5 BEST & WORST House Plants: The EASIEST Favorites & the ones that are the MOST WORK

[@erikawile7782]

Just trim that Peace Lily back and it will grow back beautifully. Love how it tells you when it’s thirsty with it’s droopy leaves. The leaves perk right up.

[@dawnknickerbocker7970]

My favorite plant is a peace lily- even though I don't think you like it, hahahaha... Mine have all bounced back. They just need a lot of water because they are tropical. They also don't like direct sunlight. They are perfect for those shady parts of your house. They are my favorite because they are the BEST air cleaners. Keep them in your bedroom for restful night sleeps. In the kitchen to reduce cooking smells. In the living room in your dark corners. A great plant!

[@kiemc1855]

Dawn Knickerbocker: thank you for the tips about where to place your peace lily. I'm going to try them around the house like you said.

[@elisabethvismans]

I find them pretty resilient. They’re lush and grow at a steady speed. Yeah they’re thirsty, but don’t get too upset when they’re drying out a bit. And they don’t have to be in bright bright light.

[@deborahkee-urbanek369]

You are so funny and honest and I love it. It’s nice to see someone who is just as bad with plant as I am. I’m 66 and my husband loves gardening. I said plant things that I can take care of incase you can’t when we’re older. He said that’s easy. I’ll plant artificial plants. I have to admit I have had orchids for a long time and they’re still blooming.

[@HouseofValentina]

bwahahaha! I love it!

[@GG-si9we]

Valentina, you are an absolute riot!!! I love your personality - you always make me smile or laugh. Those poor plants need a good trim. If a leaf is dead, cut it off for goodness sake! Just "carve" out a half-hour and get your clippers out and groom all those dead stems/leaves right off those babies. You'll be surprised how much your plants will LOVE you for it! lol

[@HouseofValentina]

Yes, they do and they got some TLC right after the camera turned off! LOL!

[@shaktievo5208]

I found this best and worst houseplants video extremely helpful! I’m in the process of removing lots of faux house plants (that I’ve realised aren’t fooling anyone!) & replacing them with real plants... with varying degrees of luck! I’m relieved to hear that you have experienced varying degrees of luck with indoor plants too...yet you continue to experiment with plants and see what works for you! PS: Loving the darker walls/ doors & ceiling in your room.

[@jenniferkring9156]

Such a fun & super helpful video. Valentina, you crack me up & make me feel better about my plant killing ways! You guys should try a Pothos… such a forgiving, easy plant… looks great & seems happy anywhere I style him.

[@palecompass3598]

That Peace Lily needs to be divided at the root ball and potted into 3 or 4 different pots. It's just outgrown the container, which means it doesn't have enough room to hold enough water for it either. Maidenhair Fern is native to North American woodlands. They love the Northern California Coast, where it's cool, wet and foggy. You could try keeping it in the bathroom, and giving it a gentle cold shower once or twice a week. Then leaving it in the shower stall for a while. It probably needs some organic fertilizer, too, since it's native to areas rich in organic material.

[@livefree7244]

So far, I’m loving my snake plant! It requires very little water (1x/mo) and not a lot of light. Plus, it has great modern lines!

[@HouseofValentina]

Those are great too!

[@sonyachoate4629]

They can be separated easily. And will root in water. I call them Mom in law tongues

[@jrepubyoutube2532]

I love African Violets! They flower once a month so you will have flowers, it lets you know when it needs to be watered - the bottom leaves start to wilt. Tip always water from the bottom; morning sunlight and always repot with African Violet soil. You can use 2 drops of AV food in every watering except in the winter months. Leaves can be propagated. They come in lots of colors.

[@jennygodbolt-hoffman7787]

I enjoy geraniums also. I still have some that I winter inside and then bring out in the summer. They also remind me of my Mother who had a lovely sunroom filled with them. A succulent that I enjoy is the Jade plant. It grows quickly making it a good decorative greenery and it doesn’t require much attention just plenty of light.

[@Hershea1]

I’m a new plant mom and my first plant was a ZZ. I absolutely love it and it’s thriving so far. However, I will definitely be adding some of these beautiful plants to my collection. I love your personality. Thanks for making me laugh today 🤣❤️😘

[@mariagiordano2048]

You are so genuine and my fav KZbinr Thanks for sharing your knowledge and humour 🌱💕

[@helenhand3148]

As a lifelong killer of plants, I really needed this guide. The only one that has stayed alive came from poundland as a mothers day present several years ago, but I don't even know what it is, lol. Bless my youngest, she knows better than to get me plants now. Love and look forward to your videos Valentina.

[@gemmapetersen4027]

Whaaaat?!😢 Peace Lily is SO easy and beautiful! Just cut off sad brown leaves and he will do so well. When the whole plant droops you know to water❤ LOVE them!

[@tfeya777]

My sister loves orchids, so I ran across a faux set of them at a thrift store where the flowers were pretty good quality, picked those up for her, cut off the faux flower stems and stuck them into her real orchid plants. When they start blooming she takes them out, but during the wait she has what looks like real blooms, on an actual live plant :)

[@kimwilliams1526]

Big fan of orchids here! I love them. So easy. And I do the ice cube trick once a week.. I have a windowsill that I keep them growing on. I have success with reblooming. I can say that I do believe they have a life span. After about 3 or 4 blooming seasons they tend to stop blooming all together. They are very affordable and I buy them just as the blooms are first opening. A beauty for at least 4 months in my home.

[@brendaallid-makalintal4345]

I love how your schefflera is! You are so genuine with your comments and I really enjoy your videos a lot.

[@HouseofValentina]

Thank you so much! xo

[@bluewaterpines8323]

This is why she is loved. I pop in from x to x and should be more dedicated. But this gal is as real as it gets. I love that Valentina can be so open about the realities of this life and she handles all just beautifully. Let us all strive to be as kind and sweet as this absolute doll.

[@merek8514]

My sister in law gifted me a snake plant and it totally transformed my living room. My first indoor plant too, now I look forward to finding more.

[@kathleenswenning9915]

Thank you Valentina!!!!!!! You are hilarious!!!!!! Binge watching your videos, it's about 12:07 and I'm getting a second wind, oh noooooo, lol!!!!!!

[@loserplanet]

I also kill anything high maintenance. I've got two jobs, and no patience. I love a plant that droops when it needs water as well!

[@bananaborz1]

My all time favourite plant is heartleaf philodendron. A breeze to take care of and stunning to look at.

[@nazikiwe8259]

Enjoyed this video. Thanks for the realness! Lol Try distilled water for your Peace Lily. I was struggling with mine then read that the minerals in my tap water was the culprit. It worked! Great low maintenance plants: ZZ, pothos & ivy 😊 Ferns & ficus are my LEAST favorite - no time for spritzing everyday

[@HouseofValentina]

ooohhhh!! Thank you!

[@tonyasmith4980]

For years I was not good with plants. They pick up on your energy! If you’re not happy with them they don’t do well. But when you touch them & pay them attention, they do really well.plants are like children, lol- they do best when you pay them attention 😉..my plants are thriving now, because momma’s happy

[@doandavis7701]

Your so funny when you’re talking about your Peace Lilly 😊

[@shomer7682]

The only thing I have been able to keep alive is an avocado plant I grew from a pit. Surprisingly it’s been two years now. Thank you for all your great information. 🌱🌱🌱

[@LivNtheBESTLife]

This is a well needed video for everyone! Very informative...thank you girl!

[@HouseofValentina]

Thank you for stopping by!

[@lauracastelli4776]

You’re the cutest seriously ❣️ great luck with my money tree bought it on clearance ( who knew for plants) at Walmart it’s braided on the trunk and gorgeous! Very easy to grow

[@alohaeverafter6886]

Maidenhair fern and ficus killer here.🙋🏻‍♀️ I have had a peace lily for 15 years, though.😍

[@HouseofValentina]

yep, mine bounced back with some water. They are resilient little suckers! LOL!

[@cyndieallen2204]

I have had really good luck with peace lilies. Yes they need a lot of water, and bright defused light. Fertilizer every six months and it will be amazing.

[@xeniaboutchard6496]

Hi Valentina, I can see the chat is a bit older but really want to share my absolute favourite for darker corners: Cast Iron plant / Aspidistra elatior. It is so pretty and the easiest plant in my collection.

[@mariapatriot9356]

yes! I just bought a cast iron plant for my north facing dining room. Plus it's pet safe.

[@lesliemiller376]

AND you must prune plants!! Love your videos.

[@verenawebster]

Photos!!!! You can even put them in water. They are beautiful and strong

[@sarahwood3888]

So timely for me. I’m going out soon to the nursery’s to find some new house plants! Wish me luck!

[@iloveyarn7766]

I have several Jade plants and they thrive in direct sun (southern exposure) and I water them twice a month. Pilea is another fun plant that needs little watering. I also grow succulents because they thrive on neglect. Thank you for sharing your plant knowledge with us.

[@galinam1081]

OMG 😆 Girrrrl, I laughed so hard...If I still lived in Atlanta I would have offered to come and fix your plants. The Benjamin tree is really easy to take care of - needs lots of indirect light and watering once a week. Your peace lily is beautiful. It’s just too crowded! If you discard about third of it from the root it will be beautiful. Funny tho! Love your videos!

[@HouseofValentina]

Thanks, if you were here we could use the help!

[@anandhicooray5512]

I have a small ficus plant indoors. Seem pretty hardy. Love begonia. Monstera on the other hand, grows to be a huge creeper where I live. Must try a few vines/branches in water like what you have done. Love your video!

[@nataliaegorova170]

Piece lily - you just have to divide it in two pots! Now it has too many leaves in one pot! It will not give you brown leaves then, and you will not have to water it too often! Kisses from Russia 🥰 In love with your channel

[@carolefox6553]

Try a Christmas Cactus or a Thanksgiving Cactus. My Thanksgiving Cactus is about 20 years old. It blooms twice a year and has pretty leaves, ruby colored when they first form. Three of my four Christmas Cacti are at least 30, probably much older, and one of them is almost 100. They bloom from early December to late April. They all do well inside year-around and you can put them outside when the temp is in the 70s and above, if you want. (Hint - Peace Lilies are needy, but they can grow in just water.) You can do it, Valentina! :)

[@HouseofValentina]

Those are supposed to be the most resilient... but I killed one of those too. It was especially depressing because it was a gift from a friend. UGH

[@laceyrushworth9823]

The ficus is known to be fussy. I had great luck with mine however. Very very bright indirect light. Water thoroughly one a week. Peace lilys r actually very easy and forgiving, they r usually more work and not so happy if u have them in a brighter location. Move them to more shade and you'll get away with only watering them every 2 weeks or so. Oh also I've had bad luck with orchids, but I still buy them because someone once told me, it lasts longer than cut flowers for about the same price!!! And I thought good point! :) I'm totally going to try to buy a fig tree now, thanks!

[@moxielanedesign]

Tip for your orchid....keep it by the kitchen sink so it gets constant humidity and when you do the dishes you see it and remember to water it more often. That’s how I kept mine alive. 👍🏻

[@jessica1587]

Valentina stressing us plant people out for 21 minutes 😂😂😂 love you though. This is a reminder to water your monstera deliciosa 🙂 it’ll THRIVE with bright indirect sunlight and a good watering once a week

[@florangelahinckley8455]

Thank you Valentina very useful video

[@olgaanisimova6916]

Much needed video Valentina! Only draught resistant plants and a camel will survive in our house with all the traveling

[@HouseofValentina]

LOL!!! I need a camel!

[@olgaanisimova6916]

Valentina it might not match your decor and eat all those wonderful plants🤣

[@tkdematteo]

Don’t give up on the orchids! ☺️ They shed brown leaves now and then... perfectly fine.

[@brandyoctober5923]

I have a 10 year old peace lily i was surprised it was on your no go but then when you started talking about it i was like yeahhhh those are good points

[@HouseofValentina]

LOL! Right? Mine is still kicking but not without demanding attention!

[@elisabethvismans]

I love Dendrobiums with and without flowers

[@bluewaterpines8323]

Thank you. Love plant and gardening videos. I ignored my plants for awhile ,and for the first time in life had some disaster's. I now have fewer, and it is more managable.Monstera is a lovely plant,also love the large leaf split philodendron.Geraniums like dry feet. My landscapers cut down my fig trees😳 ....who does that?????🧐

[@HouseofValentina]

NOOOOOO!!! I can't believe they would do that!

[@bluewaterpines8323]

@@HouseofValentina yes.i am practicing non-attachment.🙏🏼❤🌹

[@tanjakirchhoff7183]

I moved my Peace Lily into the stairwell in our apartment building. I totally agree.

[@kathrynp7595]

I agree, I hate peace lilies...never had good luck with them. I have a fig tree that is beautiful 🌸

[@loserplanet]

Z plants are SO easy to care for. I got one for $5 at IKEA. I neglected it for years and it grew so big it got too big for my kitchen counter and I moved it to my master bath and it's huge. Tolerates low light and dry soil.

[@shirleyorensteen8973]

Hey Valentina, for a long lasting orchid try a Phalaenopsis Orchid (aka Moth Orchid) They are beautiful and the blooms last at least 3 months, I water maybe once a month. They can re-bloom with proper care, but you can just throw them away or give to your mom when they're done!! Love all your shows!

[@HouseofValentina]

wow! I'm definitely going to look that up! My mom is the most nurturing person I know. She can whip blooms out of a cat! LOL!

[@teenarouse875]

That wall area right outside of your office is perfect for the Peace Lilly. It’s bright but there’s no direct sunlight. Add more organic soil, bark, coffee grounds. Water when leaves are drooping and she’ll bring you peace. Otherwise, leave it on the curb with a FREE sign and she’ll be picked up by the time you reach your front door.

[@veronikakocianova5225]

I strongly recommend sanseviera. Modern look, many different varieties. And sanseviera doesn't need plenty of water, survives shadow, survives sunlight. Perfect plant for Valentina ;-)

[@iolawellred5895]

Valentina lovely video,there’s a plant app point shoot and details come up! You are the best passionate and truthful! My favourite qualities. Also money tree plant or tree are easy pray and amazing

[@nancyhoskins197]

Don’t loose heart! Houseplants add life and energy. There is a great deal of information on line. I bought a bird nest “fern”. It has thicker leaves, a swirl pattern growth, which makes a center spot for a ceramic egg, bird, faux flower bouquet surprise. So much fun at Easter! We have bright but filtered with sheer curtains light. Small citrus trees are lovely in a sun room. In shade, try a moss, particularly nice with a sculpture in the center. The sculpture draws attention so you never forget a sip out of your bottled water for it. Since Landon loves plants in the garden, let him help with house plant, of his choice. Suggest really great looking pots and vases shapes in glass so he can watch root growth. Try cutting root end off celery root, placing in water just above where green stalk starts. Fun watching and kitchen window great location for new celery stalks. Great addition to recipes. Pretty, too. Carrot tops are prettier than maidenhair fern and easier. Cut at 1/2 from root end and put in lovely bowl in 1 inch water. Don’t forget letting him try sweet potatoes, The leafing branches are gorgeous!

[@sherryleggett1612]

If you can get a Peace Lily to flower you are doing something right. The leaves will some times turn brown as they age. Just nip the brown one down to the soil level, give that beauty some water and it will be awesome.

[@lisca2866]

Thank you this was very helpful!! I’ll go with the shefflera and my dessert plants

[@libbyadams1965]

Excellent advice...funny too!

[@pamelapeterson2987]

With my orchids, I cheat when they are not blooming and I stick a very realistic silk orchid flower in the pot....so they are always "in bloom". They actually are an easier plant to take care of in my opinion.

[@carolbearce5318]

You must mist ferns 🤣 and cut geraniums back frequently ... small cuttings grow quickly. No green thumbs for sure 🤣 I can totally ignore my peace lily cut it back fertilize a little top dirt and all new growth 👍🏻 loved your review!

[@b.maxwell5037]

Almost halfway through & i sooo wanted to hear more about lighting needs for each!!! 😭 I have low light issue for indoor plants 😥

[@joellechiara]

oooh - love me some houseplants. I have about 15 different varieties around our apartment. I have a big problem with Philodendrons - terrible pests - what a mess. My good ones are the pothos, calathea, monstera and a few wild alocasia. If you want some good plant tips, check out Plantarina here on KZbin. In the meantime, I'm trying to find out how you like that Stockholm striped rug in your living room - if it shows as much dirt as I've heard it does in the 'cream' stripes or if it's a yay! xoxo

[@nishabeharry7848]

Lucky bamboo is sooo easy!! It can grow in soil or water and is super easy to propagate (in water)

[@paperlover926]

one of my favorite easy plants is the Christmas cactus. It blooms twice a year. Show stopper. And it suffers neglect so well and it's fast growing

[@simarkaur9486]

Very useful n helpful thank u more plants video

[@juliemanissier321]

You might love a Big beaucarnea : it is pet friendly, it is very forgiving to people who skip watering and it loves bright light.

[@kevinfestner6126]

I bought a 3 foot dragon tree,. After years of neglect, it's about 8 feet. My second floot has 9 foot ceilings. I call her Cleopatra.

[@ellabransford8083]

I love your philodendron and your peace lily they are hard to grow but it's good you're going to pass your plants to someone else because what's good for someone better chance bringing them back

[@sgardner2526]

This was so much fun watching your yay/nay review of plants. Granted I've had a couple opportunities to kill a few of the same ones (sorry peace lily). I tend not to water my plants enough either. Good to know you can propagate the monstera plant, I really like the look of those but never had one. Looking forward to the live event tomorrow! Tfs!

[@HouseofValentina]

Looking forward to seeing you!

[@sonyachoate4629]

@@HouseofValentina I'm a plant cereal killer.lol

[@Davena]

17:14 it talks too much for you. LOL!!! Make up your mind woman! I LOVE your channel.

[@MessoverOG]

I absolutely love you! You remind me of one of my best friends and we have similar personalities, including brown thumbs, lol. You are honest whether people like it or not and hilarious at the same time. You also remind me somewhat of Makenna XO from LA. I feel like you two need to do a collab video of some sort.

[@fanydiether3190]

In case of a busy life: there are some very good watering systems... Even smart systems you can control with the phone. You just need to know their needs and than arrange the place, light, waterneed, nutrition. Once u did that at your home, it is easy to keep them alive, even when we have busy times.

[@ChiaraFrancioli]

Sooo agree with you about orchids, it's not their being finicky but their being sad looking most of the time. Also, they seem to need their roots exposed to light to thrive, as in "do I hide that plastic vase in a plant pot and ruin the plant or do I leave it out and ruin the decor?" Also, they have become so mainstream here in Italy (and yet have this distinct rain forest vibe that matches very few interiors) that I find them almost tacky out of their context. With all that said, I am keeping two alive in our bathroom (they were a gift when our baby was born and I can't bring myself to wave them goodbye) and I don't even mind them having been just two leaves for months. But the brown-ish roots that immediately lost their healthy plumpness...? Nope.

[@bluewaterpines8323]

Keep your orchid, as one day it will surprise you with a gorgeous bloom.

[@HouseofValentina]

yes! I will keep at it!

[@bananaborz1]

My orchid has been without a bloom since December. I don't know what to do.

[@cheripaul4645]

Ελισάβετ Παπαδοπούλου I purchased a fake orchid stem, the petals have the feel of real petals, not the silk variety. My orchid came with clips, so I just tied up the fake bloom, and BAM! A new orchid! You can’t tell it’s fake, I continue to water the leaves in hopes that one day I’ll have a new Bloom😉

[@nelliet1706]

Lmao You kill me!!! I was laughing out loud for real! I use to have a peace lily but the only way I was able to keep it alive for years was by transferring and keeping it in a water vase. Tolerates low light bu if you want it to flower keep it in a bright room but not under direct light.

[@HouseofValentina]

Do you mean that you didn't have it in dirt or you had it in a lot of water in a vase with the dirt?

[@nelliet1706]

@@HouseofValentina Hi Valentina! It was just water. I cleaned off the dirt from the roots and placed it in a vase with a saucer holding the plant above water, and for a time I had a beta fish living in the vase. It required some maintenance, the water had to be refreshed and the roots trimmed to give the fish some room to swim. I love it though. Cheers!

[@galross8510]

We all have been there with some plants 🪴 is much is we care and love 😹

[@지나처럼지나가는이야]

It was very helpful, thank you! I like everything about your home and your style and enjoying your videos 🤍

[@SandraLynn1120]

Snake plants are awesome you can neglect them shade or sun light. They will thrive and always looks amazing.

[@tess2626]

Good ideas! Thanks.

[@sherryhiatt8993]

Laughed out loud. You r so funny. Love your videos!

[@loserplanet]

I love my monstera. It just keeps growing and growing!

[@elwynjohnson7688]

Great plants, I've had great success with Sansevieria trifasciata "Snake Plant"

[@Paula-sw2tt]

I am a live house plant collector and have around 120 plants (down from 250+ during the pandemic). The Monstera is awesome, but it gets too big for my apartment. I do have a Maidenhair fern and love it, but it is a diva on steroids for sure. It's a Begonia, lol. I only have one in my collection (but my angel wing begonia is thriving), because I don't have the conditions in most of my home that are right for them and they are needy plants. Orchids do very well for me, as do a lot of ferns. I have to disagree with you about ficus. If you are only talking about the weeling fig, then yes they are difficult. But the rubber tree is amazing and it comes in some gorgeous varieties! The Philodendron is a huge group of plants, but no, the Monstera ls NOT a Philodendron. Both are Aroids though. One of my absolute favorite plants in my collection is my Domino Peace lily, she is huge and I have had her for seven years. I find her very easy to grow and maintain. Yes they are toxic to pet, I keep mine where my cars cannot get to her. I have been growing house plants for over fifty years and really enjoy the hobby.

[@enjay4real]

"Do we not feed you?" 😂😂😂

[@lindah.atprettyis...1291]

Repotting your maiden hair fern in a larger pot would help with water retention also the type of soil mix matters. I love these ferns but you are right they are finicky!

[@melijomides7317]

This video was great and funny...thank you!

[@vicns4602]

I love how Valentina takes plants so seriously hahaha

[@emiliemrsk2510]

Watching this while watering my 6 peace lilies 😬 Don’t listen to her, my green peaceful children 🌱 - my lemon geranium on the other hand can listen all it wants

[@HouseofValentina]

Literally laughing out loud! Hilarious! i'll whisper next time I speak of such evils!

[@angelrays7]

My home runs North to South, I get some natural light, zero direct light during the morning or day from the EAST, however, I do receive a boat load of direct light in the late afternoon early evening from the WEST, which is the warmest and I have to keep my curtains drawn otherwise that room gets to be a 100 degrees. I would need indoor shade plants that require little to no direct light. No plants in my home, not even fake ones... lol 😂

[@libbylancaster3302]

Loved watching your video ♥

[@johnnyslounge8078]

What are your thoughts about Snake Plant Laurentii? They are succulents so it's very hard to kill them due to neglect since their soil can be bone dry between watering. You don't even need a green thumb to grow them, and that's why I got them since I have a black thumb.

[@rhondaallen5196]

Monstera deliciousa is the best plant ever! the more that I trim off a hunk with the nub or root and throw in water, the more my main plant grows. I also love my philedendrons. other favorites include pathos, spider plant and snake plant I have a couple of different types snake plants and the more I neglect them the better they do. for my NO GOs christmas cactus I've had one for years. it just keeps on living but not really growing. I had a Alocasia that was gorgeous when i bought it, but not anymore. my swiss cheese monstera is very difficult. I'm losing a leaf every week or so. my clippings that are in water are doing better than my main plant. I'm also not in love with my prayer plant. BTW I hate peace lilies. i always hear that they remove toxins from the air but I have the worst trouble with allergies around them.

[@elisabethvismans]

Try self watering containers. Just a thought. 😍🤣

[@katehobbs2008]

I love maidenhair fern in pots indoors and find it grows luxuriantly. Maybe it is our different climate? They hate heating because their fronds dry out. the fronds need to be misted daily in that case.🇦🇺

[@chatryna]

You are hilarious with your plants. Enjoyed your video even if it is two years past your upload date.

[@melaniesuzanne6965]

Oof. I’m usually good with plants - I’ve even got a 22-year-old plant and a 20-year-old plant which are both in perfect health despite six moves and multiple cats. :-) I love trailing plants and have pothos, wandering jew, and creeping fig (which looks more like ivy rather than the usual ficus) at the tops of all of my shelves. Orchids and succulents are NOT my friends, though. I’ve killed so many succulents over the years and have an unhappy looking orchid in my kitchen and a pretty-much-dead orchid in the master bath. I’m sticking with the fakes from here on out.

[@HouseofValentina]

I'm not worthy!!

[@vivianreid4575]

Love this truthful plant segment! No cacti in the home?

[@darkserpentcat3309]

I personally want plants that produce blossoms of some sort and I have found Christmas Cactus to be a really good plant as I have one that is over a hundred years old that belonged to a neighbor who died when I was a kid. In terms of plants I constantly struggle with I would say a hibiscus. They are gorgeous but no matter what I do they die on me.

[@dinaoctavina5254]

You are so funny. Im enjoying your vid.

[@lilyluo4455]

Hi Valentina, I love your channel! I love how you decorate with plant clippings. But I always worry about plants bringing bugs into the home. Do you have any tips for managing plant pests for indoor plants?

[@gemmapetersen4027]

Give plants a good wipe down when you bring them home and that usually keeps them from bringing anything in. There are sprays you can use as well