Cabbage on a Stick Plant (Brighamia insignis)

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[@angelamanning7122]

Ohh my goodness, this is a wonderful plant to save from becoming endangered. You are a wonderful person for saving endangered plants.

[@daisyrose7796]

THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST VIDEO I HAVE FOUND ON THIS PLANT!!!! THANK YOU!!! I have 2 of them and I find it super difficult to find any videos that are as informative, clear, and helpful as yours. Whoever this man is that did this video - he should do them all!!!!! Brilliant. Thank you 🥹🙂

[@chrisrawley-bassoon4020]

Many thanks - from London UK

[@johntompkins2664]

I had two beautiful ones until last year and a squirrel ate them...I really wish my favorite nursery would get this back in stock.

[@Astrostevo]

Thanks. How is today the first time I've ever heard of this amazing plant? From an online search turning up an article* mentioning it then searching youtube w the species name & finding this FWIW. * This artice "Extreme Botany ;YThe Precious Science of Endangered Rare Plants" by Janet Marinelli, Yale Environment 360, published 18th October 2018.

[@edwardlittlefield447]

Very very cool plant!

[@stadtjer689]

It's great you're preserving these beautiful species by sharing them with the world. I have it at home and it's pretty. I'm definitely going to put it in a bigger pot now that I've seen it can grow to such a beautiful little tree. My leaves tend to die and dry out at once, but then little leaves start growing again. Is there anything I could improve to prevent this from happening? (as it doesn't seem to be natural)

[@LogeesPlants]

Could you possibly share some photos of your plant with us to [e-mail]? We'd love to try to assist you with this! Thank you!

[@suzanneaji2610]

great video thank you for sharing

[@caedanteng5417]

So they grow well above 60f. Am staying at Singapore so the temperature range from. 75f to 80f in rainy seasons or it rains here. Constant average at 80f -90f. So not sure would it do well here.

[@jakobandrews594]

Can this be propagated by cuttings

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Are you guys going to sell this again? I wanted to buy one last year but it seems like there was trouble with the supplier or people bought them up too fast or something.

[@LogeesPlants]

Unfortunately, we aren't sure if this is an item we will be carrying in the future. We apologize for the inconvenience.

[@gloriaraquel4731]

How do you buy this? I've searched this plant on the website but can't find it

[@LogeesPlants]

You can purchase this plant on our website. Here is the URL www.logees.com/cabbage-on-a-stick-plant-brighamia-insignis.html

[@LogeesPlants]

It's available now, here is the URL. www.logees.com/chinese-money-plant.html

[@CC-jy4gr]

When will this plant be back in stock on your online store?

[@LogeesPlants]

It is available now, here is the URL. www.logees.com/cabbage-on-a-stick-plant-brighamia-insignis.html

[@gianlucatoso8263]

Hi, I just bought this plant, and I wanted to know if a 20 20 20 fertilizer (halving the dose of use) could be fine. the soil a mix of soil for succulents, perlite, coconut peat and expanded clay can be fine? Thanks a lot!!

[@LogeesPlants]

Yes, just careful with the watering with the clay as it tends to trap moisture around the roots.

[@gianlucatoso8263]

@@LogeesPlants Thanks a lot for the answer. Instead of expanded clay, would it be ideal to use volcanic lapillus?

[@LogeesPlants]

Tends to be high in pH. We generally recommend just a well draining soil which is free from any sort of fertilizers. A mix of 1/3 peat moss, 1/3 perlite, and 1/3 pine bark is sufficient.

[@gianlucatoso8263]

@@LogeesPlants Thanks a lot for the answer.

[@jake5265]

I have one of these. It started off looking very healthy but it’s leaves have started to wrinkle and droop and maybe yellow a tiny bit. . The new small leaves at the very top seem to be healthy. It’s right in my window which is south facing so gets natural light pretty much all day and when it’s sunny it’s in direct sunlight. I water it once a week. Never leave water in the bottom of the pot I let it drain through. It’s always very dry by the time o water it. I can’t work out what it wants. Any help appreciated.

[@LogeesPlants]

Hello! Would it be possible for you to send us a photo of the plant to [e-mail]? We can help determine what may be causing this with a visual. Thank you!

[@stadtjer689]

My plant does the same! (read comment posted by me) Have you solved it?