Sorry you’re a bit overwhelmed with plants at the moment. If you need to downsize but you love all your plants, you could take a few cuttings from some plants to propagate & sell the plant. They’ll be big again when you’re feeling better; we love plants, but they’re not worth your health & wellbeing. Thanks for sharing you beautiful collection with us Jose! Yes to repot vid.
Hi! Thanks for the tip. That could indeed be an idea.. I absolutely agree with you that our plants should not become a struggle for our well-being. Thanks for your kind words! ❤ I appreciate it.
I also recently felt incredibly overwhelmed by my collection. I wanted more freedom in my life to focus on other things, without plants just taking over, so I purged like maybe 75%-80% of my collection. It was hard at first but I got myself to let go of any plants that I considered "getitng rid of" at any point, plants that looked "too similar" (i.e. just choose one florida type, just choose one long leaf philodendron, etc), plants that were struggling and i didn't feel like it was doing well with me. Tried to make sure any I keep truly truly sparked joy and is realistic for my space, instead of hanging on to them cause I've had them for so long.
It's ok to overwhelm. It's a part of process that you're a very good plant mama that your plants thriving in your care . Make a space for other things in life is important . 🫶
I also have a plant, philodendron Dean MC Dowell that has a twin leaf with only one stem, I thought it was so interesting and weird how it is growing like that, they looked like a Siamese twin with two heads, one body, and li really like your woven pots, they look great
I’m finding the Alocasias at the stores recently are having this problem of a fungus or edema Both my silver dragon and dragon scale are also struggling. The other Alocasias that are older haven’t had this problem
@@josejosephine my 2 yr old Alocasia don’t have that problem but the silver dragon and dragon scale bought several months ago struggle with both edema and a fungus that I’ve sprayed them with sulfur.
Sorry you’re a bit overwhelmed with plants at the moment. If you need to downsize but you love all your plants, you could take a few cuttings from some plants to propagate & sell the plant. They’ll be big again when you’re feeling better; we love plants, but they’re not worth your health & wellbeing. Thanks for sharing you beautiful collection with us Jose! Yes to repot vid.
Hi! Thanks for the tip. That could indeed be an idea.. I absolutely agree with you that our plants should not become a struggle for our well-being.
Thanks for your kind words! ❤ I appreciate it.
I also recently felt incredibly overwhelmed by my collection. I wanted more freedom in my life to focus on other things, without plants just taking over, so I purged like maybe 75%-80% of my collection. It was hard at first but I got myself to let go of any plants that I considered "getitng rid of" at any point, plants that looked "too similar" (i.e. just choose one florida type, just choose one long leaf philodendron, etc), plants that were struggling and i didn't feel like it was doing well with me. Tried to make sure any I keep truly truly sparked joy and is realistic for my space, instead of hanging on to them cause I've had them for so long.
Your plants are so beautiful! I need to try moss poles! Your plants love theirs! Great growing
Thank you! ❤ I would say, definitely try it! They have a lot of pro's, but also some cons I find.
Your Melanochrysum is simply stunning! ^^
Thank you! ❤ I already bought it with rather big leaves, I do hear people saying this one can be very hard to size up from being juvenile.
Love your Tordum!
Thank you! ❤ It has grown a lot over the last two years.
It's ok to overwhelm. It's a part of process that you're a very good plant mama that your plants thriving in your care . Make a space for other things in life is important . 🫶
I also have a plant, philodendron Dean MC Dowell that has a twin leaf with only one stem, I thought it was so interesting and weird how it is growing like that, they looked like a Siamese twin with two heads, one body, and li really like your woven pots, they look great
Oh that's fun to hear, those leaves from the Dean MC Dowell can get huge! Are your siamese twin leaves also big?
Thank you!❤
Did you make those pots? If so, would you be willing to make a video on how you make them?
30:19 it's easier if u make it into 2 words Skeez-muh Low-Glo-teez 🤗
I remember it cause it sounds like "Excuse moi, you're poor bish" 😅
Hahahah, thanks for this tip! 😂 Will see if this helps, hihi.
I’m finding the Alocasias at the stores recently are having this problem of a fungus or edema Both my silver dragon and dragon scale are also struggling. The other Alocasias that are older haven’t had this problem
Oh, that's interesting to hear! What are you struggling with some of your alocasias? I have also had mine for at least two years now.
@@josejosephine my 2 yr old Alocasia don’t have that problem but the silver dragon and dragon scale bought several months ago struggle with both edema and a fungus that I’ve sprayed them with sulfur.