Don’t forget to get any dead or browning leaves off your plants. I find that if I let them sit on the plant, the plant uses more energy trying to revive those bad leaves
Great video Ashley. The most common houseplants, which to me is also the most under rated, are the ever wonderful Sansevieria. Which ever one you get, they are always a trooper and never disappoint. Sometimes nurseries do them a disservice by having so many of them. But if you find one in the bunch that you like, they become a stand alone showstopper in any home. And being super easy care is a huge bonus! Thanks for sharing.
Not plant related, but i just want to say your voice and tone is crystal clear. I have been playing your videos in the background listening while doing chores.
Love your plants! Every time someone says they got something at Home Depot or Lowe’s I cry a little inside because my stores in Central Indiana have nothin!
Hi Ashley!! Thanks for this beautiful video. I just wanna share that ALL my calatheas including marantas are ALL in a self watering pots, they love their soil to stay moist and I only use distilled water in all of them. When the water reservoir gets dry, I wait a couple of days before I refill it, give them some break to breath. They are all doing so great so far! TRY IT!! I guarantee you, you will never have to worry about ALL CALATHEAS anymore!! Now that I learned what they want, it has become my COLLECTIONS now. I just got the lemon lime maranta yesterday and it’s gorgeous. And yes, and they DO NOT like so much light. Hope this will help😊
Thanks for highlighting the more common plants, Ashley! I don't think they get enough recognition in the plant community, and are all beautiful in their own right. I have your Manjula's twin. Seriously, mine looks EXACTLY like yours. Not dead, but not growing. I'm really enjoying Syngoniums right now. There are so many varieties, and I'm just enjoying them most of all now.
Amount my favorite common houseplants are Aglaneoma - such easy care & so many colorful variations. Nothing is more beautiful than a trailing basket of heart 💚leaf philodendron. My jade & lemon lime are constantly pushing out new growth, even now during winter. I find these do better for me than pothos. 3rd are selloum philodendron. I’m literally obsessed with mine, the large leaf foliage, aerial roots & strong twisting trunk just amazes me. Foliage on many dumb cane are s as Lao worry a mention - my camouflage leafs are excuisite 💚💚 this was very difficult to narrow down - I love all my common plants. I think my shopping trips to big box stores bring me more joy than overpriced nurseries
Same here, my manjula isn't putting out either. It's hanging in there, looks healthy, but no new growth. I loved this tour, these are common cause so many people love them, including me😁 thanks
I had a similar problem and repotted it after talking with a plant person. She suggested the plant wasn’t getting enough nutrients. I did and it started to grow. It’s such a beautiful underrated plant. One of my favorites. The variation is amazing
Your shelves and lighting is brilliantly done and your beauties are making the entire room gorgeous! I’m new to the houseplant world and great content here for all!
Hi Ashley and everyone! Just wanted to share what has been successful with my Calatheais is putting them in Moss and liquid fertilizer super thrive, liquid dirt and fish fertilizer
Hi Ashley! I've been following you since the beginning of the launch of your channel. It's amazing how much your collection has grown. You have some gorgeous plants in there. I have loved and collected plants all of my adult life. And as any plants lover would tell you I have killed so many plants I am ashamed to admit it. At first I killed them by overwatering them. Now, I have gone from over watering my plants to under watering them. And what I have learned is that you can kill some plants by under watering them. Case and point, are Calatheas I've killed about three pink stripe orbifolia, and just as many Lemon lime Maranthas. I like them so much that I even gifted a couple of them to family members who are notorious for being plant killers. I was puzzled to realize that while I had killed mine several times, theirs were thriving. After analyzing the reasons why, I noticed that what they have being doing differently from me is that theirs were always kept moist and they had a pebble tray that had water at all times. (the water in the tray we're not touching the roots of the plants bc the plants were in two pots. I hate giving up so I went out and bought the plants again. It's been two weeks since I purchased the plants and I am following what my family members do with their Calatheas and Maranthas. So far they're doing good. Go figure, I was supposed to teach them how to care for their plants, but instead, they taught me. Also I bought a Manjula which I put in a terrarium that has a light. The leaves grew so big and the variegation is out of this world. Sorry Ashley that I bored you with this long comment, but I couldn't help myself and had to share my experience with these plants.
This is such a random observation but I noticed it on a different vid too, the "zoom effect" that keeps happening in the intro when you're talking is sooo distracting from the awesome words that you're saying! I find myself focusing more on the zoom than you if that makes sense. Haha just a tip :) also my favorite "common houseplant" has definitely got to be my hoya pubicalyx! The splash is so pretty. 🌿
i agree about the zooming, it makes me kinda motion sick. i tend to use that section of the video as more of a podcast and do something else. but i'm also really prone to motion sickness! the rest of the video is awesome!
I love the fur babies cameo’s in your videos!! Fellow pet mama :) I have so many exotic plants, anthurium, philodendron etc and my favorite plants by far are my Golden Pothos and Heart Leaf Philodendron!
I have a manjula that I thought was a marble queen until you identified yours. Mine didn’t grow either. I ended up repotting it and fed it and it took off. One of my favorite plants. And I am with you in the pilea pepperomoides or however you spell it. Mine quit on me as well after being really big and lush. It did put out 3 pups that I am trying to grow. So we shall see...I had to send mama into that goodnight!
Really enjoyed your video I love the way you have them set up with the shelves you have so many different kinds thanks for sharing with us see you next time
My pilea Peperomioides looks about like yours! She lost the lower leaves so its like a tall stem and has some leaves at the top. I refuse to give up! I may cut it and put it in water to grow some roots and replant it.
Hey, just started watching you! Love the content! Yes I love many common plants. Syngonium is one of my Favs! Exotica, and Silvery Ann def my favs. Love appreciating the common plants when the rare ones are hard to find or sooo expensive!
My manjula is such a slow grower. I ended up searching and finding more cuttings and putting them into a pot together, and it’s now thriving! I think it needs to be with more cuttings for it to grow
I had that issue with a manjula I got at Lowe’s. It ended up being a pot of snow queen and manjula and the roots had a bunch of rot. I recently put what was left in leca and it’s really taken off.
Hey thought I'd share the happy of my day, my houseplants selection is mainly succulents, 2. Crested Fred Ives a large standard jade almost (2 foot tall) a mini leaf jade, a large aloe with leaves as wide as my hand, 2 holiday cacti that bloom numerous times a year and a standard red maranta, it started as a 3 leaf cutting and is huge, spilling at least 6 inches below the pot it just keeps going and blooming frequently, I ignore it, forget it and actually soak in a pail of rain water when I remember. Oh and a diffembachia I've cut down twice because it reached my ceiling. Finally got a baby to sprout from ome of the trunk cuttings. Any way.... I live in outstate small town Western Minnesota 100 miles from any "large town" more than 15,000. So our rare tropical tend to be sanseveria and bromeliads. Hahaha I finally actually found a standard ZZ at home depot today. 6" pot for $9.98 I picled the fullest pot which happened to have a broken pot, just the nursery grade liner pot, none the less I asled for a discount and got 20% taken off :) that's a good shopping day and it will look beautiful in a nice white glazed pot on my new dark cherry desk. Small beans for some, but its a good day for me.
They also has a plant labeled as a variegated peperomia small 4" 5" and 6" 4.99, 7.99 and 9.99. But for the life of me I couldn't remember what a mature healthy one looked like, and it didn't list the variety.
Almost all of the common plants in your area are also common here in the Philippines. The only difference, we can grow plants all year round in our country. You have beautiful collections.💚
I love common plants! Shoot leaves pretty often🤍 Just did my own plant tour and everytime I see other videos I realize that my collection is still small😂
I love syngoniums too. I can't understand why they're so underrated. It took me a few months to figure out the peperomiodes. I was not watering consistently enough so every time I would water it at least one leaf on the bottom would turn yellow and fall off, but like yours it was always putting out new growth. Once I started watering more regularly it has exploded with new growth and the yellowing has stopped!
Hey! Enjoyed the tour! I am also having a similar problem with my pikes pancake plant ...was doing great for months and then started turning yellow and dropping leaves...so your not alone! 😞🌱💚
Hey Ashley! Great choices! Check out cissus rhombifolia (grape Ivy), if you are not already familiar with it. I also love Majesty Palms. For some reason NO ONE on UA-cam likes them. Mine is always putting out new fronds and you can get large, inexpensive ones from Lowe’s.
Great collection! I have 2 Pilea Peperomioides and they both hate me.. neither are doing well at all. Im always so jelly when i see other peoples BIG nice Healthy Pilea Peperomioides looking amazing and then I see mine.....
Thanks Ashley. Great tour. My pilea is huge and amazing but my maculata lost all leaves. Shooting out some new growth but am so disappointed. Love it. Yours is so cute. Guess we all have different hit’s and some misses. 💚
hehe i say 'struggle bus' too. im glad someone else uses it, i get weird looks :) (my calathea rode the struggle bus to ummm well it didnt make it. it was free, but i dont know what i thought i could do with electric dry heat)
Enjoy seeing your plant room working on mine but running out of room here if I have much growth . Love your begonias I have one that my mother gave me a cutting from her plant and the mother plant is about 20 years old . Love NC weather
Hey, I know what you mean when it comes to the Manjula.Mines just pushed out a leave I had for a couple of months now.Pilea both of mine die when I brought them in for the winter. I will be getting them again now I know what I need to do when I bring them in for the winter.Happy growing and stay safe.
Aww man, that Cebu Blue. It’s simplicity is what seriously does it for me. The subtle beauty. Man, that’s a beautiful plant you have. Edit: I’ve learned I LOVE the hederaceums. . I have the green, Brazil, Rio. And would love to have the Lemon lime, cebu, Micans. It’s wonderful once you find a pocket you fit in in the plant world!
THANK YOU for a common plants video!!! Seems EVERYONE is getting on the "gotta have the rare & expensive plants" band wagon and it's just not my vibe! I love my common beauties: Hoyas, of course, and Pothos, spider plants, Wandering Jews, Aglaonemas, Scindapsus.........there's so many gorgeous affordable options out there! My Manjula is a veeeerrryyyyyyy slow grower.......I wonder why that is? My Pilea needs birth control because she's popping out babies and growing like a weed!! If I lived closer I'd give you a pot of babies! I've been able to sell some on my local market place for $20 - in each 4" terra cotta pot there's 3 babies at least 3 inches tall fully rooted. I think the Brazil is very underrated also! I LOVE the coloring on mine! I also LOVE the look of a Purple Waffle Plant......the dark purple and dark green colors are so beautiful and the bumpy texture is really unique! I think you'd love it! I got mine at Lowe's a few months ago for under $10. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and that 2021 will be a fabulous year for us all!!
This is what a lot of UA-camrs in plant people say to about potting repotting plants in the winter time however I I repot whenever necessary I have grow lights and I use them just like you're using them and so it's not like they really go into that dorm it slow down growing stuff depending on the plant in fact I just repotted a whole bunch of them that were popping out of their pots and they're still shooting out New Growth so I mean you can obviously if that's what you want to do you wait but since it's in an area with grow lights and hopefully humidity cuz that's one thing Miranda is like I don't see the point of waiting if they need to be up potted then I bought it I mean it's not like they don't have the proper lighting
I have a few of those. Micans, Exotica, Silvery Ann/any of the scindapsus - cant say they are loving life though. I know light has been an issue. Im an underwaterer as well & just have to figure out my light. Ive been saying I want the ikea greenhouse for a bit too but I have to move around some stuff as well.
My manjula pothos has the same issue... it doesn't seem to put out growth very often and I thought it was a light issue at first, but even under a grow light it seems to struggle. It was putting out a few new leaves over the summer, but I think they were super variegated and melted/burnt away. Definitely still trying to figure this plant out 🤷♀️
Hi Ashley, just wondering did you get your Hoya retusa from planterina? If so I got one too, mine did good at first then started going down hill, and as much as it cost I was determined not to loose it. I took it out of the pot and put it in basically the same size pot but it had way more holes than the one it came in, then did some research, they do like it a little cooler and I do let mine dry out but not quite as much as some of my other hoyas and give it pretty good bright light. I think the pot with more drainage holes did help it the most. Hope this helps yours!
Yay it’s Ashley!!! I just had to repot my monstera it was growing like yours. Do you just tie yours up like you have or do you stake it? I have a moss pole in my new pot but only have a few branches on it! Have a great day!
I see you are struggling with your maranta. My lemon-lime maranta is about 4-5 feet from an East facing window. Even though it is low light on our coffee table, it has a full view of the sky. I’m in Raleigh so our conditions are similar. Good luck with your maranta!
You're worried about your maranta and how it's doing, I had one on a telephone table and I noticed when the heater came on the leaves moved. I said oh no, but it was too late it was stressed. I'd wait for a new Leaf to come out to see how it's doing because mine was so dried out I was better off with cuttings in water.
You know what we have several of the same plants I have the silver ann,and I also have The calatheas Medallion mine just put out I think like four or five brand-new leaves yeah it was on The Struggle Bus for the first View months when I first bought it cuz my cat wouldn't leave it alone Keped munching on it, but since she's stopped and left it alone it's been doing grait.
Not sure why, but I have struggled with my Philodendron Lemon Lime. My first one basically melted and I’m crossing my fingers for the one I have now 🤞🏼 They seem more delicate than the green or the Brazil 🤷🏼♀️ Tagged you on IG so you can check out my most recent African Violet purchase 💜
I think calathea medallion is an easier calathea. The one I had lived in low light and pooped a whole bunch of baby’s out in January. Sadly, it got spider mites when I moved, and I realized too late ;(
I see you have a lot of grow lights. It looks like it’s a sunny day there. I know it’s winter. Do we really need that much light on our plants just because it’s winter and do you leave them on all day? Also do you leave your humidifier on all day? I live in NY. Most of my plants are in a west facing window? Love your videos.
Since you have west facing sunlight you don't need grow lights. West facing sun is great for plants you are getting at least 6 hrs of sunlight. I believe Ashley said her plants are in East facing
This room doesn’t get much light and I do have the humidifier stay around 65% especially in winter. I have the heat on and it dries out the air. Gotta keep my expensive tropical babies happy
Great video but i have 1 request can you put the names on screen or below. I spell liusy and when i see something to put in my wish lust or take a note on something i have its hard later to figure my notes out cause i so badly spelled it. Plz and TY
Hey Ashley how do you keep the pink so vibrant in your sim gonium I have one but it's not near as Pink as it used to be and it's under a good light and it's growing and it's beautiful but it's not near as Pink as it was not really miss that bright gorgeous pink
I have been seeing lemon lime Maranta plant at Kroger & Walmart recently for 14.98 . ( Cincinnati , Ohio ) Also, I have killed Argyrueas thrice. they are never happy in my care 😒
Don’t forget to get any dead or browning leaves off your plants. I find that if I let them sit on the plant, the plant uses more energy trying to revive those bad leaves
Great video Ashley. The most common houseplants, which to me is also the most under rated, are the ever wonderful Sansevieria. Which ever one you get, they are always a trooper and never disappoint. Sometimes nurseries do them a disservice by having so many of them. But if you find one in the bunch that you like, they become a stand alone showstopper in any home. And being super easy care is a huge bonus! Thanks for sharing.
I cannot handle adorable your doggie is!!!!!! I want her!!!!!! Shes so mini and that baby face is everything!
Thank you! She is my love
I definitely think Brazil philodendron is underrated. Def one of my fav commons
100% agreed, one of my favourites
I don't know if I got a bad one or what but my Brazil philo got so scraggly and gross I finally gave it away .🤷🏻♀️
When your favorite PlantTuber consistently uploads!! 🥰😊 Ok back to the video lol
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Staghorn fern are underrated. There’s nothing more amazing than a giant, mounted, staghorn fern hanging on a wall.
Agreed
You have to get a lemon lime maranta! They are so beautiful, definitely one of my favorites.
Not plant related, but i just want to say your voice and tone is crystal clear. I have been playing your videos in the background listening while doing chores.
So many plants but also the organization and radiance of your room is refreshing
Love your plants! Every time someone says they got something at Home Depot or Lowe’s I cry a little inside because my stores in Central Indiana have nothin!
I love the underrated or common plants. Most are easy care and fun to grow because they don't die so easily. Thanks
Love to see a video of you re-potting your Monstera. It seems like such an intimidating job! 😅😅
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Hi Ashley!! Thanks for this beautiful video. I just wanna share that ALL my calatheas including marantas are ALL in a self watering pots, they love their soil to stay moist and I only use distilled water in all of them. When the water reservoir gets dry, I wait a couple of days before I refill it, give them some break to breath. They are all doing so great so far! TRY IT!! I guarantee you, you will never have to worry about ALL CALATHEAS anymore!! Now that I learned what they want, it has become my COLLECTIONS now. I just got the lemon lime maranta yesterday and it’s gorgeous. And yes, and they DO NOT like so much light. Hope this will help😊
Great idea!
Thank you for this video. I feel like so many people are focusing on rare plants lately. Many really like the old stand-bys. Thank you again!
Because apparently it's weird to not want to shell out ridiculous amounts of $$ for a fussy plant that might die easily. 😂😂
@@jannelaineeleodinmuo2442 haha apparently! No thank you lol
Thanks for highlighting the more common plants, Ashley! I don't think they get enough recognition in the plant community, and are all beautiful in their own right. I have your Manjula's twin. Seriously, mine looks EXACTLY like yours. Not dead, but not growing. I'm really enjoying Syngoniums right now. There are so many varieties, and I'm just enjoying them most of all now.
Agreed!
Amount my favorite common houseplants are Aglaneoma - such easy care & so many colorful variations. Nothing is more beautiful than a trailing basket of heart 💚leaf philodendron. My jade & lemon lime are constantly pushing out new growth, even now during winter. I find these do better for me than pothos. 3rd are selloum philodendron. I’m literally obsessed with mine, the large leaf foliage, aerial roots & strong twisting trunk just amazes me. Foliage on many dumb cane are s as Lao worry a mention - my camouflage leafs are excuisite 💚💚 this was very difficult to narrow down - I love all my common plants. I think my shopping trips to big box stores bring me more joy than overpriced nurseries
Same here, my manjula isn't putting out either. It's hanging in there, looks healthy, but no new growth. I loved this tour, these are common cause so many people love them, including me😁 thanks
I had a similar problem and repotted it after talking with a plant person. She suggested the plant wasn’t getting enough nutrients. I did and it started to grow. It’s such a beautiful underrated plant. One of my favorites. The variation is amazing
@@gaverbach thanks, I'll try that😊
Your shelves and lighting is brilliantly done and your beauties are making the entire room gorgeous! I’m new to the houseplant world and great content here for all!
Thank you!
You’re one of my fave planty channels! Love your content (and background music) 💚
Thank you very much!
Hi Ashley and everyone! Just wanted to share what has been successful with my Calatheais is putting them in Moss and liquid fertilizer super thrive, liquid dirt and fish fertilizer
Hi Ashley! I've been following you since the beginning of the launch of your channel. It's amazing how much your collection has grown. You have some gorgeous plants in there. I have loved and collected plants all of my adult life. And as any plants lover would tell you I have killed so many plants I am ashamed to admit it. At first I killed them by overwatering them. Now, I have gone from over watering my plants to under watering them. And what I have learned is that you can kill some plants by under watering them. Case and point, are Calatheas I've killed about three pink stripe orbifolia, and just as many Lemon lime Maranthas. I like them so much that I even gifted a couple of them to family members who are notorious for being plant killers. I was puzzled to realize that while I had killed mine several times, theirs were thriving. After analyzing the reasons why, I noticed that what they have being doing differently from me is that theirs were always kept moist and they had a pebble tray that had water at all times. (the water in the tray we're not touching the roots of the plants bc the plants were in two pots. I hate giving up so I went out and bought the plants again. It's been two weeks since I purchased the plants and I am following what my family members do with their Calatheas and Maranthas. So far they're doing good. Go figure, I was supposed to teach them how to care for their plants, but instead, they taught me. Also I bought a Manjula which I put in a terrarium that has a light. The leaves grew so big and the variegation is out of this world. Sorry Ashley that I bored you with this long comment, but I couldn't help myself and had to share my experience with these plants.
Thanks so much for watching!
This is such a random observation but I noticed it on a different vid too, the "zoom effect" that keeps happening in the intro when you're talking is sooo distracting from the awesome words that you're saying! I find myself focusing more on the zoom than you if that makes sense. Haha just a tip :) also my favorite "common houseplant" has definitely got to be my hoya pubicalyx! The splash is so pretty. 🌿
i agree about the zooming, it makes me kinda motion sick. i tend to use that section of the video as more of a podcast and do something else. but i'm also really prone to motion sickness! the rest of the video is awesome!
I love the fur babies cameo’s in your videos!! Fellow pet mama :) I have so many exotic plants, anthurium, philodendron etc and my favorite plants by far are my Golden Pothos and Heart Leaf Philodendron!
I have a manjula that I thought was a marble queen until you identified yours. Mine didn’t grow either. I ended up repotting it and fed it and it took off. One of my favorite plants. And I am with you in the pilea pepperomoides or however you spell it. Mine quit on me as well after being really big and lush. It did put out 3 pups that I am trying to grow. So we shall see...I had to send mama into that goodnight!
Thanks Greta!
Really enjoyed your video I love the way you have them set up with the shelves you have so many different kinds thanks for sharing with us see you next time
Thanks!
My pilea Peperomioides looks about like yours! She lost the lower leaves so its like a tall stem and has some leaves at the top. I refuse to give up! I may cut it and put it in water to grow some roots and replant it.
Thanks for sharing your love of common plants. I love my cebu blue & Brazil. I’m going to give a calathea a try this year.
Beautiful!
I love common houseplants!!!! Your Micans is stunning 💚🌿💚
Thank you!
I love my common plants too! Just as much or more!
Hey, just started watching you! Love the content! Yes I love many common plants. Syngonium is one of my Favs! Exotica, and Silvery Ann def my favs. Love appreciating the common plants when the rare ones are hard to find or sooo expensive!
My manjula is such a slow grower. I ended up searching and finding more cuttings and putting them into a pot together, and it’s now thriving! I think it needs to be with more cuttings for it to grow
I had that issue with a manjula I got at Lowe’s. It ended up being a pot of snow queen and manjula and the roots had a bunch of rot. I recently put what was left in leca and it’s really taken off.
Hey thought I'd share the happy of my day, my houseplants selection is mainly succulents, 2. Crested Fred Ives a large standard jade almost (2 foot tall) a mini leaf jade, a large aloe with leaves as wide as my hand, 2 holiday cacti that bloom numerous times a year and a standard red maranta, it started as a 3 leaf cutting and is huge, spilling at least 6 inches below the pot it just keeps going and blooming frequently, I ignore it, forget it and actually soak in a pail of rain water when I remember. Oh and a diffembachia I've cut down twice because it reached my ceiling. Finally got a baby to sprout from ome of the trunk cuttings.
Any way.... I live in outstate small town Western Minnesota 100 miles from any "large town" more than 15,000. So our rare tropical tend to be sanseveria and bromeliads. Hahaha I finally actually found a standard ZZ at home depot today. 6" pot for $9.98 I picled the fullest pot which happened to have a broken pot, just the nursery grade liner pot, none the less I asled for a discount and got 20% taken off :) that's a good shopping day and it will look beautiful in a nice white glazed pot on my new dark cherry desk.
Small beans for some, but its a good day for me.
They also has a plant labeled as a variegated peperomia small 4" 5" and 6" 4.99, 7.99 and 9.99. But for the life of me I couldn't remember what a mature healthy one looked like, and it didn't list the variety.
I wish cebu blue pothos were common in my area. I've never seen one in person.
Philodendron silver sword! (Hastatum) gorgeous metallic silvery green leaves, super easy to care for and fast growing. I love mine!
Wonderful!
Almost all of the common plants in your area are also common here in the Philippines. The only difference, we can grow plants all year round in our country. You have beautiful collections.💚
Thanks!
Of course, slip in and pet the dog. That always melts viewers hearts. Several plant youtubers use this tried-and-true trick.
How is it a trick to show my cute dog 🤦🏻♀️
I love common plants! Shoot leaves pretty often🤍 Just did my own plant tour and everytime I see other videos I realize that my collection is still small😂
I love syngoniums too. I can't understand why they're so underrated. It took me a few months to figure out the peperomiodes. I was not watering consistently enough so every time I would water it at least one leaf on the bottom would turn yellow and fall off, but like yours it was always putting out new growth. Once I started watering more regularly it has exploded with new growth and the yellowing has stopped!
My syngonium is a powerhouse and I agree SO underrated!! So easy care and bomb proof, and looks so funky and fun!!
Hey! Enjoyed the tour! I am also having a similar problem with my pikes pancake plant ...was doing great for months and then started turning yellow and dropping leaves...so your not alone! 😞🌱💚
Thanks!
Aww Cube blue here it's expensive. OMG your Micans is goal, I wish mine grows like that too and yes I love Micans ♥️
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Your plants are beautiful .my favourite is the authurium I have one it puts out dark leafs but the flower is red weird but they are my favorite
Aw! Look at your sweet doggy. The plants are beautiful too! 😊I grow my anthurium in water. It does well. I killed my lemon lime philodendron. 😩
Hey Ashley! Great choices! Check out cissus rhombifolia (grape Ivy), if you are not already familiar with it. I also love Majesty Palms. For some reason NO ONE on UA-cam likes them. Mine is always putting out new fronds and you can get large, inexpensive ones from Lowe’s.
Thanks for the tip!
Great collection! I have 2 Pilea Peperomioides and they both hate me.. neither are doing well at all. Im always so jelly when i see other peoples BIG nice Healthy Pilea Peperomioides looking amazing and then I see mine.....
True!
Thanks Ashley. Great tour. My pilea is huge and amazing but my maculata lost all leaves. Shooting out some new growth but am so disappointed. Love it. Yours is so cute. Guess we all have different hit’s and some misses. 💚
Nice!
I love trailing plants like pothos and philodendrons. I just got a Brasil and LOVE it!
I had the same experience with an Manjula. Beautiful plant, but nothing new. Nice collection 👍
Thx!
The Doberman plant was my favorite - I noticed it's just a little bit bigger than a Seedling but Dobermans get big it'll grow!
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Very enjoyable as always!
Notification squad!!!! Watching it on the big screen
Awesome! 💚
Yurp! I have a Manjula pothos and it’s barely grown at all. I’ve had it almost a year.
hehe i say 'struggle bus' too. im glad someone else uses it, i get weird looks :) (my calathea rode the struggle bus to ummm well it didnt make it. it was free, but i dont know what i thought i could do with electric dry heat)
Enjoy seeing your plant room working on mine but running out of room here if I have much growth . Love your begonias I have one that my mother gave me a cutting from her plant and the mother plant is about 20 years old . Love NC weather
Thanks!
Thank you for including prices. Living in Canada I like to compare prices just to be a smart shopper and to know what others pay
I love all your plants one of my favorite plants is a rubber tree plant and my snake plant I love that plant a lot too
Thanks!
I think you should look into Cordylines! Just bought a chocolate Cordyline and loving it. Very common but not trendy!
Beautiful!
Hey, I know what you mean when it comes to the Manjula.Mines just pushed out a leave I had for a couple of months now.Pilea both of mine die when I brought them in for the winter. I will be getting them again now I know what I need to do when I bring them in for the winter.Happy growing and stay safe.
Thanks you too!
Aww man, that Cebu Blue. It’s simplicity is what seriously does it for me. The subtle beauty. Man, that’s a beautiful plant you have.
Edit: I’ve learned I LOVE the hederaceums. . I have the green, Brazil, Rio. And would love to have the Lemon lime, cebu, Micans. It’s wonderful once you find a pocket you fit in in the plant world!
THANK YOU for a common plants video!!! Seems EVERYONE is getting on the "gotta have the rare & expensive plants" band wagon and it's just not my vibe! I love my common beauties: Hoyas, of course, and Pothos, spider plants, Wandering Jews, Aglaonemas, Scindapsus.........there's so many gorgeous affordable options out there! My Manjula is a veeeerrryyyyyyy slow grower.......I wonder why that is? My Pilea needs birth control because she's popping out babies and growing like a weed!! If I lived closer I'd give you a pot of babies! I've been able to sell some on my local market place for $20 - in each 4" terra cotta pot there's 3 babies at least 3 inches tall fully rooted. I think the Brazil is very underrated also! I LOVE the coloring on mine! I also LOVE the look of a Purple Waffle Plant......the dark purple and dark green colors are so beautiful and the bumpy texture is really unique! I think you'd love it! I got mine at Lowe's a few months ago for under $10.
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and that 2021 will be a fabulous year for us all!!
This is what a lot of UA-camrs in plant people say to about potting repotting plants in the winter time however I I repot whenever necessary I have grow lights and I use them just like you're using them and so it's not like they really go into that dorm it slow down growing stuff depending on the plant in fact I just repotted a whole bunch of them that were popping out of their pots and they're still shooting out New Growth so I mean you can obviously if that's what you want to do you wait but since it's in an area with grow lights and hopefully humidity cuz that's one thing Miranda is like I don't see the point of waiting if they need to be up potted then I bought it I mean it's not like they don't have the proper lighting
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Love your videos, love your fur baby !!!!
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my manjula didn't grow for like SIX months!!?? Finally it is growing fairly quickly, weird I've had the same experience
I love your watermelon shirt sooo much!
lol thank you!
I have a few of those. Micans, Exotica, Silvery Ann/any of the scindapsus - cant say they are loving life though. I know light has been an issue. Im an underwaterer as well & just have to figure out my light. Ive been saying I want the ikea greenhouse for a bit too but I have to move around some stuff as well.
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My favorite common houseplants are definitely pothos, monstera adansonii, and staghorn ferns! All of mine give me nothing but love 😍❤
Great choices!
I just saw a burkin in my local publix, first time seeing one in person. It was small for $20 and I have been wanting one but decided to pass
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Monstera is one if my favorites, also. You have so much light in your house. What is the round grow light?
Awh haha me too I can't separate queen and princess they always go togethet !
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My manjula pothos has the same issue... it doesn't seem to put out growth very often and I thought it was a light issue at first, but even under a grow light it seems to struggle. It was putting out a few new leaves over the summer, but I think they were super variegated and melted/burnt away. Definitely still trying to figure this plant out 🤷♀️
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My first pilea die. But one of pups grow fine when I give it more light 😊👍
Awesome!
Hi Ashley, just wondering did you get your Hoya retusa from planterina? If so I got one too, mine did good at first then started going down hill, and as much as it cost I was determined not to loose it. I took it out of the pot and put it in basically the same size pot but it had way more holes than the one it came in, then did some research, they do like it a little cooler and I do let mine dry out but not quite as much as some of my other hoyas and give it pretty good bright light. I think the pot with more drainage holes did help it the most. Hope this helps yours!
Thx! I found it at a nursery
Big fan of the alocasia polly
Yay it’s Ashley!!!
I just had to repot my monstera it was growing like yours. Do you just tie yours up like you have or do you stake it? I have a moss pole in my new pot but only have a few branches on it! Have a great day!
It’s on a trellis, but they love moss poles too
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Thank you I will try to get more to get on the moss pole. It really loves the new pot. 5 new leaves coming!!
I see you are struggling with your maranta. My lemon-lime maranta is about 4-5 feet from an East facing window. Even though it is low light on our coffee table, it has a full view of the sky. I’m in Raleigh so our conditions are similar. Good luck with your maranta!
Good to know!
I had to pull my brazil back from the window to keep it varigated. It was getting more yellow tjen burning/dying off
Good to know!
I am still on the lookout for verrucosum and manjula and n'joy pothos.
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My pearls and jade grows twice as fast as my manjula and my silver Ann grows like a weed hanging in an East facing window.
Nice!
I like ur set up in your plant room. What kind of grow lights do you currently use?
Thanks! All products I use are in my description.
You're worried about your maranta and how it's doing, I had one on a telephone table and I noticed when the heater came on the leaves moved. I said oh no, but it was too late it was stressed. I'd wait for a new Leaf to come out to see how it's doing because mine was so dried out I was better off with cuttings in water.
Manjoula grows sooooo slow for me as well, mine only puts out a few leaves a year 😅😂
I had the same problem. I repotted it after talking with a plant person. Seemed it needed nutrients that new soil could give it. It started to grow...
@@gaverbach I’ll try repotting it this spring, thank you
I am looking for an SP Exotica and a ZZ Raven 🤞 my Cebu grows up and down and I 💕 it
I’ve found with my retusa likes to be watered more than the thick leafed Hoya
Good to know!
You know what we have several of the same plants I have the silver ann,and I also have The calatheas Medallion mine just put out I think like four or five brand-new leaves yeah it was on The Struggle Bus for the first View months when I first bought it cuz my cat wouldn't leave it alone Keped munching on it, but since she's stopped and left it alone it's been doing grait.
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Not sure why, but I have struggled with my Philodendron Lemon Lime. My first one basically melted and I’m crossing my fingers for the one I have now 🤞🏼 They seem more delicate than the green or the Brazil 🤷🏼♀️
Tagged you on IG so you can check out my most recent African Violet purchase 💜
Okay I'm in the right place. Crazy plant people here 👩🌾
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I think calathea medallion is an easier calathea. The one I had lived in low light and pooped a whole bunch of baby’s out in January. Sadly, it got spider mites when I moved, and I realized too late ;(
Aw man!
The manjula and marble queen grow quite slowly because of all the Waite they have on their leaves
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Did you say you got your tall white bookshelves at Ikea for $80.?
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I see you have a lot of grow lights. It looks like it’s a sunny day there. I know it’s winter. Do we really need that much light on our plants just because it’s winter and do you leave them on all day? Also do you leave your humidifier on all day? I live in NY. Most of my plants are in a west facing window? Love your videos.
Since you have west facing sunlight you don't need grow lights. West facing sun is great for plants you are getting at least 6 hrs of sunlight. I believe Ashley said her plants are in East facing
This room doesn’t get much light and I do have the humidifier stay around 65% especially in winter. I have the heat on and it dries out the air. Gotta keep my expensive tropical babies happy
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My Manjula pothos doesn't grow much either.
Mine does the same thing.
Love a good Brazil 😁
Great video but i have 1 request can you put the names on screen or below. I spell liusy and when i see something to put in my wish lust or take a note on something i have its hard later to figure my notes out cause i so badly spelled it.
Plz and TY
I’m terrified I’m moving in the spring and I’m so worried about how my 100 house plants are going to deal. UGH I’m already stressing 😩
Raven ZZ And Whale Fin would love to have one of each low light works for me
Great plants!
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Hey Ashley how do you keep the pink so vibrant in your sim gonium I have one but it's not near as Pink as it used to be and it's under a good light and it's growing and it's beautiful but it's not near as Pink as it was not really miss that bright gorgeous pink
I’m not sure, it’s always stayed a nice pink color for me
My cebu blue has grow like crazy all winter.
Love it!
The Rex begonia is a Silver Dollar I’m pretty sure.
Philodendron 👍 thanks 👍
I have been seeing lemon lime Maranta plant at Kroger & Walmart recently for 14.98 . ( Cincinnati , Ohio )
Also, I have killed Argyrueas thrice. they are never happy in my care 😒