TO NEW PLANT-LOVING VIEWERS: I am not a plant expert and do not claim to be one! I run a beauty and lifestyle channel, but really enjoy tending to plants in my home, and my subscribers had asked to see a little tour of my houseplants :) Please don't place your expectations of planty-perfectionism on this video! I may not know all the names of my plants, but I love them all the same, and they still bring me a lot of joy, and that's what matters! I absolutely appreciate being informed of the names of those I'm unsure of, as it helps me learn, but please don't be a wet blanket :) If you're feeling annoyed at my plant-ignorance, go tend to your own plant babies as I'm sure they'll make you feel better haha x
I have been so caught up in life that I forgot how I love plants. The pandemic slowed me down and one day I was sitting in my living room it hit me what my life and house was missing. Greenery. I took a cutting from a plant at work as well as an orchid I had at work that was given to me and brought them home. I instantly felt better. Plants are definitely therapeutic.
That's the best part about gardening, you learn that you aren't in control and you learn to be flexible and experiment. I was just telling my hubby that gardening is risk taking behaviour for people who are not adrenaline junkies.
Haha yes I love that!! That’s why it’s so good for an anxious mind! Helps us to realise we can only control our reaction to the situation, not the situation itself!
I try to write short messages but they end up too long. Feel like I could “talk” with you for hours! I have a plant that belonged to someone i knew as a child. He passed away decades ago. His mother kept his plant alive. His sister gave me some of the plant clippings. A living plant that honors someone who has passed. I think there is beauty in that.
Wow, I love this.. my mums house is full of plants and she fell and broke both her ankles 18 months ago and I visit twice a week and see to them. It’s been 9 weeks here in the uk and I’m still not able to visit her... I need to rescue her plants and i have just this second realised it, thanks to you ❤️xx
What an impressive collection. Love the names and the obvious care and joy you take in your plant children. I am also super impressed with how cleverly you and Alex use your space!
The plant in your bathroom is a Peperomia Obtusifolia, or " American baby rubber plant". And the one that looks like your arrowhead is a "pixie arrowhead". ❤ I haven't found one of those yet but I found my Obtusifolia in the grocery store, of all places, just before the virus went crazy. Mine has only been with me about a month and has new shoots on the stems! I am so excited! I love Jonathon. You'll have to give him a hello for me! My girls were impressed that yours grows just as crazy as mine. Hope you and Alex are doing well! Lots of love from Florida! 💖
you are so right, taking care of plants will take you to a different place. Cause you spend more time with taking care of them, that you forget about the problem you having. It's make you want to get more plants in to enjoy life better. I just adore them. I called them my baby.
Came for a plant tour. Got an absolutely beautiful explanation why plants are so important for some people instead. Thanks. Looking forward to see the rest of the video.
My university's bio department is wonderful and during normal operations they give out cuttings of plants once a week to whoever wants them! I've gotten a few plants from them but the only one who's survived is my spider plant, Spooder 😂
So glad to see you struggle with peace lillies too! I read they are super easy to care for but my god they are picky with what they like!! Mine always struggles haha
On Google lens you can point the camera at a plant and it will tell you what it is and give you tips! I love plants and was so excited to see this video!
Gorgeous just gorgeous Arna. I completely agree with everything you said about raising plants. 🙌🏻 That and outdoor gardening saved my life as a kid. I have had indoor plants all my life since I was 15 years old-with the exception of the last 2 years. I truly miss them. Thank you for inspiring me. It’s so interesting how many things we have in common! 🥰 🤗
Love, love, love your staircase area..💕💕💕 also, I totally agree with you on people's list saying low light plants. In my experience all plants need light and haven't survived my minimal lighted bathrooms.
Once a plant has rooted in water it can still be transferred to soil. Many of the water roots will die back or branch into soil roots. The succulent you had was a low light haworthiopsis hence why he didn't like the full sun aspect. Looked very thirsty too. Good luck with your collection. It's great!
It's so sweet how you've named some of your plant children. My Mom used to have lots of plants. It just amazes me how you have gotten them to thrive. Absolutely beautiful!! 💚
I love how you weren’t zooming in on your plants that much I definitely like seeing the whole entire plants instead of just seeing the leaves and the soil up close!
You can definitely still plant the golden pothos/devil's ivy in soil, even if the roots have developed extensively in water. I imagine leca would be a great option as well if you're really nervous.
I didn't think I was into plants before but after seeing yours I think I may enjoy a few. It really makes your home look inviting, happy, clean and fresh. I know that seems an odd description but it's just what came to mind. Your babes are very pretty and I enjoyed this video.
Downstairs bathroom the plant in the corner is a Hoya. The Peace Lilly appears to be root bound. Just replant in a larger pot and it should respond nicely. Love the way you use the plants throughout your home.
I love the way you have little elephant figurines and pots throughout the home. I do the same thing with foxes ☺️ Your plants are looking absolutely wonderful! I love when you share tips too, I find it really helpful with some of the plants I’ve struggled with in my home.
Last week discussing life/plants/perfectionism with a friend after I burned the leaves of a perfect succulent. I decided then that perfection can’t be sustained and the attempt to do so, stresses me. Then realized I enjoy propagating plants from cuttings and raising them and watching them grow. Sometimes I bring home cast off branches i pick up at a garden center, leaves that would otherwise end up in the waste bin. I counted and realized I had over 60 little plants! Wait, is that why they’re called “nurseries”? Nursing little leaves into mighty plants. Hmm
Omgoodness! 😱 I had no idea and bc I was so afraid to even begin to attempt to care for plants bc I thought I would just be a terrible plant mom - I never asked but always wondered! 🤷 Now I know! Thks ladies! 😁
I’ll never get used to finding Aussie UA-camrs lol! I’m Australian myself but I always love hearing the differences between accents across the country, yours is gorgeous! I love your space! It’s so gorgeous and light and your plants all look pretty happy!!
Loved this video, I’ve been waiting for it! I currently have 3 plants that I adore, I’ve been dying for more. I loved seeing your little tricks for hanging them and clipping the vines to the wall with the hooks. I have a plant who is growing quite long and is getting harder and harder to keep from my plant obsessed cat lol. My Calathea (Carrie ☺️) started out stubborn as well but has really started thriving in the last month or so, not as many crispy edges and lots of new babies popping up!
I strongly suggest reading on gardening for kids learning. While it is messy, having something like a small pot of cherry tomato plant project when they're around 4+ yo can teach a ton about where food comes from, how long it takes, how to appreciate the work gone into it, and of course how to care for something that requires maintenance. Gardening as a mental health benefit is also very researched topic. It doesn't mean you need an acre of space, just a couple pots by the window are enough.
I thought the same. I have twin three year olds. Becoming a plant mom was the best thing I’ve done this year. It really helps your house feel more relaxing and it relaxes me to care for them. I even have poisonous plants in my bedroom. I tell my sons that they are my babies and not touch them but to look at them. They love them and help me repot the others. And the help outside with the garden. I love it. But I still say no to pets lol.
@@mrs.s6212 that sounds wonderful! my mother kept a lot of dangerous looking cacti when i was little, there was the common sense to not go touch them :D And I agree on pets, it's not something I want to cate for alongside kids, maybe a hamster, but that's it.
@@vilieto We have a large yard they are allowed to help care for. Definitely not in the house. My children are very active in activities and lessons and remembering to water something in addition to running my business is actually more stressful. We each teach our children in our own way. I'm glad you found something that works for your family!
The second plant is a Pothos n'joy, 6:33 is a pilea glauca, 13:20 is a ficus pumila Variegata (creeping fig), 15:03 is a type of peperomia obtusifolia, 18:33 is another arrowhead plant (syngonium), there are many many varieties of them! Hope this helps!!
Haha, oh gosh, one of my kitties loves eating plants too 😅 I’ve found though that he will leave succulents and plants with thicker leaves alone for the most part. I’ve also been growing him cat grass and he’ll go for that!
Morgan Baldwin Miller get them cat grass! That really helped with my two plant eaters. Apparently if they’re eating your plants they’re craving greens and cat grass is good for them. Most pet stores sell pre-grown ones or you can get seeds and they grow super quick
Now I love you so much. I filled my house with plants. Yes Florida is on a lock down too. United States has the highest rate of corona virus. When I go grocery shopping at Walmart I always pick up a new plant. I leave my house at 7 am to avoid crowds.
Such a beautiful space 😍 inspiring I got into houseplants last year and my collection is growing I needed some ideas this was the perfect video thank you
Birdsnest ferns loveeee potassium! Think banana peels. Chop them up into tiny pieces and pop them in the centre of the plant. Goood stuff xx You could also make a tea out of the banana peels, let it cool and water with that 💜💜
I have fallen in love with the norfolk island pine, I really want it now but I do not have enough light for it. It is time to look for a new place then ahah
The haworthia doesn't like too much sun, but if moved a little further from the window it'll recover quite easily. I love the beautiful display of your plants, very nice pots. And thumbs up for not buying bottled water for plants!
I think the peace lily in the bathroom is making green flowers because it doesn’t get enough light. They usually make green flowers to create more room for chlorophyll (to absorb more light).
I love love loved this video! Your plants are gorgeus and you sounded so happy talking about them. I also got into plants in 2018 and now I have 16 of them. I've definitely learned a lot and it hasn't always been easy since I live in Finland and in winter, there's literally no sunlight and we have to use artificial lights. But I've managed to get (some of) my plants to thrive. Monstera, devil's ivy and rubber plant are my faves, too. 💚 It's not hard to stay indoors nowadays because my plants bring me so much joy. 😊
5:39 is an NJoy pothos aka snow queen epipremnum aureum, This is not the marble queen although both are the same as devil's ivy. The difference is that marble queen has bigger leaves and streaks whereas snow queen has smaller leaves and the variegations are more patterned like melting snow.
@@ArnaAlayneMorton Oh and regarding the succulent on top of the elephant, that's a haworthia. One of its unique traits is that it is one of the few (if not the only) succulents who does not like direct sun. It does well in bright but indirect/no direct sun spaces. Oh yes that's an arrowhead plant! Aka Syngonium. It's actually a vining plant so as it matures it'll start to vine out. I did hear of varieties that have been cultivated to not vine out but not too sure which one you have (if its a vining or non-vining). re your peace lily have you repotted it? Checked the soil? I have a feeling it has a root rot if it looks ill despite being well-taken care of. And the brown tips on it could be because pf the tap water. All my peace lilies have that. They're a bit sensitive to chlorine in the water so it'll be hard to keep them looking spotless unless you use distilled water. the small plant at 15:01 is a pepperomia obtusifloia variegata AKA a baby rubber plant (NOT related to the rubber tree but yes it's called commonly as a rubber plant). The rubber plant is a pepperomia so it behaves like a succulent (but not a succulent). Likes to dry out from top to bottom before you water them. Roots are very delicate so be careful not to overwater. I let mine dry out like bone dry before watering because its stems and leaves are thick and capable of holding so much water like succulents and snake plants do. The rubber tree is a ficus elastica. The one you have in your bedroom on that $40 planter is called a robusta. It has green leaves and is the closest cultivar to the original rubber tree in nature (native to india i believe).
Your Peacock Plant (fyi it's called a Calathea Makoyana) did not have a pest making its leaves sticky. That was a watering issue. Most people waaaaay overwater or underwater these plants, but they really just need to dry out to about 70% between waterings. If this was getting too dry, then saturated, you'd get the sticky leaves. Just an fyi. Also, "Devil's Ivy" = Pothos (or more properly Epipremnum).
Hello! I found your channel through your video with Jessica recently. I share your passion about plants and can see they bring you a lot of joy! I also love when you call your plants floofy. This video makes me happy.
My husband is the green thumb in our family and I only got interested in plants 🌱 in the last year. My favorite is a Christmas cactus 🌵 which has the most incredible bright pink double blooms right now. It’s only supposed to bloom around Christmas time but this plant blooms at least 2 times a year🙈 You have a beautiful selection of plants and they do bring us joy and now with the quarantine love my plants even more💝 Thanks for sharing 🌱🌵🌹
For your aluminum plant from my experience mine did the same thing and I decided to repot it to find it had these dark mushy roots from root rot! I had to cut back the roots and put it in water to regrow and now he's settling into some new roots!
You have a beautiful home and gorgeous plant babies! I have struggled with our water turning the edges brown and also do not want to purchase bottled water for the plants because environment. A good trick is to let the water sit in your watering can for at least a day to allow the chemicals it has been treated with to evaporate off. Great to put the can in an area that has plants that can use a little additional humidity too! The plants seem to love it all!
TO NEW PLANT-LOVING VIEWERS: I am not a plant expert and do not claim to be one! I run a beauty and lifestyle channel, but really enjoy tending to plants in my home, and my subscribers had asked to see a little tour of my houseplants :)
Please don't place your expectations of planty-perfectionism on this video! I may not know all the names of my plants, but I love them all the same, and they still bring me a lot of joy, and that's what matters! I absolutely appreciate being informed of the names of those I'm unsure of, as it helps me learn, but please don't be a wet blanket :) If you're feeling annoyed at my plant-ignorance, go tend to your own plant babies as I'm sure they'll make you feel better haha x
Arna Alayne 😆😆
Your home is amazing.! Hopefully one day I can grow as many plants as you have.! 😍 Lots of love from India! Take care..
I've learned a lot more about houseplants through your channel, to be honest, and you've made me want to get some house plants for myself!
Study plant name also as it is a thrill.Then our hobby becomes more successful and enjoyable.
Don’t feel bad. My Peace Lily is sad. I’m trying super hard to save it🤞🏾
I have been so caught up in life that I forgot how I love plants. The pandemic slowed me down and one day I was sitting in my living room it hit me what my life and house was missing. Greenery. I took a cutting from a plant at work as well as an orchid I had at work that was given to me and brought them home. I instantly felt better. Plants are definitely therapeutic.
That’s so great to hear!!
Yes, plants helped me get out of my own head and softened my home , so well said
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“As opposed to a pet or a child...”
WELL THAT ESCALATED QUICKLY
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I thought the same thing!! 😭😭
ROFL!!!
Really
I’ve never laughed so much at a comment lol
Your house is wonderful, so light, so well kept, no clutter. The plants are gorgeous
🥰🥰 thank you so much!! Xx
Is your name actually Soleil?
@@Suburbanoasis no, it's not
@@ArnaAlayneMorton the one in ur bathroom is a peperomia obtusifolia
agree! I like white background, too
That's the best part about gardening, you learn that you aren't in control and you learn to be flexible and experiment. I was just telling my hubby that gardening is risk taking behaviour for people who are not adrenaline junkies.
Haha yes I love that!! That’s why it’s so good for an anxious mind! Helps us to realise we can only control our reaction to the situation, not the situation itself!
👆👆that’s why it’s a great hobby for recovering perfectionists like me
I love your plant so much.
I try to write short messages but they end up too long. Feel like I could “talk” with you for hours!
I have a plant that belonged to someone i knew as a child. He passed away decades ago. His mother kept his plant alive. His sister gave me some of the plant clippings. A living plant that honors someone who has passed. I think there is beauty in that.
Oh that memory plant sounds amazing! I love that!
Wow, I love this.. my mums house is full of plants and she fell and broke both her ankles 18 months ago and I visit twice a week and see to them. It’s been 9 weeks here in the uk and I’m still not able to visit her... I need to rescue her plants and i have just this second realised it, thanks to you ❤️xx
What an impressive collection. Love the names and the obvious care and joy you take in your plant children. I am also super impressed with how cleverly you and Alex use your space!
🥰🥰 thank you!! We’ve got years of experience living in small apartments haha you tend to get use to finding secret space savers 😉😉
The plant in your bathroom is a Peperomia Obtusifolia, or " American baby rubber plant". And the one that looks like your arrowhead is a "pixie arrowhead". ❤ I haven't found one of those yet but I found my Obtusifolia in the grocery store, of all places, just before the virus went crazy. Mine has only been with me about a month and has new shoots on the stems! I am so excited! I love Jonathon. You'll have to give him a hello for me! My girls were impressed that yours grows just as crazy as mine. Hope you and Alex are doing well! Lots of love from Florida! 💖
Hello 🥰 oh that’s such a cute name for that plant!! Love 🙌🏻 hope you’re well too x
you are so right, taking care of plants will take you to a different place. Cause you spend more time with taking care of them, that you forget about the problem you having. It's make you want to get more plants in to enjoy life better. I just adore them. I called them my baby.
Beautiful variety of plants! Love how much natural light your living space has
🥰🥰 that’s why we love this apartment!! Xx
Came for a plant tour. Got an absolutely beautiful explanation why plants are so important for some people instead. Thanks. Looking forward to see the rest of the video.
🥰🌿 glad you liked it! Hope you enjoyed my little tour x
My university's bio department is wonderful and during normal operations they give out cuttings of plants once a week to whoever wants them! I've gotten a few plants from them but the only one who's survived is my spider plant, Spooder 😂
😱😱 that’s so amazing!! Spooder - what a cute name 🥰
What a dream to have a window in the toilet and lots of plants 😍
Although I'm not an indoor plant person myself, looking at your house full of plants makes me feel so calm!
🌿🥰 one of my favourite reasons for owning them! They’re very calming x
I think plants have saul as well , they are growing well cause they can feel ur love and ur care about each .
Well done 👏
I agree with everything u said. My plants really make me happy.
Your second plant is a pothos n' joy
the 3rd is pilea glaucophylla! My favourite, mine is 1.5 metres long! They grow so very quickly :)
I thought it was a pearls N jade? I have n joy and it looks a little different
Yep!
IM SO GLAD SOMEONE SAID IT I WAS ABOUT TO
I love how bright your house is. You're so lucky! My house is like a dark dungeon 😔 My plants have to fight over 2 windows
😭 you might need to embrace the cosy vibes and decorate with furs and candles 🥰
U can try putting up grow lights 😊
So glad to see you struggle with peace lillies too! I read they are super easy to care for but my god they are picky with what they like!! Mine always struggles haha
Haha and yet I can handle Fiddle Leaf Figs just fine 😅🌿
Alix King i agree my peace lily is not "easy"
Bottom water they love it
Second the bottom water! Mine hate being watered from the top!
@@MrJClover2 huh interesting! I'll give it a shot
This is my favorite house plant tour. Girl, keeping it real. I love it!
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On Google lens you can point the camera at a plant and it will tell you what it is and give you tips! I love plants and was so excited to see this video!
This is why I love technology 😍🌿🙌🏻
Are you serious? I've never heard of that.
Omg I am going to try this .THANK YOU !
This is the best house plant decor that I have seen after seeing many video! You have got great taste!
Thank you!!
I love how you say pest. "Pissst"
I was like 🤔🤔 yea 😏 accurate.
Haha it’s my Kiwi accent 🤣 our E’s sound like I’s and our I’s sounds like U’s 😅
Gorgeous just gorgeous Arna. I completely agree with everything you said about raising plants. 🙌🏻 That and outdoor gardening saved my life as a kid. I have had indoor plants all my life since I was 15 years old-with the exception of the last 2 years. I truly miss them. Thank you for inspiring me. It’s so interesting how many things we have in common! 🥰 🤗
Thank you so much!! you're most welcome :)
Love, love, love your staircase area..💕💕💕 also, I totally agree with you on people's list saying low light plants. In my experience all plants need light and haven't survived my minimal lighted bathrooms.
Thank you!! Xx
I enjoy your plant tour so much in a cold winter Melbourne day , feeling warmer to watch all those cute plants . Tks for sharing ❤️👌😊
what you said about learning from plants is so accurate! really enjoyed the tour :-)
Thanks!! Xx
Once a plant has rooted in water it can still be transferred to soil. Many of the water roots will die back or branch into soil roots.
The succulent you had was a low light haworthiopsis hence why he didn't like the full sun aspect. Looked very thirsty too. Good luck with your collection. It's great!
Your home is so cool! I absolutely love how the plants transform the space. Beautiful
🥰🥰 thank you!!!
It's so sweet how you've named some of your plant children. My Mom used to have lots of plants. It just amazes me how you have gotten them to thrive. Absolutely beautiful!! 💚
🥰🌿 thank you!!
I love how you weren’t zooming in on your plants that much I definitely like seeing the whole entire plants instead of just seeing the leaves and the soil up close!
Glad to hear :)
You can definitely still plant the golden pothos/devil's ivy in soil, even if the roots have developed extensively in water. I imagine leca would be a great option as well if you're really nervous.
I didn't think I was into plants before but after seeing yours I think I may enjoy a few. It really makes your home look inviting, happy, clean and fresh. I know that seems an odd description but it's just what came to mind. Your babes are very pretty and I enjoyed this video.
🥰🥰 I think everyone can benefit from a plant or two in their home!! 🌿
Downstairs bathroom the plant in the corner is a Hoya. The Peace Lilly appears to be root bound. Just replant in a larger pot and it should respond nicely. Love the way you use the plants throughout your home.
I love the way you have little elephant figurines and pots throughout the home. I do the same thing with foxes ☺️
Your plants are looking absolutely wonderful! I love when you share tips too, I find it really helpful with some of the plants I’ve struggled with in my home.
Thank you!! Glad I can help 🥰
Girl! I looooove foxes too!!! I started collecting them as salt and pepper shakers because they’re the perfect size 🥰
Really enjoyed seeing all of your plants. I love plants and am slowly acquiring more.
The second plant, beside monstera, it's a pothos njoy ;)
🥰 thank you! Xx
What’s the third?! Lol I really want it.
@@JBoog-hk4cj it looks like a peperomia ruby cascade but I'm not sure
Love this! What an awesome collection :)
Thanks 🥰
The one you think is a rubber plant in the bathroom at 15:15 is a variegated perpperomia obtusafolia :)
Your plant decor is gorgeous! I'm somewhat new to the plant addict club and I found this video very therapeutic ;) Thanks for sharing your home!
You’re so welcome! Glad you enjoyed x
You know we all love looking at your plants almost as much as your make up 😅😅😅 you have such a cute and cozy home, thanks for sharing again 💓
Haha they all bring me lots of joy 🌿🌱🍃
IT. IS. NICE. TO MEET THEM ALL!!
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Last week discussing life/plants/perfectionism with a friend after I burned the leaves of a perfect succulent. I decided then that perfection can’t be sustained and the attempt to do so, stresses me. Then realized I enjoy propagating plants from cuttings and raising them and watching them grow. Sometimes I bring home cast off branches i pick up at a garden center, leaves that would otherwise end up in the waste bin. I counted and realized I had over 60 little plants! Wait, is that why they’re called “nurseries”? Nursing little leaves into mighty plants. Hmm
YES!! That IS why they’re called nurseries 🥰 small baby plants nurtured into adult plants!!
Omgoodness! 😱 I had no idea and bc I was so afraid to even begin to attempt to care for plants bc I thought I would just be a terrible plant mom - I never asked but always wondered! 🤷 Now I know! Thks ladies! 😁
I’ll never get used to finding Aussie UA-camrs lol! I’m Australian myself but I always love hearing the differences between accents across the country, yours is gorgeous! I love your space! It’s so gorgeous and light and your plants all look pretty happy!!
🥰🥰 thanks!! I’m a Kiwi living in Australia, so my accent will be a little different 😝
Loved this video, I’ve been waiting for it! I currently have 3 plants that I adore, I’ve been dying for more. I loved seeing your little tricks for hanging them and clipping the vines to the wall with the hooks. I have a plant who is growing quite long and is getting harder and harder to keep from my plant obsessed cat lol. My Calathea (Carrie ☺️) started out stubborn as well but has really started thriving in the last month or so, not as many crispy edges and lots of new babies popping up!
You are really certified plantita, lucky having a green thumbs 💚🍀👍😍
That varigated Devils ivey goes by the name of marble queen pothos. The one that was in your bedroom i think his name was Jonathan.
Yes!! He really is a Queen haha
@@ArnaAlayneMorton all of the ones you said were devils ivy were a type of pothos. golden pothos in your bedroom and hall
honestly i have so much respect for her that she will go through her comments and like them, i feel like most creators don’t do that
Thanks lovely x
I have two small kids to keep alive I honestly couldn't care for another living thing, dog or plant. I did however, enjoy this video.
Haha love that!! Thank you x
I strongly suggest reading on gardening for kids learning. While it is messy, having something like a small pot of cherry tomato plant project when they're around 4+ yo can teach a ton about where food comes from, how long it takes, how to appreciate the work gone into it, and of course how to care for something that requires maintenance. Gardening as a mental health benefit is also very researched topic. It doesn't mean you need an acre of space, just a couple pots by the window are enough.
I thought the same. I have twin three year olds. Becoming a plant mom was the best thing I’ve done this year. It really helps your house feel more relaxing and it relaxes me to care for them. I even have poisonous plants in my bedroom. I tell my sons that they are my babies and not touch them but to look at them. They love them and help me repot the others. And the help outside with the garden. I love it. But I still say no to pets lol.
@@mrs.s6212 that sounds wonderful! my mother kept a lot of dangerous looking cacti when i was little, there was the common sense to not go touch them :D And I agree on pets, it's not something I want to cate for alongside kids, maybe a hamster, but that's it.
@@vilieto We have a large yard they are allowed to help care for. Definitely not in the house. My children are very active in activities and lessons and remembering to water something in addition to running my business is actually more stressful. We each teach our children in our own way. I'm glad you found something that works for your family!
I think this is the best natural house I have ever seen you 💞😍✨💞😍
Ohhhh your Orbifolia 😍😍😍 I’ve been wanting one in my home for agesss but I only see them in tiny 7cm pots lol
🥰🥰 thanks!! I got this guy at a big plant warehouse sale!!
I have some for sale i have regular and marbled hit me up ill send u one
Karima mckimmie i have a few ill sell u hit me up
I love the way your plants bring life and energy into your home. What a beautiful selection!
Thank you so much!!
5:45 Pothos (Devil's Ivy) 😊 The size of the leaves depends on how much water, sun it gets.
This video is so beautiful. Thank you for the words before showing us them. I really enjoyed this :)
This made me want to be a plant mama 😢 I just weeded my garden but I think I should have just started indoors 🤔
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@@ArnaAlayneMorton are your trailing plants Devil's Ivy or pothos...i mean ate they the same varieties....???
Are they the same varieties???
Love the way you decorate your home with green life🥰 inspiring
The second plant is a Pothos n'joy, 6:33 is a pilea glauca, 13:20 is a ficus pumila Variegata (creeping fig), 15:03 is a type of peperomia obtusifolia, 18:33 is another arrowhead plant (syngonium), there are many many varieties of them! Hope this helps!!
Wow so helpful!! You’re clearly a Plant Lover xx
I LOVE how your Chinese Money Plant hangs, it's a dream of mine! Looks stunning!
Thanks xx
Ugh peace Lilly’s are my hardest plant to figure out as well 😩
Like your analogy of being a plant parent. Feel the same way!!! Looking forward to your future videos.
I like that intro about plants not being perfect like humans
Thanks for sharing. Fellow plant mama here.. My love for plants grew nore after watching this.
Awww yay!! Thank you 🌿
Devil’s ivy is actually variegated pothos
Devil’s Ivy is the common name for it, Pothos is part of it’s scientific name ;)
Gorgeous house, plants super healthy, and a good decorator with plants and furniture
Your peace lily needs more light. N may be root bound
Oh ok!! Thank you for the help x
Fascinating, indoor plant 🍀 collection.....
God I wish my cat wasn't into eating plants....
😭 I really feel for cat owners who also love plants ☹️
Haha, oh gosh, one of my kitties loves eating plants too 😅 I’ve found though that he will leave succulents and plants with thicker leaves alone for the most part. I’ve also been growing him cat grass and he’ll go for that!
Morgan Baldwin Miller get them cat grass! That really helped with my two plant eaters. Apparently if they’re eating your plants they’re craving greens and cat grass is good for them. Most pet stores sell pre-grown ones or you can get seeds and they grow super quick
Your house is so cool. You have plenty of plants and they're all gorgeous.
Thank you!!
the second plant you showed is a “pearls & jade” pothos!
Thanks 🥰
Now I love you so much. I filled my house with plants. Yes Florida is on a lock down too. United States has the highest rate of corona virus. When I go grocery shopping at Walmart I always pick up a new plant. I leave my house at 7 am to avoid crowds.
🥰🥰 that’s great you can pick up plants on your grocery shop! And yes my heart is breaking for the USA right now 😞
Such a beautiful space 😍 inspiring I got into houseplants last year and my collection is growing I needed some ideas this was the perfect video thank you
I love your house plants I only own 20 indoor house plants 🪴 but I want more it’s so addicting lol plants make me feel 😊
Love this. I also gor into plants in 2018, now sitting with about 50 and many many propagated babies... they are beautiful.
🥰🥰 gorgeous!! Congrats xx
@@ArnaAlayneMorton i just cant seen keep an aluminum either, I'm up to 2 casualties and can't bring myself to try again..
Birdsnest ferns loveeee potassium! Think banana peels. Chop them up into tiny pieces and pop them in the centre of the plant. Goood stuff xx
You could also make a tea out of the banana peels, let it cool and water with that 💜💜
Oooooh perfect! I’ll definitely make a little banana tea for it!
absolute goals
Thanks 🥰🌿
I have fallen in love with the norfolk island pine, I really want it now but I do not have enough light for it. It is time to look for a new place then ahah
Yeyy new video thank you😃💕☺️
You’re most welcome 🥰🥰
Nice display. Clean and neat space. The peace lily plant isn't happy there. You may consider to change its spot .
Oh beautiful ! I just love your plant collection 🥰
The haworthia doesn't like too much sun, but if moved a little further from the window it'll recover quite easily.
I love the beautiful display of your plants, very nice pots.
And thumbs up for not buying bottled water for plants!
Hey girl, you should get the plantsnap app!! You take pics of your plant and it tell you what kind it is!💗
Yes I have since haha thank you x
Wow, nice place and nice presetation.
So beautiful. Congratulations.
I think the peace lily in the bathroom is making green flowers because it doesn’t get enough light. They usually make green flowers to create more room for chlorophyll (to absorb more light).
I am so drawn to Ruby! 🥰 So cute to see all your plant babies! 🌿
🥰🥰 isn’t she gorgeous! Thank you 🌿
Good plants tour, they all looks so gorgeous 👏💕💕
I love love loved this video! Your plants are gorgeus and you sounded so happy talking about them. I also got into plants in 2018 and now I have 16 of them. I've definitely learned a lot and it hasn't always been easy since I live in Finland and in winter, there's literally no sunlight and we have to use artificial lights. But I've managed to get (some of) my plants to thrive. Monstera, devil's ivy and rubber plant are my faves, too. 💚 It's not hard to stay indoors nowadays because my plants bring me so much joy. 😊
Wonderful!! Yes, the grow lights are a very good idea for those near the poles!! Xx
5:39 is an NJoy pothos aka snow queen epipremnum aureum, This is not the marble queen although both are the same as devil's ivy.
The difference is that marble queen has bigger leaves and streaks whereas snow queen has smaller leaves and the variegations are more patterned like melting snow.
Thank you so much for the helpful explanation :)
@@ArnaAlayneMorton Oh and regarding the succulent on top of the elephant, that's a haworthia. One of its unique traits is that it is one of the few (if not the only) succulents who does not like direct sun. It does well in bright but indirect/no direct sun spaces. Oh yes that's an arrowhead plant! Aka Syngonium. It's actually a vining plant so as it matures it'll start to vine out. I did hear of varieties that have been cultivated to not vine out but not too sure which one you have (if its a vining or non-vining).
re your peace lily have you repotted it? Checked the soil? I have a feeling it has a root rot if it looks ill despite being well-taken care of. And the brown tips on it could be because pf the tap water. All my peace lilies have that. They're a bit sensitive to chlorine in the water so it'll be hard to keep them looking spotless unless you use distilled water.
the small plant at 15:01 is a pepperomia obtusifloia variegata AKA a baby rubber plant (NOT related to the rubber tree but yes it's called commonly as a rubber plant). The rubber plant is a pepperomia so it behaves like a succulent (but not a succulent). Likes to dry out from top to bottom before you water them. Roots are very delicate so be careful not to overwater. I let mine dry out like bone dry before watering because its stems and leaves are thick and capable of holding so much water like succulents and snake plants do.
The rubber tree is a ficus elastica. The one you have in your bedroom on that $40 planter is called a robusta. It has green leaves and is the closest cultivar to the original rubber tree in nature (native to india i believe).
Woqoowowow!I love it so much.😍😍😍😍
Love your collection ❤️🌿 beautiful collection. I agree plants are keeping me sane right now
Thank you 🥰🌿
if you use a macrame hanger for jonathan you can have a saucer underneath in the hanger and have the pot on top of it all in the hanger
Yes I just got a hanging planter for him x
Your Peacock Plant (fyi it's called a Calathea Makoyana) did not have a pest making its leaves sticky.
That was a watering issue. Most people waaaaay overwater or underwater these plants, but they really just need to dry out to about 70% between waterings. If this was getting too dry, then saturated, you'd get the sticky leaves.
Just an fyi. Also, "Devil's Ivy" = Pothos (or more properly Epipremnum).
The marble marking plant (in a white pot with black birds) is N'Joy potho.
Hello! I found your channel through your video with Jessica recently. I share your passion about plants and can see they bring you a lot of joy! I also love when you call your plants floofy. This video makes me happy.
Thank you!! Haha yes the ferns are particularly floofy!! Glad you're a plant lover too :D
Wow! Your fiddle lead is stunning!! All your plants are stunning 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you!! 🌿🌿
My husband is the green thumb in our family and I only got interested in plants 🌱 in the last year. My favorite is a Christmas cactus 🌵 which has the most incredible bright pink double blooms right now. It’s only supposed to bloom around Christmas time but this plant blooms at least 2 times a year🙈 You have a beautiful selection of plants and they do bring us joy and now with the quarantine love my plants even more💝 Thanks for sharing 🌱🌵🌹
Oh that’s so lovely! You’re most welcome 🌿🍃🌱
For your aluminum plant from my experience mine did the same thing and I decided to repot it to find it had these dark mushy roots from root rot! I had to cut back the roots and put it in water to regrow and now he's settling into some new roots!
You have a beautiful home and gorgeous plant babies! I have struggled with our water turning the edges brown and also do not want to purchase bottled water for the plants because environment. A good trick is to let the water sit in your watering can for at least a day to allow the chemicals it has been treated with to evaporate off. Great to put the can in an area that has plants that can use a little additional humidity too! The plants seem to love it all!
Such a great tip!! Thank you 🥰🥰