Greetings I can't believe what i saw! This cabinet of goodies defies the law of physics. How were you able to get a finite space to hold the infinite amount of plamts that you pulled out of there?? I mean it was magical. That is a nice sized cabinet but there's a full greenhouse of plants housed in there like a Janga puzzle. Wondrous plants to behold!
19:10 if you put some moss around the stem it will grow new roots an you can chop it. Sorry I have anthuriums with long stems. 😊27:54 the Philo Esmeraldence is goes that same name, so I wonder if it’s Esmeraldence? So much easier to say. 😊 thanks Sam, love seeing all your all plant babies. Wow 5 yrs since you got your Exoticia, time has flown by. How’s your Philo Magnium? I always wonder about that one lol 💚🫶🏼 Good luck with the mites.
I would LOVE to see full tour of your plants and home! ❤ I have seen several plantubers have done theirs tours in sections so it would not be hours long video but instead several short ones.
It is! I bought it as Rio but read this comment and searched up and in the description of this plant that I bought it says (Rio/Spathonemia). It only said Rio in the initial listing though but yes your are correct 💛
Your collection looked like mine my first year, I had to do a hella-purge for my sanity, concentrate on the ones I absolutely love. Instead of all plants that exist New info says chopping inflos may not produce new leaves, flowering is a part of the plants hormonal cycle and it may just give you more inflos. My Alocasia dragon scale proved that point, I chopped one inflo hoping for leaves, it gave me 2 more to replace it instead of more leaves.
Haha yea I'm going on year seven with a large collection 💚 it certainly is a ton of work. I grew and sold plants for about 3 years. I still will do a purge about once a year to reduce the plants that I don't absolutely love but for the most part, I have the time so I really enjoy taking care of them all 🥲 I do have moments of burn out though. My plants became my "escape" in 2019 because I'm a stay at home mama. I can't explain how much they have helped me. Interesting! I've always been told the inflos take energy from the plant but I will say, my aglaonema just keeps putting them out regardless of chopping so I've left her be lol 🥰 thanks for sharing !
Sam love the video! El choco has been my nemesis for years I think Im on my forth one I cannot keep them alive and the Alocasia Jaclyn I will not give though ;😊
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I can't believe what i saw! This cabinet of goodies defies the law of physics. How were you able to get a finite space to hold the infinite amount of plamts that you pulled out of there?? I mean it was magical. That is a nice sized cabinet but there's a full greenhouse of plants housed in there like a Janga puzzle. Wondrous plants to behold!
19:10 if you put some moss around the stem it will grow new roots an you can chop it. Sorry I have anthuriums with long stems. 😊27:54 the Philo Esmeraldence is goes that same name, so I wonder if it’s Esmeraldence? So much easier to say. 😊 thanks Sam, love seeing all your all plant babies. Wow 5 yrs since you got your Exoticia, time has flown by. How’s your Philo Magnium? I always wonder about that one lol 💚🫶🏼 Good luck with the mites.
I would LOVE to see full tour of your plants and home! ❤ I have seen several plantubers have done theirs tours in sections so it would not be hours long video but instead several short ones.
Hey Sam. Around 13:00 I thought that was the spathonemia? Love the two tone color. 😍 Reminds me so much of the Philo Tye Sunrise.
It is! I bought it as Rio but read this comment and searched up and in the description of this plant that I bought it says (Rio/Spathonemia). It only said Rio in the initial listing though but yes your are correct 💛
this was such a nice video to watch/listen to :)
Your collection looked like mine my first year, I had to do a hella-purge for my sanity, concentrate on the ones I absolutely love. Instead of all plants that exist
New info says chopping inflos may not produce new leaves, flowering is a part of the plants hormonal cycle and it may just give you more inflos. My Alocasia dragon scale proved that point, I chopped one inflo hoping for leaves, it gave me 2 more to replace it instead of more leaves.
Haha yea I'm going on year seven with a large collection 💚 it certainly is a ton of work. I grew and sold plants for about 3 years. I still will do a purge about once a year to reduce the plants that I don't absolutely love but for the most part, I have the time so I really enjoy taking care of them all 🥲 I do have moments of burn out though. My plants became my "escape" in 2019 because I'm a stay at home mama. I can't explain how much they have helped me. Interesting! I've always been told the inflos take energy from the plant but I will say, my aglaonema just keeps putting them out regardless of chopping so I've left her be lol 🥰 thanks for sharing !
Sam love the video! El choco has been my nemesis for years I think Im on my forth one I cannot keep them alive and the Alocasia Jaclyn I will not give though ;😊
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