Thank you for your plant wisdom and sharing your knowledge

Wow my new plant has the ring too. I got the plant as a gift, not knowing what it was.

I just asked to join Suloy! And I hope you post more!!

Amazing! The importance of microclimating is key to a successful garden/plant collection!

I work part time for a very well known plant nursery in the USA. And I proudly smirk when I come across many types of plants that we grow which originate from the Philippines. Such an abundant land with so much more plants to yet be discovered!! Hope fully better regulated but suffice to say, I am just proud to be Filipino American.

Thank you so much. It was very helpful.

Can you mix pafcal with an aroid mix?

I thiiiiink I have a white princess, but it appears to be a central heading plant rather than a climber and has no nodes so we’ll see!!

How is it growing 2 years later? Is it less finicky tahn its parents? Hybrid vigor? How does it compare with P. verrucosum? It looks even better!I had P. serpens but it declined. I think it requires constant high humidity? I have the P. Splendid, verrucosum hybrid that is doing fine. Much easier, in a NYC/USA apartment.

That fly gonna regret that 😏

But is it a cultivar tho, the red stemmed pedatum? I've read a few botanical articles where it says that the petiole can be both green, red or brown in the species, I guess depending where in the wild they're found. It seems to be a pretty varible plant in and of itself.

Stuff is so expensive here.

I'll take the red tag and the first unwrapped green tag please hahhahaha

Nag bibinta ka ba ng seeds?

STUNNING ,HARD TO BELIEVE THAT THESE ARE ALOES LOL

I really enjoy your videos~ all very informative 🥹 nacucurious ako sa scindapsus dahil ang dami nga pong collector but I can't collect them all. 😅 This is really helpful para malaman yung differences and makapili, hopefully, wisely. 😆🙈 Thank you for this aterni~ 🥹 waiting patiently for your next video! 🥹

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Beautiful collections.

SICK!!!! Look at those plants!

Thank you & Hi from CANADA. I just bought a black cardinal and it's doing good.

Do these do best on a moss pole I enjoy a hanging basket? TY

AMAZING VIDEO! Important note: The patent for Brasil expired in early 2020.

Dude….you helped me with this video so much. I have a gloriosum that I couldn’t figure out what type of philodendron it was but I know now thanks to you 😊❤

Who are you? Where did you come from? I'm glad i found you! 😊

I can't seem to get the link to work for the Facebook page of nodes and foliage. When I search, I don't see that specific name or profile pic. Any updated link you can share please?

When are you going to publish that book! I want

I got shocked when she said KKB (kanya kanyang bayad) hahahahah 🇵🇭

When I watched this video for the first time I had one monstera... Now, a few months later, I have 14😊 And I keep on watching this video so I'm sure I'll have more soon. Thanks for the inspiration!

Wow, this is exactly video. I’ve been looking for in the Internet thank you. Can you tell me please what is pathcal?

Excellent information!

I'm trying to use Pafcal to start some Hoya cuttings. My containers have a water reservoir, so I could have the bottom inch of Pafcal sit in water. I've done that with Leca, so the Leca can wick up water. Would that work with Pafcal, or would it be too wet? Any experience? Thanks!

What is the planting medium you mention at the end of the video for hard to root plants?

Awesome content! I just got a quercifolium and a Florida Narrow that look almost the same at their current stages (I know Floridas are hybrids, but some are hard to distinguish from the parent species at some stages), and I’ve been so curious about the different variations and which are species vs cultivars vs hybrids. I love the comparison being able to see them side by side to clearly see the differences! Very cool to learn that names like quercifolium and polypodioides aren’t actually species but pedatum varieties! Now I’m wondering though if my quercifolium is in fact a ‘Glad Hands’ 🤔 Will have to reassess when it grows out more, especially when I get it on a moss pole! Also, it’s SO GREAT that you make the disclaimers and actually include references to more definitive sources where you got your info from! As a knowledge junkie and taxonomy nerd, this is so appreciated! Thank you 🙏 Too many people produce content without references, and even though some is really clear/well-presented and can later be verified to be true, without references it’s often unclear (without having to do lots of my own extra research) if it’s accurate or just someone really confident and convincing who knows how to sound reliable. On the other glad hand (see what I did there? 🤣), I find your presentation is much more casual, less “experienced polished content producer” and more “everyday person who cares more about reliable/verifiable info than polished videos”, which I find makes you more relatable and enjoyable to watch than many others. Now I’m gonna go watch more of your content! 😁

Ms. Melissa do you sell plants? Saan ka po sa pinas? I love Alocasia if you have propagation.

I like the Alocasia G. She’s a beauty!💖

Beautiful collection ❤

Hi, Manang! Here is the US, the pertusa is not a very big thing! I’ll be on the look out. Is the care for them pretty much the same as for the tetrasperma? Salaaaaaamat!!!

Very interesting video :) Only I'm a little confused about what you call Red King - because we call it Red Sun, unless it's another mutation.

Hoya heaven ❤❤❤

Hi how are you ? May I ask how to keep the white verigation leaf not turn black or dry ? Thank you

How is your monstera burlmarx flame? Thank you and more power.

Here’s a recommendation, try growing some type of bean in the same pot, it really improves the quality of the begonia, the reason is because beans and legumes make they own nitrogen and put it into the soil so all plants get constant fertilizer

Those are some beautiful, unusual aloes! Thanks for sharing Melissa!

Such subtle differences in many of the native scindapsus of Phillipines. I love scindapsus and had absolutely no idea there were this many different types! Most of the ones you have, I've never even heard of in the U.S.

Thanks for sharing!

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