Houseplant Care: Bring Your Houseplant Back to Life!

[@suchetaj4026]

I am blind, so I appreciate your verbalizing everything you do, I get a lot out of your videos, thank you so much

[@epicgardening]

Didn't even think of that but I'm glad it's helping, I'll do more!

[@no-hh4co]

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[@kaylakthulhu8623]

@@no-hh4co voice typing is a thing??? You can also have your phone or computer read out titles and comments, wtf

[@grave_bane]

XxaliengirlXx :3 type like a human being

[@Jenbug123]

@@kaylakthulhu8623 😑

[@sarahpierce714]

I also have a dracaena marginata, and mine periodically needs to have the lower leaves removed because they go yellow/brown. I have found that this is usually not indicative of a problem as long as it’s just the lower leaves. It’s just the natural leaf cycle, and this is how they eventually get tall, bare stems that will make them a lovely tree shape. Your browning did not look that extensive, so I think you probably would have been fine with no repotting, especially since the root system didn’t look overcrowded. Another common issue with dracaena is green leaves turning brown only on at the tips. This can be caused by fluoride or chlorine in tap water, and can be prevented by switching to distilled or rain water. (I didn’t see any of that here, just mentioning it for other troubleshooters).

[@ArthurTheLibraryDetective]

Thanks!2💞💞

[@gdn86]

His wasn't in good shape, and would benefit in a larger pot, but it wasn't quite root bound, just very dry. I have also run into the issue with even mildly hard water browning the leaf tips. Found that if I leave my watering spray bottle open for 24-48 hours, it does better than directly watering from tap. I solved the first real bad issues I had by collecting rain water for a few weeks of waterings, and it can withstand water right from the tap occasionally now. Great plants though. Not too difficult once you get the hang of it.

[@marilynbout9786]

Ohh thank you so much, my dracaena has dead leaf tips and i was always wondering why but now i know what to do :)

[@snowy12841]

So I use distilled water (as recommended by numerous plant people) Thing is, I still get brown tips occasionally. Curious if it can be caused by something other than water contaminated with fluoride/minerals.

[@gdn86]

@@snowy12841 over or under watering and possible lack of specific fertilizers for a potted plant. Sometimes it’s also not thinning out the plant enough. Brown tips are not always bad. I see mine have less in the winter than summer.

[@6155ish]

I think the number killer of plants is too much attention, not neglect. We tend to over water because if for some reason if the plants not looking "good" we automatically think it needs water, rather than trying to relocate it or repotting, etc.

[@erinjoy5625]

That'd been exactly my problem, that'd for sure. My friend always tells me I love them too much and need to start neglecting them more. I'm deff an over water type . As soon as they look sad or something I run to water them !!!! Ugh, Think I'm FINNALLY learning tho...after along time and alot of plant deaths lol

[@joseluisperezjr3285]

I'd say your absolutely right , over caring for the plant

[@JoyceTaylor-g3m]

That's definitely true that in my case. I've heard over and over that overwatering is the #1 killer of indoor houseplants.

[@helenetrstrup4817]

My thought was: "Aw it just looks sad." Then you water it: "Now it just looks sad and wet."

[@arrietty0]

lol

[@rhonnesanelms8969]

🤣🤣🤣 Hello Helene Trostrup. I'm not laughing at the scenario of your plant looking sad. After you used the remedy of water,your observation of it being simply sad and wet was H-I-L-L-A-R-I-O-U-S!!!!!!😹 I truly hope your plant is doing better.🥰💐

[@helenetrstrup4817]

@@rhonnesanelms8969 My plants are doing great. None needs reviving at the moment. I don't shower my plants, so they don't look wet either.😄

[@rhonnesanelms8969]

@@helenetrstrup4817 As a plant lover who hates misfortunes of others,it's so wonderful to know that your "🌱'🌱" are doing well. I appreciate your response. THANK YOU HELENE.💗🥳

[@mishiara5499]

pretty sure overwatering is #1 killer of houseplants

[@epicgardening]

I'd agree!

[@LynnAgain83]

Definitely agree!

[@purelovexist]

That would be too much care Some ppl like me just forget they need me

[@nathalya5882]

And under or properly....

[@elenagorba9096]

My first thoughts watching the video!

[@indigobeauty1]

No! Number 1 killer of plants is hands down Too much Love...I began to back off & leave my plants a bit & they're doing much better.🍃🌿🌼

[@FromTheDeepSoil]

Sad but true

[@MissRikkiKat]

ME TOO 😫😫😫

[@owentilbedtime]

I bet our issues with relationships can be exposed to us by observing our relationships with our plants. I’m not high BTW, not yet anyway....😂

[@ericamoran741]

Yes!!! I noticed this too. We have to let them be and give them water just as much as it would if it was outdoors with rain or humidity. They are plants after all and we try to care for them like our babies lol I’m so guilty!

[@brianhardaway9716]

Sadly, for my plants I have been home recuperating since MARCH!! I love to water them. I noticed that if You pick the plant up out of the pot cover pot and it light it needs watering. If it’s heavy it doesn’t. There’s also a watering probe but that’s inexpensive but not as accurate, in my opinion. Also let the plant dry out, BUT when You see the leaves hanging, give it water. But then You can indulge in Your Water Fetish and really make it wet. But let the excess water run out. Also I have learned to go outside more often. Go to a Beer Garten, or do something outside to take my mind off of my Babies. But one thing Homeboy didn’t do and it’s very important when using Terracotta pots is to soak them in a pail of water until the air bubbles disappear. This enables the pot to hold in the moisture, closes the pores/air holes (see I know Some of y’all thought , “Pores? Clay doesn’t have pores. Skin does”) in the clay and ensures that the plant is being watered not the pot. Also when repotting always use a piece of broken pot or plastic to cover but not stuff the draining hole. This enables the excess water to drain and the roots won’t get root rot or the plant won’t be sitting in water. Too much Love is NEVER good. Something will always be hurt or die, be it Plant or Human. And just a tip for the Single Folks here. If You’re invited to a Dates place first look around and check out the cleanliness, but most importantly, if that Cat or Chic doesn’t have any plants, that’s a BAD sign, and if the plants are all dry out and sad looking, that’s how You’ll going to be looking. Because these are living Creatures that need to be cared for. And if that Person doesn’t have that ability? To each Their own but I have followed this guideline and although Single, I am Happily Single out of choice. Just a tip. Thanks for the video. Very informative as usual.

[@dsmcofficial2176]

My basil my sister bought was neglected and dying so I made it my mission to save it and once it grew and healed I put it into my garden “which I’m still new to” and can’t wait to see it grow with everything else I got going :) I’m 24 and live alone so still a little new for me in routine

[@nancywells5626]

I am a self employed gardener in Central FL, East Coast. I have propagated Dracaena by cuttings and planted them in my yard in the ground. I have a hedge of them and the tallest one is 8 feet. I have worked for other people that have them in their yards. I was amazed to see that they get a lot taller, like 12' to 15'. So don't plant them too close to the house.

[@naddee19]

So they like full sun?

[@enriquee.m.6706]

I have that plant at home and I can tell you some expanded clay on the bottom would be a right choice. This plant likes humidity but hates soggy earth, that's why some light soil and the expanded clay works perfect. Also to spray once a week some water on the leaves will help not getting the endings dry. And no direct sun, this is a tropical plants and are never to be found in open spaces, they like big trees protecting them from the direct sun, but good light is needed.

[@lloydbligh5601]

. Thanks for this info.

[@catarinafig28]

Hi, I can't believe. Two years ago I stole a plant from my grandma because it was dying. That plant was the turning point from not appreciating plants to now having almost 300. I recently discover your channel and started to see all videos from the beginning, and on this one I had a dejavu because this video was the first video that I saw and helped me with that first one! Thank you for your videos and accurate and cientific knowledge that you give to the subscribers. (Sorry for the English)

[@natalieg1779]

My fading plant also is a dracaena funnily enough, so I did everything you said to in this video. It took several weeks but its leaves are all bushy and happy now and it looks great! Thanks so much for this old video, it 100% helped me.

[@karinturkington2455]

Great video, as usual. I agree with the previous commenter that verbalizing everything you do is an important complement to watching. You're a very good teacher.

[@cherriosbee475]

My issue is over watering. *guilty*.

[@nafsi8519]

I got plants who doesn't like water but also like moist soil. So I started watering in once a week and gradually decrease the days to get the perfect moist but not wet soil.

[@niconicouana]

With a move, a harsh Canadian winter letting some cold air in, limited sun getting to the plant and a neglectful owner (yours truly), I placed the plant next to the garbage, to be taken out. This morning, after noticing a few green leaves, I figured I’d give KZbin a chance to help out. And there was your video. So, with my morning cup of coffee in hand and some empathy, I cut away the clearly dead, thick stems and moved the plant to a brighter room. Thanks for the tips. I’m no green thumb, but I will do my best.

[@epicgardening]

Love the way you wrote this Nicole! Good luck with the rehab!

[@sarahgiggles9444]

Could we get a plant update Nicole G? I'm curious if you were able to revive it :)

[@ugtitto2654]

My dracena was going good until I repotted it in the potting mix with perlite. It all went droopy in a couple of months. Local garden center told me that Dracena is lime hating plant and perlite will eventually kill it. I had to soak the plant's rootball in water for several hours before I managed to remove all traces of perlite from its root system. It's back to life again. So how come you recommend perlite for dracena care?

[@danielleaurora9828]

Omg I have this plant and it’s huge!! It’s been with me for years and I never knew what its called. Thanks for the video 💜

[@epicgardening]

You're welcome!

[@dgpowell]

I'm looking at this video 2 yrs after it was made. I tried to find the results that u mentioned you would post but I couldn't find it. Can u provide the link? Thanks🤗

[@PEACEBRINGER8959]

Re-potted mine was dry at the bottom and roots coning through bottom on the pot,iv now got a healthy plant. gave it a clean and better soil and better bigger pot.its come back to life and growing again, plant held in there for a long time before i sorted it out.

[@LindsayC33]

Literally just searched “how to bring a dead plant back to life” as i’m sitting here holding a little dead succulent lol so sad

[@epicgardening]

Here for you

[@shiiitaki]

Same, with my calathea Zebrina 😂😭

[@Theshizlenizle]

Same, my succulent has no more leaves 🥺

[@MG-zv3kv]

Lindsay Tucker I killed Air Plants. Idk how

[@charlottethomas608]

@@MG-zv3kv I have also killed an air plant 😭

[@luminitalaflash1431]

Hello, I followed your advice and my flowers are happy again. Thank you so much for the advice. Great information 👍

[@epicgardening]

Glad it helped!

[@fafiti]

Hey! How's dracaena doing now? I can't find any follow up video. I am about to repot mine as it looks very miserable and I am afraid it's dying off slowly so I am going to try to bring it back to life. Thanks for sharing this video, it was super helpful.

[@mahalie23]

same

[@feliciafrantzis6507]

Yes please. Follow up video.

[@janeshell1328]

Thank you so much for this video! I was in a store yesterday and they had a whole rack of dying and dead ivy plants. I picked one that I am hoping I can save. Going to use your method right now👍🏻👊🏻

[@jaywilliams5138]

Great video, thank you. When I transplant a plant, I always soak the pot before to keep the pot from wicking the water from the soil.

[@MrUpgradable]

I have the exact same plant at home which isn't doing well. We have a lot in common, actually - we're both not getting enough water. Thanks for sharing these tips.

[@liliaaaaaaaa]

I just did that to a few of my plants, it may be approaching winter time, but they really grew over the summer, and now they really needed some attention with some new big pots to let their roots spread out underground over the winter season.

[@brookemanda242]

You had me at "plant babies"...great info and I love your voice. Been learning a lot. I am new to the foliage family but loving all my plant babies.

[@epicgardening]

Wow thanks for the kind words Brooke! Glad it was helpful

[@cubistisimo]

In contrast, men watching this video experienced a slight cringe.

[@judydotson2537]

If you use a coffee filter or some newspaper in the bottom of the pot it keeps the soil from washing through the drain hole..also crumpled newspaper works to hold moisture in the soil longer..the ink will not harm the plant..I’ve been doing this for years..

[@robertdeanda1961]

Good information 😉 I have a droopy plant didn't think that the soil was bad., will give it the directions you gave . Thank you 🌿🪴

[@sierrajones4681]

Woulda been nice to have a link to the follow up. Would love to see how it revived after a few months.

[@aqua_finessa6030]

I read somewhere that placing small rocks at the bottom of the pot beforr filling with soil helps with aeration and ensuring the plant doesn't sit in stagnant water

[@msscamp100]

The thing I don't like about perlite is its tendency to 'float' to the surface, thus no longer aerating the soil. I have recently changed to adding one part pumice. Thus far, I have not had issues with it floating to surface of the soil. I also add 1 part of horticulture charcoal, 1 part of orchid bark, and a handful of worm castings to my potting mix. I have had no issues with my plants going into shock from repotting, dropping leaves, or even drooping/wilting following repotting.

[@sun_shine_slayer6527]

My plant is doing that right now and I've been trying to save it for months thanks for the video!!

[@AussieBit451]

“I just inhaled some worm poop I’m pretty....sure” 😂

[@epicgardening]

Lolol

[@kennethwillis5274]

How did it taste and are you encouraged to inhale more.

[@ktaragorn]

Not vermiculite? Can see a huge cloud rising..

[@K-Zone]

My grandma has that plant. When she cuts off a branch another one grows. That thing never dies. It usually goes 1-2 weeks between watering and it never dies, lol. Probably hasn't been repotted in a few years.

[@deatheth5039]

I didn't realize such a tiny plant could need a bigger pot 😔. My dracena (just found out it is one) is taller and I haven't repotted it yet and the leaves are dropping. I'm definitely going to do what you recommended! I can't wait to see this plant thrive because then I can propagate it 😂. New plants for free yeehaw 🤠 always the goal

[@nancywells5626]

If your leaves are dropping off and the tip of the plant seems dead, you can cut it back to a height you want it to start over in the live part of the stem. Any good remainder of the cutting can be cut at an angle and reinserted back into the soil.

[@mykarakapi1908]

I had a plant like that grows up to 8 ft. I moved the plant outside because we had our house fumigated, when I came back 3 days later the plant lost most of the leaves and I’m not sure if it will survive but the branches is still standing, but maybe repotting is a good idea . The chemicals certainly caused it because I did not moved it far enough in the house, I had that plant for 25 years . And it survived even after 6 weeks vacation. It always was a good background in every photo .

[@zorrokitty796]

I just re-repotted a failure-to-thrive ponytail palm. I think my first effort to repot was done with poor technique (packing soil too tight, choosing wrong kind of soil, not breaking up the roots to prevent root memory). Thanks for the helpful videos! I’ve learned a lot from watching your channel. How is the dracaena doing?

[@anatsurtsumia5828]

I guess now i have the exactly same problem with my ponytail palm. The truck is kind of mushy and has many rotten leaves. So... Did the re-potting help? and please can you tell me how long did it take to recover and which soil mix have you used?

[@zorrokitty796]

Trunk is mushy?? Remove the plant from the soil and trim any mushy, black (dead) roots ASAP. Ponytail does not like wet feet. Water every 2 weeks on average, probably less in the winter. Ponytail likes a well draining soil. I use a cactus mix. But even some cactus mixes could stand to have a bit of extra perlite. Make sure you have good drainage holes. Use a terra cotta pot if you tend to overwater. One thing I am unsure is of whether or not to apply rooting hormone to the roots that you trim. Then put plant back in dry soil and hold off on watering for about a week. Then water thoroughly. Best of luck! So sad to see a plant struggle...Oh and my ponytail is doing better on one side. The roots on the thriving side are already coming out of the bottom of the pot after replanting only 6 weeks later. I am hoping the other side will catch up. I rotate the plant so I do not think it has to do with light.

[@canitacampbell-simpson3336]

Thank you. Had not realised the plant needed basic caring, e.g. change pot and soil with trimming off dead leaves. Lesson learnt. Great basic learning share to put into practice. ☕👌

[@aianinfusion]

This is amazing! I subscribed, can totally watch all day. Just started growing plants at home 🌱

[@youngtoe9368]

I'm so glad this video popped up in my recomendations, very informative and helpful, thank you! btw what a looker, lord have mercy slap me

[@epicgardening]

Glad it helped you out!

[@beyondthebop]

"Leave it in perfect conditions and pray!" Okay, sounds like a plan.

[@funnylaugh.1069]

I love how you refer to your plants as your babies😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️because I do too😂

[@airpoint9715]

Where’s the “after” part tho

[@SN-kk2bl]

Seriously I wanna know how long it takes to get back to 'normal'

[@quiltedquickerpicker]

maybe it died xD

[@erinmorgan4104]

I agree! I just started watching this channel a few days ago and this is already the third video where I was really disappointed in not seeing how the plant was doing after the "project" of the video was completed. I wish there was a link in the video description to a follow up video of the plant weeks later if it can't be added to the video itself.

[@futuroluxo]

@@quiltedquickerpicker he poured too much water 😂😂😂 Dracaena doesn't like water that much...that's why 2nd part didn't come 😉

[@quiltedquickerpicker]

@@futuroluxo oh xD hahaha xD

[@ericat6097]

I have a very tall plant that was gifted to me and I think I gave it too much water. It's too heavy for me to re-pot and I don't know what to do to revive it. I'm slowly learning, glad I found your channel.

[@devilishshinigami2056]

Overwatering is nr. 1 plantkiller. Neglecting is second. BTW: If you use these kind of pots you always have to water them more because these pots absorb water and because of this the soil dries faster than in a ceramic or plastic pot. The pot he used before was already a bit too big. You can see that with the roots. If the roots are so close to the potwalls and come out of the bottom hole, they definitely need a bigger one. If plants have a too big pot they grow a buuunch of roots but ontop won't happen a lot because of that. And make sure to use a drainage material- as example stones. Place approximately 1-3cm high stones on the bottom of the pot so the excess water can drain from it more easily there. Because if the water can't drain the roots begin to rot and the plant eventually dies. So always check the soil. :)

[@ltlbnsgarden]

Oh yes that plant needed your TLC. It looks good now and I think you are right, it will make a comeback. 😊

[@epicgardening]

I apologized to it for mistreating it :(

[@ltlbnsgarden]

Epic Gardening lol 😂

[@ollvebranch]

I did this for a couple of house plants. They still died. I have fingers-of-death where houseplants are concerned! However worm-castings is something I haven’t tried. Third time’s a charm..🤞

[@FknNefFy]

Haha you seriously have done a video on EVERY PLANT. Thanks again!

[@michellec.4994]

My cat was eating at my dracena.. so I just cut it back.. added more soil/ fertilizer, put it outside to get fresh air! Its doing great!!

[@jbigfeather]

We killed one of those after a few years, just not enough light & we’d forget to water, maybe after we have new drapes made & installed we’ll try again! I always thought the yellow leaves also went so learned something.

[@Robert_A_Keyboards4948]

Nice Video! Underwatering is one of the easiest problems to remedy though! The haircut and repotting (a lot of visible life seen) are excellent choices to fix this plant. Overwatering on the other hand is often a slow certain doom for draceaenas though!

[@HadeerSinawe]

Side note: I reuse talenti containers myself!

[@Lotus0305]

Me too 😁😁😁

[@jeweltyler5827]

When I repot a dry root system I water the roots first then I water soil. That works for me.

[@franciscosotelo5585]

Jewel Tyler do you directly submerge the roots?

[@plantgurugangsta7299]

Was there a follow up video like u said??😁

[@amyjones2490]

Ive got a variegated dracena that got swamped by annuals in her summer vacation outdoors. Hope she thrives now that ive got her repotted.

[@eilylopez1659]

Hey! I know that guy! Looking for some guidance on a sad inherited dracaena that was left at the office during COVID times and stumbled across this video and now I’m starstruck. BRB sad plant, gotta go look up Kevin in our first grade yearbook. Haha!

[@sonet66]

my plants say hi and thank you for the save and love from the UK.

[@epicgardening]

[@PompomYourkey]

always get a pot with a hole at the bottom so water can drain also just dont over water.

[@dustylent756]

Aww I just bought one of these! Doing well so far wishing for the best!

[@JustMaritza]

Just saw your update on your community page. It looks great. I did the same a few years back with the same plant. Just needed a little TLC to bring it back to life.

[@epicgardening]

Glad to hear it works for you as well!

[@sexyladyakb]

Number one killer of houseplants neglect lol turns out my plants thrive on neglect when I water them once a week they die so now I do it like every two or three lol killed my money tree like that and orchids 😭

[@somethingdifferent8613]

You can buy a Moister-Meter and check how wet the Soil really is.

[@ariveroflight]

Use punctuations, sheesh

[@iamfrancinegonzales]

So glad to flip on your channel ❤️ I’m a new plant parent too.. this is very helpful! You have explained everything well and easy. Plus you are so handsome too ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@junbug9435]

Thanks, Kev, for the great tips!

[@erinrees532]

So glad I’m not the only one who calls them plant babies.

[@justmindinmybusiness5139]

Pretty sure mine is on it's way to take the big plant nap. The top looks rotten and the stem is a pale color. I tried to keep it alive I was thinking about cutting off the top to see if new leaves would grow since the roots seem fine.. 😩 I feel so bad because it was a housewarming gift.

[@chels10902]

It's funny that this popped up for me, this exact plant was gifted to me and it's gonna need some help!

[@kathykapsner3897]

I’d consider soaking it before repotting, and soaking the pot since it is clay?

[@elizabethcassin338]

I am blessed to have found your website. Thank you

[@emilytaege]

“I am pretty sure I just inhaled worm poop” is a sentence I thought I’d hear today.

[@Black_Rose5102]

The thing makes you cough was the perlite trust me LOL

[@sim._.dhillon]

omg this is just what i needed ! thank you!!

[@liz16texas]

You are awesome! Thank you so much. I am just starting to get into gardening and this video was very helpful as my plants were dying. I just subscribed. 🙂

[@kicknadeadcat]

Blue gold brings back neglected plants. Best product on the market for plants and vegetables.

[@Mrs.WhiteLady]

Thank you!! I'll use these steps 5 of my darlings look just like that after leaving them behind during a long distance move.

[@subhamskitchen]

Really very helpful video. Thank you so much

[@lelawxs27]

A plant loving knowledgable cute man?? Woah...

[@rhonnesanelms8969]

Hello Eves Garden (love your name).I couldn't help wondering if anyone,besides myself, noticed the host's good looks. Your response is deeply appreciated. It lets me know that I'm not alone. THANK YOU 🏵️🌻🥳

[@meruliouslacrimens5154]

I have always found that house plants do much better with RAINWATER rather than tap water with all its additives, they hate fluoride as it affects photosynthesis.

[@andrewpaige1194]

U keep talking about that dracenea being in such bad shape, but it’s not at ALL! I wouldn’t even be REMOTELY worried, just a little guilty feeling that I let it get like that, and can honestly say there’s no WAY that couldn’t be turned around, very easily and very quickly! At that moment that plant is still in relatively GOOD shape. Unless there’s something invisible like u mentioned, as in lack of nutrients, which is rarely gonna be the reason someone’s plant looks like that. all u need to do is water it(I haven’t watched the video yet, I stopped at 1:22)! U can even leave the bad leaves on, and it’ll make a complete perfect comeback, VERY quickly! It’ll just look way better if u remove the bad leaves, but all u NEED to do to make that plant fully healthy is water it well(and continue watering it). Im VERY saddened by the thought that someone like you would even CONSIDER giving up on a plant anywhere NEAR as good as that one still is! Only give up on a plant when the roots have desiccated, or rotted away, and ur sure it’s actually dead!

[@chezzapie]

My garden gets so much attention and yet my poor house plants are neglected ..until I literally hear them gasping and then I guiltily overwater. How they make it through I’ll never know. I have chopped mine back numerous times and it always comes back happy and healthy.

[@hannahsauer7734]

Didn't expect to find a plant care video so funny.

[@MichelleRichee]

Hmmm. Thank you. Where is follow up video?

[@dropboxmoabit384]

Hey great stuff. Where is the follow-up?

[@dizzylizzy7582]

How is your Dracaena Kevin? I want to know if it's thriving and happy now!

[@billyboland2391]

You need to put about 2/3 inches of small stones in the bottom of every pot for drainage, this way the roots will never get waterlogged.

[@maxinepanchuk]

"I just inhaled some worm poop" I been there haha

[@hellothere663]

I'm looking for a followup to this video. Can you post a link to how this plant did?

[@cynthiabrown842]

This was very helpful.

[@MrPulmonaryEmbolism]

I never forget to water my babies

[@astralsurfer1193]

Thanks for the video!

[@sarasrandomz]

So, is there a follow up video?

[@apocalypticbougie]

Reusing that ice cream container thoooo... 😍😍😍 ily lol

[@RachelHannah363]

Why was this so soothing to watch 😂

[@MoPoppins]

Rachel Hannah - It’s that smooth baritone voice, along with the chill SoCal vibe. Also, he was/is a skater boy. 😎🛹 🤙

[@younglandlord4843]

Great video, man!

[@robertfulgham6916]

Cut into the roots before planting. Break up that original potting. There’s an acidic juice that’s released that helps the roots grow; it’s not just the fertilizer. Dad proved many experts wrong and won respect from many root expects through his work. If you’ll do this, you can save many plants that Lowe’s places on Clearance.

[@ginaedwards3229]

Simple and thorough step by step.😊 Thank you

[@nicandrews1370]

My plant is dying 😭 and it had a mealybug infestation. I changed the soil, cleaned the plant's leaves with dish soap and peppermint oil, and the leaves all just dropped and started to fall off. I am devastated. I really want to save mynplant because there is new growth. I just dont know what to do because cleaning the plants leaves and caring for the leaves makes it worse! You can see all the little bite marks on the dead leaves where the bugs were.

[@Nishiskitchenrecipe]

Thanks for making awesome video

[@feliciafrantzis6507]

That was great. Now to find the follow up video. Lol

[@sandeshp8403]

I think I am gonna replant my parlor palm! the leaves are drooping and some of them are getting brown :(. I might have overwatered it out of too much love LOL. Thanks for the vid :).

[@epicgardening]

Nice, good luck!

[@sandeshp8403]

Update: RIP my parlor palm.

[@snowball1988]

Was there ever an update video for this plant?