Haha right?? I fell in love and there was only one so I got the rotting one

@@plantwithroos well I'm sure you can get him feeling better and looking great! ♥️

Awww haha thank you!

Yess so much better! But still thrips 🙄👀

Thank you very much! ♥️

Oh no! That sucks 😩

I read some more comments about it but don't know if it's even available here in the Netherlands. I'll look into it 🙏🏻

@@plantwithroos the owner Erin is really nice to deal with and since it's a one woman company she personally replies to all emails!

Well we didn't if you watched this video 😅 no they can come in from so many ways - they're outside in nature too in warm seasons so they can blow into your house, come in on bouquets of flowers or fruit or new plants. It's very hard to keep them fully gone. I use good bugs to treat them, which is not easy or quick. but it helps me to not stress about it and saves me a lot of work, as you don't have to spray or treat the plants 👌

She's lovely and also funny and a badass 🤭❤️👌

It's best to not tell other people what they should do 😇 the point of these videos was to show that anyone can wear whatever they themselves want 🙏🏻

@@plantwithroos it was a praising statement. If that's hurt feelings then we've went way too far into being hurt or offended

It didn't hurt feelings, I'm simply sharing my goal with this video and how your comment is the opposite of that. Might be good to look into how your word your praise 👌

@@plantwithroos well since I was saying that the bikini looks amazing and there's no need to cover anything up I won't apologize.

Awww haha thank you ❤️

Hiii from mum!

Ah yeah I don't know if it is, for animals. I know people eat the bulb if prepared a certain way. I'm no expert in these so I can't tell you if removing them is the right choice. But cool that they grow on your land - of you want them fully gone it would be better to dig out the bulb otherwise it will come back every time 🙏🏻

Thank you! We love the calm evenings in summer ❤️

😂😇 thank you for noticing! I put a lot of time and effort into them 🙏🏻🤭

Right?!? So cute!!

Hey welcome! Thank you so much ❤️ I'm not sure what cactus it is, it looks like a different version of Tephrocactus geometricus

Thank you for all these ids!

Apparently it helps to desinfect and prevent further rot

I got a tiny cutting from a friend! Very lucky ❤️

Thank you! I'm literally right now replanting this terrarium, for my mum! 🤭❤️

Ja wij hebben ze ook in de grond gelaten vorig jaar en doet het weer! Caladium vanaf knol lukt me wel goed het eerste jaar maar het tweede jaar niet meer, dan lijken ze op en moe. Btw om te groeien hebben die knollen warmte nodig, dus ik start ze altijd voor de kachel. 20 graden minimaal voor wortels

Thanks! I show it in the second try on video I made last year. I love the bright colour!

It is so pretty! I don't know what I was thinking, not liking it 😅

Don't I say that in the video? MyBotanika started in Hamm, Germany 2x a year and now it's also in my country, the Netherlands 2x a year (upcoming 31 August!). Check their website for all the info

Hahaha I knowww I've been very interested because that's the plants that can thrive in our greenhouse! 🌵

Omggg haha that sounds scary!! So it's not bad that it's soft now, it's supposed to be that way

@@jpgypsyxo not months, takes just few days if in Phoenix AZ. Whole yard is propagated cacti;)

@@merrydaye4763 to each their own. I live in New Orleans and left mine at my dad’s house in a different city for months until I was able to go pick them up. They were fine, popped the wrinkly babies on some soil and started to water.

Haha yes! It was my first time too, I don't think the cactus would be happy to know that 😂

Thank you very much! ♥️

Oohh so higher humidity! Interesting, thank you very much! ♥️

@plantwithroos it's all that worked for me. Hope it works

Hahaha that's very possible!!

Oh that's sad! Could it be that they just sometimes are duds? I had a few things rot too from several different shops. I'm glad they refunded you, but I totally get how it's still disappointing!

It was at the cactus grower for a long time, must have been something there whether overwatering or too much humidity, we'll never know but now it's with me and we're hopefully rescuing it!

Thank you!

i heard they need quite a bit of warmth to start growing, that's why i usually put the pots with bulbs in front of the heater in spring, then when the first leaf opens i move them to a light source. i still rotted some bulbs tho so... it's not a cure all :) (tho my boyfriend switched off the heater very early this year, too early for my comfort and the plants i'm afraid!). i hope it grows well for you now, good luck!