Uuh, the package is german ❤️

I am waiting for the day I see you building a living wall in your house. Like one of those ones where the entire wall Is plants and has a water feature in it to keep the plants watered.

So im a new plant mom on accident i was given a bun h of different plants and girl im overwhelmed ..iv had them a few months iv boughten more and now most ook like they are dying..i have some in windows and the others under grow lights i have a gage that tells me when they are dry the soil is succulent soil mixed with regualar soil some sand and the little while balls??...what am i doing wrong??do you ever fertilize your plants??soany questions cause i have one of these and it is so small and the beans are smooshy i only water when dry and i water from the bottom and it sits under a grow light in a warm room..canni proagate in the winter??

Alocasias just do what they want 😂 Mine randomly started growing a bunch and now looks really healthy after it died down to 1 leaf.. but I didn't do anything!

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Somehow my plants always used to end up with pests as I’m also a chronic overwaterer so I moved most of my plants into water and they’ve been doing so incredibly well. I treat them with neem oil every week and shower them once a month and change the water once every 1/2 weeks. I still have my first 2 plants from 5 years ago and I love propagating. Taking care of them makes my head feel quiet and it feels very rewarding. Honestly one of the best things for mental health!

I have a sad alocasia too! What do you think about transferring it to leca?

I was waiting for her to apologize to the plant at the end 🤣

My alocasia is doing terrible, I figured it was transfer shock, now I got a huge gnat problem and thrips, monitoring whether they got to the alocasia too but I've lost 2 leaves on one variety and am on my 3rd leaf for the second variety. Maybe the watering is infrequent? They just yellow slowly for days then are fully yellow the next and gone not much after. Man, alocasias scare me

A woman with a funny bone??? Awesome

One of the plants I dont have issues with surprisingly. My peace lily however needs to get its sht together

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I wish I could buy a cutting from you of that beautiful thing you have 😮❤

You got me cackling with the "And be GATEFUL that you LIVE HERE" 😂😂😂😂

How do you stay so fit? I have plants. Big plants.😂

Oh yes, I am starting collection inspired by you! 😂

I saved a mini swiss minstera from walmart for 10 bucks. Brought it home and watered it. Its still sitting in the pot i bought it in and its throwing off new growth everywhere. Im so mad that they charge us so much money for these plants that they arent even watering.

Ur supposed to use rain water for plants not sink water lol

that’s me. I choose tree before snack when I broke 😂

The first clip is a creative genius! I expect more, Well done

I know this sounds like abuse but I’ve had my snake plant for about two years and I’ve only watered it 5 or 10 times and I place it in a dark corner. My plant is absolutely thriving and it blooms. I think that they are just impossible to kill

❤ you are so talented with your plants and your videos. Your videos inspire me to grow my plants as best as I can.

Definitely the last one for me!

Never stop being you. We love you

Right? My birthday is tomorrow and I've already got three new ones today. Have a few more nurseries and plant shops to visit tomorrow...

Too cute😊❤

Ur the best

Plant leaves come in different texture (and orchid top leaves are to be cleaned only, not underside.) Please do a video of how to clean different types of leaves unless there’s only one way of cleaning leaves no matter what kind of texture they are as far as like smooth versus fuzzy? I’m not sure if there are different kinds of textured leaves, but if you can do a video of how to properly clean different types of plant leaves as well as getting rid of any bugs/pests, please.😅😬

Yes girl Lechza is love for Alocasia

I have found pon to be the best for my alocasia. It really takes the guess work out of watering for such a finicky plant.

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Not awful. That was hilarious!

What an ordeal for such a little woman. But you did it!!

that was incredible xDDD

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just love her❤

These are native to more humid Asian climates is what I’ve read and are used to a lot of moisture. We have an elephant ear variety that is growing fast and huge and at first it could only support 3 leaves and would purposely kill off one to grow the next bigger leaf but now it’s got 5 healthy big leaves. The biggest one is the size of like a full big backpack so it’s getting big.

what usda zone are you in? you have a nice garden and maybe someday you can make a outdoor tropical junglr garden!

Oh 😂😂😂 your page just brings me so much joy!!!!❤

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Where can I get this Lechuza-Pon?

So it’s actually totally ok for BoP leaves to rip and they’re actually designed to do that! However, I do understand not wanting rips for aesthetic reasons :)

I started using pon about 3 months ago. All of my plants that were transferred are growing now. I like using pon. I wash a couple of cupfuls at a time outside in a strainer. What i don't use, i store in a container. But i know that if it's in the container, it has been washed.

It’s so beautiful! But how did you get the top bark to hold onto the backing?

I love those pots. I've got my (small rare) hoyas and my pink bambino in the exact same set up... the pots and pon. They are doing great! ❤❤❤

I have phalenopsis orchids growing in a similar product.

Yeah most I've seen say alocasia do best in pon!

Giving the big don "I got a package"