Amanda: A few good laughs here and there. 😊 It' s a constant learning and experimenting process with growing mediums. However, when you get plants really happy, they require very little maintenance. I just have to master the rest. Happy Holidays!🎅 🌲
This is my first year of being a plant parent, what i learned is not all plants like being in pots, so what i did was plant them in the garden and they were happy 🤞☺️
I believe thats very important too , taking breaks , you really need to , to regroup. We like to book little weekends just to get out of dodge so to speak and hang out together, which helps our relationship as well as ourselves. Nice way to end the video with that. Planty things are a bit similar, I've learned how to dabble with my soli too , am trying leca and have started propogating too , which I was reluctant to do , hard wanting to cut up a plant. Unless your trying to save it in panic, which I have had to do with 3 philodendrons and so far all 3 have made it , which was a surprise , I wasn't sure I could .. so a sense of accomplishment as well. Also tried a genus I was afraid to, with success for the most part, so like a confidence booster too ( anthuriums) ....... Yes I finally have my crystallinum ( maybe a clarinurvium also) 😊- so far so good. Hope you and yours have a Merry Christmas.
Aw Sue, those are all amazing things you did this year! I’m glad that you’re trying things that you’re not completely comfortable about. It’s honestly the best way to learn a new skill. Congrats on your new anthurium! And merry Christmas to you too 😊🌿🤍🎄
I’ll definitely make one! I wouldn’t suggest using them together. I’ll probably use them interchangeably. I think I’ll use the fish Sh!t for a month or so to see which one I like more.
Merry Christmas 🎄
Merry Christmas to you too 🎄❤️🌿
Great video!
Thank youuu! Glad you liked it 🫶😊🌿
I love liquidirt too! You should def make a video on how to make it, i think it would help a lot of people since it’s such a process 😅
Glad you love it too! I’ll definitely make a how to video soon 👏😊🌿
Amanda: A few good laughs here and there. 😊 It' s a constant learning and experimenting process with growing mediums. However, when you get plants really happy, they require very little maintenance. I just have to master the rest. Happy Holidays!🎅 🌲
This is my first year of being a plant parent, what i learned is not all plants like being in pots, so what i did was plant them in the garden and they were happy 🤞☺️
Hey whatever makes your plants happy - do it. I’m sure your garden is beautiful
I believe thats very important too , taking breaks , you really need to , to regroup. We like to book little weekends just to get out of dodge so to speak and hang out together, which helps our relationship as well as ourselves. Nice way to end the video with that. Planty things are a bit similar, I've learned how to dabble with my soli too , am trying leca and have started propogating too , which I was reluctant to do , hard wanting to cut up a plant. Unless your trying to save it in panic, which I have had to do with 3 philodendrons and so far all 3 have made it , which was a surprise , I wasn't sure I could .. so a sense of accomplishment as well. Also tried a genus I was afraid to, with success for the most part, so like a confidence booster too ( anthuriums) ....... Yes I finally have my crystallinum ( maybe a clarinurvium also) 😊- so far so good. Hope you and yours have a Merry Christmas.
Aw Sue, those are all amazing things you did this year! I’m glad that you’re trying things that you’re not completely comfortable about. It’s honestly the best way to learn a new skill. Congrats on your new anthurium! And merry Christmas to you too 😊🌿🤍🎄
Do you use liquidirt and fishshit together. I’d love a video about making liquidirt.
I’ll definitely make one! I wouldn’t suggest using them together. I’ll probably use them interchangeably. I think I’ll use the fish Sh!t for a month or so to see which one I like more.