I came here about a month ago and haven’t stopped watching since! I lost my beloved dog in June, and gardening, something I haven’t done since I lived at home and my mom made us help plant/dig out annuals every year, has helped me through the grieving process. Your channel/voice/ideas/ and tours have really given me peace and helped me more than I ever anticipated. So thank you.
Hi Courtney I lost my Dog of 10 years just 2 weeks ago and my garden has never looked better!!!! I too have taken gardeneing to help me through my grief. Sorry for the loss of ur dog I know how difficult it is. I this channel helps me so much it brings me peace and takes my mind to good place.
Im also grieving the loss of a very special cat. It’s actually upset and stopped my relationship with my daughters. The grief of loosing a much loved animal is so hard and I also found this channel because of grieving and needing to find a positive thing to do. You’re not alone 💕
I'm sorry for your loss, Courtney. I lost 2 of my senior cats this year and between my house plants and my outdoor gardens, I have been reflecting and healing. Gardening is so good for the soul. I hope your healing.
Omg I LOVE hearing youtubers shouting out other great youtubers. I watch all 3 of those indoor plant ladies and I agree, they’re fantastic for indoor plants!!
I have to tell you, the beauty of your videos, and your garden, seeing you and Aaron, and Benjamin over the past year have gotten me through the loss of a dear dear family member. I am so grateful There have been many times when I have lost myself in the beauty of your gardens and have been inspired to get on with it. Seeing your garden shut down over the winters, and come back to life has been so helpful. Time doesn't entirely heal, but there will be new blossoms in place of those now gone. I cannot tell you how many of your videos I have watched several times, as I just let my feelings wash over me. Happy to say, I am getting stronger every day, and Gaden Answer has been my own answer on many reflective evenings Many thanks, to you, and to Chopin, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and hundreds hours at the piano. :) Cass
2 things: 1. Put stick-on felt dots on the underside of the terracotta saucers wherever it actually touches the table to protect the saucer from scratching the table finish. In the 1970s houseplants were the rage and I got bit by the bug. 2. Dusting leaves took creativity. You can wash them off by taking them to the kitchen sink ( or shower) and with the sprayer wash all the dust off. For plants kept in the kitchen area, mix a weak solution of liquid dishsoap and water in a pan and with a clean washcloth handwash off every single leaf to get the light film of cooking oil and grease that invaribly gets in the air off the leaves. This film is what makes the dust stick and the leaves look dull. Rinse any soapy water off the plants and soil and let drain before returning to the shelf. This can get to be a splashy mess if you have large plants or many so you can wait until summer! Once a year I took all my plants outside, on the patio table or on the lawn gave them their annual washing up, rinsed well with the hose shower wand, groomed and repot what needs attention, let them drain & dry off, took them back inside. If you have hard water, lightly pat the leaves with paper towels to get big droplets up. Leaves can be damp but the bigger droplets could cause hard water spots to dry on leaves which look unsightly and are permanent🌿🌱🍀
SAUCERS! Yes. I'll sign your petition. My favorite thing to do for saucers is to stock up on pretty cerarmic tea saucers or small plates from thrift stores that match my decor. I have a stack of different antique white ones that I use for my 6 inch pots. It's fun to look for more when I'm out shopping. Another thing that has worked great for me: I got a couple marble coaster sets ($5 for 4) from HomeGoods that I put under my old (before I knew better) unglazed terra cotta saucers.
Why not start her own line of planters with matching saucers? With her eye for beauty and her integrity, you know it would be good quality. I'd buy anything with her name on it!
@@movingforward1871 I thought the same exact thing! It would be cool to see her design her own line or collaborate with a company that produces them. I bet she could design some killer planters and saucers.
I LOVE all three of those youtubers! Kaylee Ellen does a really good job in categorizing houseplants by rarity, and really goes out of her way to make sure people know what plants are actually worth. She's also one of the key players in getting the word out about Philodendron Pink Congo reverting completely to green. My favorite youtuber, besides Amanda, is Betsy Begonia. She has SO MUCH info on Hoyas and begonias, and she'w hilarious (she owns her crazy like Planterina)
Thank you Laura for sharing your houseplants and where you have placed them, I think they all look just amazing, I have all but three of the different plants you picked, I live in Idaho and it is very dry and can get hot, so you do need plants that are a little more tolerrant to your particular conditions. I love watching my UA-camrs plant up their plants it is very relaxing and fun to see how they differ in technique. I watch all of the UA-camrs you gave a shout out to, and a few others, they are all so great at what they do. Laura you home is so beautiful and I love seeing where they are styled. Plants are such a beautiful addition to the inside of our homes.
When I see these videos I think about all the potting soil you go through. I go through a TON and I don't have any where near the amount of plants, inside & out, that you do. A beautiful haul!
Am I the only one in LOVE with Russell? He is SO cute, love gingers. From South Africa, and I have been binge watching like crazy. Love the videos and ideas. Thank you, you have inspired me so much already
I use clear glass plates from The Dollar Tree for my pots that don’t have saucers. They work so much better than plastic for me. Love your videos. Hello Russell!!
I follow everyone you mentioned too but you all have different styles. Like I check out Summer's channel for plant id's, Kaylee mostly for detailed care for certain plants and propagation, Amanda for plant styling and you for your DIYs and arrangements. I just want to say that I think your taste is impeccable and your arrangements are always very creative. I love your channel.
My 2 favorite things. Garden Answer & houseplants. I seriously am becoming a crazy plant lady. I can't get enough. I want a total green space or at least a plant in every room. And I would totally sign your petition for saucers!!! Where do I sign? Laura, your such a ray of light, I was stressed out and in a mood and your video really turned it around. Thank you for making these videos and sharing with us!
My favourite place of the video was placing the draceana in the urn. It was great seeing that even Laura doesn't succeed at everything with the first go.
Might I suggest that you can get some glass vases/jars fill them with water and add the cuttings of the philodendron then put them up on top or your cabinets. You won't have to water them for weeks and they will still grow like crazy. I have one that has been in water for at lest 6 years now. My mother-in-law has one for 15 years in water. Love Love Love this show. Can't get enough.
Love your house you'll have to do a tour and show us what's just on the inside looking out at the different flowerbeds.... It's so cute how you two repurposed that hutch for Benjamin's toys.... I am a grama and watch my 2 1/2 year old grandson. I have baskets in my cube shelf for him. Thanks again for keeping your videos free. Love the links for the other girls.
Yay! Finally a houseplant related video. I have all of the plants in this video. Great choices for common houseplants. I have about 400 houseplants in my collection all in planters. So nothing in ground which you specialize in. So I really enjoyed this video! The dracaenas you have are white jewel and lemon lime. The sansevieria you have is a jade birds nest. I agree with you I don’t really stress out about repotting right away if the change isn’t drastic. Wish I could plant edibles in ground like you but it doesn’t work living in a studio. One day! Happy planting! 💚
Thanks for sharing where you placed your new houseplants in your home. It’s always nice to get a new perspective. I’m afraid I’m very neglectful of the plants that I place on top of my kitchen cabinets too!
I'm an interior landscaper. All the plants you have I have in most of my accounts. I only need to water them every other week in office situations. They are so tough!
Terracotta saucers look great with any planter - I would give it a try with your cement planter over a clear/plastic one. I also use white bread plates from my kitchen cupboard. Hope you give it a try!
Your new houseplants are a nice fresh look for you Laura but I couldn't take my eyes off the hanging vine on the pergola while you were putting... it's beautiful
Just found you and everybody else you mentioned a few months ago and honestly I like you the best simply coz you talk fast😊. And what an inspiration youve all been to beginners like me, thank you. Learning and growing in my plant knowledge as we go
I bought a sansaveria and a ZZ plant, due to one of Laura's other house plant videos, a year ago and they're still going strong! My husband says I neglect them. Um, duh, and look, they're still just fine! Which reminds me, I need to repot them at this point. Thanks for the great video as always. Oh, and Aaron, loving the editing work!
I too love aged terracotta pots and when I buy new ones I 'paint' the outside with left over plain yogurt and leave in the garden for about 2 weeks before using and you would be surprised at how quickly they 'age'.
Love all three of those YT channels. All great plants, looks fab! I just repotted and divided loads of those birds nest (Sansevierias) they really multiply during the summer on my porch. I've just finished planting a couple of pots for gifts, one with succulents and the other with ferns, moss and a bonsai tree with a waterfall fountain. (kind of want to keep them for myself).haha
Thank you so much for sharing your life in video. Watching your videos have been a constant calm for me. I am married to the most WONDERFUL husband in the world that has Hydrocephalus and deals with a high level of stress living day to day. I am so happy to be his comfort and advocate which causes me to work fervently to maintain my “self care”. With the Lords’ guidance in directing me to your channel, I’m able to unwind while watching your videos. Also, you inspire me to work on our gardens as a couple and we do it together and we connect while we work together. thank you for being a blessing in my life.
Great video... beautiful home. Dracaena are easy to propagate. When they get too tall and leggy just cut off the top, strip off some of the lower leaves and stick in soil. The remaining canes will sprout new leaves...
I love your videos. Brought excitement and new hope to my quarantine time. Picked up a new hobby... gardening! My eyes have been so opened to all the pretty landscapes in Nashville and all the potential. Thank you for what you do. :)
OMG Laura, I love your house! I have some old vases on my pantry cupboards and it came to my mind the moment I saw our pantry cupboard tops. This idea would be a nice change ! Im just a few mths here in your channel and I love it to bits
I enjoyed this video so much. My love of plants was passed down from my mom. We had plants inside and outside. I agree. We should start a petition for matching saucers to be available for purchase with planters. ☺️
Little felt pads under unglazed terra cotta saucers works great too! I have never seen glazed saucers in my St. Louis area, but I'm still looking. 😀 You can buy a bunch of felt pads for a buck at the Dollar tree. Easy alternative.
I love getting new house plants! I have a Dracaena Waeneckii and a Janet Craig compactica they are amazing plants to have!🌸 I have 422 individual plants growing indoors and out on the lanai, you can never have too many in my eyes 😊 I love your videos and love to watch Summer Rayne Oaks. She is so knowledgeable with so many different plants.
Morning...the first draceana is a 'Lime Light', the second is the 'White Jewel' and the last one is a 'Song of Jamaica'. Nothing lives in my house except pothos--believe after 15 years, there's nothing I've not tried. By the way, your home is beautiful.
Ive been watching you for a while i started collecting houseplants for a year ago and i learned so much from you im in a apartment so no outdoor gardening for me so im glad you did a houseplant video its been a while and so true pothos seem more tougher then philodendrons thanks for sharing❤
It’s always so exciting to buy new indoor houseplants! The particular ones you bought are perfect, you’re absolutely right, they are less fussy than most other ones, I’m always encouraging my friends to give them a try. Planterina is amazing, I drool at her amazing collection and love her humor.
Only Aaron can add drama to repotting plants. Nice editing, Aaron. Laura, I love the plants you chose, especially the one you called your favorite. That's a new one to me and I'll be looking for it. ~ Lisa
House plants make me happy! Yes! Planterina has great info about tons of house plants! She's helped me with a problem pothos of mine (marble queen? Snow queen?). Pothos, Philodendrons, and snake plants fill my home, and we love the indoor greenery! A Zz plant is also a fantastic houseplant option. My Zz plant met with disaster, yet wasn't fazed one bit...kinda left me dumbfounded at it's resilience.
I hear you loud and clear about the saucer bottoms! I LOVE the terra cotta saucers and stores usually have the pots, but no saucers! I'll be first to sign your petition to get more saucers lol! And with planting up new pots I use a coffee filter (two in big pots) for drainage - helps with keeping soil while letting water through... :)
Thank you Laura for a wonderful houseplant video!!! I LOVE pothos and the more variegation the better! Your home looks so nice with all your new plants. There's nothing better than spending half an hour potting up some new plant babies!
Love the homes you picked for each one. Beautiful plants. Your home is beautifully decorated for each addition of plant. Thanks for this video, I might try some house plants again. See you in The next one.
Thank you for the reminder that we have plants in the house as well. Best thing in the morning is to watch your videos. I was wondering why we don't do multi-variety planters of indoor plants just like outdoors? I sometimes find the single planting boring, but thought that there must be a reason for not seeing larger planters in the house.
I have to take note of these low light plants. Nothing survives in my house except a hoya I've had for at least 15 years. It has been neglected and it sits on top of my white fridge cause of the dark leaves. Thanks from 🇨🇦.
Just what I needed this morning! I, too, have been thinking about my houseplants & restocking!! As usual, very helpful information - thank you!! Love watching your very helpful videos! 😍💚🌿🌱☘🌿🐈🐱💚
I love how quick, comfortable and sure you are with outdoor landscaping but I can tell you are a little hesitant in this video because it’s not something you do as often. But come on we know you will succeed with everything green lol
Thanks for the great ideas for low light plants! I was really surprised by the ferns. And I didn’t know about the glazed saucers. I use clear dishes which always bothers me because they don’t match. You have a lovely home. Thanks for sharing.
I have a very old Pothos. It was my Moms & she had it for decades. I have cared for since 1992 when she passed away.I love it so much & its tough bcuz its still looks amazing.😊
Love your plant haul and those sweet little smooth-sided terracotta pots! Also, in love with Planterina... she's crazy knowledgeable, quirky, a little goofy and just plain fun!
You have a beautiful home. The plants are lovely. My mother & her father can/could grow anything. Me, I have a black thumb. I try but I either over water or don't water at all. But I love plants.
Agreed about the saucers for the pots! And how about when they come fully attached to the pot!? How are you supposed to pour out any excess water without overturning your plants?😉👍🌱🌿
I have gone a bit crazy with houseplants since last winter. I 've been recovering for many months and I found having houseplants helped me get through it much more smoothly.
If you let terra cotta sit in a damp flower bed and you rub some lime on it once you’ll get the patina in about a month. My grandmother used to use that trick. The same works for burrying the Pot in acidic soil for two weeks only letting them get wet once.
Great repotting Laura! My plants thrive in Espoma soils. I add pumice to it though for a little extra looseness. I also follow all three of those plant ladies! Love the plants above your cabinets! 🌸🌿💖
Hi Laura,It seem that I cannot stop buying indoor plants This winter here in Australia all I have done to get thought the cold winter is buying lost and lost indoor plants. It is like a greenhouse In my home. It kept me from going a pit nuts with the cold and wet. thanks for all Video's. Top stuff Laura. cool Been's lol
Love your placement of the plants throughout your house. 🌿 Your home is beautiful! I would love to see a home tour of all those gorgeous antiques! 🏡 Laura, you constantly amaze me with all your talents! ❤️
Hi Laura and Aaron! This video was very enjoyable, as are all of your other ones. I love house plants so much and you picked some beautiful ones. I don't do well with the "traditional" ferns, but so far am having good luck with the Rabbits Foot fern and Kangaroo Paw fern. I want to try the Birds Nest fern, too. I have two Staghorn ferns that I wanted to mount, but may just keep them in soil for now. I collect pothos and philodendrons, too. They are so easy! IMO a trailing plant would be pretty in the urn. I'm subscribed to Planterina and Summer Rayne, also subscribed to Nick Pileggi and Jeff at Tropical Plant Party, who are wonderful, too! Love them! And yes, I totally agree with having saucers that match the pots! Would love a tour of the whole inside of your house, too! Thank you for sharing!
Absolutely love house plants. I have several pathos including a silver satin pathos and recently bought the philodendron Brazil because of the interesting leaves. Loved this video.
I came here about a month ago and haven’t stopped watching since! I lost my beloved dog in June, and gardening, something I haven’t done since I lived at home and my mom made us help plant/dig out annuals every year, has helped me through the grieving process. Your channel/voice/ideas/ and tours have really given me peace and helped me more than I ever anticipated. So thank you.
Courtney Opris sorry for the loss of your fur baby! 😔
Laura is knowkegeble ..and cute!
Hi Courtney I lost my Dog of 10 years just 2 weeks ago and my garden has never looked better!!!! I too have taken gardeneing to help me through my grief. Sorry for the loss of ur dog I know how difficult it is. I this channel helps me so much it brings me peace and takes my mind to good place.
Im also grieving the loss of a very special cat. It’s actually upset and stopped my relationship with my daughters. The grief of loosing a much loved animal is so hard and I also found this channel because of grieving and needing to find a positive thing to do. You’re not alone 💕
I'm sorry for your loss, Courtney. I lost 2 of my senior cats this year and between my house plants and my outdoor gardens, I have been reflecting and healing. Gardening is so good for the soul. I hope your healing.
Omg I LOVE hearing youtubers shouting out other great youtubers. I watch all 3 of those indoor plant ladies and I agree, they’re fantastic for indoor plants!!
OMG love love love Summer Rayne - she is so smart and intelligent, and compassionate and pro ecology - all the best in one woman! 😍
I have to tell you, the beauty of your videos, and your garden, seeing you and Aaron, and Benjamin over the past year have gotten me through the loss of a dear dear family member.
I am so grateful
There have been many times when I have lost myself in the beauty of your gardens and have been inspired to get on with it. Seeing your garden shut down over the winters, and come back to life has been so helpful. Time doesn't entirely heal, but there will be new blossoms in place of those now gone.
I cannot tell you how many of your videos I have watched several times, as I just let my feelings wash over me. Happy to say, I am getting stronger every day, and Gaden Answer has been my own answer on many reflective evenings
Many thanks, to you, and to Chopin, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and hundreds hours at the piano.
:)
Cass
I ❤ Laura, she has the courage to pot plants in a white shirt!
2 things: 1. Put stick-on felt dots on the underside of the terracotta saucers wherever it actually touches the table to protect the saucer from scratching the table finish. In the 1970s houseplants were the rage and I got bit by the bug. 2. Dusting leaves took creativity. You can wash them off by taking them to the kitchen sink ( or shower) and with the sprayer wash all the dust off. For plants kept in the kitchen area, mix a weak solution of liquid dishsoap and water in a pan and with a clean washcloth handwash off every single leaf to get the light film of cooking oil and grease that invaribly gets in the air off the leaves. This film is what makes the dust stick and the leaves look dull. Rinse any soapy water off the plants and soil and let drain before returning to the shelf. This can get to be a splashy mess if you have large plants or many so you can wait until summer! Once a year I took all my plants outside, on the patio table or on the lawn gave them their annual washing up, rinsed well with the hose shower wand, groomed and repot what needs attention, let them drain & dry off, took them back inside. If you have hard water, lightly pat the leaves with paper towels to get big droplets up. Leaves can be damp but the bigger droplets could cause hard water spots to dry on leaves which look unsightly and are permanent🌿🌱🍀
SAUCERS! Yes. I'll sign your petition. My favorite thing to do for saucers is to stock up on pretty cerarmic tea saucers or small plates from thrift stores that match my decor. I have a stack of different antique white ones that I use for my 6 inch pots. It's fun to look for more when I'm out shopping. Another thing that has worked great for me: I got a couple marble coaster sets ($5 for 4) from HomeGoods that I put under my old (before I knew better) unglazed terra cotta saucers.
Love your idea about the saucers!
Why not start her own line of planters with matching saucers? With her eye for beauty and her integrity, you know it would be good quality. I'd buy anything with her name on it!
Moving Forward this is a very good idea!
@@movingforward1871 I thought the same exact thing! It would be cool to see her design her own line or collaborate with a company that produces them. I bet she could design some killer planters and saucers.
I love this video, the description of the plants, potting them up, where you placed them and getting a glimpse of your beautiful home!!!!
I LOVE all three of those youtubers! Kaylee Ellen does a really good job in categorizing houseplants by rarity, and really goes out of her way to make sure people know what plants are actually worth. She's also one of the key players in getting the word out about Philodendron Pink Congo reverting completely to green.
My favorite youtuber, besides Amanda, is Betsy Begonia. She has SO MUCH info on Hoyas and begonias, and she'w hilarious (she owns her crazy like Planterina)
Thank you Laura for sharing your houseplants and where you have placed them, I think they all look just amazing, I have all but three of the different plants you picked, I live in Idaho and it is very dry and can get hot, so you do need plants that are a little more tolerrant to your particular conditions. I love watching my UA-camrs plant up their plants it is very relaxing and fun to see how they differ in technique. I watch all of the UA-camrs you gave a shout out to, and a few others, they are all so great at what they do. Laura you home is so beautiful and I love seeing where they are styled. Plants are such a beautiful addition to the inside of our homes.
Yay! An indoor mini sneaky tour of your beautiful house, thank you! The plants are all beautiful, makes the home so cosy 😊😘
When I see these videos I think about all the potting soil you go through. I go through a TON and I don't have any where near the amount of plants, inside & out, that you do. A beautiful haul!
Am I the only one in LOVE with Russell? He is SO cute, love gingers. From South Africa, and I have been binge watching like crazy. Love the videos and ideas. Thank you, you have inspired me so much already
I use clear glass plates from The Dollar Tree for my pots that don’t have saucers. They work so much better than plastic for me. Love your videos. Hello Russell!!
Great idea
I follow everyone you mentioned too but you all have different styles. Like I check out Summer's channel for plant id's, Kaylee mostly for detailed care for certain plants and propagation, Amanda for plant styling and you for your DIYs and arrangements. I just want to say that I think your taste is impeccable and your arrangements are always very creative. I love your channel.
I have had two panic attacks today from nursing school and this video calmed me down. Thank you.
I agree on the saucers! All the plants are beautiful! And love the way you have everything set up above the cabinets in the kitchen.
My 2 favorite things. Garden Answer & houseplants. I seriously am becoming a crazy plant lady. I can't get enough. I want a total green space or at least a plant in every room. And I would totally sign your petition for saucers!!! Where do I sign? Laura, your such a ray of light, I was stressed out and in a mood and your video really turned it around. Thank you for making these videos and sharing with us!
My favourite place of the video was placing the draceana in the urn. It was great seeing that even Laura doesn't succeed at everything with the first go.
That Brazil Philodendron is amazing! I've never seen one! The Snow Queen Pothos is beautiful too! Your home is gorgeous too; thank you for sharing!
Might I suggest that you can get some glass vases/jars fill them with water and add the cuttings of the philodendron then put them up on top or your cabinets. You won't have to water them for weeks and they will still grow like crazy. I have one that has been in water for at lest 6 years now. My mother-in-law has one for 15 years in water. Love Love Love this show. Can't get enough.
Love your house you'll have to do a tour and show us what's just on the inside looking out at the different flowerbeds.... It's so cute how you two repurposed that hutch for Benjamin's toys.... I am a grama and watch my 2 1/2 year old grandson. I have baskets in my cube shelf for him. Thanks again for keeping your videos free. Love the links for the other girls.
Sis👏🏼 is👏🏼 diversifying👏🏼 her👏🏼 audience👏🏼
Oh my gosh, yay!!! I love all 3 of these ladies! What a great shout out. Thanks Laura. Have a great day and happy growing!!
zeppypaige me too! 👏🏽
Yay! Finally a houseplant related video. I have all of the plants in this video. Great choices for common houseplants. I have about 400 houseplants in my collection all in planters. So nothing in ground which you specialize in. So I really enjoyed this video! The dracaenas you have are white jewel and lemon lime. The sansevieria you have is a jade birds nest. I agree with you I don’t really stress out about repotting right away if the change isn’t drastic. Wish I could plant edibles in ground like you but it doesn’t work living in a studio. One day! Happy planting! 💚
Thanks for sharing where you placed your new houseplants in your home. It’s always nice to get a new perspective. I’m afraid I’m very neglectful of the plants that I place on top of my kitchen cabinets too!
Enjoyed the video Laura & Aaron. Your home is beautiful what you showed us. Love to see a home tour of the whole house. Y'all take care and God bless.
I'm an interior landscaper. All the plants you have I have in most of my accounts. I only need to water them every other week in office situations. They are so tough!
Terracotta saucers look great with any planter - I would give it a try with your cement planter over a clear/plastic one. I also use white bread plates from my kitchen cupboard. Hope you give it a try!
Your new houseplants are a nice fresh look for you Laura but I couldn't take my eyes off the hanging vine on the pergola while you were putting... it's beautiful
Just found you and everybody else you mentioned a few months ago and honestly I like you the best simply coz you talk fast😊. And what an inspiration youve all been to beginners like me, thank you. Learning and growing in my plant knowledge as we go
Thank you! I will start putting more plants around the house, I tend to only have them by the kitchen sink.💟🌿🥰
thanks for showing us how you decorate indoors with your plants
I buy mismatched old cup saucers or cake plates from thrift stores. You can match their color to the pot sometimes. Saves money and looks great.
I bought a sansaveria and a ZZ plant, due to one of Laura's other house plant videos, a year ago and they're still going strong! My husband says I neglect them. Um, duh, and look, they're still just fine! Which reminds me, I need to repot them at this point. Thanks for the great video as always. Oh, and Aaron, loving the editing work!
I too love aged terracotta pots and when I buy new ones I 'paint' the outside with left over plain yogurt and leave in the garden for about 2 weeks before using and you would be surprised at how quickly they 'age'.
Love all three of those YT channels. All great plants, looks fab! I just repotted and divided loads of those birds nest (Sansevierias) they really multiply during the summer on my porch. I've just finished planting a couple of pots for gifts, one with succulents and the other with ferns, moss and a bonsai tree with a waterfall fountain. (kind of want to keep them for myself).haha
You are definitely Queen of Plant UA-camr.
Thank you so much for sharing your life in video. Watching your videos have been a constant calm for me. I am married to the most WONDERFUL husband in the world that has Hydrocephalus and deals with a high level of stress living day to day. I am so happy to be his comfort and advocate which causes me to work fervently to maintain my “self care”. With the Lords’ guidance in directing me to your channel, I’m able to unwind while watching your videos. Also, you inspire me to work on our gardens as a couple and we do it together and we connect while we work together. thank you for being a blessing in my life.
Great video... beautiful home. Dracaena are easy to propagate. When they get too tall and leggy just cut off the top, strip off some of the lower leaves and stick in soil. The remaining canes will sprout new leaves...
I love your videos. Brought excitement and new hope to my quarantine time. Picked up a new hobby... gardening! My eyes have been so opened to all the pretty landscapes in Nashville and all the potential. Thank you for what you do. :)
I completely agree about the saucers. I get so frustrated at the garden center when I can’t find a matching saucer.
I agree, they should sell the bottoms WITH the pots!!! Love this channel and all the great plant info!
OMG Laura, I love your house! I have some old vases on my pantry cupboards and it came to my mind the moment I saw our pantry cupboard tops. This idea would be a nice change ! Im just a few mths here in your channel and I love it to bits
Laura and Amanda are the best of the best!!!
I enjoyed this video so much.
My love of plants was passed down from my mom. We had plants inside and outside.
I agree. We should start a petition for matching saucers to be available for purchase with planters. ☺️
Little felt pads under unglazed terra cotta saucers works great too! I have never seen glazed saucers in my St. Louis area, but I'm still looking. 😀 You can buy a bunch of felt pads for a buck at the Dollar tree. Easy alternative.
I love getting new house plants! I have a Dracaena Waeneckii and a Janet Craig compactica they are amazing plants to have!🌸 I have 422 individual plants growing indoors and out on the lanai, you can never have too many in my eyes 😊 I love your videos and love to watch Summer Rayne Oaks. She is so knowledgeable with so many different plants.
Yea a peek into your home. would anybody else love a house tour?
Morning...the first draceana is a 'Lime Light', the second is the 'White Jewel' and the last one is a 'Song of Jamaica'. Nothing lives in my house except pothos--believe after 15 years, there's nothing I've not tried. By the way, your home is beautiful.
Laura, oh my word, your house is looking so beautiful! Love seeing a houseplant vlog.
Only gardeners like us would bring up starting a campaign or a petition for having matching saucers for the pots... lol 😂
not enough words to say how great this video is.. the plants, the interior of your house.. the decor👍💚💚💚
Ive been watching you for a while i started collecting houseplants for a year ago and i learned so much from you im in a apartment so no outdoor gardening for me so im glad you did a houseplant video its been a while and so true pothos seem more tougher then philodendrons thanks for sharing❤
It’s always so exciting to buy new indoor houseplants! The particular ones you bought are perfect, you’re absolutely right, they are less fussy than most other ones, I’m always encouraging my friends to give them a try. Planterina is amazing, I drool at her amazing collection and love her humor.
I absolutely love your style with your mix of vintage decor!
Lovely. Planterina got me started on houseplants this past winter.
Our draceana is taller than our house. I just pop some out and put then in a nice jar to give out as gifts.
Only Aaron can add drama to repotting plants. Nice editing, Aaron. Laura, I love the plants you chose, especially the one you called your favorite. That's a new one to me and I'll be looking for it. ~ Lisa
Ohhhhhhh!!! GARDEN ANSWER...HOUSEPLANT EDITION 💚IT!!!!! 🌿🌱☘️🤗
House plants make me happy! Yes! Planterina has great info about tons of house plants! She's helped me with a problem pothos of mine (marble queen? Snow queen?). Pothos, Philodendrons, and snake plants fill my home, and we love the indoor greenery! A Zz plant is also a fantastic houseplant option. My Zz plant met with disaster, yet wasn't fazed one bit...kinda left me dumbfounded at it's resilience.
I had no idea terracotta can get patina inside, those truly are the best.
I love the Pride & Joy! Just FYI you don’t have to put anything above your cabinets anymore. That is the trend!
I hear you loud and clear about the saucer bottoms! I LOVE the terra cotta saucers and stores usually have the pots, but no saucers! I'll be first to sign your petition to get more saucers lol! And with planting up new pots I use a coffee filter (two in big pots) for drainage - helps with keeping soil while letting water through... :)
Thank you Laura for a wonderful houseplant video!!! I LOVE pothos and the more variegation the better! Your home looks so nice with all your new plants. There's nothing better than spending half an hour potting up some new plant babies!
Jeff from Tropical Plant Party also does a lot of house plants, very informative, he does a lot of spotlight care videos especially on ferns.
I can't watch his channel because I'm jealous of all the annuals that survive as perennials in his garden, lol.
Love the homes you picked for each one. Beautiful plants. Your home is beautifully decorated for each addition of plant. Thanks for this video, I might try some house plants again. See you in The next one.
What a beautiful home you’ve created 💕❣️
Thank you for the reminder that we have plants in the house as well. Best thing in the morning is to watch your videos. I was wondering why we don't do multi-variety planters of indoor plants just like outdoors? I sometimes find the single planting boring, but thought that there must be a reason for not seeing larger planters in the house.
Actually, I have seen a video where Laura puts together an arrangement of houseplants for her in-laws.
Totally agree about the saucers!!!
You have inspired me. As soon as we are allowed out I plan a big nursery visit. I do wish they would home deliver.
I loved this video- thanks for shouting out other youtubers. I also loved the kitty cameo- Hey Russell!!!
I have to take note of these low light plants. Nothing survives in my house except a hoya I've had for at least 15 years. It has been neglected and it sits on top of my white fridge cause of the dark leaves. Thanks from 🇨🇦.
Just what I needed this morning! I, too, have been thinking about my houseplants & restocking!! As usual, very helpful information - thank you!! Love watching your very helpful videos! 😍💚🌿🌱☘🌿🐈🐱💚
You picked the 3 queens of house plant info! Laura you are the BEST! 💙
oh my gosh ,caring for indoor plants too !? so pretty. your something else hug connie
I love how quick, comfortable and sure you are with outdoor landscaping but I can tell you are a little hesitant in this video because it’s not something you do as often. But come on we know you will succeed with everything green lol
Thanks for the great ideas for low light plants! I was really surprised by the ferns. And I didn’t know about the glazed saucers. I use clear dishes which always bothers me because they don’t match. You have a lovely home. Thanks for sharing.
I have a very old Pothos. It was my Moms & she had it for decades. I have cared for since 1992 when she passed away.I love it so much & its tough bcuz its still looks amazing.😊
That potting mix looks really good.
Love your plant haul and those sweet little smooth-sided terracotta pots! Also, in love with Planterina... she's crazy knowledgeable, quirky, a little goofy and just plain fun!
I am for the matching saucer petition!!! But I'm also terracotta everything so thank goodness for glazed terracotta saucers🌱🙌
I am subscribed to Amanda, Summer Rayne and Kaylee Ellen, all great girls! And I am of course subscribed to you Laura, our garden qween!!
You have a beautiful home. The plants are lovely. My mother & her father can/could grow anything. Me, I have a black thumb. I try but I either over water or don't water at all. But I love plants.
Agreed about the saucers for the pots! And how about when they come fully attached to the pot!? How are you supposed to pour out any excess water without overturning your plants?😉👍🌱🌿
Yes, I agree !
Good point ..
Yay! I live in an apartment and wish I had a yard, but houseplants have to be everything for me.
Glad to see you doing houseplants.. Thanks!!
I have gone a bit crazy with houseplants since last winter. I 've been recovering for many months and I found having houseplants helped me get through it much more smoothly.
If you let terra cotta sit in a damp flower bed and you rub some lime on it once you’ll get the patina in about a month. My grandmother used to use that trick. The same works for burrying the Pot in acidic soil for two weeks only letting them get wet once.
I need to get some houseplants! Everything looked great I have white cupboards also and the green plants really stand out!
Great repotting Laura! My plants thrive in Espoma soils. I add pumice to it though for a little extra looseness. I also follow all three of those plant ladies! Love the plants above your cabinets! 🌸🌿💖
You should definitely do your on thing with beautiful pots with the saucers. People would go nutz!! Love u guys. Xoxo dana from pa
Hi Laura,It seem that I cannot stop buying indoor plants This winter here in Australia all I have done to get thought the cold winter is buying lost and lost indoor plants. It is like a greenhouse In my home. It kept me from going a pit nuts with the cold and wet. thanks for all Video's. Top stuff Laura. cool Been's lol
Love your placement of the plants throughout your house. 🌿 Your home is beautiful! I would love to see a home tour of all those gorgeous antiques! 🏡 Laura, you constantly amaze me with all your talents! ❤️
Great plants Laura loved them all....I also watch all those other tubers as well...and yes when saucers dont match the pots it makes me crazy lol
Hi Laura and Aaron! This video was very enjoyable, as are all of your other ones. I love house plants so much and you picked some beautiful ones. I don't do well with the "traditional" ferns, but so far am having good luck with the Rabbits Foot fern and Kangaroo Paw fern. I want to try the Birds Nest fern, too. I have two Staghorn ferns that I wanted to mount, but may just keep them in soil for now. I collect pothos and philodendrons, too. They are so easy! IMO a trailing plant would be pretty in the urn. I'm subscribed to Planterina and Summer Rayne, also subscribed to Nick Pileggi and Jeff at Tropical Plant Party, who are wonderful, too! Love them! And yes, I totally agree with having saucers that match the pots! Would love a tour of the whole inside of your house, too! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome video! I love Planterina! I have learned so much about indoor plants with her!
Wow!!! They look beautiful, you make it look so easy 🥰
I've read that the silver satin pothos is actually not a pothos or philodendron but do have similar care. They are so beautiful.
Maybe during the winter months you could take us along for your house plant maintenance? 🙂
Absolutely love house plants. I have several pathos including a silver satin pathos and recently bought the philodendron Brazil because of the interesting leaves. Loved this video.