Your spider mom's babies are looking like my whole mother plant!!😳🤣

Mine only has one baby on one strand, is that normal? I see lots of babies on each strand for yours.

I have one

too much chatter, only shows finished product

Nice accent. Where is it from?

Thank you so much Ange, I really really enjoyed watching you take us all through the propagation of spider plant babies. I have subscribed and given you a thumbs up too

I really enjoyed this propagation video plant fam!! And yes I had several hesitations when I first clipped my Siltepecana 😂🙌🙏❤️

I am on your mom’s side for the compacta 🤢

I was excited that my spider plant finally has a single baby, but yours puts mine to shame! 😂

Thanks!

Is there a US version of this product? Do I just look for general fungicide? Thanks.

Your gray philodendron at your back is moving😅super nice philodendog😂❤

New plant parent here. Mine is looking brownish 😢idk what to do! What does it mean? To much water? I take it out for the sun to hit it during the day and at night I bring it inside. Idk what to do!

I get dizzy when i look into your eyes👍🏻

Why use moss poles, do you have arial roots, i didn't think thdy did?

Can peperomia plants live in a vase of water like other plants can? I have an aphid infestation and I'm moving as many plants over to water as I can to save them. My other option is to just repot. But water stops then from reproducing

Love it. They are so beautiful. I have the green qnd thr same one as you. ❤

Where are you? I came across your videos loved them. So sweet for you to adopt kitty. Enjoyed your philodendron especially. 😢

Wow, this is beautiful. This is truly a collection. Great job!

Ange you are sincerely missed 😢 I hope all is well and you are just busy with other things 🤗 I hope you come back with new planty content soon 🤗

got a spider plant about 9 months ago at work! finally having large babies and is flowering! going to cut them off and pot them this weekend thanks to your help.

Love your accent. Great tips on rooting the baby spider plants!

My first spider plant was a gift by a friend when it was a baby. It grew into an adult, I now have another adult from that one, and 3 babies doing well in soil, and looooads more babies hanging on still

Strange. My philodendron narrow (jungle boogie) is super easy.

I have a ficus Ruby and a ficus Tineke. Beautiful 🤩❤️

Can watermelon Peperomia be also propagated in just moist perlite, instead of soil? Thanks!

Дружба = ™

Hello enjoyed your video please can you advise what I do wi the long stems the baby’s come off do I just cut them at the base please 😊 kind regards Steve

Saludos amiga ya con Tigo gracias por compartir bendiciones

I have the green spider plant is a very reliable plant you can have for so many years I have my spider plant since 2019 and is very healthy still

battling with this at the moment with my huge begonia, so sad. I've taken off all the bad ones and have actually separated out some stems that a non infected. It seems to happen in winter for me and sunlight helps deal with the initial issue, but then this time I didn't get on it fast enough - fungicide will be the only option I think :(

Would this work with older leaves who’s pattern May not be as defined as the younger leaves?

Por favor, subtitulos en español. 🙏

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If you Google grow tent setup,you'll find everything you need

Those straps are for hanging your filter system ie your carbon filters and ducting

Are these safe with cats?

i bought one and all the stems got rotten in 3 weeks, even if the roots were really great and white. i tried to save as many of leaves as i could to propagate and if i put the ones with still a healthy stem in water it rotted also, so this is how i will go about it. :(

I'm glad I watched this first, I would have tried to propegate my plant far too soon

This was a fun informative video. You have a great personality and I love all the spider plants. They are among the few non toxic houseplants and are in fact 100% editable. In there native country lands of South Africa their roots have been used for centuries for medical purposes. Such a great plant for everyone to keep. 👍

Your blue heeler!!❤️❤️❤️ I had one for 13 years! Bandit was the best. He passed almost 5 years ago.

Schismatoglottis may not do very well on the windowsill, as its native habitat is at the bottom of tropical growth, so only occasional full light should be expected welcome.

Nice video, but it saddens me how American young aussies sound these days . That's the way it goes I guess

Do you still make videos?

How are your hoya’s now?

I’m just getting back into house plants again what’s your tips on the pythos and hoya?

Thanks so much for sharing. I'm from Ohio I'm an ONLA certified master grower but I had no idea what to do to propagate this thing. This video helped tremendously I'll let you know how it works for me. Thanks for sharing ❤ and happy growing 🐝 🦋 🌻 🌿

Awesome!

I, too, have a very old (20-25 years old) plain green one. I honestly prefer my all-green one. It doesn't expire as quickly, as the variegated ones.

Great video, thank you. Couldn’t help but notice your fur baby in the background (I have 2 heelers). Tell your dog I said hi! 😂