houseplants i'm growing outside + rehabbing the ones that are unwell (patio tour + plant clean up)🧹
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patio tour
balcony tour
houseplants
plant tour
begonia thurstonii
begonia sinbad
begonia grey feather
begonia maculata
streptocarpus
begonia listada
begonia magdalene madsen
Cebu blue pothos
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also, can we take a moment to recognize that your past four videos have all been over an hour long 👀 girl, you're putting in the work and we LOVE IT
omg I know right... as I was editing I was like am I even capable of making a short video anymore? they always just come out so long 😂
@wildfern girl let them come out long! We all love every minute of your videos! 🥳🥳🪴🪴🪴
Yesss. More vids, more length. More Fern!
Love them
@@wildferndo your thing! I love listening to you at work. You're very calming. And very informative!
Fern, we are honored to continue to be your go-to for natural plant and pest care! BIG LOVE for this share and thank you for bringing us along to enjoy your thoughtful process. Can’t wait for you to give them all a Sacred Soil Tonic bath too 🫧🪴
Every single year gardening and keeping plants outside is a huge learning experience. This year my watering game was off but maybe I set myself up for failure with too much. So many lessons our plants can teach us
There is seriously nothing better then my baby taking a nap and getting to sit down enjoy a snack , iced coffee , and peace ☮️ and quiet 🤫 😆😆😆💕💕
oh my goodness yes, I love when it times so nicely for you to watch!
Fern that’s how my porch is , all summer the sun is high up and when summer starts to end - the sun will come down more and my whole porch is in full sun ☀️ it was a learning curve to say the least lol 😆
@@brooklin_bernek yes!!! Exactly. I started to see it happening and was like uh oh 👀
I am absolutely loving ❤ these hour long vlogs!!!!!!!!! Can you keep them coming? I have been loving taking care of my plants and extending my collection throughout my home. I have some in my bedroom now!!!!!!!
Being in Phoenix, with over 1000 outdoor succulents, We found this August that not much lives past 115°. What a learning experience!
I lost a lot that normally live outside all year long….. this heat has been crazy!
I’m in Palm Springs and dealt with extended heat over 115 also. For me, having them in a north facing covered patio with misting fans got them thru! Have mostly Hoyas, Philodendrons, Monsteras and all my rubber trees. Been growing them outside all year long so they might be more acclimated.
Agreed living in Tucson this summer has been a learning experience. Even with a ton of water and shade I had burning on succulents that last year did great in the same place!! Thank goodness for a south facing patio with shade. I was able to keep some outside but water like crazy.
I thought your butterfly mug was a pot at first and was really confused when you took a drink out of it. 😂 Also that’s too bad about some of the begonias, but if all the cuttings do well you will likely have some giant plants next year!
Love the cricket sounds in the background!
thank you 😊 I love it too! so relaxing
.. You can leave your Cebu Blue in the corner just above your Maranta.. It's a perfect place, for both of them..
.. Sadly my plants have missed out their outdoor life this year.. Normally they live outside in my garden under a huge parasol and in the shade on my front porch, from the 1st of May to late September beginning of October..
Wow! Your begonia trellis is everything!! 😍
Thanks so much 😊
THRIVING on these long videos. Love watching them at work ❤️
I could almost hear the plants say thanks for the love. I always feel better after a hair trim 😂
Kevin put the trellis in while potting it up. But he does put Cake dowels in the pot if he thinks he’ll need to change the trellis at any time. They are hollow cake dowels and he cuts the cake dowels above the level of the pon. That way they don’t fill with pon when you finish filling the pot. Then you can change the trellis as they grow. He used the self watering pots and he puts the cake dowels into the “legs” where it takes up the water. Hope this helps.
It’s probably a good thing you’re bringing the begonias in. Mildew can be an issue as it gets cooler and wetter.
i love every single one of your videos, although this one has to be my most favourite so far. it made me feel so calm and comfy, i can’t describe. all the sounds of the nature from the outside made it even more cozy and reminded me the times when i was little and usted to stay outside till the dawn. thank you so much for your work and for making me feel like this🤍
Oh my gosh this is so nice to hear 🥺 thank you 🖤
Just an idea for next year, hang bamboo blinds up on the porch area, then you can control the light and keep things from getting burned, it would really match your style too😉💚
*TW: Pet euthanasia
Fern, this video gave a beautiful opportunity to disconnect from my reality. My 23 year old cat, who I have had since I was 5 years old, was sadly put to rest yesterday. I feel so lost and I really don’t have a lot of support in my life, so this hour spent with you has been really nice. I’m sorry to trauma dump. I guess all of this is to say thank you for being you. Thanks for this video. 🖤
I'm so sorry for your loss. Sending love and hugs ❤
@@joscreen3252Thank you so very much. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond 🖤
@@mirandalouise2 we all need support sometimes. I've lost both my cats a few years back and it was incredibly painful. So I can only hope that my words can bring you some comfort.
Moving with plants soon. Pray for me 😂 Feeling overwhelmed and your videos are so calming. Thank you Fern 🧡🌿
oh you've got this
@@wildfern I will just keep telling myself that 😁 Do you have any planty moving videos I could check out
I’m sorry some of your plants got scorched. I think your cebu blue and begonias are gonna bounce back very well!
Omg fern! The plant shelves look AMAZING in the background! Great job!! Good for you! ❤
I love hearing the rain!! Enjoyed watching you chop your maculata since I haven't had the courage to chop mine! Maybe I'll wait and see how your cuttings root!! 😂😂❤
I decided to add some plants on my balcony and it’s been great seeing how well they’ve done this summer. I burned a begonia (because I got some harsh direct sun) but after pruning it, it’s been doing much better. One thing I didn’t expect was how often the wind would come along and knock some plants off my plant shelf 😅 Glad we’re all learning from
having plants outside lol
I just love all your videos, especially the long videos ❤
I REALLY loved the sound of crickets in the background throughout this video 🥹
I put all of my plants outside for the first time this year, and they have thrived. I've had spidermites, but I easily cleared them up. Now, to bring them back in. Im in KY. This was a great vlog.
I live in Los Angeles and I am so blessed to live in a place where I can keep the majority of my plants outdoors year round. We have been hitting high 90s degrees Fahrenheit everyday and my plants are doing well. I tried to place them in place where they receive morning sunlight. By 12 PM, they are all in shade. Plus I have a massive MONSTER Monstera that provides additional shade to the plants underneath. It is all about knowing what time the sun hits where. Hopefully all your outdoor plants recover!!!! ❤
The ficus Audrey, i would really stake up for a little while to get them to grow straight up, in the long run its easier for you to have a tree pointing straight up, than to both sides. And, remove the two bottom leaves, they are saying goodbye and it helps it produse more on the top. They actually like to be a bit more moist in the soil than you would expect, mine never dry out completely, and it has been growing so so much :) and they handle direct sun really well, so your really lucky to have the opportunity to make it thrive, and maybe one day be a really large tree 😍
I need to do this with my outdoor plants and I'm putting it off...last summer all my plants THRIVED and grew so much outside, but this summer was so hot and rainy...my succulents and even my vegetables are overwatered. It's hard to tell how much sun/heat/rain they are getting out there! Your begonias are so gorgeous!
This was so relaxing. It's very therapeutic for me when I repot my plants. I never heard of a hanging jade. Definitely going to be looking for that one!👍😊
I really liked this video after I got into it. I wasn’t sure at first after reading the title but you make it interesting. Your bubbly personality makes it fun and it’s always informative.
I live in an apartment with only south facing windows/balcony, and I was too scared to try growing anything on the balcony this spring/summer.
It’s been sooooo rainy and windy this whole year (NS🇨🇦) and it’s absolutely miserable compared to most other summers. I don’t think anything would have survived in that weather, even if I did try it 😅
I’m excited to see how yours are doing!! ❤
oh yes y'all have sure had a loot of rain this year 🥺🥺
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That black metal anthurium tee is everything 🤣
I know this video is old but I NEED to know where you got your cactus and succulent shelf?! I would like to make a similar set up this year with mine. 🪴
Also LOVE your videos. I've been watching ALL your long form ones over lately while I have been rearranging my house. It has been SUCH an enjoyable experience! These long form videos help keep my ADD brain on track while I work and re-organize. My house has NEVER looked better thanks to you and your videos! Keep on growing girl!! 🪴💚🪴💚
Great repotting/rehabbing video. Thanks for sharing Fern!
You can use whats left of your herbs and put in a blender with some olive oil and freeze them in icecube molds for the winter months!
I so love the long videos lately! They're perfect to accompany my morning routine
I’ve always had better luck cold stressing my jade plants. Leaving them outside during the winter always gives me bright purple/red leaves 😊
Watching this while doing my own plant chores 🌿
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What a relaxing video. My last vid of the night, thanks chic! Blessings 🙏🏽
Your lil basket of flowers 🥹
Also, this was such a good reminder for me to start working on getting my plants in from outside so I’m not trying to treat/quarantine everyone all at once. Thank you 💚
Don't even feel bad about chopping up your Cebu Blue. She will look SO MUCH BETTER for it. One of my favorite plants, yet mine it living in a vase of water because she was looking rough!
I love that this is an hour long. I didn’t even see the timestamp before I clicked and I’m pretty sure I wouldn’t have even noticed anyways 😂
Hey Fern!!!! Hope you are doing amazing!!! Finally catched up with all your videos, i believe i went to whole new level of watching hours massively to your channel but i do not complain at all. On the contrary i really enjoyed it!!! much love to you and Olive, xxx
You know what, my white ghost has not grown at all, so I’m guessing it’s just a very very slow grower, I’m glad you said that, cause I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong 💚
Love the crickets in the background ❤
LOVED this video!!!! Love the music you play too, so relaxing to watch & listen to. Thank you xxxx
Thank you so much!
I live in the Oklahoma heat and most of plants are loving it outside! I do keep them out of direct sun, but the ones on my back porch get that western sun which is brutal even in the shade! I also use systemic granules to ward off bugs as much as possible
My Cebu blue did not do well outside so I chopped and propped it. It looks much better, it's fuller on top. I grow my staghorn in a pot in an east window and it's doin awesome. I live in Minnesota so I also put some of my plants outside. My fiddle leaf fig is doin great and my hugh philodendrons and of course my cactus. Love watching your videos. Best wishes to you and your family. 🥰💜🌻
As much as a tour of perfect plants thriving is aesthetically pleasing, I actually loved this video so much more! Firstly, most of the plants are stunning despite their flaws and secondly it just feels so much more relatable because this stuff happens! To everyone. And a lil rehab/start over/glow up is just as satisfying to watch imo! Thanks for sharing honest content Fern 💚 we live n we learn (sorry begonias lol)
hi!! i just found your channel yesterday and youve really helped on giving me info on how to revive my sickly plants! a really amazing tool for plant propagation is a fishtank!! i swear my life on this. ive had a tank with no fish just some snails and aquatic plant’s running on a filter and heater and basic tank medicine for maybe 1 month and i put multiple cuttings (pothos monsteras 2 more varieties i dont know the name of) in the water and the roots grow 8 cm in literally 2 weeks! i tried propagating them in jars since january and they kept dropping leaves and i was left with just plain stems and nodes. the fishtank brought them back to life in days with new roots and leaves!! you can buy suction cup propagation stuff to help sit nicely, and they looks super cute growing in the water. please look into it aquascaping is extremely rewarding too! ❤
i love your whole channel already! the effort you put in is crazy!
I put a lot of plants outside for Spring, Summer, and some Fall here. I am fortunate to have a deck where I can place plants that never gets direct sunlight, however it does not take long for them to dry out on blistering days here in Georgia. Other con is having to treat each one before bringing them in, as last year I had a thrip out break in my grown tent (not fun at all). Also bugs love ficus umbellata leaves. LOL
Hi fern!🤗 thankyou so much for this helpful video!! Perked up my morning with your bright personality and lovely plants, as always 🌱
Btw it’s so interesting to see how your babes do out in Canada weather, I’m in AZ and even my Cacti think it’s too hot 😅
awe thank you! ahhh yes I can't imagine how hot & dry that would be lol 🌞
I just can"t get use to you sitting and chatting with so much light, windows and space 😂 are you loving it ? !!!
❤❤Your plants r lovely. U did good w/your Begonia. Especially the small piece that was hanging & u tied her to the trellis, it really made her more full...nice job.❤❤
Hi Fern. Glad to see you are experimenting placing indoor plants outside during summer. This is only the first year in your new house. What position is your balcony. Mine is facing North-East (South-East in northern hemisphere). This is the perfect position as the plants only receive morning light and are protected from harsh afternoon sun. I have to water them every day as hot temperatures and winds dry out pots very quickly. Begonias are tricky. They love a very shady spot. Maybe, placing them where the maranta is, could be a better position. Also, I love your lavender top. 💜🪴💜
I'm so glad you trim up your Cebu blue im doing mine also wanted to say min e did not thrive outside its like WHY didn't it grow I live in Mississippi our weather is perfect here Idont know why but I'm chopping it up right now I'm in Hoya heaven. FERN I bought three And one of them is A Chicken Farm And I'm loving her. Hoya Rebecca splash and A Sigillatis Alas River. And a new Geo, and Monstera and a White knight and prince of Orange I think I'm done for now . LOVE YOU❤😊
Hi Fern 💫 Everything turned out so beautiful and I just want to say at the end where you realized it was raining, I get that same calmness and soothing that it looked like you did. There’s just something magical about rain to me. Also, you are now making me want to get into Begonias. The one in your cabinet (Amphioxus) I’m just in awe of since seeing yours. Blessings for a great weekend. 💫
Hi Fern… I’m so glad I found both your channels…I’m a plant and dog lover as well… you remind me a lot of myself the way you talk to Olive and worry about her …great job with your videos they are interesting and informative 🐾🐾😀
Oregon does mostly the same. Cool nights unless we have a spurt of hot weather. Upper 90’s and triple digits.
❤nice trick😮 w/the hoop trellis for your other Begonia. Was thinking just attach another to it as it continues to grow❤
I love these one hour videos! I put them on when I’m doing house work and it feels like we’re hanging out 😂
Love the crickets and rain sounds 🥰 Pruning can feel so harsh! 🙈 And it can also make more room for good and new growth! Best to you and all these planties 🫰🏽❤️
Overall, for me the mechanical damage is worth it, given how happy they are outside, how much easier they are to care for, and how I can switch off growlights for the summer :)
Love all the begonias! I’m inspired to try some more varieties.
That’s purple sweater 👚 on you is GORGEOUS
Hi Fern. Love watching all your videos. Thanks for all your plant raising experience and tips. Would you ever consider trying to screen in your verandah so you still have options to keep plants outside.
Oh, I so have to do the same thing. We are going down below 50 at night so most everyone has to come in. So much work! Why do we do it 🤷♀️
Thanks for prompting me.
omg the crickets chirping in the background :")
Oh, and Fern, I love the shape of your sunglasses with the super dark lenses. The opaqueness of them. Now I want a pair.
I'm so excited to see that you have an anthurium bakeri! I just got one a couple of months ago and it's my first anthurium. It's just a baby but growing quickly and sizing up nicely! It was nice to see your much more mature one and I can't wait until mine gets more mature! Hope to see updates on yours 😊
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Can you please talk about your herb garden? I wanna start one but I feel that the care isn't so clear in regard to, well, care. Mostly light requirements but also watering ext.
I had the same problem with the sun moving and burning my plants on my back patio. I dont know why I think notice it soon. 🔥 🍃
My maculata is looking the same outside, can’t wait until the big chop day
Love how you rehabed the sun damaged plants. They look amazingly good. I am anxious to see how they do. I think you had to just cut them and redo them so they wouldn't just rot away from the sun damage. The first plant you did that you took cuttings from--kind of poka-dot one. Could you have saved a bottom on it too? It may come back. I just went through all my plants and some new ones I have had a couple of weeks and trimmed, or cut anything bad or from transport that did not look good. It all looks so fresh and nice now. I have some cuttings to pot now. A plant Grandma's work is never done. LOL
4:13 could mount a shade there to help with that. Just remember to pull it down when the sun is in that area.
That heat wave did a number to some of mine. I’m near Indianapolis. We didn’t go outside for several days lol
Your begonias are sooo amazing🥹😍
Always keep the stumps.
Could you do a video on how you deal with pests? I feel like this year has been relentless with them. The first time in a while that I’ve really had a big problem. Thrips have been bad for everyone in my area too 😭 Literally tossed a dozen the other day because I didn’t feel like fighting them, lol.
We have pest care step by step on our blog post on the website if you’d like help too! We’ve been there 💚
As someone that used to collect band Ts that shirt is 🤌🏻
In shade under trees Christmas cacti, Easter and Thanksgiving cacti ,snake plants and monstera do great
I remember seeing the begonia sinbad in a video somewhat recently, when it was doing well! Rip 🥲💀
I'd love to see a video when you pot up the begonia cuttings! I struggle a little bit with repotting begonia water propagations, the roots are so thin and they tend to rot for me.
A big change for the better,the hot weather does this sadly,but you fixed that !🌞👍
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Most plants do get burned and unhappy when they're outside in the hottest part of summer which is August. The only ones I can keep all summer outside are elephant ears and plants that are mostly in shady areas. I agree with you about those ficus but I finally got a ficus tineke that is happy in a north facing window
yeah when the sun started to hit them as the days got shorter it did them no favours :(
I edited my comment. I was watching while commenting. My ficus tineke is actually happy in the north facing window. I can't believe it's growing a new leaf.
I no longer put my plants outside in the summer - they grow great but they endure so much damage. I found the bug problem when I bringing them in just isn't worth it.
Your hair is so cute rn!!!
maybe I'm the only one but the piano music around the 49 minute sounded really sad to me and made me feel a little sad. I know that you would never put on sad music on purpose but music always feels different to different people. Thought I'd just let you know :) Loved the rest of this video!! Your begonias are stunning
When I bring my plants inside I use diatomaceous earth on them and wash the leaves the next day. It works well for me. (You might want to check if it’s vegan first)
Google says it’s vegan but it’s also made with seashells and fossils so I don’t believe it.
Such a good idea!! I’ll definitely be doing that next year.
maybe you could hang a shade cloth of some sort to protect the begonias?
Hi Fern and Olive I want to tell you I just got my hoyas from Planthaven Toronto and I got A Chicken Farm, Sigillatis Alas River, and a Rebecca splash they are so cute ❤😊 Love ya honey
the way i would bite everything in this house 😍
I live in Norway, and my jade stay in the window all year, and gets direct sunlight from about 1 in the morning (the days the sun is up) to about 8-9 in the evening ☺️.
And mine is a little bit sun stressed, but it took some time. Some months. So let the jade plant stay in a sunny window all year, if i can do it im my climate, so can you ☺️☺️☺️
the patio is looking super cute!
I did the same thing with my SOH and it for fine. I also threw away the rest of the length of vines. I don’t really have any place to propagate and no place to put more plants.
I am nervous about taking my plant back indoors too. This video was also a help and added motivation.
Question: Are you suppose to change the soil? Are you worried that there are critters or pests inside the soil? Please let me know what you think
I would like to live in a place where it is not stable -20 Celsius 5 months a year and it was fashionable to pamper plants more, but I can not live without snow 😂
haha I feel you - I love having the 4 seasons too ☺️
I'm now looking for a a variegated maranta, as a new plant dad I appreciate all this info
Have you considered using a larger hardier plant to shade your begonias from the encroaching direct sunlight?