I don't even have plants YET but this channel is awesome 😎!

My Croton in the last two years are shooting out flower spikes!

Hi. I am a subscriber from South Korea. How do you control the water level when propagating using Perlite. Can you give me some tips? Thank you.

I cant get my ZZ leaves to root. Anybody out there?

Thank you.

Doesn’t the powder on the leaves cause a problem for photosynthesis like dust does?

I know from having the “Peace Lily”, loves the Dark, because it forces them to bloom! I had mine under fluorescent lights for years, and it stayed dark about 50% of the time, but it always had flowers!

Bolognese is WITHOUT basil!!! Stop colonising foreign food 🤦🤬

Orchids love Grow Lights! I’m lucky that I have the best natural lighting!

Haha me too! I am hooked ! Couldn’t stop laughing it was so funny - great tips thanks for the video ! Love your British accent ! I recently reported my beautiful vibrant blooming peace lily to bigger pot used a tropical indoor potting mix and also half cactus muc potting soil half - it started. Off well but now it’s F dripping with dry leaves brown n sad looking! Will it survive ? Omg god please don’t die I will sing for you daily darling peace lily ! Help please! What is best soil to use ?😊 what did I do wrong ? Humidity is not much I guess with AC room in Florida - about 50% humidity ! Help

Can someone tell me if it will help the plant focus energy on new growth if I cut the flower stalks before they get big and bloom?

OMG that coleus is phenomenal and gives me hope for growing more in the future.

Love and Peace.

Very handy knowledge, thanks. Love and Peace.

You're hilarious! Great info too!

Would you ever consider try an indoor nepenthes?

I've never propagated in soil, do you keep the soil moist until it has roots or do you water when the soil gets dry as you would with a normal plant?

omg th dieffenbachias <3 i lived just of dieffenbachstrasse for a while and in that time a got one of these at a discount supermarket it was just called "gruenpflanze" which means green plant :D and mine isover 1m tall and only has leaves on the top, but it is my longest living plant and i dot care how silly it looks with only three leaves on top (I kept it on the balcony for a week while I catsitted my friends cats since they are very poisonious)

Interesting video, I really liked the propagation part. Thanks. Love and Peace.

I’ve got a big boy on a north facing window sill who has no splits aside from on one leaf- do I need to change his location dya reckon?

Why don't you buy some larger planters and combine several of your smaller plants in one pot. They look better is clusters anyway.

He sounds hungover here

Whete do you cut the potho plant . Is it above the nobe or below

your money tree is very impressive. I have terrible luck with those.

Your shamrock plant would much prefer to be outside. They need lots of light. I bring mine in and let it go dormant in the winter and then put it back out on the porch in the spring.

Love and Peace.

I hope same for mint🤔

Wow, what an amazing collection of plants!❤

agreed. and İ do it regularly. it also protect your plants from various fungi desieases.

I wonder if the ficus elastica would grow in water like the snake plant? I'm so damn curious. What do you think Rich? Love and Peace.

Great channel! I have a question though after watching this. Is there any merit to adding water directly down/inside the moss pole i.e keeping that moist to maybe promote root growth for attachment? I just have a pole (not a plastic thing to fill up like yours). Long story short, mine I got in real bad shape & have used velcro to slowly pull everything up against the pole (to stop it falling over as well). May have to move the pole as it is not where you suggested to put it (I just guessed tbf) but yep, main question, would it help to water it down the pole? TY in advance.

i agreed to him. i also experience it to my self. when your in hot place after you take a bath. you feel even more hot you feel not comfortable at all. that's gonna feel your plants if you mist them.

I've been a plant person since I was 10 years old a long time ago and I thought I knew a lot about houseplants but I have to say that I have learned a lot of things that I didn't know from watching your channel and I wanted to say thank you

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You are hilarious. You educated me on many plants that I have or want. My husband says I have a plant rescue. lol.

Your pickle plant is one that according to minimal research grows in mats and needs to dry out before being saturated with water. The dying areas could be from not properly replicating this watering process (not letting it dry out enough or not soaking it enough). Says they need a lot of sun but need indirect, so from that I’m inferring many hours a day of strictly indirect. Dropping of the little pickles is normal, that seems to be how they spread, you’ll have the same issue with Baby Burro’sTail and Donkey’s Tail (And the string of things family too) if they need a water.

you are a comedian doing plant videos not the other way around lol

Hitler sure loved basil. Im glad to see you keeping this and all his other intrests alive.

I have bought that analog moisture meter. Should I read it right away after sticking it into soil or should I let it sit in soil for 15-30sec?

This guy thinking his bushy jade plant isn’t bushy enough and that it’s because he hasn’t pruned it or repotted it in a while. Meanwhile me overhere with 2 twigs for a jade plant: never pruned it and hasn’t repotted it since i bought it 2 years ago 👀

How can you rate the Pilea a D ... :O I think she's such a stunner and you can make lots of cuttings and give them away as presents 😁

Could u please tell which plant is that ? Thank you ❤

Another tip on vining plants is cutting is actually good for them. My 5 year old pothos is nice and bushy from me trimming off the vines as soon as they get to my desired length. Keeps him from dropping all those root close leaves for fear of dying 😂 it works well on my other vine plants too

I put my Ctenante Burle Marxii (I've just learned, they weren't classified as "Calatheas" anymore... 🤔) in the kitchen and it likes the humidity there (between 60 and 70%). Right now, three new leaves are in the making. I'm curious, if I can handle it in the long run...

Ranking everything is the disease of mankind nowadays (starts watching the video with excitement and wonder)

Fabulous. I really learn a lot in this one. The baby monstera I got was in a 6 inch pot with knats, I bathed it, gently washed roots and repotted in a 4 inch pot to work on getting root bound and I put my stake in. I looks a lot better. Thanks for everything. Peace and Love.

I had an albo wet stick that took over a year to do anything!

He's has been wearing the same shirt for 10 weeks 😂

Interesting and helpful content, thanks!