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Oxalis has corms. I'm not sure about caladiums I just got my first one.

just make sure if you're using a coco brick make sure you go through the rinsing process or the finer particles of pete will water log your roots. tons of great vids on this but its not widely known outside the cannabis grower community

I went through my first summer with almost 30 plants and that was really overwhelming. Suddenly everyone wanted to be repotted and fertilised all the time 😵‍💫 I’ve been using Planta and I love that app but what really helped me was to change my schedules. The app is usually pretty accurate but moving things for 1-2 days doesn’t hurt so now I have different groups for the frequencies. Getting there takes a few weeks but now I’m much more calm. Also I realised that I was propagating way too much. I cherished every little leaf my plants made and didn’t want to lose the ones that needed to be pruned. I decided that it’s okay to get rid of them. So now I almost have my plants in order again. There are a few that I didn’t count that will be going to friends’ places. Those stress me too. But soooon I’ll be in control again. I also decided that they won’t die if I deprive them of fertiliser for a few weeks. I’m still glad that it’s late fall now and everything is slowing down.

I really needed this. I haven't felt inspired lately, but seeing these plants and your vibrant personality has ignited that spark in me. I plan to go shopping soon!

Omg I cannot imagine having my home at 90 degrees lol

Oh Hey... Thanks Bless.

Thank You. She's beautiful. She going to need a moss pole soon. :) Bless.

Thank you. I will be taking care of a friend's plants while he's away, and one of them is a coffee plant, so this is really helpful.

So good to see you back!!! Just watched your newer plant tour and then this one. Would be so much fun working in a garden centre ♥️ I'm still very much into my houseplants but definitely don't buy much anymore with my existing ones getting bigger. Take care and so nice to see you back 🥰

Welcome back, what was that at 8:15 ?

Thank you, this was SOOOhelpful. I have a large variety as I propagated from sister. Now I realize maybe too many...a little dry on edges but started a pan of rocks and water...so hoping that helps

your monstera in your room is absolutely gorgeous!! it’s my dream plant once i move out of my parents to my own home ✨for now, i’m admiring yours!! love your vids 🤩

Well done! I just found you when searching Syngoniums. I love your "on air" personality… and the info you share. Stick with it!!!

So happy to see you again

I have a new hack use soil from out side you don't need the worms mix with perlite and coca core I woud say 70 percent coca core 25 percent soil 5 percent perlite.

My small spiderplant gave babies after a month of direct extreme sublight for very long days (had no other plays and didnt know anything about the plant at that point). Who knows why 😅

"Just watched this video and now my plant wishlist has grown faster than a pothos vine! 🌿😂 If only my wallet could grow as quickly! 💸🌱 #PlantAddictProblems"

Camera to far away

Just stumbled across you today! So happy I found you! Looking forward to hearing all of your wonderful advice. Starting with your "leaf clean" recipe! Keep up the good work!

Some orchids. I have insane amounts of light … southern exposure + I’m right on the water + huge windows … they’re doing just fine 🤷🏻‍♀️

Why are we talking about your hair

Thanks so much for this video! It is super helpful!

Do you add fertilizer in the water or spag propogation? Thanks for sharing. Great info channel.

I put mine outside under strong light and it still shoots out babies like crazy unfortunately. I wish it didn't.

Beautiful collections. Thanks for sharing.

What's the best soil for Rattlesnake plant

Thanks for this video! I’m trying to figure out how deep the begonia is supposed to be planted. Like should the base be fully under the soil? Or the top even with the surface? Another way? I got one that has dirt pretty high in the container and looks like it was dumped. There are unfortunately roots EVERYWHERE and the soil is really soggy. I tried to break it up a little just to get some perlite in there, but got nervous. Definitely seems like it was sitting in water at the store. Squeezing the pot makes it drip. The last video I opened before this, the lady pulled them out of their containers, ripped the bottom half off and, swished a hole up the middle under the plant, and potted them together in a big pot with way too much soil. I gasped a little. The whole video was rough. Seemed like she just has them as seasonal decoration. Treating them like that, they prob are! Anyways, I’ll keep looking. There are like 7 little fuzzy nubs poking up through the dirt. It’s so soggy I wanted to check for soggy/rotting roots, but I’m not sure how, with spiderweb-like roots. They snap so easily. This is my first begonia. I’ve seen many other creators talk about them, but it was 2$ at Walmart so I figured it’d give it a shot! It has 3 leaves. One has a crispy section between a bifurcated center vein. Def seems like it grew that way, not damaged after. Kinda odd. The other 2 look healthy tho. Thanks for all the info!

Put it in dirt😮

So glad you're back. Missed you! 😊

I didn't know you were back...yay!! I have my alerts set but didn't get notification on that or this one. I'll go watch your comeback one. Welcome back ❤

as for the timing, my personal opinion and take is that for most people who rely heavily on natural light from outside the window would need to wait until early spring, cause these plants usually do have a very visible growth-dormancy cycle. For some people who provide growth light and maintain temperature, i think its not that necessary cause the conditions are relatively stable throughout the year.

Mine has some yellowing of the leaves and has lost a few leaves over the last 3/4 months

So happy you're back!

Sensation peace lily is the bigger one. I have this one.

You talk too fast.

okay but that batik is actually GORG omg

I need serious help or imma lose my dracaena, it's potted in a perlite/peat moss mix, I lost one by over watering even thou I don't water maybe once a month and don't drown em. The one I got left is wrinkling the stem and been softwr for a while..I just can't seem to make it happy

I just bought a Alocasia poly. It felt dry so I watered it. I've noticed that the leaves are dripping water. What did I do wrong?

Glad to have you back!! 🤗

HOW OFTEN can we do this treatment?

Get rid of the ones that make you sad! Plants are supposed to bring you joy, not heartache! You go, girl! DO YOU

You gossip a lot before resorting to the main topic. I'm bored of you, girl. Your style of talk is disgusting.

I think my rattlesnake plant has completely died from overwatering once by mistake. No leaves on top, last leaf dying. I checked the roots but no root rot. Is there a way to revive this or should I give up? If I water less and wait will it get new leaves over time?

I would highly recommend taking the silver blush out of terracotta. Anthuriums don't do well in those pots

the second plant you showed is not huernia zebrina it’s actually a stapelia probably stapelia gigantea! and the variegated one might actually be a huernia but i’m not positive

It's fun to see you back and happy with your plants. Welcome back.

The Godzilla looks like the syngonium cousin of the Epipremnium Shangri la! Love it!

You're back!!! 🎉 In my case, I'm still into plants but in a veeeery chill way (not as obsessive as a year ago... I have like 10 😋 and I think right now my fixation is booktube... reading just for fun, avoiding serious stuff😅). Oh, and I used to enjoy your chill vlogs... it was great when I needed some motivation to clean or tide my surroundings xD

What a , beautiful, informative plant tour. Kudos to you.