welcome dear 😊
Thank you so much for putting together another awesome video I always love to see a beautiful plant video you did a great job with this one. Hugs and kisses from grandma Sandy
Thank you Grandma Sandy for watching!
Very nice Fully watched
Thanks for the visit
Happy new year beautiful plants🤗😇
Thank you! Happy new year to you too! Thank you 👍 so much for watching!
Awesome
Thank you for watching!
So pretty.....Tracy!!
Thank you Zaleha! 😊
Thanks for your tips!!!
super loved it, happy new year sis
Thank you! You too!
Hi friends happy new year nice video
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Nice sharing
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Nice video my friend 😀 👍
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So beautiful
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Waow love You plants stay in touch dear
Thank you, I will
Great work 👌👌👌
Thanks for watching
Lovely video! I see that you had an update video in February - any chance you can show an update for April? Thank you! 🙏
Thank you Fernanda! I will update asap! Thanks for watching! 🪴💚
nice video
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I'm not very successful with those kinds of plants😢 Most of mine died on me😭 thanks for sharing.Stay Safe❤
Succulents don’t do well in our house as we don’t have enough sun ☀️....so I know what you mean about some plants don’t do well for us. Thanks 🙏 for watching Marie! 💚🪴
semangat terus,salam sukses..!!
Thank you for watching!
Great video, thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching John!
Does a Calethea like to be potbound? The Ornata I just bought is full of roots, coming out of the bottom. I wanted to split it in two. Would it like it better in a terrarium to achieve the humidity? Nice video.
I think you should definitely divide it into two plants now. In our climate, spring is high in moisture and humidity and so they will definitely rebound much quicker than doing so in the winter when the humidity is too low. Terrarium would definitely be great for them...as I’m constantly spraying them with water to keep them humid in our dried home.
Ps. Try to just gently tease the roots into two parts and not get overly “greedy” like I did and split it into 4. ☺️😬 Although my propagated calatheas are starting to take off now...it literally took them almost 4 months to do so and recoup.
Happy propagating!
@@TracysHomeGarden Thanks. Mine was crazy expensive too and I'm aware that it is not the easiest houseplant to own. It's a difficult project for me.
@@cefcat5733 I did kill a few calatheas in my life time. Aside from their requirement for high humidity (60%+), I think they are not that bad. The only problem...that makes it hard for me is our house has relatively "low" humidity especially during winter...so I have to mist them twice a day. So if you put them in a terrarium...where humidity is high...I think you will be giving them a great start. All the best!
@@TracysHomeGarden For now it is close to some other plants in a saucer of water. We lost one last winter although we tried hard. We also still have a lockdown and you need an actual test to go shop for cool stuff. Dreams are good to have 😊
I’m sorry to hear about your strict lockdown. We are also in lockdown but essential services & garden nurseries with outdoor space are allowed to open with 25% capacity and we are still able to shop. Take care & Keep safe!
great vid. Would love to see an update.
Thank you 🙏. Unfortunately I had to give away the calathea plants. Our winter is too dry and keeping them moist with constant misting was getting to be too difficult of a task.
Can we get updates? Did all the small plants grew? And the one in the water grow?
Thank you for the reminder Almo Nick! It will be coming soon! 🙏
Beautiful
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You have a really caring personality ❤️👏👏💗💋💋💋 keep sharing ❤️ plants are love 💐🌺 all package dn 🙆❤️ stay connected 🤗 pleasee 🙏🏻
Thank you so much 😊
I have a Calatheas plant with a LOT of small egg shaped balls (Rhizomes) attached to the roots that I'm trying to grow in fish bowl with water. Is this okay or will it harm (drown) the plant since those little balls already store water? HELP! lol
Hi Jeannie,
Calatheas are one of the plants that can root in water and I have seen them sold like that. I would think it would be okay as long as you feed them the nutrients they need as there is no “soil” where they could get nutrients from.
my plant get affected by fungus..leaves got dry...what can i do.
pestsupplycanada.ca/products/safers-3-in-1-spray-rtu-1l
Scrape the top 1” of soil and throw away...make sure you wear gloves to prevent spreading to other surfaces. Replace the new soil on the plant. Then use the soap in the link above to spray on the plant and soil. Don’t have to spray too much....a few sprays is all you need. Hope that helps.
Ps. You should spray this soap solution outdoors.
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You forgot the water conditioning drops or maybe if you have a fish tank you can use fish tank water. my leaves are getting yellow because I learned the hard way that it doesn’t like tap water which contains chlorine and chloramine.
Can you please tell your potting mix
Hi Daniyal,
I prefer the Miracle Grow potting mix that’s recommended to reduce fungus knats.
@@TracysHomeGarden thank you very much but I want to know what are the ingredients of miracle gro potting mix? Because it is not available in my country so I'll combine all the ingredients and make mine potting mix :)
Great, great upload ! ❤️❤️❤️ 😊
So simple, yet precise presentation. Thoroughly enjoyed your upload dear. Well done my friend. May God bless you. Accept my warm welcome to my house.❤️
Thank you so much for watching!
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Thank you so much for your support! 😍
youre not supposed to push the soil that much plants cant breath if its too compact.... most specially calatheas they love an airy medium...
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