HOW GOREOUS IS THIS PLANT!? Also I need your help!

[@lacieplants]

For the begonia they’re both cane type so staking would be perfect for them 💚

[@beccasaurus90]

The red begonia is looking like a demogorgon 😂 looks awesome!

[@ohrats731]

That overgrown begonia in a cup is hilarious 😂 Gorgeous! Stop trying to get me into another new genus though 🤣

[@tinabeall22]

17:15 Whoa, whoa, whoa 🙇‍♀️ that Begonia has no business being that big and beautiful ohymygoodness the color, the growth pattern, *everything* is breathtaking on her sheeesh!

[@jodybogar8605]

Just a head’s up, you spelled gorgeous wrong in the title. I’m not sure if you can edit it because I have never made a KZbin video. 😂 Great video btw, as always. ☺️

[@tina7151]

That begonia looks like blood. Blood = gore = goreous 😂

[@jodybogar8605]

⁠@@tina7151It does make sense in that context! ☺️

[@ressqingu6348]

My lil Blue oil fern has a snake tongue frond as well. Please consider making a repotting video when you get around to it. There is not much information on the care and propagation of these insanely slow-growing plants!

[@wildcatdiva4974]

I’ve had mine a couple years and it’s real slow growing.

[@heatherrobinson3578]

That begonia would go crazy on a vertical trellis @wildfern has some awesome videos about her begonias

[@suepowell5008]

Whoops, me again. I should wait until the end before commenting. I do have a bunch of begonias, but don't consider myself an expert. So here's the deal. It's a cane begonia. You can let them grow indefinitely, but eventually they begin to fall apart. You can cut them back hard, they root readily. After a few years they start to get lousy looking, so I just start a new one from cuttings. I would probably leave that begonia alone for now if you love the look. I'm afraid repotting will damage that big stem. The other alternative is to cut off that stem and repot the plant plus the cutting . I grow my begonias in soil and let them dry out slightly between waterings. I have kept cuttings in water for a really long time, but that has it's limits. I believe the small roots you have are a result of being continuously wet. As I'm sure you knw, if you put it in soil, you have to keep it quite wet at first and taper off the water.

[@torquess454]

I’d stake / trellis those begonia, you may get even bigger leaves! That red one is incredible ❤

[@AllInMyPlants]

For the blue oil fern, where it splits at the end or forks, it's called bifurcation; the ends can become bifurcated 😊

[@lindaedwards4632]

The begonia definitely needs a support stick or trellis. A real pot with room for root growth would be nice too 😀🇨🇦

[@smajliiicka]

Well done with the begonia ❤

[@TammyCooper321]

Can't remember the name of that begonia, but when I worked in a greenhouse where we grew them, ours got huge. The one you have is very small by comparison. It will get huge if you just keep doing what you're doing. Potting it up in a slightly bigger pot, like everything, fast draining medium they can easily be over watered, they like bright bright light, not too much direct sun. Propping it up on a stake is a good idea if you want to let it keep growing up. Or prune it back and stick the cuttings in the pot to root or a separate pot. Or water, they root easily enough. If you prune it back it will bush out more...

[@pedrocarvalho6391]

I reckon that veitchii of yours is actually a veitchii type. I have one from ecuagenera and my leaves come in a dark maroon colour and it stays pretty dark after fully expanding and fades over the course of two months, at which point the next new leaf is already unfurling 😊

[@KuyaCraig]

Without sounding too technical, the cane like begonias should be top cuttings. Just cut at the stem in between the leaves. Put those cuttings directly into a well draining soil and keep moist. They will root in a week or two. Also, if you like those pink begonias, you will more than likely enjoy the Breverimosa Exotica (Red Form), Pink Minx (not sure the scientific name) or the Maurice Amy.

[@JuanellHopper]

Most begonias I've had became long hanging plants when they grow to their full size. Thats what I love about them

[@KIPUKA77]

Thank you Kaylee Ellen, I so look forward to these!

[@margaretcalifano1617]

I would stake the begonia because the weight might snap the stem. Mine love Pon

[@Sfcitygirl415]

Defiant stake it, it will take off even more if you do. Begonias have small delicate roots which might be why it doesn’t look like it has a lot of roots. You’ll grow to love begonias!

[@Ladybird707]

Trellis that beautiful begonia. ❤ I did that with my Maculata..It looks amazing that way.

[@Wendy-zl8kv]

I have no idea!! But she’s beautiful!! I remember her The red begonia! She’s amazing

[@roberthemedes1064]

The reddish begonia is ridiculously gorgeous in color and size. I have to chuckle because in the past Kaylee was not a fan of begonias but a few have finally won her over. When it gets so big and tall, use sticks to support their stems to remain upright.

[@LeafyConversations]

I have Twigs purchased at Amazon and use them in my big Begonia Maculata. I have 5 inside of a 7 inch pot to support their stems, which makes it nice and bushy! You can see my Begonia and what I am talking about in my Short I just posted today 07-26.

[@RealMommyLife]

Angel Wing begonia grow up. So just stake it up. Also, i'm very much in my begonia erra. I used to hate them, but now that I discovered all the weird ones, i'm in love. You should look up begonia ferox, and begonia amphioxus. They are both creepy poisonous looking and I LOVE THEM so much!

[@mollyrosas4867]

The reddish begonia looks like my Maurice Amey! They do like to be staked upright

[@lishgray1099]

The bigger cane begonias I’ve seen the petioles grow thicker on their own to support the plant and really you just have to keep getting a bigger pot or cutting it back. If you put it in a bigger pot and feed her she’ll grow stronger 💪🏻

[@IAMALEXANDRA8]

Hope life is treating you well!! Been following you for years and always love watching your videos! I love those begonias!! And ive been looking for one of those blue oil ferns!! Damn gorgeous!

[@LeafyConversations]

WOW I love that begonia of yours!

[@kalesee]

lookin gorgeous as always kaylee!!!

[@TruthInBeauty]

Wearing my Dark Bois t-shirt today. Love!

[@Christian.Laurent]

Hey Kaylee. Begonia are basically fuzzy flowering aroids as far as care. Cain begonias (as that one appears) tend to be more fussy than rhyzometous.

[@carolstuff]

Beautiful plants!

[@begoniatownUSA]

Cane begonia tend to have pretty small root systems relative to their foliage mass. Personally, I'd give the red one another 2-3 inches of media, and leave the variegated one in that pot. Amphioxus is actually a really easy species, and forms a nice little shrub over time.

[@Dennis-Belev]

The Bloody begonia is gorgeous

[@jwglass]

Can you stake it on a bamboo ladder trellis? Or if you dont want to see the supports try getting a clear acrylic stake? It's a beauty

[@KarenReese-zr6rh]

In my experience, my cats have chewed Dracena, Pothos, and they chewed my Spathiphyllum. Those I don’t remember any real reactions. I would again, don’t take my word for it, and triple check on the peace lily. I can’t tell you that Aglaonema gave my Himalayan constant drooling for roughly 48 hrs. That freaked me out! So I have been reluctant to set out any of my larger aroids. Not to mention that like you, my little fur babies would be munching on the beautiful leaves and destroying them. Grrr lol

[@chrissodaro5744]

Please share your care tips for blue oil fern, mine gave up a ton of babies at the first and stalled for the last YEAR. Soil. Light. Whatcha doing for that beauty.

[@valkatzenberg]

I love this video! What's the name of the second, more purple/reddish begonia? I haven't been interested in that genus until I saw this one! ❤

[@gablovesplantssydney]

My “spaccy” is very like yours. I think it is based on the thinner varieties rather than the “Sensation”, which has a wider leaf structure. Mine is also losing its variegation over winter here in Australia. I’m sure it will come back with 5e warmer weather and more light. I have backed right off in the feeding this winter as it has been unusually cold here and I have lost a few plants by overfeeding. My beautiful large Boston fern lost all its fronds over three days and when I investigated the soil was sour and dank. Really sad. I am trying to rescue it but don’t hold out much hope.

[@suepowell5008]

That pink begonia resembles Begonia Beningo Pink. Check the spelling. There are cane begonias that can get up to 6 feet tall if you let them. I think they look a lot better if they are kept short and bushy.

[@clairepook2703]

I think the begonia would like a trellis but I am not an expert

[@katiewilliams9273]

That big red begonia would look awesome crawling up a wall

[@torquess454]

I coulda sworn I had 2 different velvet leaf philodendrons, now that I know they can look different I now know they’re both Gloriosums!! That’s what they were labeled as, but I don’t always trust the tags. Haven’t done much research cause I haven’t been into velvet leaved plants much, they all looked the same to me. Yup, I’ve been living under a rock, 😂

[@tengrachel9548]

What is the name of the red begonia? Stunning!

[@Begs_Sun]

I really love the first variegated plant! Which is its name? 😊 hamina rubesin variegated?

[@Begs_Sun]

Waiting it in Europe!🤪🌱

[@charlyebearden2737]

You can chop begonias and root them in water.

[@katiewilliams9273]

OMG that peace lily is so strong looking it actually looks fake

[@Jayl__]

Nuture system not in Canada if anyone’s looking

[@ElmerBaez-f5m]

I do it when my prostrate is swollen...... I do it and it's great then, my prostrate is back to normal. And I don't have to do anything for months!!! Thank you....Moderation and awareness is the key.

[@joklazen]

Jonny, the bearded plantaholic, has a huge cane begonia :D maybe he also has some care tips

[@Tinwelende]

I have a 1 meter tall Homalena rubescens at home and I LOVE it. It’s my top 3 favorite plant of the ones I own. But how do you cut it? I’m thinking about putting it in pon, but it looks like you’ve got it in leca. Would you recommend leca over pon for the Homalomena? I’m super scared I’ll kill it when I start fiddling with it, cause I love it so much!

[@rose_virtualassistant]

I just cut the nodes from the bottom/end part of the roots... Just so you know, it'll come out either reverted or variegated. My motherplant is reverted nd didn't variegate...BUT it gave me 2 variegated babies

[@vicky3792]

Stake or chop and prop the begonia.

[@sheenajones9007]

Spaths are fine, theyre as bad as a monstera. It's true lillies like Tiger, asiatic day that are the ones that will kill your cat. I have a varigated peace lily and my cats have chewed it and they're fine

[@jacobdadow8720]

Staghorn/Platycerium RPI? Those are super trendy now.

[@PlantsPetsHockey]

My Blue Oil is such a slow grower. Is that the same for everyone?

[@ElmerBaez-f5m]

New plants and new high prices. I am done with this circus...I'm going to cull out my collection and take care of the plants that love my environment. It can be be overwhelming. Thank you!!

[@Zoemexia]

Name of that begonia pls im obsessed

[@carlys3007]

That gloriosum gives p. Luxurians vibes and 😮‍💨🤤

[@mi4les]

How's the wall doing? :D (Not sure whether I've missed an update)

[@richardlawton1023]

Put that big begonia on a 18" moss pole as an experiment? Just a thought.

[@greenmax89]

KAYLEE IN IM CHICAGO HOW CAN I ORDER 1,2, AND 3 OF YOUR LIQUID PLANT FERTILIZER

[@AvalonCN]

I cannot get my blue oil fern to do anything but rot and die. Mine has lost all its leaves, regrew a leaf, that leaf rotted, and now has another new leaf that hasn’t managed to rot yet. Plant is a true demon. Each time I’m ready to throw it away, it rebounds…. Hoping it’s on the up and up this time but it will meet its fate in the bin if it tries me again.

[@jamieb7342]

They need to thrive in moist soil at all times. I have 2 leafing a lot.

[@turogers13]

Your products need to be available for Canada 🇨🇦

[@_VICK_]

What size shirt is Kaylee wearing ?

[@GreenWitch1]

Put some hot sauce on the bottom leaves & they’ll stop chewing on your plants.

[@amberbeers2404]

Off topic but do you own snakes?

[@autumnevehodge161]

Stake it. It will get huge.

[@DawnLeca]

You show lots of plants that I like but I can't buy them from you so have to look elsewhere. I don't understand why your shop only ever has a dozen or so for sale when you must have 100s or 1000s.

[@jordanschoffstall]

I feel like your grasp on reality is tenuous at best...

[@yuntinglin6703]

Boring video with boring plants. Not sure if this format will survive if you don't change anything.

[@jordanschoffstall]

Hahahahahaha..... Hahahahahahaha.... Wait, was that not a joke?

[@AdahliaBiPunk]

Uhm?? Are you kidding me with that Spathiphyllum 'Ghost'?? That plant is notoriously slow growing, at least from what I've heard from friends who own it, but yours' is stunning! You should be proud honestly, its growing beautifully! 🌿🪴

[@Wendy-zl8kv]

I have no idea!! But she’s beautiful!! I remember her The red begonia! She’s amazing