My mom had these planted outside in Florida when I was a little girl in the 70's. They were planted under an oak tree and were very beautiful. I have looked for them but haven't found any in my area in Houston.

I always have vining Philodendron (Micans, Lemon Lime, Silver Stripe) Epiprenmum (Manjula, Cebu Blue, and Neon) variegated Hoya (wayetii, heuschkeliana, Krimson Queen and Princess), Aglaonema (I fancy the mostly green ones, like Tigress, Emerald Bay, Snow, pictum Tricolor) and Monstera, but not the larger ones, but adansonii and Peru. I just took a look around, and noticed I like quite a number of Sansevieria, but unlike you, I prefer the "thin", spear-shaped ones: Fernwood Mikado and cylindrica, for example. Now, if I had to leave my home with only 3 plants, I'd take my Scindapsus pictus Exotica, my grown ponytail palm, and my Hoya wayetii variegated.

Welcome to Michigan! I enjoy you videos.

Very good information. Thank you.

Can you do a video on what to look for before watering pathos? Like drooping leaf, flaccid leaf when folded. Ect?

Thank you so much for the helpful tips in the beginning 🙏🏼 I’m sorry for people having NO PATIENCE and a SHORT attendance span. Their comments speak more about them than anything

I’m a set it in the sink waterer. I’ve had a few die on me after getting water in the crown, even removing it with a towel. I also put my fertilizer in the sink water. I let them soak for 30 minutes to an hour, drain them, then put them back in my kitchen window. My climate is very dry, so my grow medium has spaghnum moss mixed in it. My longest bloom length was 18 months!!!!!!!

I’m a set it in the sink waterer. I’ve had a few die on me after getting water in the crown, even removing it with a towel. I also put my fertilizer in the sink water. I let them soak for 30 minutes to an hour, drain them, then put them back in my kitchen window. My climate is very dry, so my grow medium has spaghnum moss mixed in it. My longest bloom length was 18 months!!!!!!!

Great plant tour. I put myself on timeout until I organize my plants, but I think I can squeeze some of these in 😂

I love your videos! It’s like hanging out with a friend at their house and getting a tour of their inside garden. You have great advice and I’m always curious about how long you’ve had your plants.

I find what I like and get my friend who has a drill and he puts holes in ceramic for me !

Can't take my eyes of your dog. 😍

Im about to head to Lowe’s to purchase a money tree. How do I have to wait till I repot it?

I bought the quasimodo

Nice plants, and welcome to Michigan!!

What type of plant was that one that came back after you put the light on ?

Awesome collection!!!!

Great content, again, Ashley. I love Philodendrons. Could you do a video on their care in regards to their climbing needs and also how to 'rescue' ones that outgrow their totem pole? Thank you for sharing your plants & knowledge, and especially your shopping trips. I am in Australia and love watching your videos.

Nice plants but way too pricey for me, I can't bring myself.to pay that much for plants, wait for sales

If you get a chance before Christmas visit Frankenmuth, MI. I especially like it at night with all the Christmas decorations.

Happy Holidays Ashley I'm really lookING forward to some debuging of mealy, mites, scales and what is eating my leaves In single Row ? Im so confused about it. Also How many plants did you lose I hope it wasn't alot can you give light on How you packed everyone I'm Moving this coming spring back to my Beloved Michigan. I'm so scared to move them well be safe. Sending Peace and Happiness for the new year❤❤😊😊🎉

I wish my Home Depot looked like that.

You get so lucky at the big box shops! I don't go very often just because it's rarely worth my time. (Though, in fairness, I have scored some of my favorite hoyas at Lowe's.) From your trip today, I would have had a hard time passing on the Red Elf (Gracillis) Lipstick plant. I really liked the leaves on that one. But space-wise, I really don't need another big lipstick plant! Regarding the variegated Hoya sp aff Burtoniae, I found a teeny, tiny HsaB at a local nursery that was mixed. It had a non-variegated plantlet as well as a variegated plantlet in the pot. I have a big non-variegated plant, so I wasn't sure I wanted to get it, but ended up buying it. It has grown like a weed! And, ironically, the variegated part has grown better and faster than the non-variegated. I'm really glad now that I added it to my collection.

I love the plants in the glass containers but how to you prevent root rot since there is no drainage hole? Love the tour!

I love your plantroom ! I wish I had one as well ! Did you show those beautiful windows you mentioned ? I would love to see your whole room set up. I will eventually set up my plantroom in my basement like Jeff from Everything plants but I could still get ideas from yours.

No I’m in the Arctic 🥶 😅Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

You’re my favorite there’s no shame in the game of box store. I’m in a small town. Our nurseries are all basically for landscaping. Gimme all the inside ones!

Bromeliads are so easy just throw water in cup and if u promote begonia others are far easier Ashley

Just beautiful, I definitely have to put them on my plant list- thank you!

I got a regular and variegated prickly pear that were both multi plants per pots and were huge! I think they were around $8 each!

I love my gloriosum too. I potted mine in a window box-type planter to support its crawling habit.

Plants that need self watering containers versus those that don’t. That’s what I’m thinking of these days. As well hoyas that need chunky versus more moisture rich soil. Trying to understand all this. Your personality is always so warm and open and I’m amazed at your knowledge of all these plant names. Thank you for your rich content of my shared plant passion. I’m in Canada and love when you go into big box stores we have here that I recognize.

❤❤❤the Choco Red!

I just see the Lawrence brothers dancing when I hear this tune.

i just love your videos. thank you!!

I'm going to Lowes! Want me a Choco Red!

Thanks for the tour for plant shopping. We are in the deep south and love gardening ❤️

Would love to see weekly show of your plants like you did here and care the plants require.

I have a high stress job in a hospital (no, I'm not a nurse) and the thing that calms me and makes me so happy are my house plants and outdoor gardening, and I am not ashamed to admit that I tell my plants OFTEN how beautiful they are and how much I love them! Oh, just a suggestion, would you consider doing a video on plants that you think are a bit of work but well worth it? Like Calatheas! I only have 1 of those because she is a DRAMA QUEEN and doesn't care who knows it! Anyway, thanks for sharing!

My silver dollar plant is deteriorating. It is on my do not rebuy list. My warscwiczii philodendron I got at Home Depot for $9.00 a few months ago- I love it. I also love the lime green plants. They make me happy.

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Great video! Love your Jose bono and variegated African violet ❤

At 16:07…was that a mistletoe cactus??

Quasimodo, lol! Wasn't that the hunchback of Notre Dame? So your begonia has a hunchback shape too. 😅🤣 I've got my P. gloriosum climbing a pole. Not easy but it's doing it! Wish I could show you.

Air layer the philodendron splendid. If you stick it in water it may drop many leaves before it can grow roots to sustain them.

Can’t wait to see how you style your new plant room

Love your videos. You are so down to earth and honest and know your plants😊

Merry Christmas Ashley ✝️💖❤

It's 12/20/24 in NE TN and the Lowe's where I shop and where I just came back from today, has almost all of their inventory gone, except for X-mas stuff - wreaths, trees, etc. How come you're in Michigan and those stores have zillions of plants? BTW, I just bought a second Queen Pothos which I'm going to try to get it acclimated to my fish tank.

Oh how I loved this video!! I lost my variegated African Violet too 😮 Canada 🇨🇦 🌹