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Plant Rehab: Reviving My Urban Jungle After 8 Days of Neglect!
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2024
- Welcome back, plant pals! 🌿😄 Join me on a journey of plant recovery as we tackle the aftermath of 8 days of neglect.
Being under the weather meant my green friends didn't get the attention they deserved, but fear not! Today, I'll share my top tips and hacks to revive your beloved plants after a period of neglect.
From checking in on each leafy resident to implementing some clever plant care tricks, we'll work together to restore my indoor jungle to its former glory.
Let's roll up our sleeves and give these plants the TLC they deserve! Don't forget to hit subscribe and join our growing community of plant lovers. 🌿✨
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Always very informative, Kevin, when it comes to plant care. So nice to see some greenery at this time of year when we are in the doldrums. Cheers!
Darryl
Thank you so much for the kind comment! 😃
Glad you’re feeling better Kevin. The times I travelled abroad I wasn’t yet a plant person. It’ll be different now though. Thanks for sharing Kevin!
Aww thank you, Carol!!! 😃
So glad you're feeling better!
I fell in love with Aeonium in San Diego.
Say, what do you use on your poles? Do you keep away from moss for a particular reason?
I watch anime when I'm sick. Or quirky shows. Thoughtful entertainment.
Congratulations on getting done what you need to do! 💚
Thanks for sharing! 😃 I use moss on my poles :-) everyone’s loving San Diego! Haha
@@PlantswithKevin Sorry, I'm watching on my phone and maybe I didn't see the poles right. It looked like they were wrapped in something..?
Yup! Coco coir and moss mainly :)
Jobs done👌
Im from sydney,we have 4 seasons but plant life is very busy and theres great variety of all indoor ,outdoor, tropicals, cactus,unique ferns,native ,you name it!!
I follow the sydney plan guy ,he can give some idea
In his videos what we have,he also did a walking tour around his area ,the sydney harbour, the botanical gardens etc .
If you do enjoy!
Keep feeling better 👌
Chau
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Thank you so much for the info on Australia! 😃
Oh, yes! LOVE watching the Sydney plant guy’s content!!!
Thank you again for your sweet response and kind heart! 🤗❤️🤩
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I’d love to visit Costa Rica to see the tropical foliage! San Diego has succulents the size of pine trees in their front yards and here in the mountains the largest I’ve ever grown can fit into a 4” terracotta pot lol..
Costa Rica is definitely on my bucket list! 🤩 and you’re absolutely right about the succulents in San Diego!!! lol!! I love that city so much!!! 😍
@@PlantswithKevin we’ve been going to San Diego since I was a teen and I can’t go without a visit every year! It’s my favorite place to visit by far!!
I can see why!!!! 😍
I was born and raised in SD! Haha. I wish we could put images in the YT comments like on FB. I’d take a pic of my grandparents’ split-leaf Philodendron (Thaumatophyllum) 'Selloum' in the front yard. It’s at least ten years older than I am (38), i remember playing hide & seek inside of its branches as a kid. It’s the size of a playground. Ten feet tall in a space around 15-20' wide! I love it here but we just had so much rain and I’m still finding pots that didn’t drain… really irritating. And i cannot STAND temps below 72° F
@@erikm8372 me too! I bet his plants are beautiful! They always blow my mind how big and lush they get out there
As a San Diegan, we just have to go outside to find plenty of naturalized, exotic plants! So I guess for me, and apparently this is strange, but I’ve been pretty interested in seeing what’s up w Florida’s plants, exotic & native. Plus I’m interested in reptiles, amphibians, aquascaping, & animals in general, and FL is known to have tons of non-native species to find! But i think really, anywhere in South America, particularly Colombia. Did you know it’s the 2nd most biodiverse country on earth, after Brazil?? And the #1 bird country in the world, too. Thousands of animal & plant species. Aroids everywhere!
Además- hay algunos canales de UA-cam increíbles de jardineros colombianos, si hablas español. 😊 Graban recorridos por las casas, los jardines y todos son bellas!
Brazil would def be on my bucket list!!! 🤩 You know what I love about San Diego? Seeing all the bird of paradise flowering!
Downton Abbey ❤
Good choice! 😍
I'm curious to know! Have any of you ever visited Sydney, Australia!? I've always wondered what the plant life is like there! 🤩
Congratulations!!! glad you feel better cause sick version of you looked like your evil doppelganger hacked your channed Scooby-Doo style lol
lol he somehow crossed over in the multiverse and took over for an episode 🤣
Congrats on the view! Does Alaska fish fertilizer smell bad?
Thanks!!! It actually doesn’t. I just use a few small drops per water fill.
Hi Kevin, your gloriosum , are they regular or Gloriosum silver thanks
Both! I have multiples lok