Epic Gardening me: ok I really can not order anymore plants. Also me: oh good epic gardening video! The end of the video reading there’s a 20% code 🤔💭😅
I actually got a small calender book and I document everything I do to my plants so they don't get neglected on something by accident or too much of something by accident. It work absolutely awesome for me
Many plant videos give me a headache but yours and Planterina’s are my favorites. You give helpful and concise tips. No unnecessary use of words or details. And both your and Amanda’s voices are just soothing and pleasant. Thank you for creating these videos for us!
I thought I had over watered my Christmas cactus. Come to find out I was under watering. My sister’s advice, bottom watering. I tried it, it worked! I DIDN’T LOVE IT TO DEATH! .🌵
I helped my mother with them too. One of the 2 was not flowering. I said “give that one more water and light” now it flowers better than the other one :)
When you talk about time of the year instead of talking months can you please talk seasons as I don’t have a clue what your weather is like lol thanks. Love your show btw 🥰
I wanted to reach out and thank you for all that you are doing for us. During this time, you have been a great voice for people who are looking for a new positive role to play in their life. Over the last few months I have really learned a lot through this channel. Your dedication to your passion of a greener thumb is changing how a lot of us think. On behalf of this community, i thank you.
The second one hits home... My succulents have been alone for a month already because of the quarantine:( Hope I will still find them alive the next time I visit... Thank you for the tips!!
I recently repotted an aloe Vera and it’s too big to fit on my window sill. This just reminded me to go put him outside for some sun since I had moved him so far from the normal light he gets. Also, Ive noticed that when I keep the nursery pot in another container, it keeps my plant moist and happy longer. Learned that the hard way when I repotted something and didn’t put the new pot back in the big mug - it dried up SO much faster! Thanks for the share!!
I have many plants that I water from the bottom all the time. It saves me from guessing how much to pour in. The pots that I buy are made for this and have a wick that goes up into the dirt. I love the mulch idea, though, never thought of that! Great video I am glad I found your channel!
This is my new favorite channel! Inexperienced gardener here, your videos have been so insightful and entertaining. I love your attitude. Will be sure to share your channel with others~
I am indoor house planting in NYC, US. We’re seeing temperatures as low as 23F outside. Here’s the thing: my apartment complex is so afraid of getting sued that they leave the heat on through the entire season! But that’s not the bad part… I have Meyer lemon seedlings growing and (Quercus alba) white oak tree acorns germinating in the same indoor plant-tent facing Northeast-East; so sunrise is a big thing for my Meyers. When I infrared-check the temperature, The area is usually cooler than the Meyer leaf. I have full spectrum grow lights, but the Meyers seem to be stretching to them, so I quarter turn them every week. When I set my humidifier to 60%, I only get maybe the high 40%. And when I finally get it to at least the high 50%, the temp is around 85F and the clear plastic is sweating everywhere! The overall temperature (leaf & ambiance) can fluctuate between low 70F to mid 80F. Any suggestions? Please help?
I need a detailed plant video on bottom watering/ watering prayer plants. I have calathea and im not confident with watering them though they are doing okay. I want to learn to bottom water for gnat control and not over watering. My fear of bottom watering is "wet feet" and root rot
You are so right on letting them enjoy the great outdoors. My pelargonium suffered etiolation even though I kept it in a bright sunny window indoors (I suspect windows filter some light wavelength). Once I moved it outside in direct morning sunlight and fresh breeze it developed a reddish blush on the stem and internodes and leaves became vibrant green. Gardening is continuous learning by experience. :-D
Unfortunately I live in an apartment and I’m on the 3rd floor with only stairs. Wouldn’t be able to take my plants outside. No balcony either 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I just bought a walking greenhouse that I’m putting together for some of my plants that need more humidity. Wish me luck. Btw thanks for all the information u share with us. When i first subscribed to ur channel i had about 15 plants now i have about 80. They r gr8 therapy. Thank you
Thank you for the awesome quick video! Two questions: 1) are houseplants okay going outside without a hardening off period that you usually do with seedlings? 2) Any tips on de-bugging plants that have been outside for the summer when you take them back inside?
Well, if the weather is mostly the same outside as inside or just a bit colder or warmer: you can just put it outside, it can handle it, but maybe keep it inside during night if the temps drop a lot. (But build it up, so keep it outside like 10 minutes/30 minutes more everyday) Well, it is a lot about which bugs, of you want to do organic. Use coffeegrounds or coffee. For example ants don’t like it.
Awesome! Thanks for this video. Can you do another video about online.plants and what to do when they don't come in the beat condition. I have an M. Adansonii that shipped awful and I am rehabbing it as the stems feel strong though the leaves are broken. I feel more people should know that not all plants come as pristine as one would think since not all plants travel well.
Good tips. I ordered a Maranta from Planterina simply because I haven't been able to find one locally ever since mine passed away while I was hospitalized from the end of September 2018 to the first of March 2019. Actually, all my plants died. Some I have not been able to replace; but, my collection is growing. Planterina offers free shipping; but, I imagine it's not really free since the price of the plants seem a bit high; but, I have only compared her prices with a couple other sites and I had to figure that if I used another source to save money on the plant; but, make up for that saving with shipping charges, then I haven't saved anything really. With my Prayer Plant, I got a free aloe vera in an extra small pot. It was definitely too big for the pot, so I potted the aloe vera into a clay pot and it seems to be doing okay. The Prayer Plant is still in the nursery pot that it arrived in. I am still figuring out a way to display the plants. I need to do some rearranging on the plant table. Eventually, I will have them arranged to my liking. I love plants and it's nice to have them back in my life; but, here where I live, I'm not sure I would keep any of them out doors. It gets hot, dry, windy, or cold.
Question? Those are Calatheas, which need humidity. You live in San Diego, but you have a humidifier in doors, is the humidity outdoors not enough for indoors as well? I live in Orange County which is similar environment, I’d love to know your input. Love watching your channel. Ty!
The “mulch” one is good. I have a zz plant that I have not watered for close to 2 whole months But I have sphagnum moss covering the soil So it’s till moist
Great tips and I really respect what you said earlier in the video, I always say this, - there is nothing such as a houseplant, they dont exist, we create that term when we bring them inside.
When you put your indoor plants outside for a time, how do you avoid getting bugs in the soil that will then come into your house and possibly infect your other plants?
Great information. We bring all our plants outside when it gets warm. My pothos leaves grow bigger than my hand, pineapple plants get super strong (ouch😆) and the Purple Heart blooms ❤️.
Thanks for these great tips! What size are the pots in this video and where did you get them from? I’m having a hard time finding affordable pots and these look really nice! Thanks!!
Hi Kevin, I just joined the fan team. I just wondering whats that red and green leaf plant is that on your table? Its really gorgeous, never seen anything like that.
What should be used for good indoor houseplant mulch? Also do you ever use milk or baking soda when you water? Note: whenever I go on an extended trip I put all my houseplants in the bathtub. I close the shower curtain and the drain and give them a good but not too much shower/soak. It’s always worked well but I did not know that by doing so I was slowing down what light does to them. Good lesson
Thanks for your simple basic common sense tips. Also, I have to give honorable mention to your beautiful staghorn fern in the background. You know he’s totally photobombing your video right? I would love it if you ever could do a video on the care of staghorn ferns!
Not related to this, but I'm working on my garden. I expect to really get it going properly next year (😭😭😭). Have you ever made a trellis? Or stairs for garden (not that it looks like you need it)? I figured I would try to utilize all the ridiculous amount of bamboo, instead of waste it, to make trellises. My best garden space is unfortunately up a half wall, and not easily accessible (best area and sun). Thank you for any advice. I'm trying to look through your videos, and I'm sure I'm overlooking things, so sorry
Thank you so much for touching on acclimating plants. I am in the desert so I can't put them outside. Wondering if I should just put them in a low light room for a week. Right now I have them covered with plastic to cut back on a lot of light☀️
Hi, could you please make a video about how to care calla lily indoor? I have failed it for 3rd time already but I love these beauties. After about 2 weeks, the leaves start turning to yellow and falling. The whole plan died slowly after that. Thank you in advance!
Tip #1 can actually be a bad thing for some climates. In India right now, we're coming up to 42°C (108°F). A few years ago, I made the mistake of putting a dull houseplant outside for a couple days in this weather.. it did not make it 😭
I put my plants outside every spring and summer but we have had a mild below average spring. Tip: to force your spider plant to make babies put it outside in BRIGHT light
I need some tips on how to care for a Maranta and Calathea indoors! I live in zone 6B so I definitely have to bring them inside for the winter months & I'm terrified to kill them!
Ah yes, guilty of over-loving my plants. Be careful of sunburn when moving an indoor plant outdoors. Learned that the hard way, she lived, but got a little crispified.
Hi Kevin. I love your channel! Your thorough explanations are great. Your calethea lancifolia is beautiful. I need help with mine, which I've had for about a year. I would really appreciate any advice you have for me. Here's what's going on: A lot of the leaves lost their dark color on the underside and got crunchy/died. I moved it into the shade and leaves are starting to grow again. I watered it and the newly unfurled leaf already has a rotting stem. Too much water, so I took the plant out of its pot to let the soil dry out. I'm trying to keep it pretty shady so I don't fry the leaves again. Am I on track?
Do you have any knowledge on Purple Heart plants? I’m just not seeing great content available on UA-cam and my pretty baby just seems to be struggling!
What do you think about using moss on the top layer of a house plant to keep it hydrated if you are on vacation? I just bought some “Oregon” Moss that’s in a bag that I particularly got to make terrariums. Do you think that would work by wetting it in addition to watering and all the other tips you mentioned before leaving on a vacay? P.S. Great professional videos you are creating. They are to the point and on point! Peace, 💚🙂🌱💚
What beautiful plants. What is the name of the 2 on the right that I'm looking at? Those are so different. Especially the one with the lines on the leaves. So pretty.🤗
2:42 - Only if the roots don’t reach the bottom ….and if the pot doesnt have multiple holes .. If theres roots all the way down and the pot has holes the water will drown the roots and rot them ….
I found out the hard way that putting an indoor aloe plant outdoors in the sun is a sure fire way to kill it. You’re plants are definitely beautiful and healthy!
3 Simple Houseplant Care Tips to Keep Your Plants Healthy 1. Put your house plants outside by season for sunlight. we human created the term 'indoor plant' 2. During vacation, top off saucer, use mulch, use water bulb, move plants away from windows to slow down their metabolism* 3. Watering from the bottom
I have a question, since quarantine I got really into keeping houseplants, and I have 11 in my room now. A short time ago, I noticed they all have thrips, that ruin my leaves. I don't really know what to do about them because I'm a beginner. They all are standing kinda close together because my room is a little dark and they have to share the light source. (I think that one infected the other and so on. Can you give me any advice on defeating them. Also I have an infected Maranta (same kind as yours in the video) that had besides thrisps some Mealybugs.
I'm learning to just leave them alone....10-15 days in between watering. My zz plant isn't thriving..I ignore it but its not putting out any new growth 😕 but its not my favorite plant either.
I'm think I'm going to put some kind of good-looking plant stickers on my houseplants to remind me how to care for each of them. Maybe a sticker... with your face 😉 lol . (Sometimes we ladies have lines as bad as men) 😂
I’m not putting anything outside until night temps stabilize over 60, an then only certain tropical, Birds of Paradise, Bougainvilleas, an Hibiscus. Anything I worry about thrips getting on is staying in. 😃
I have a question: whenever I did put my houseplants outside, quiet a few came back in with "pests" attached. Little flies, lice etc. What am I doing wrong? Never really caught anything while being inside. So I am actually a bit hesitant to let them enjoy the outside.
Aloha Natalie, you probably did nothing wrong. Outside is where the bugs live. At least you saw the pests, which will give you an opportunity to hose off your infected plants, keep them separated from your "healthy" ones for awhile until you're sure all pests are gone (maybe with some Neem oil help).
Hope you guys enjoyed! Code Kevin20 gets you 20% off your houseplant order at Breck's: bit.ly/3cMm1fO
Epic Gardening me: ok I really can not order anymore plants. Also me: oh good epic gardening video! The end of the video reading there’s a 20% code 🤔💭😅
I actually got a small calender book and I document everything I do to my plants so they don't get neglected on something by accident or too much of something by accident.
It work absolutely awesome for me
Many plant videos give me a headache but yours and Planterina’s are my favorites. You give helpful and concise tips. No unnecessary use of words or details. And both your and Amanda’s voices are just soothing and pleasant. Thank you for creating these videos for us!
I've never thought of mulching indoor plants. Thanks!
Any time!
Anyone else watching Eric's videos to help them fall asleep? I find these very calming.
I thought his name was kevin
Well... It is 2AM on Sunday so I'll try that lol
Another relaxing UA-camr to listen to is emmymadeinjapan. She does cooking.
I thought I had over watered my Christmas cactus. Come to find out I was under watering. My sister’s advice, bottom watering. I tried it, it worked! I DIDN’T LOVE IT TO DEATH! .🌵
I helped my mother with them too. One of the 2 was not flowering. I said “give that one more water and light” now it flowers better than the other one :)
Mine just flowered I am bottom watering!
When you talk about time of the year instead of talking months can you please talk seasons as I don’t have a clue what your weather is like lol thanks. Love your show btw 🥰
Where he lives it's basically always summer 🤣
I wanted to reach out and thank you for all that you are doing for us. During this time, you have been a great voice for people who are looking for a new positive role to play in their life. Over the last few months I have really learned a lot through this channel. Your dedication to your passion of a greener thumb is changing how a lot of us think. On behalf of this community, i thank you.
The second one hits home... My succulents have been alone for a month already because of the quarantine:( Hope I will still find them alive the next time I visit... Thank you for the tips!!
I recently repotted an aloe Vera and it’s too big to fit on my window sill. This just reminded me to go put him outside for some sun since I had moved him so far from the normal light he gets. Also, Ive noticed that when I keep the nursery pot in another container, it keeps my plant moist and happy longer. Learned that the hard way when I repotted something and didn’t put the new pot back in the big mug - it dried up SO much faster! Thanks for the share!!
I have many plants that I water from the bottom all the time. It saves me from guessing how much to pour in. The pots that I buy are made for this and have a wick that goes up into the dirt. I love the mulch idea, though, never thought of that! Great video I am glad I found your channel!
This is my new favorite channel! Inexperienced gardener here, your videos have been so insightful and entertaining. I love your attitude. Will be sure to share your channel with others~
Great tips and thanks for sharing. With this information I'll not throw away my weak plants but pay more attention to them. Thanks so much
I am indoor house planting in NYC, US. We’re seeing temperatures as low as 23F outside. Here’s the thing: my apartment complex is so afraid of getting sued that they leave the heat on through the entire season! But that’s not the bad part…
I have Meyer lemon seedlings growing and (Quercus alba) white oak tree acorns germinating in the same indoor plant-tent facing Northeast-East; so sunrise is a big thing for my Meyers.
When I infrared-check the temperature, The area is usually cooler than the Meyer leaf. I have full spectrum grow lights, but the Meyers seem to be stretching to them, so I quarter turn them every week. When I set my humidifier to 60%, I only get maybe the high 40%. And when I finally get it to at least the high 50%, the temp is around 85F and the clear plastic is sweating everywhere! The overall temperature (leaf & ambiance) can fluctuate between low 70F to mid 80F.
Any suggestions? Please help?
I bottom water most if not all that keeps me from over watering. Good tips Kevin.
Similar here!
I need a detailed plant video on bottom watering/ watering prayer plants. I have calathea and im not confident with watering them though they are doing okay. I want to learn to bottom water for gnat control and not over watering. My fear of bottom watering is "wet feet" and root rot
I like those balloon water beakers.
Epic Gardening should you repot when you get your houseplant from the nursery or wait?
@@BigDavos I personally wait for a good week before I re-pot so that the plant gets used to the new environment. Maybe this will help.
Good , simple, easy to remember and apply tips on basic plant care.🌺
So clear and concise! I am so happy I found you!
You are so right on letting them enjoy the great outdoors. My pelargonium suffered etiolation even though I kept it in a bright sunny window indoors (I suspect windows filter some light wavelength). Once I moved it outside in direct morning sunlight and fresh breeze it developed a reddish blush on the stem and internodes and leaves became vibrant green. Gardening is continuous learning by experience. :-D
Unfortunately I live in an apartment and I’m on the 3rd floor with only stairs. Wouldn’t be able to take my plants outside. No balcony either 🥺🥺🥺🥺 I just bought a walking greenhouse that I’m putting together for some of my plants that need more humidity. Wish me luck. Btw thanks for all the information u share with us. When i first subscribed to ur channel i had about 15 plants now i have about 80. They r gr8 therapy. Thank you
15 to 80...wow!
Do you have a fire escape? It's not legal, but nobody has said anything to my one or two pots of herbs. ☺️
Lol. No we don’t have fire escapes.
pretty sure having No fire escape is More Illegal lol
They look so good😍 im so envious.
Thank for the tips, especially the water bulb tip😊👍💚
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for the awesome quick video! Two questions: 1) are houseplants okay going outside without a hardening off period that you usually do with seedlings? 2) Any tips on de-bugging plants that have been outside for the summer when you take them back inside?
Well, if the weather is mostly the same outside as inside or just a bit colder or warmer: you can just put it outside, it can handle it, but maybe keep it inside during night if the temps drop a lot. (But build it up, so keep it outside like 10 minutes/30 minutes more everyday)
Well, it is a lot about which bugs, of you want to do organic. Use coffeegrounds or coffee. For example ants don’t like it.
@@abyssal_phoenix thank you for the tips! What about opposite direction in temperature (over 100 degrees)?
Awesome! Thanks for this video. Can you do another video about online.plants and what to do when they don't come in the beat condition. I have an M. Adansonii that shipped awful and I am rehabbing it as the stems feel strong though the leaves are broken. I feel more people should know that not all plants come as pristine as one would think since not all plants travel well.
Nice beautiful collection of plants Watching from California I got new ideas and I love your videos
It's a helpful tips to keep our plants healthy, thank you Friend for sharing
Good tips. I ordered a Maranta from Planterina simply because I haven't been able to find one locally ever since mine passed away while I was hospitalized from the end of September 2018 to the first of March 2019. Actually, all my plants died. Some I have not been able to replace; but, my collection is growing. Planterina offers free shipping; but, I imagine it's not really free since the price of the plants seem a bit high; but, I have only compared her prices with a couple other sites and I had to figure that if I used another source to save money on the plant; but, make up for that saving with shipping charges, then I haven't saved anything really. With my Prayer Plant, I got a free aloe vera in an extra small pot. It was definitely too big for the pot, so I potted the aloe vera into a clay pot and it seems to be doing okay. The Prayer Plant is still in the nursery pot that it arrived in.
I am still figuring out a way to display the plants. I need to do some rearranging on the plant table. Eventually, I will have them arranged to my liking. I love plants and it's nice to have them back in my life; but, here where I live, I'm not sure I would keep any of them out doors. It gets hot, dry, windy, or cold.
Oh no, so sorry they died! I love Planterina!
Question? Those are Calatheas, which need humidity. You live in San Diego, but you have a humidifier in doors, is the humidity outdoors not enough for indoors as well? I live in Orange County which is similar environment, I’d love to know your input. Love watching your channel. Ty!
The “mulch” one is good.
I have a zz plant that I have not watered for close to 2 whole months
But I have sphagnum moss covering the soil
So it’s till moist
I forget to water my plants and they thrive lmao good job I love succulents 🤣🌵
Useful care tips dear 🤗🤗👍👌🙏🏿🙏🏿
I just LOVE your videos! Such good information! Thank you!!
Great tips and I really respect what you said earlier in the video, I always say this, - there is nothing such as a houseplant, they dont exist, we create that term when we bring them inside.
When you put your indoor plants outside for a time, how do you avoid getting bugs in the soil that will then come into your house and possibly infect your other plants?
Spray some filtered water with a bit of hydrogen peroxide on top inche of soil and shoots and roots
Great information. We bring all our plants outside when it gets warm. My pothos leaves grow bigger than my hand, pineapple plants get super strong (ouch😆) and the Purple Heart blooms ❤️.
Thank you for all the tips. Always so helpful
Love the staghorn fern behind you
Nice tips! Thanks Kevin! ☘️✌🏼
Thanks for these great tips! What size are the pots in this video and where did you get them from? I’m having a hard time finding affordable pots and these look really nice! Thanks!!
underrated topic, really nice tricks :)
Nice video Kevin... love houseplants... a good tip be careful when bringing plant indoors in the colder season, hitchhikers are always around.. 😁
I love the plants you showed there. What type of plants are those?
Love that calathea lancifolia and the prayer plants. I have looked, but do you have a video on each, or both of those?
Great tips! TY!
Hi Kevin, I just joined the fan team. I just wondering whats that red and green leaf plant is that on your table? Its really gorgeous, never seen anything like that.
Ive had good luck with hydrospikes for certain plants, kinda like the water globe but the reservoir can be a larger jar
Awesome ideas 🙏
Good tips , thanks for sharing and your prayer plants looks amazing 💚🌿
Very good tips. Thanks!!
Glad it was helpful!
Love your videos!! Could you make one with care tips for mint??
Wifey was ear hustling while I was watching...
She said to tell Kevin thanks for tips...I responded “ that’s what he specializes in sweetheart “
Hahaha say hi!
Always great info. Thank you, Kevin.
Your plants look amazing :) Great tips thank you!
What should be used for good indoor houseplant mulch? Also do you ever use milk or baking soda when you water?
Note: whenever I go on an extended trip I put all my houseplants in the bathtub. I close the shower curtain and the drain and give them a good but not too much shower/soak. It’s always worked well but I did not know that by doing so I was slowing down what light does to them. Good lesson
Thank you for these good tips. How do you avoid getting those nasty plant gnats in the soil when you put your plants outside?
Just did a vid on that a few back!
Wow thanks for the tips!
So glad I subscribed a month ago. LOVE all your tips and you make it simple enough for me to understand.👍 I'm going to check out Breck's.
Amazing videos
Keep the good work up!😊
Thank you! Will do!
Love this gardening tips! Thank you. I didn't hear much about lip stick plants. I have a straggley one. Can you suggest a video or tip?
Great video! What was the first plant you showed, it was before the Maranta?? Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for your simple basic common sense tips. Also, I have to give honorable mention to your beautiful staghorn fern in the background. You know he’s totally photobombing your video right? I would love it if you ever could do a video on the care of staghorn ferns!
Love your plants
Loving those pots! Where are they from?
Not related to this, but I'm working on my garden. I expect to really get it going properly next year (😭😭😭). Have you ever made a trellis? Or stairs for garden (not that it looks like you need it)? I figured I would try to utilize all the ridiculous amount of bamboo, instead of waste it, to make trellises. My best garden space is unfortunately up a half wall, and not easily accessible (best area and sun). Thank you for any advice. I'm trying to look through your videos, and I'm sure I'm overlooking things, so sorry
I sure wish I had ANY shade outside my house. My apartment faces south-southwest. Sun ALL day every day (that isn't cloudy.)
Thank you so much for touching on acclimating plants. I am in the desert so I can't put them outside.
Wondering if I should just put them in a low light room for a week. Right now I have them covered with plastic to cut back on a lot of light☀️
Hi thanks so much
You are a real man
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If you never been to Walter Andersen's nursery, you should check it out. No brown tips on your calatheas, you're a pro!
Gorgeous, smart, and grows plants! 🤩😆🤟🌿🌺 can we clone you?! 😋😁 Great video Kevin💙🌵
If you have the tech, let me know! I need a friend 😂
Epic Gardening I'll contact my people 😎✌️ we definitely need more Kevin's in this world... I mean, I would totally take a few 😋
Just steal one of the twins off property brothers 😂
I really like to know how you put that plant on the wall behind you. If anyone knows please let me know. Extremely appreciated!
This is perfect, I was going to ask you for a good site to order from! Thanks!
No problem!
Hi, could you please make a video about how to care calla lily indoor? I have failed it for 3rd time already but I love these beauties. After about 2 weeks, the leaves start turning to yellow and falling. The whole plan died slowly after that. Thank you in advance!
Tip #1 can actually be a bad thing for some climates. In India right now, we're coming up to 42°C (108°F). A few years ago, I made the mistake of putting a dull houseplant outside for a couple days in this weather.. it did not make it 😭
I put my plants outside every spring and summer but we have had a mild below average spring.
Tip: to force your spider plant to make babies put it outside in BRIGHT light
I need some tips on how to care for a Maranta and Calathea indoors! I live in zone 6B so I definitely have to bring them inside for the winter months & I'm terrified to kill them!
Ah yes, guilty of over-loving my plants. Be careful of sunburn when moving an indoor plant outdoors. Learned that the hard way, she lived, but got a little crispified.
Same here! Now she just lives by the window. :)
I don’t know why but I’m cackling over the sentence “ she lived but she got a little crispified”
Hi Kevin. I love your channel! Your thorough explanations are great. Your calethea lancifolia is beautiful. I need help with mine, which I've had for about a year. I would really appreciate any advice you have for me. Here's what's going on: A lot of the leaves lost their dark color on the underside and got crunchy/died. I moved it into the shade and leaves are starting to grow again. I watered it and the newly unfurled leaf already has a rotting stem. Too much water, so I took the plant out of its pot to let the soil dry out. I'm trying to keep it pretty shady so I don't fry the leaves again. Am I on track?
Nice tip 👌
Do you have any knowledge on Purple Heart plants?
I’m just not seeing great content available on UA-cam and my pretty baby just seems to be struggling!
Love your watering can. Can you provide a link to buying it ?
Prayer plant take alot of my time
What do you think about using moss on the top layer of a house plant to keep it hydrated if you are on vacation? I just bought some “Oregon”
Moss that’s in a bag that I particularly got to make terrariums. Do you think that would work by wetting it in addition to watering and all the other tips you mentioned before leaving on a vacay? P.S. Great professional videos you are creating. They are to the point and on point! Peace, 💚🙂🌱💚
What beautiful plants. What is the name of the 2 on the right that I'm looking at? Those are so different. Especially the one with the lines on the leaves. So pretty.🤗
The one with the red lines is a red maranta (prayer plant)
So how long do you keep your plants in their nursery pot ??
Does anyone know the names of the the 4 plants in the video from left to right? They look absolutely amazing!
Left- Stromanthe Triostar, aloe Vera, the spotted one is a type of Calathea, and the red lined one is a red maranta
What's the lowest temperature at night you recommend? Or do you bring them back inside at night?
Im 13 and got a little cactus and i just had to watch this video
2:42 -
Only if the roots don’t reach the bottom ….and if the pot doesnt have multiple holes ..
If theres roots all the way down and the pot has holes the water will drown the roots and rot them ….
I found out the hard way that putting an indoor aloe plant outdoors in the sun is a sure fire way to kill it. You’re plants are definitely beautiful and healthy!
I use Plantnote app it’s a game changer
3 Simple Houseplant Care Tips to Keep Your Plants Healthy
1. Put your house plants outside by season for sunlight. we human created the term 'indoor plant'
2. During vacation, top off saucer, use mulch, use water bulb, move plants away from windows to slow down their metabolism*
3. Watering from the bottom
I have a question, since quarantine I got really into keeping houseplants, and I have 11 in my room now. A short time ago, I noticed they all have thrips, that ruin my leaves. I don't really know what to do about them because I'm a beginner. They all are standing kinda close together because my room is a little dark and they have to share the light source. (I think that one infected the other and so on. Can you give me any advice on defeating them. Also I have an infected Maranta (same kind as yours in the video) that had besides thrisps some Mealybugs.
I'm learning to just leave them alone....10-15 days in between watering. My zz plant isn't thriving..I ignore it but its not putting out any new growth 😕 but its not my favorite plant either.
How do you get rid of white mildew? I have tried everything. My last try is listerine with water. Its in my fruit tree plants and my Joya or wax plant
Great tips! You make me feel like I can actually do this! ha
I'm think I'm going to put some kind of good-looking plant stickers on my houseplants to remind me how to care for each of them. Maybe a sticker... with your face 😉 lol . (Sometimes we ladies have lines as bad as men) 😂
Are you doing the apocalypse garden challenge again this year?
I’m not putting anything outside until night temps stabilize over 60, an then only certain tropical, Birds of Paradise, Bougainvilleas, an Hibiscus. Anything I worry about thrips getting on is staying in. 😃
Spray it with water before bringing indoors and outdoors there are a lot of natural predators outdoors, you shouldnt really worry about it
I have a question: whenever I did put my houseplants outside, quiet a few came back in with "pests" attached. Little flies, lice etc. What am I doing wrong? Never really caught anything while being inside. So I am actually a bit hesitant to let them enjoy the outside.
Aloha Natalie, you probably did nothing wrong. Outside is where the bugs live. At least you saw the pests, which will give you an opportunity to hose off your infected plants, keep them separated from your "healthy" ones for awhile until you're sure all pests are gone (maybe with some Neem oil help).
A bit of dish soap and water mixed in a spritzer, and give the plant and soil a good spritze!
How would you deal with cuttings in the mail? Specifically pothos and scindapsus because that's what's coming Thursday! 😁
How to take care of arrow head (pink) house plants?