The asparagus fern his full name is asparagus setaceus and is family to asparagus(the vegetable), the xanthosoma was first called 'xanthosoma lindenii' then caladium lindenii' and now 'phyllotaenium lindenii', quite a complicated history 😂.
I happen to have both Phyllotaenium lindenii & Xanthosoma lindenii & they're so different with the size of the leaves, the sinus & venation, so I don't think it's the same
I recently moved to California from Vermont and it's invasive here! It randomly pops up in our garden bed all over the place. It's still one of my favorite plants though (albeit indoors). When I moved I gave away a massive one I had growing in a planter and it feels so funny pulling it out of the earth now.
Well Kaylee... * Triostar - gorgeus (have one too ❤️) * Variegated Musa - gorgeous * The Wall - absolutely gorgeous ... but what I like the most in this vid ... is your T-shirt 😁😉😁
Pretty sure it's that big guy at the lower right, they planted it in the bottom right of the living wall. It looks to be doing quite well from what I can see 👀
So jealous of variegated musa! I almost bought one last month, but I’m living with my mom until university is finished with and I don’t think she’d appreciate a big musa in the house, especially considering she already doesn’t like the smaller plants I keep in my room lol. Definitely getting one once I move out!
@@alicemoore6724 On a few of the different Indonesian and Thai sites. On EBay too, but there was only 1 listing. Everything at the moment is out of stock or no one is really selling them until the Spring. This is for the Variegated Florida, that is. I’m pretty sure that the Thai and Indonesians sites do have other kinds of Variegated Musa available. Also I’ve seen that a few different Indonesian or Thai growers have these guys in tissue culture, and that they’ll definitely be coming out in Spring 2021.
It is so nice to see some easy to find plants on here, well done Kaylee! Some asparagus ferns are soft but have thorns which really sting so I've not liked them so much. But they do look lovely!!
Liz Cowen The asparagus fern is tough! It is grown outside in home gardens here in Australia and not given any special attention. It is a lovely plant grown for its foliage to be put in a garden posy for a friend when visiting.
Wow such a awesome haul. I remember you having those plants in your early videos. In fact I bought a cutting plant of the triostar from you. Still going strong, such a beautiful plant!
You know you’re confidant in your living wall pest control when you’re fine to waggle a potentially infected plant around right next to it 😂. My arm was twitching for those few minutes because I’d have thrown it like a fastball out the window if I saw webs on a new plant lol
I have the one they called blood banana musa acuminata zebrina, mine currently has 8 leaves, she is doing amazing. I love her. I hope you love yours too.
That triostar is sooo lush 😍, I wish I could find one that bushy here but it's either one lonely big plant in an even bigger pot or really little bushy plants lol.
The moment she said "this might have spider mites" i got into "protect the living wall AT ALL COST" mode omg that's why I will never get a living wall, I'd become insomniac in no time, afraid of pests 😂
Love the stromanthe, got my friend one that size here in the states little larger for a steal of $17, they had it labeled as a variegated ginger. LOVE a good steal
I 😍 the asparagus fern! Great choice 😁 Since I put my asparagus fern in lechuza pon (kept the soil clump around the roots, put vulkastrat under and around and on top of the root/soil clump) it has doubled in size and makes beautifull long shoots! Is in vulkastrat since august, 3 months and is still growing shoots now in november. Newest of 90 cm! Never had it grown so good and large. Definitely can recommend self watering pots with vulkastrat/lechuza pon!
That triostar is *enormous*! 😂 I’ve never seen one anywhere close to that big, and the size of it was so unexpected that I laughed out loud! Both the triostar and the magicstar are pretty high on my wishlist (I need to sort out my flat/declutter/buy proper furniture for the areas/rooms that are still very much a work in progress, and I’ve banned myself from going on a plant shopping spree until I know what kind of places I’ll have to put the plants in! It’s supposed to also be serving as motivation to hurry up and make it happen so I can get my plants 😆) - love love love 😍
Oooh the Triostar is magnificent. I recently lost a large Magic star to overwatering (😬😢) and will likely get one again if I manage to find one with as beautiful variegation as this one had. No problems with it otherwise and it's entertaining what with the moving leaves, so definitely a houseplant favourite 💚
Asparagus ferns are considered weeds of national significance here in Australia so we aren't encouraged to keep them. But if people do, the general consensus is keep it contained in a pot and never put it in the ground.
I didn't know people paid a lot for triostars and magic stars because i got my magic star this year from the supermarket for 6.99 in a beautiful ceramic pot, and it was a large plant. So I guess i'm lucky :) I'm in Scotland and I seem to find plants for under a tenner that online go for a fortune, so i'm very very happy about where i live.
You can get an aspergus fern in tesco for £2.50 if anyone is looking. They aren't labelled only say foliage. Worth keeping an eye out, mines has grown massive
Oh, I believed that was Caladium lindenii 😶I see they are popping up here and there, still a bit uncommon, but what really drew me to it is that they didn't go dormant like the rest of the Caladiums. Well, I guess a bit of deep dive is in order so I can see what it actually is 😂 But nevertheless, it is so pretty 😍
Omgosh that triostar is an absolute dream!!! Mine is doing great, but comparatively minuscule. They’re $30 for a 6” pot where I’m at in Washington state, US. I’ve been contemplating buying a couple more & combining them into 1, probably going to now that my jealousy is supremely piqued
Beautiful wall of plants! I hope to have something as beautiful for some of my humidity lovers. I was just going to ask how you deal with pests and if you get them... then you said your Totem may have spider mites! Eeek!
Asparagus officinalis -- I was surprised when I saw the garden Asparagus in August. Well past the emerging Spring stalks, they grow up to 5 or 6 feet in a soft fuzzy cone looking quite like the three or four "fern" houseplant species.
Shame on me for not guessing triostar 🤦🏻♀️! My guesses were warscewiczii, orbifolia and watermelon peperomia. I hope we still get to see a Hoya repot because I love Kaylee’s Hoya 💙!
Lovely selection tbh. Always a fan of asparagus ferns, they're so lovely, so peaceful looking. One a side note! One of my BIGGEST beefs with plant shops on the street, is the mislabeling of plants. The amount of plants I've bought that have the wrong label or tag on them is shocking. :( A PITA tbh, you do have to know what you're looking for/buying! THAT TRIOSTAR THO. Absolute unit. A+ They get so big on their own! Prolific growers in my experience. (All Stromanthe/ctenanthe seem to be). And that musa is so lovely. Wonder if the variegated version get as big as the normal versions.
Yeah if you plop that banana in a rich soil and put her in almost direct light with lots of humidity and water, you can achieve like 4 feet in a year... with the right care. They are super duper heavy feeders because of this. Im in the US, and used to grow giant patches of different Bananas.. we had some 20 & 30 ft trees.
i know the first one as asparagus plumosa. they develop thorns in later life...mine is a baby. i love watching the skeleton fronds fill in and the ever evolving architecture...
The fern is a plumosa fern. I have a huge one. Love it but when it gets bigger there are thorns and will catch and scratch everything. I refuse to cut it tho lol
Let’s all be honest- the living wall during “acclimation” still looks more impressive and well cared for than most of our plants as is😂
For a moment I though it was wallpaper.
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This video is so refreshing. The rare plants are starting be so common in everyone's instagram and nearly all of the youtube channel. Love this vid!!!
Kaylee: likes plants and cares for them
Also Kaylee:
*SHAKING THE LIFE OUT OF THE ASPARAGUS FERN*
I always laugh when she does that because she does it so often.
@@brittewater hahaha well at least it still survived
😂😂😂😂😂
My anxiety for that plant lol omg I had to come down here to see if anyone else said something lol
I know right :D the only thing that was shaking more in a video then this fern, was Beyonce's ponytail in a live performance of Single Ladies on AMA's
Stromanthe triostar is my all time favourite! Underrated in my opinion.
Asparagus ferns are just awesome, mine has gone wild, I love them
The asparagus fern his full name is asparagus setaceus and is family to asparagus(the vegetable), the xanthosoma was first called 'xanthosoma lindenii' then caladium lindenii' and now 'phyllotaenium lindenii', quite a complicated history 😂.
I happen to have both Phyllotaenium lindenii & Xanthosoma lindenii & they're so different with the size of the leaves, the sinus & venation, so I don't think it's the same
I recently moved to California from Vermont and it's invasive here! It randomly pops up in our garden bed all over the place. It's still one of my favorite plants though (albeit indoors). When I moved I gave away a massive one I had growing in a planter and it feels so funny pulling it out of the earth now.
I knew it wasn't caladium! I was always so confused why it was sold as caladium because it looks nothing like it
@@sergiopascale3487 They really are the same plant, maybe one of yours is more mature?
you have to stop downplaying the wall it still looks absolutely crazy amazing! :D
Well Kaylee...
* Triostar - gorgeus (have one too ❤️)
* Variegated Musa - gorgeous
* The Wall - absolutely gorgeous
... but what I like the most in this vid ... is your T-shirt 😁😉😁
don't forget
*Kaylee - gorgeous
Everytime I see an Asparagus Fern I think of Kaylee. I loved the one that was on your vanity, so glad you have one again ❤
Really cool to see some plants you are passionate about that are a little more accessible. Loved this video
How's the big Monstera for the old office holding up?
Pretty sure it's that big guy at the lower right, they planted it in the bottom right of the living wall. It looks to be doing quite well from what I can see 👀
Thanks for giving common plants love!!
I have had that musa banana on my wish list for YEARS! So beautiful! Me telling you I’m jealous is an understatement 😍
SAME 😵😭
@@laurachristensen3201 one day she will be mine 🤩
The musa is fabulous....you,ll need to keep a good eye on it for spider mites if your keeping it in your studio upstairs...they are mite magnets!
That Stromanthe is amazing! I love that plant, the leaves look like feathers.
Stromanthe Triostar are the gift that keeps on giving. Mine has trebled in size in 9 months. They are truly beautiful 😍
I’m getting my first tomorrow. It has two leaves. But she is beautiful to me. Any tips for care? Do they like anything special to be done?
That triostar is huuuuugggeeee. So gorgeous. I just can’t make them happy. 😭😭😭😭
I looove triostars! Gorgeous colours! With you on that!
So interesting! I can't get rid of asparagus fern as it is taking over my yard! Banana is everywhere! Love this.
So jealous of variegated musa! I almost bought one last month, but I’m living with my mom until university is finished with and I don’t think she’d appreciate a big musa in the house, especially considering she already doesn’t like the smaller plants I keep in my room lol. Definitely getting one once I move out!
Where did you see a varigated musa at please?
@@alicemoore6724 On a few of the different Indonesian and Thai sites. On EBay too, but there was only 1 listing. Everything at the moment is out of stock or no one is really selling them until the Spring. This is for the Variegated Florida, that is. I’m pretty sure that the Thai and Indonesians sites do have other kinds of Variegated Musa available. Also I’ve seen that a few different Indonesian or Thai growers have these guys in tissue culture, and that they’ll definitely be coming out in Spring 2021.
It is so nice to see some easy to find plants on here, well done Kaylee! Some asparagus ferns are soft but have thorns which really sting so I've not liked them so much. But they do look lovely!!
I do remember your asparagus fern from an old video! I am ashamed to say I bought one after seeing how pretty it looked. I still have it. 😁
CONGRATULATIONS ON 100K!!!!!! 😭✨🌿
Liz Cowen The asparagus fern is tough! It is grown outside in home gardens here in Australia and not given any special attention. It is a lovely plant grown for its foliage to be put in a garden posy for a friend when visiting.
Please do a care video on your variegated musa! There’s hardly any info out there and it’s a really popular plant here in the states!
Wow such a awesome haul. I remember you having those plants in your early videos. In fact I bought a cutting plant of the triostar from you. Still going strong, such a beautiful plant!
I LOVE Triostars!! They are so beautiful when cared for correctly ✨also ...
THAT MUSA 😍😵😱!!
You know you’re confidant in your living wall pest control when you’re fine to waggle a potentially infected plant around right next to it 😂. My arm was twitching for those few minutes because I’d have thrown it like a fastball out the window if I saw webs on a new plant lol
Girl! It’s about time you showcase that living wall! That’s life!
Aspargus fern is my childhood plant 😊. Warm memories... Now I bought this fern as a baby plant and growing in my orchidarium.
Triostar....MY FAVE!!! would love to get my hands on the Magic Star!
Asparagus ferns are gorgeous!!! Mine loves to be outside in California 🤗🤗
I am so impressed on every plant that u have..oh my gosh!!! I am so inlove❤❤❤
Love the Florida Musa, its on my wish list, trying to get a pup from someone who grew this abroad and it fruited variegated bananas!
Wow! Didn't even know that was possible!
I have the one they called blood banana musa acuminata zebrina, mine currently has 8 leaves, she is doing amazing. I love her. I hope you love yours too.
That triostar is sooo lush 😍, I wish I could find one that bushy here but it's either one lonely big plant in an even bigger pot or really little bushy plants lol.
The green wall looks unreal :) almost like you’ve filmed it in front of a green screen 📺
I remember your stromanthe and your plumosa from a while back. Glad you have it back
damn 35 pounds for the tortum of that size! My local shop in Massachusetts USA is selling one leaf 4" pots for over $400 lmao!
My jaw dropped! I really want one too but US prices on them are stupid right now.
Jeeeez I was like "hmmm 🤔" and now my dreams are crushed hahaha. Guess I just gotta research and probably wait 🥺😩
Same in Germany, they are way much cheaper here aswell
I found one in Germany at Dehner for 9,99€! In case any of my German folks are looking for one :)
Same, I'm watching an online bid for one and hope I can get it for around $250.
i also love asparagus plumosus because it looks like a fern but doesn't need so much humidity
The moment she said "this might have spider mites" i got into "protect the living wall AT ALL COST" mode omg that's why I will never get a living wall, I'd become insomniac in no time, afraid of pests 😂
😅🤣🤣🤣
I know!! I was like-don’t touch the living wall! That would be a nightmare!!
right? I almost yelled at the video to stop SHAKING the plant right in front of the living wall 😂😂😂
Aspargus fern is amazing! I had mine just under the Airconditioning vent, they're extremely resistant.
Love the stromanthe, got my friend one that size here in the states little larger for a steal of $17, they had it labeled as a variegated ginger. LOVE a good steal
I actually expected you to get a Golden Dragon philo, since you were so pleased with how tolerant and fast growing it was when you owned one!
I love you even more for wearing a Bill and Ted tee shirt!!!! The living wall looks gorgeous and fantastic as do your new plants 🌱. ❤️❤️❤️.
Hell yeah! Asparagus is back! I remember your old one, such a cool plant.
Love your Musa. I hope to have one or some sort of variegated dwarf banana plant one of these days. 😁 Also love your bill and Ted shirt!! 😊
I love what you did for Pam that was wonderful
Thank you :) I'm already thinking of her next gift in the spring ❤❤
I 😍 the asparagus fern! Great choice 😁
Since I put my asparagus fern in lechuza pon (kept the soil clump around the roots, put vulkastrat under and around and on top of the root/soil clump) it has doubled in size and makes beautifull long shoots! Is in vulkastrat since august, 3 months and is still growing shoots now in november. Newest of 90 cm! Never had it grown so good and large. Definitely can recommend self watering pots with vulkastrat/lechuza pon!
I would love to see how you deal with pest control, especially with the living wall. Predator bugs?
Your nails looks so good against the plant foliages! 😍
The minth on the musa is unbelievable 🤩🌿❤
That triostar is *enormous*! 😂 I’ve never seen one anywhere close to that big, and the size of it was so unexpected that I laughed out loud! Both the triostar and the magicstar are pretty high on my wishlist (I need to sort out my flat/declutter/buy proper furniture for the areas/rooms that are still very much a work in progress, and I’ve banned myself from going on a plant shopping spree until I know what kind of places I’ll have to put the plants in! It’s supposed to also be serving as motivation to hurry up and make it happen so I can get my plants 😆) - love love love 😍
Variegated musa is GORGEOUS!!!
I just bought a philodendron tortum myself. Love it!
13:50 - waiiitttt was that Kaylees version of a Trump impression 🤣 I’m f’ing deceased 💀
Oooh the Triostar is magnificent. I recently lost a large Magic star to overwatering (😬😢) and will likely get one again if I manage to find one with as beautiful variegation as this one had. No problems with it otherwise and it's entertaining what with the moving leaves, so definitely a houseplant favourite 💚
Asparagus ferns are considered weeds of national significance here in Australia so we aren't encouraged to keep them. But if people do, the general consensus is keep it contained in a pot and never put it in the ground.
I looked down and noticed the 100k subscribers - congrats!!
The total yaay, I remember a video of you you said you like how it grows 😃😄👍💚💙💜
Asparagus fern!!!! Mine loves direct light and medium to light water (cuz it’s got huge water holding tubers) ♥️
That musa is amazing! Always thought it was fake because I couldn’t find it!
I didn't know people paid a lot for triostars and magic stars because i got my magic star this year from the supermarket for 6.99 in a beautiful ceramic pot, and it was a large plant. So I guess i'm lucky :) I'm in Scotland and I seem to find plants for under a tenner that online go for a fortune, so i'm very very happy about where i live.
The living wall is a so beautifull backgrounnd!!!
Can’t believe I guessed the lindeni, I just knew it would be your kind of plant. I’ve had one for a while and it’s still a favourite :)
Loving the t-shirt! Oh and the plants are pretty amazing too.
lots of monsters are beautiful, pretty and attractive👍🙏
You can get an aspergus fern in tesco for £2.50 if anyone is looking. They aren't labelled only say foliage. Worth keeping an eye out, mines has grown massive
Omg, I got a tortum and it's one of my favorites. It's grown one new leaf every month since I've bought it!
Beautiful stromanthe triostar ur so lucky its actually a great price I paid 39.99 in california were i live for a small one this one is enormous! 😘
Oh, I believed that was Caladium lindenii 😶I see they are popping up here and there, still a bit uncommon, but what really drew me to it is that they didn't go dormant like the rest of the Caladiums. Well, I guess a bit of deep dive is in order so I can see what it actually is 😂 But nevertheless, it is so pretty 😍
yeah my guess was that it is a weird type of a syngonium on steroids )))
@@victoriaberngard588 At least I can confirm it is not a Hoya 😂 That much is certain.
@@BasiePlants haha close enough!
Omgosh that triostar is an absolute dream!!! Mine is doing great, but comparatively minuscule. They’re $30 for a 6” pot where I’m at in Washington state, US. I’ve been contemplating buying a couple more & combining them into 1, probably going to now that my jealousy is supremely piqued
The stromanthe reminds me so much of your very first videos, love it
I called it! the first plant you showed nailed it
I love the Tortum one of my wishlist plants. Hugs from Norway 😊
Beautiful wall of plants! I hope to have something as beautiful for some of my humidity lovers.
I was just going to ask how you deal with pests and if you get them... then you said your Totem may have spider mites! Eeek!
aww, I bought two days a small Stromanthe Triostar. It is so unbeliveable georgous.
( and cheap!)
It'll grow so fast! Mines trebled in size in 9 months and just throws out new leaves every week. Its def one of my favourite plants I own 😍
Asparagus officinalis -- I was surprised when I saw the garden Asparagus in August. Well past the emerging Spring stalks, they grow up to 5 or 6 feet in a soft fuzzy cone looking quite like the three or four "fern" houseplant species.
just got a tortum, i was so happy to see one in your video :D
Shame on me for not guessing triostar 🤦🏻♀️! My guesses were warscewiczii, orbifolia and watermelon peperomia. I hope we still get to see a Hoya repot because I love Kaylee’s Hoya 💙!
OMG!! YOUR BILL AND TED SHIRT IS AMAZING!!!!!
Lovely selection tbh. Always a fan of asparagus ferns, they're so lovely, so peaceful looking. One a side note! One of my BIGGEST beefs with plant shops on the street, is the mislabeling of plants. The amount of plants I've bought that have the wrong label or tag on them is shocking. :( A PITA tbh, you do have to know what you're looking for/buying!
THAT TRIOSTAR THO. Absolute unit. A+ They get so big on their own! Prolific growers in my experience. (All Stromanthe/ctenanthe seem to be).
And that musa is so lovely. Wonder if the variegated version get as big as the normal versions.
I’m 9 seconds, I needed NEEDED to say I already loved you: BUT I love you so much more for your Bill and Ted tee shirt.
I have wanted a Philodendron Tortum since I saw you talk about them in one of your videos. Haven’t seen any here in Canada....YET. 😊
100k! Congrats!💕
Love love the wall...would you mind doing a vid on what should or can go in Leca and what can’t 😊🙏❤️🍁
The banana reminds me of my picasso lily. I have the fox tail asparagus plant they are so nice :)
Yeah if you plop that banana in a rich soil and put her in almost direct light with lots of humidity and water, you can achieve like 4 feet in a year... with the right care. They are super duper heavy feeders because of this. Im in the US, and used to grow giant patches of different Bananas.. we had some 20 & 30 ft trees.
How do you feel about Episcia? They are like muted versions of Begonia rex, but with blazing bright occasional flowers in red, orange, yellow or white
Could you do a video separating the xanto? I have the same plant and would like to do that to, but dont really know how...! The wall is stunning!
I've had a Lindenii for several months and I do love how striking it is. Only paid $18 aus for it.
i know the first one as asparagus plumosa. they develop thorns in later life...mine is a baby. i love watching the skeleton fronds fill in and the ever evolving architecture...
I really love your living wall!.
I wouldn't mind a video on palm dupes. Love the T-shirt!
Hahahaha asparagus fern is a declared weed in my state. Im in Western Australia and these plants absolutely take off when planted in the ground here.
The fern is a plumosa fern. I have a huge one. Love it but when it gets bigger there are thorns and will catch and scratch everything. I refuse to cut it tho lol
Hi kaylee Ellen Do you know when the shop will open for usa shipments?? Love your vids and the wall!!
Congratulations kaylee for 100 thousand subscriber, I just started subscribing this chanel last 3 months but Im already in love with you༼ つ ◕◡◕ ༽つ
I think you should put 5 or 6 Xanthasonum (sorry, misspelled) on your living wall. To add some white to your wall. Your wall looks great-no worries.
Kaylee casually pointing at some seeds , while I am amazed that anthurium even flower
Would it be worth it do a video on which plants wouldn't do well in leca? Is it a long enough list? Thanks!