Aww thank you so much! I hope it helps you and if you have any questions or anything I forgot to mention comes up please feel free to ask and I will do my best to help💚

Just disconnect them from the pole. I never cut roots unless the root will be so damaged it will rot anyway and put the plant at risk. The plant would just spend energy regrowing roots and take much longer to recover and growth would be very slow.

Thank you! 😊 everyone kept telling me to niche down when I first started but I love all the plants so much! I could never pick just one species. I am a little jealous of those who did choose one to focus on though because their knowledge is unmatched for those specific plants. 💚

Hugs and hope you feel better soon! 🤗

Thank you! 🫶😊

Eatonville has one and I believe there are a few in tacoma and Seattle. Puyallup had one as well but I'm not sure if they are still open. Silverdale had one in the mall for a while years ago to. Search for thrift stores/consignment stores in your area and you can call and ask if they have live plants 😊 and if they don't it might be a good place for you to get rid of your extra cuttings and get a little money to 😊👍

@@thatawkwardplantgirl that’s so cool! I’m from Yelm and live in Olympia now 😄

I tried one in stratum that was down to the corm, it did ok for a couple months but never really took off. I'll need to try layering it on, I don't want to waste what I have.

Oof tree are difficult indoors. The older the tree the more light it needs and the easier it is to care for because it handles being neglected better. Younger trees it seems to be a lighting and watering issue generally. To little water they wilt and to much water they rot and wilt because of it. Without seeing it I would suggest as much light as possible unless it burns. And to check the roots for rot. If the soil is compacted and dry it might just need a good soak overnight to rehydrate.

If it's a baby one(2 or 3 in pot size) and the roots seem good and the watering is good you can try a higher humidity(can put in a small clear plastic box for a quick mini greenhouse effect) and give it light.

@@thatawkwardplantgirl ok thank you very much! I will try putting it in a room with more light and I'll check the roots. thank you! <3

@jenmontzingo yes that is exactly how I use it and no brand in particular. If it's for a terrarium with particularly picky or valuable plants I prefer to use Josh's frogs because they sell mainly to people with animals in their tanks and I know their quality control has to be on point for creature safety. That being said I have used espoma, harris, and mosser lee for my standard potting mixes and never had any issues.

@@thatawkwardplantgirl TY! Not sure I’m ready for frogs in my greenhouse/terrarium. 😜 (re: Josh’s frogs)

😂 Definitely a whole other level of plant an animal love to be keeping frogs indoors. I do love to watch people's videos of them though. The tree frogs are adorable 😂💚

Thank you so much! It's one of my favorites to see new leaves on. This one definitely needs some love but that's another video 😂💚

Thank you frogdrick🤗 I had a list and overthought it for months before I did it🙈 and then gave myself a time limit to activate the hyperfocus urgency or it would have never gotten done😂 you got this! 💚💚

And thank you for the house compliment and advice on the case! Much appreciated! 6 plants is awesome! Smaller plant collections are truly underrated and everyone has their perfect number of plants🤗

@@thatawkwardplantgirl thx :)

@@thatawkwardplantgirl no problem:) thx again:)))

Love your iron giant profile pic! Amazing movie! Thank you so much for watching and putting up with my shenanigans for so long😂 I love seeing others plant settups to! KZbin is a social media first and foremost and I would happily watch a video on your settup if you made one. You can make it unlisted on youtube so only invited people can see or I am on tiktok and lemon8 if you make content there? Thank you so much for the encouragement and merch advice I will definitely look into it!👍 Will make another video on the 75 gallon tank soon😊 probably scoot it in for October🤞💚

Yes! You can email me at [email protected] and I would be happy to take a look and help in any way I can 😊

Thank you so much!! 🤗💚

That is awesome em! Hoya curtisii is so freaking beautiful either way! I picked up mine at our local farmers market and it had been struggling in my low light🤞 fingers crossed for some good sunstressing before summer is over🤤 trellises made a huge difference for mine to. I feel like trellising is like one of the best kept secrets for hoya. What hoya have you ended up putting on a trellis that you have seen the most benefit from? 😊

@@thatawkwardplantgirl bella, wayettii, pubicalyx, callistophylla, austalis lisa. I've been doing the circle trellis and it feels more 'organized' for me.

Ugh the mealies🤢 it has been a long time since I had them. I don't miss them at all and am going to knock on all the wood in my plant room that they stay away😂🙈 the to high of a humidity was a surprise for me to because I always though humidity was the best thing we could be doing but apparently even with humidity there is such a thing as to much of a good thing😂