Hydnophytum moseleyanum Houseplant Care - 194 of 365

[@jasminjn.pierre564]

Finally some more info on this plant. I bought one at the beginning of this year and could hardly find much info about it

[@PieterSchreurs]

Ordered one two days ago! This video couldn’t come at a better moment!

[@Greg_J]

Neatly mounted. Moisture loving plant with cool caudex.

[@hollyhasegawa6095]

Another cool plant, thanks Summer for sharing this one. See you tomorrow.

[@edwardlittlefield447]

Ant plants are so very cool! Yours is a very pretty speciman!!!

[@maxmal9375]

I watched your video days ago and I came across one today !!!! I had to buy it 🙌🏻🌱 I hope i can give it a good life. Thanks for the great info !

[@pollinemoineau9016]

so beautiful ... I love these plants, I have a Myrmecodia Beccarii, it was very difficult to find infos to care ... thanks !

[@ashleylatheef]

Ant's plant, for me it is a new information . Thank you very much. .....

[@glendacox6540]

Hate ants, but adore this plant!

[@jcsmith7898]

How old was Kippee when she passed? I used to have a Chicken called Jackson that I adored. Loved his curiosity.

[@valiumsurbanjungle2041]

Thank you for the information, I just got an Hydnophytum papuanum and I'm researching their needs. The specific epithet is actually in honour of Henry Nottidge Moseley (1844-1891), a British naturalist. The genus name comes from the ancient Greek word ύδνον (eethnon) for "edible mushrooms", used by Dioscorides and Theophrastus (not used in modern Greek though) and the word φυτό(ν) (feetón/phytón) which means plant. This plant definitely doesn't look like a mushroom though, I think Linnaeus and the gang sometimes opened up an ancient dictionary and just picked whatever sounded fun or weird, hihihi!! 😂 Have a great weekend!! ☺️

[@arditberisha8047]

its so cute!!!!

[@angiemitchell2838]

Do you have video about Monolena primuliflora? I got one and trying to figure out how to propegate it

[@jananni123456789]

Nice plant! How large can it grow? Xo

[@RadioImmunoAssay2]

Idk if mine is diseased or not but its leaves look like they are becoming woody & then fall off😰 I've had it for over a year & its bloomed for me so I don't know why it's suddenly miserable.

[@crazyjack24934]

I have a question! I have one of these in a pot, I've had it for about 3 weeks. The leaves looked sad so I watered it yesterday, and now the bulb at the bottom is wrinkly and soft. Some of the leaves are falling off and all of them are totally limp. It's standing at about 17C right now, so probably too cold? Will more heat be enough?

[@cattfishing]

Does anyone reply to comments/questions on this channel?

[@HalloTschuess]

They also need high humidity

[@kourtneys.plant.korner765]

Is this plant related to the Phyllanthus. mirabillis and the Stephina Erecta?

[@chrystalsabin4091]

I like, where on earth do you get these plants?

[@PieterSchreurs]

Chrystal Sabin i just ordered mine from ara plants, she has an extended interview on this channel and they sell a lot of different ant plant from 10-40€ and ship world wide (depending on the specimen) great passionate people there :)

[@Rosebud-27]

You should read before you make these. It’s named for Moseley Island, which is an island in New Guinea, it’s not based on mausoleums. 🤣

[@crystalrenee420]

Cute be afraid it may attract ants I didn't know I had

[@Michellandau]

Do you know if anyone has ever tried growing the plant in a terrarium with ants? Would a plant like this ever attract ants? If it did have a relationship with ants, what would the ants be doing for it?

[@JohnJames.]

The ants live inside and feed it with their poop

[@JohnJames.]

Brads green house on KZbin has some in his green house with an ant colony

[@Michellandau]

@@JohnJames. Thanks! Do you know if they also defend it from pests or do they just feed it?

[@JohnJames.]

@@Michellandau , depends on the pest, in my yard ants farm aphids and scale, so annoying. I would think that they would want to keep the host plant happy so , maybe they would keep pest away, ants also have a sort of relation with peonies. In my garden the ants sip the sap of the growing flower buds, so I don't see them farming because of the easy food source, and they encourage blooming,

[@kimnarakingkim6138]

I hope she mean 65 degrees of fahrenheit otherwise im gonna have a hard time coexisting with this one XD

[@birthebjorch8048]

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