What a missed opportunity for a collab with Nick Pileggi! Two gods of the UA-cam Planttheon! Oh well. It's always nice to have the great plant goddess herself in any video. 😁🌿
Is this the shop that Nick Pileggi used to work? Bcoz I recognized the space. And the lady mentioned that there was a man on Instagram, plant people, that helped pushing the business up to the point where it is today. I guess it was Nick Pileggi. HAHAHHA. I could be wrong.
I've got to get to Philly for the plant shops! Ill Exotics, now this place is on my list of places to go now. Also I wanted to tell you I was recently in Syracuse New York, and found this amazing woman-owned small business plant boutique called "Adopted Roots" in downtown Syracuse. Two sisters opened the shop and they have the place done up so beautifully, full of so many plants, including the trending rare ones like PPP, and Silver swords :) If you're ever passing through that way
I remember when I lived in south Philly a few years ago, and everyone would get their flower boxes and containers from here. You could tell because we all had the same ones 😂. So happy that they are growing and expanding now 😊🙌
Ah, yes my 'Home" plant store! I literally live a few blocks away and visit the store several times a week. I wish I had known that you would be there, I would have stopped by! Great video and great collab !!
Nice tour and tips about scents and flowering. Looking for that Hoya. Do you have any videos about aesthetic plant displays, in order to enhance their natural beauty? This means color, height, location, materials, shape and style of a pot or vessel? I would love to spoil each plant with its own 'personal' space, style and display design. Are there any dealers who specialize in this, so that you could tour through them? Nothing replaces education but learning by watching helps too. Thanks.
About the ruby cascade .... does it need full sun and top light? This plant is often sold in the succulent section of big box stores is why I’m wondering.
I’ve had the macrophylla for almost two years now and I struggle to get the plant to produce leaves let alone bloom. Lol. I’ve had it in a skylight, NE window and green house. Nothing. I’m now trying a sw window🤷🏻♀️
Omg no way. It’s like you know Vannee had a long 12 hour shift at the hospital let’s have her enjoy her first hour at home with her tea and my show. Thank you Summer!!
I'm interested in purchasing your course. I intended to jump to a few sections of the course first since I have six plants arriving in a couple days; however, if I understand correctly from the FAQ, the entire course is not available upon purchase. Could you approximate the length of time it will take for the following sections to unlock: III-F, III-H, IV-B. If it is somewhere between 1-and 30 days, I will digress in my rush to get this knowledge but look forward to the full course eventually.
Summer, I have a ficus Audrey & I was watering it every 2 weeks. The leaves are still curling under ( which suggests over watering?) but I’ve really cut back and no change has happened. Do you have any tips? :)
Thanks! I live in the area and really enjoy the store but it is SO OVERPRICED. The same plants as other local plant stores (not even a block away like ILLExotics - also featured on this channel) are generally 75% more expensive. Compared to Stump (another local plant store, the prices are 100% more).
First to like n comment Awesome video with lots of Information and knowledge about the lovely plants . I have a balcony Garden and have lots of indoor plants. With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA 🙏❤🌱😉
Fishhooks and bananas are two different cultivar types. Bananas are stubbier and thicker and fishhooks longer and thinner. Much like the sinilar but different string of pearls vs. Teardrops. That owner was so shady not mentioning nick by name, being vague and kind of downplaying his role getting them out into the public eye. I'm not a fan of that.
That’s just something. When covid hit people want house plants instead of planting vegetable for emergency purposes. Dang humanity is something huh. House plant is great but the idea of not planting vegetables is very telling how the market control the society.
What a missed opportunity for a collab with Nick Pileggi! Two gods of the UA-cam Planttheon! Oh well. It's always nice to have the great plant goddess herself in any video. 😁🌿
ah yes! that's where i remember it from. no wonder it look familiar.
All us peperomia obsessed would adore seeing these two collab. If only to listen to you chat about peps for an hour.
I knew the store's name sounded familiar. Thank you!👍
Is this the shop that Nick Pileggi used to work? Bcoz I recognized the space. And the lady mentioned that there was a man on Instagram, plant people, that helped pushing the business up to the point where it is today. I guess it was Nick Pileggi. HAHAHHA. I could be wrong.
came here to ask the same thing! Pretty sure it is!
Gotta be Nick 💚
@@mothekid yes it is
Nick’s the one
THE CROSSOVER EVENT WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!
I'm just here waiting for Nick to show up in the comments.
Sameeeeee
Nick Pileggi. He worked there
I watch videos too
Lone Nick's channel.
***love
Hello Summer Rayne, what an awesome space they have, I love it everything about it. Thanks again for taking us along!!!
What a gorgeously curated store. Not just the plants but all the other items for sale in the store as well.
My boy NICKKKKKKKK! AHHHHHHH!
Yay I’m only an hour away BUT I finally get to this place! I’ve watched Nick Pileggi since he worked there. Love Philly 🪴
I love seeing this. I stumbled onto this place and Ill exotics when I was home last July. It was such a treat.
Philly has so many cool plant shops!
What a lovely space. Love the home decor, very cool and hip!
I've got to get to Philly for the plant shops! Ill Exotics, now this place is on my list of places to go now. Also I wanted to tell you I was recently in Syracuse New York, and found this amazing woman-owned small business plant boutique called "Adopted Roots" in downtown Syracuse. Two sisters opened the shop and they have the place done up so beautifully, full of so many plants, including the trending rare ones like PPP, and Silver swords :) If you're ever passing through that way
I remember when I lived in south Philly a few years ago, and everyone would get their flower boxes and containers from here. You could tell because we all had the same ones 😂. So happy that they are growing and expanding now 😊🙌
niceeeeee - lovely cosy space w the decor amazing! thanks for the video :) to chill out after long day at work
My favorite plant spot in Philly, my home town. Thanks for featuring them
🥰 Thank you so much for these videos, Summer.
Ah, yes my 'Home" plant store! I literally live a few blocks away and visit the store several times a week. I wish I had known that you would be there, I would have stopped by! Great video and great collab !!
Yes to blooming Hoya macrophylla, it blooms back to back really fast! I had one peduncle flower three times in about seven weeks this winter
Ah, Nick Pileggi's former employer. Nice to see this store, but I wish he were there, too!
Thanks Summer 💚
That's a beautiful place and the plants look so healthy thank u for sharing
8:30 these are now in the Caladium genus, Caladium praetermissum 'Hilo Beauty'
Thanks for letting us know. They surely look more like a Caladium.
Thank you for confirming! 👁️🙏🏻💚
My neighborhood plant store! ❤
Wow Ganda Ng mga halaman.
Wow! I love this place.
Keep up posted
On your seed pod sprouting/or not. Ha!
Loving the Philly Content 👏
What an awesome video. I could just move to Philly to shop from these places 😂
Enjoyed! Looks like a nice place to visit.
Isn't this where Nick Pileggi used to work?
Gorgeous shop. Wish I could visit and shop
Summer Rayne Oaks, it would have been great if you did a plant tour of Nick Pileggis’ plants
👁️ am almost certain that the Hilo Beauty is a Caladium, not an Alocasia. please correct me if I'm wrong. 🙏🏻💚
I think the person the owner mentioned at the beginning of the video is Nick Pileggi :) can’t wait for a collab
I have a huge ruby cascade. 6ft long, in a north facing window. It grows fine for me without high humidity.
This is BEAUTIFUL💚
Would have been nice if she said his name. NICK ;)
Nice tour and tips about scents and flowering. Looking for that Hoya. Do you have any videos about aesthetic plant displays, in order to enhance their natural beauty? This means color, height, location, materials, shape and style of a pot or vessel? I would love to spoil each plant with its own 'personal' space, style and display design. Are there any dealers who specialize in this, so that you could tour through them? Nothing replaces education but learning by watching helps too. Thanks.
What a nice video! Y'all might have to come see my little slice of Tennessee 🙂
About the ruby cascade .... does it need full sun and top light? This plant is often sold in the succulent section of big box stores is why I’m wondering.
Nice location!
At 5:40 probably Euphorbia geroldii. Looks like milii , but with no thorns. :)
Fun store 🎍
I’ve had the macrophylla for almost two years now and I struggle to get the plant to produce leaves let alone bloom. Lol. I’ve had it in a skylight, NE window and green house. Nothing. I’m now trying a sw window🤷🏻♀️
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Omg no way. It’s like you know Vannee had a long 12 hour shift at the hospital let’s have her enjoy her first hour at home with her tea and my show.
Thank you Summer!!
I'm interested in purchasing your course. I intended to jump to a few sections of the course first since I have six plants arriving in a couple days; however, if I understand correctly from the FAQ, the entire course is not available upon purchase. Could you approximate the length of time it will take for the following sections to unlock: III-F, III-H, IV-B. If it is somewhere between 1-and 30 days, I will digress in my rush to get this knowledge but look forward to the full course eventually.
❤ from India🇮🇳
You should visit Jordan’s Jungle in Rhode Island. My fave plant place.
Question, whats with the paw print stickers on the nursery pots? My local shops have those too.
it means pet safe! many plants are toxic to pets.
The first cactus Summer looked at is probably either an Epicactus or Disocactus. Epicacti are hybrids of mostly Disocactus ancestry.
Summer, I have a ficus Audrey & I was watering it every 2 weeks. The leaves are still curling under ( which suggests over watering?) but I’ve really cut back and no change has happened. Do you have any tips? :)
Wish they shipped those awesome shirts.
Interesting that she didn't mention the name of the person who helped her.
U r amazing 🤩
“Remember don’t TOUCH ANYTHING” LMAO
The lady and the child in the background was REALLY into touring the shop.
Pls tell us you visited Nick too!
Please please please bring back bergs pottery terracotta!!!!
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Summer can you please do a video on how to grow Alocasia corms?
Thanks! I live in the area and really enjoy the store but it is SO OVERPRICED. The same plants as other local plant stores (not even a block away like ILLExotics - also featured on this channel) are generally 75% more expensive. Compared to Stump (another local plant store, the prices are 100% more).
Lindo 😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏🌷🍀☘🌵🌹😘😘
I'm pretty sure the plant you wanted to buy for your brother was a Daiso cactus
First to like n comment
Awesome video with lots of Information and knowledge about the lovely plants . I have a balcony Garden and have lots of indoor plants.
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA 🙏❤🌱😉
Is it weird that they didn't mention Nick by name?
given what was posted yesterday, came back to note how much more odd this seems now 😝😝😝😂😂😂
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❤️❤️ from India
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Nick and Summer should have met!!! They don't know about each other???
Oh, they know!
Why couldn't she do this when nick was there? Collab of the century.
Fishhooks and bananas are two different cultivar types. Bananas are stubbier and thicker and fishhooks longer and thinner. Much like the sinilar but different string of pearls vs. Teardrops. That owner was so shady not mentioning nick by name, being vague and kind of downplaying his role getting them out into the public eye. I'm not a fan of that.
Come visit me in Moreno Valley ca
That’s just something. When covid hit people want house plants instead of planting vegetable for emergency purposes. Dang humanity is something huh. House plant is great but the idea of not planting vegetables is very telling how the market control the society.
I found you really "grown".