Welcome back! Hope you have been well. We missed seeing you. So happy to see your 2023 House Plant Tour! It’s a lot of work to put a full house plant tour together and we appreciate it. 🥰. Thank you for sharing your lovely plants with us. Happy growing! 👌🪴🥰
Hi! Just a quick tip: wrap the new leaves in damp paper towel. It will help with humidity around the leaves and it will help to unfurl completely. Secondly, feel free to cut the empty runners on philodendrons. After some time the plant will start producing the leaves for you. 👌💚😊
I just found your video and I'm enjoying the tour. It's so fun to see how folks display their plants. I love your home colors, too 👌! As for your schefflera, I would definitely treat for spider mites, even if you never see them. Schefflera almost always end up with spider mites. Those curled baby leaves are screaming bug damage. I just won't even buy schefflera anymore (same for English Ivy!). Happy plantings 💚💚💚!
Nice to see you back again. Lovely plant collection and new home. The video sounds like is a voice over or something then back to normal? Your bed frame looks like wildfern’s channel one. Where you are also hanging plants. I am getting into more Hoya’s now. I only keep plants in my sitting room and kitchen. Unfortunately my bathroom has no windows which i hate that it doesn’t only have artificial plants there. Also i don’t like sleeping with plants in my bedroom.
Your Branti is beautiful! Mine is on the struggle bus since I have owned it! 3 leaves...trust me yours is beautiful :) happy you have a house....we rent a house and with the crazy market here in MN we may stay stuck! Love that you got lots of windows too! So happy your posting....I always loved your channel! Thanks for the tour :)
Good Morning. Thank you for the tour. In my experience, rubber trees need a lot of light. I think your tineke/Ruby need a bit more light and since it looks like it is a mature plant in a big pot you should water it only when the bottom leaves starts to soften. Misting the top now and then will do it some good as well.
So happy to see you again. Excellent video. Sometimes philo leaves don't unfurl properly because they lack humidity. At least that's been my experience. Try putting it by a humidifier or on a tray of pebbles/water.
38:00 if the roots are growing out from underneath, what I do is put a base of coconut fiber (coco liner) on the bottom. This also helps retain the substrate. They are pretty inexpensive at lowes and one liner can be used multiple times depending on size of pot
Hallo i am you newest follower, i will be leaving random comments as you channel grow. i do bonsai, cacti, caudex and other wierdos so i know allmost notthing about tropical leafy plants.
Brand new to your channel, and it would be great if you could put those time cuts in the timeline on the vid. That way if I'm not interested in a plant like the marble pothos I can move forward easily without missing too much.
Just saw your "Brandy" philodendron. You're not the problem! "Brandys" are hateful little plants. Ask other plant people and you'll hear the same. 👍Yours actually looks pretty good. Prepare to say goodbye to it and buy a grateful plant that will love you back😂! (Like your neon pothos!) (Of course, you may find the secret to it, so good luck🍀!)
Okay, last comment! Your potting mix probably needs way more pumice or perlite, or coco CHUNKS. You seem to be a heavy waterer, so your substrate needs to be MUCH more airy. Many of your plants are unforgiving of overwatering (peperomia, begonia, string of turtles, pilea, arrow plants, etc.) Surprisingly, most houseplants will thrive in a "chunkier" WELL-DRAINING potting mix because we all overwater. You can pot almost all houseplants in it (except cactus, gasteria, haworthia, and most euphorbia. They need more minerals.) All philodendron do great in a chunky mix! So do arrow plants. Peace lilies are an exception. They need moist soil. I'm a heavy waterer, too, and learned about this the hard way (I killed a lot of plants at the beginning!) Just look up "aroid mix" for a good recipe. I SWEAR it's a game changer for keeping houseplants! P.S. Calathea are one of THE MOST difficult type of houseplants. You need humidifiers to keep them happy. Definitely worth the money if you want calathea. Bye again! Sorry to over share.
Hello, I have had my Monstera Deliciosa since Feb 2020 in a 6in & repotted March 2022 in a 8in. These beauties absolutely have to have high light & will appreciate morn. sun ( only) at times. This is vital to get leaf fenestration. I live in wintery OH. & just had a leaf unfurl & a sm. one forming. I get fenestration but haven't as of yet got a full leaf fenestration with holes. Thats what I'm thriving for. I also give it plenty of humidity , worm casting in the soil. Its beautiful & healthy. Hope that helps..Thank U
@@thepetiteplant I struggled with mine for 6 months before adding grow lights over it. It’s growing like crazy. It puts out 3 new leaves every 6 weeks or so.
hey do you have a link for the stand with the light for thatspecific one on your piano? i wanted to buy it, with the stand with it hanging sitting on your piano just how you have it in the video. how do i buy it to put it like how you have it? thanks! love your video.
I guess to each their own. I have 10 varieties of calathea. Never had a humidifier, and I never use distilled water. I treat my water, and make sure it sits for 24 hours before I use. I also live in dry Canada. I don’t agree that Calathea are a finicky plant. Mine are thriving- my ctenanthe Burl-Marx is flowering as we speak!! Don’t let people yuck your yum!!!!!
My calathea are pretty hit or miss! I’ve had the same calathea in different houses but with the exact same care and some thrive while others just coast. Impossible to tell sometimes! Love when they flower though💕
Ikea! Yeah it’s been great! Doesn’t come with the little wooden board things to support the mattress when I bought it though so I had to order them separately!
I think the main issue with your plant's is not enough light. I have watched your entire video and room by room, your house just looks very dark even the rooms you say are bright... At least on this video. Many of the plants you claim you don't know what it wants, I think it's light. As for your calatheas-maranta, prayer plants, it's humidity. They require more moisture than other plants and they are also sensitive to certain water conditions that some people recommend ditching tap water all together and use distilled, filtered or rain water if you can get it. This has me , myself concerned because the water where I live is hard with a lot of mineral deposits-not what calatheas like nor tolerate and I have just recently picked up several varieties of them... probably not the wisest decision. Well it is what it is.
Some of my plants definitely could use more light! But my house is brighter than it appears in the video, I just filmed later in the day when the sun was basically already set haha. And my house actually has decent humidity! I’ve changed up conditions on some of my calathea and they’re doing much better!
But why do keep house plants when you kinda just let them die and just “enjoy them” while they are literally struggling? I know, plants can’t feel, but we should still have respect for nature/living things.
I try my best to make each plant thrive and the ones that are struggling are the ones that just aren’t doing well despite my best efforts. I’ve had many plants actually thrive off of the “neglect” approach so if what I do clearly isn’t making the plant happy I try to go all the way back to basics
And mean comments. Offer useful information that can help her. Everyone is a beginner in the beginning of their plant journey. We all do better when we know better.
Welcome back! Hope you have been well. We missed seeing you. So happy to see your 2023 House Plant Tour! It’s a lot of work to put a full house plant tour together and we appreciate it. 🥰. Thank you for sharing your lovely plants with us. Happy growing! 👌🪴🥰
Thank you so much!
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Great lighting and presentation❤
I told myself I'm not getting any more plants, but here I am getting ideas
oh my gosh, i’m so happy to see you posting again!! i love everything that you have done with your new home 🫶🏻🌿
Thank you so much!!
Glad to have you back!
Thank you!
Totally in love with your pot choice 🍀
Thank you!!
Hi! Just a quick tip: wrap the new leaves in damp paper towel. It will help with humidity around the leaves and it will help to unfurl completely. Secondly, feel free to cut the empty runners on philodendrons. After some time the plant will start producing the leaves for you. 👌💚😊
Yay! You're back! So glad to see you here
Thanks!!
You're back. 💞💞💞
Omg.. I missed your videos so much!!! So glad to have you back!
Thank you so much! Glad to be back
You're back! Glad to see you upload again!
I am! Thanks for the support!
I just found your video and I'm enjoying the tour. It's so fun to see how folks display their plants. I love your home colors, too 👌!
As for your schefflera, I would definitely treat for spider mites, even if you never see them. Schefflera almost always end up with spider mites. Those curled baby leaves are screaming bug damage.
I just won't even buy schefflera anymore (same for English Ivy!).
Happy plantings 💚💚💚!
A beautiful plant tour,👍
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Thank you!!
Nice to see you back again. Lovely plant collection and new home. The video sounds like is a voice over or something then back to normal? Your bed frame looks like wildfern’s channel one. Where you are also hanging plants. I am getting into more Hoya’s now. I only keep plants in my sitting room and kitchen. Unfortunately my bathroom has no windows which i hate that it doesn’t only have artificial plants there. Also i don’t like sleeping with plants in my bedroom.
So glad to see you back! Missed your planty videos 😊
Yay! Thank you!
Wow nice plant
Thanks!
Your Branti is beautiful! Mine is on the struggle bus since I have owned it! 3 leaves...trust me yours is beautiful :) happy you have a house....we rent a house and with the crazy market here in MN we may stay stuck! Love that you got lots of windows too! So happy your posting....I always loved your channel! Thanks for the tour :)
Thank you so much!
Good Morning. Thank you for the tour.
In my experience, rubber trees need a lot of light. I think your tineke/Ruby need a bit more light and since it looks like it is a mature plant in a big pot you should water it only when the bottom leaves starts to soften. Misting the top now and then will do it some good as well.
Your collection is amazing 🤩
Thank you!! 😁
Yay so happy to see you uploading again! Very nice house too! 🏡🪴💖
Thank you!! 😊
So happy to see you again. Excellent video. Sometimes philo leaves don't unfurl properly because they lack humidity. At least that's been my experience. Try putting it by a humidifier or on a tray of pebbles/water.
Thanks for the tips!
38:00 if the roots are growing out from underneath, what I do is put a base of coconut fiber (coco liner) on the bottom. This also helps retain the substrate. They are pretty inexpensive at lowes and one liner can be used multiple times depending on size of pot
That’s so smart!
Hallo i am you newest follower, i will be leaving random comments as you channel grow.
i do bonsai, cacti, caudex and other wierdos so i know allmost notthing about tropical leafy plants.
love your channel, what camera, lense do you use?
Brand new to your channel, and it would be great if you could put those time cuts in the timeline on the vid. That way if I'm not interested in a plant like the marble pothos I can move forward easily without missing too much.
Just saw your "Brandy" philodendron. You're not the problem! "Brandys" are hateful little plants. Ask other plant people and you'll hear the same.
👍Yours actually looks pretty good.
Prepare to say goodbye to it and buy a grateful plant that will love you back😂! (Like your neon pothos!)
(Of course, you may find the secret to it, so good luck🍀!)
Okay, last comment!
Your potting mix probably needs way more pumice or perlite, or coco CHUNKS. You seem to be a heavy waterer, so your substrate needs to be MUCH more airy.
Many of your plants are unforgiving of overwatering (peperomia, begonia, string of turtles, pilea, arrow plants, etc.)
Surprisingly, most houseplants will thrive in a "chunkier" WELL-DRAINING potting mix because we all overwater.
You can pot almost all houseplants in it (except cactus, gasteria, haworthia, and most euphorbia. They need more minerals.) All philodendron do great in a chunky mix! So do arrow plants.
Peace lilies are an exception. They need moist soil.
I'm a heavy waterer, too, and learned about this the hard way (I killed a lot of plants at the beginning!)
Just look up "aroid mix" for a good recipe. I SWEAR it's a game changer for keeping houseplants!
P.S. Calathea are one of THE MOST difficult type of houseplants. You need humidifiers to keep them happy. Definitely worth the money if you want calathea.
Bye again! Sorry to over share.
I agree, that's why I don't have one in my collection.
Your Neon is the prettiest Iv'e seen! Love it :) I struggle with all Monstera :(
Thanks so much! And I’m glad to know I’m not alone lol
Hi! Did you happen to upload a video regarding finance and purchasing a house?
Hello, I have had my Monstera Deliciosa since Feb 2020 in a 6in & repotted March 2022 in a 8in. These beauties absolutely have to have high light & will appreciate morn. sun ( only) at times. This is vital to get leaf fenestration. I live in wintery OH. & just had a leaf unfurl & a sm. one forming. I get fenestration but haven't as of yet got a full leaf fenestration with holes. Thats what I'm thriving for. I also give it plenty of humidity , worm casting in the soil. Its beautiful & healthy. Hope that helps..Thank U
Good to know! So it seems like lighting is a big part of it!
@@thepetiteplant I struggled with mine for 6 months before adding grow lights over it. It’s growing like crazy. It puts out 3 new leaves every 6 weeks or so.
hey do you have a link for the stand with the light for thatspecific one on your piano? i wanted to buy it, with the stand with it hanging sitting on your piano just how you have it in the video. how do i buy it to put it like how you have it? thanks! love your video.
Hi there. I don't see that anyone has answered--that looks like it's a regular syngonium confetti (not milk).
Great video. Thanks for sharing. =)
Ahh thanks so much!
2:05 I believe that’s an aglaonema. Looks like white rain. They don’t really like to dry out completely and sometimes do better in med-low light.
You’re totally right! My bad haha I get the two mixed up all the time when they’re still juvenile. Thanks for the tips!
I'd guess the hoya at 5:45 is hoya memoria (hoya gracilis) but it needs to either grow and/or flower to be sure 😊
Oh interesting! Doubt I’ll ever get it to flower but we’ll see how the new growth ends up looking!
@@thepetiteplant I agree, the leaf shape is very telling of Hoya memoria ☺️
@39:34 love the plant stand. I could really use one like it. Where did you get if you don’t mind sharing? Your plants are beautiful. Thx for sharing
Which stand? Most of mine are from Walmart or Amazon!
@@thepetiteplant the bronze/brown colored one at minute 39:34 in your video.
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The mystery Hoya looks like a Hoya memoria gracilis
I guess to each their own. I have 10 varieties of calathea. Never had a humidifier, and I never use distilled water. I treat my water, and make sure it sits for 24 hours before I use. I also live in dry Canada. I don’t agree that Calathea are a finicky plant. Mine are thriving- my ctenanthe Burl-Marx is flowering as we speak!!
Don’t let people yuck your yum!!!!!
My calathea are pretty hit or miss! I’ve had the same calathea in different houses but with the exact same care and some thrive while others just coast. Impossible to tell sometimes! Love when they flower though💕
All my hoya do best in the North window! And all my rhipsalis and dischidias!
Oh good to know! I may have to relocate mine
that a Syngonium pink Confetti. there is a milk confetti as well but yours is just a normal one
Thank you!!
Hello from Puerto Rico!!! First timer on your channel and just subscribed!! My channel is in spanish. Nice 🪴!!!
How cool! Thanks for being here:)
Definitely not a syngonium 'Milk Confetti ', but I don't know what it is.
Where did you get your bed frame if I may ask? And do you recommend it? Thanks
Ikea! Yeah it’s been great! Doesn’t come with the little wooden board things to support the mattress when I bought it though so I had to order them separately!
your mystery hoya looks like a hoya gracilis to me
Thanks!
Hello, I was told when a plant leafs don't open they need higher humidity
I’ve heard that as well! Maybe I need to actually try it
Where are the updates!
5:44 that's a Hoya gracilis/memoria
I think the main issue with your plant's is not enough light. I have watched your entire video and room by room, your house just looks very dark even the rooms you say are bright... At least on this video. Many of the plants you claim you don't know what it wants, I think it's light. As for your calatheas-maranta, prayer plants, it's humidity. They require more moisture than other plants and they are also sensitive to certain water conditions that some people recommend ditching tap water all together and use distilled, filtered or rain water if you can get it. This has me , myself concerned because the water where I live is hard with a lot of mineral deposits-not what calatheas like nor tolerate and I have just recently picked up several varieties of them... probably not the wisest decision. Well it is what it is.
Some of my plants definitely could use more light! But my house is brighter than it appears in the video, I just filmed later in the day when the sun was basically already set haha. And my house actually has decent humidity! I’ve changed up conditions on some of my calathea and they’re doing much better!
But why do keep house plants when you kinda just let them die and just “enjoy them” while they are literally struggling? I know, plants can’t feel, but we should still have respect for nature/living things.
I try my best to make each plant thrive and the ones that are struggling are the ones that just aren’t doing well despite my best efforts. I’ve had many plants actually thrive off of the “neglect” approach so if what I do clearly isn’t making the plant happy I try to go all the way back to basics
Sad plants
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