I enjoyed your video content, and am an avid plant collector and animal person as well. Kudos to you for making sharable content, as it takes some courage to put yourself out there and create! I myself do not have this kind fo bravery. I think it's important to know that the active ingredient in two of your recommended pesticides is Imidicloporid. This is basically a synthetic nicotine, and although that might not sound super dangerous, this chemical becomes pervasive in the environment- soil & water- when used as a pesticide, and some studies indicate it can persist for up to three years or more in soil that has been treated with it. It is the number one toxic pesticide that is killing bees. It is easily taken up by plants into their tissues (reason why it is called a "systemic pesticide"), and can even end up in the flower & pollen of plants. Because of these things I would not recommend using it. Please caution anyone who is considering it, as many people compost their dirt when they re-plant houseplants, and are unaware of these facts. Plus, it is dangerous to inhale or have skin or mucus membrane contact with (eyes, nose, lungs). Blessings, please be safe, and good luck with your channel. I only hope to inform, and not wreck your joy in content creation.
Have you noticed that thrips are the pest that actually eat the plant growth or are their other pests that do this too? I had spider mites on my Calathea but the damage wasn’t like that it was like spots and lines on the back of the leaves. Tfs
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It's crazy how infestations can just explode before you know it if you don't catch the signs 😵. Love the bloopers at the end 🤣
Reasons I'm always inspecting 👀
Thank you for the great content! The lighting is good 😊
Nice video! Lol the bloopers were funny. Nothing like some dogs that want to be involved.
Had to lock them out or it would have taken all day to record 😩
Now I know what to do. Thank you.
I enjoyed your video content, and am an avid plant collector and animal person as well. Kudos to you for making sharable content, as it takes some courage to put yourself out there and create! I myself do not have this kind fo bravery.
I think it's important to know that the active ingredient in two of your recommended pesticides is Imidicloporid. This is basically a synthetic nicotine, and although that might not sound super dangerous, this chemical becomes pervasive in the environment- soil & water- when used as a pesticide, and some studies indicate it can persist for up to three years or more in soil that has been treated with it. It is the number one toxic pesticide that is killing bees. It is easily taken up by plants into their tissues (reason why it is called a "systemic pesticide"), and can even end up in the flower & pollen of plants. Because of these things I would not recommend using it. Please caution anyone who is considering it, as many people compost their dirt when they re-plant houseplants, and are unaware of these facts. Plus, it is dangerous to inhale or have skin or mucus membrane contact with (eyes, nose, lungs).
Blessings, please be safe, and good luck with your channel. I only hope to inform, and not wreck your joy in content creation.
I just noticed a thrip infestation 😭 it’s stressing me ,between full time work , kids I am hoping i can eradicate it 😣I
Really useful video. Thanks:D
What is the correct name for the fungus gnats in your video
Have you noticed that thrips are the pest that actually eat the plant growth or are their other pests that do this too? I had spider mites on my Calathea but the damage wasn’t like that it was like spots and lines on the back of the leaves. Tfs
Me af with the doggies lmaoooo
I'm sure it was easy you "YOU" to move the plants outside. 😅
Hey! I moved SOME (a few) of them myself 😂😂