🌿 lots of plant chores | anthurium bakeri berries, potting, propagating, new supplies!

[@Anah-B]

To be honest, I don’t need care videos. I know there will always be beginners in the hobby, but I’m at the point where I just enjoy learning as I go. Watching you experience your plants day by day is how I learn!

[@_justsilvie]

Well said!

[@carolinebaines8735]

Agreed.

[@mariacorona5327]

Yes!! I’ve learned so much from her as well

[@ILovePlants33]

I also generally don't need them(units I get a new plant in but familiar with or a pest) but I still watch yours because I find your content super relaxing

[@brittanyosteen5673]

Personally, I love realistic care videos. Like, when things go wrong. When plants don't look perfect. It helps me stay satisfied with my collection so I don't get caught up in this instagram perfection of it all. Or even when planty people lose interest in their collection for a period of time. I think it helps make it more relatable. Thanks for the long video! Made my sick day better :)

[@janea...sass1012]

Yes! The good, the bad and the ugly is necessary! It's so discouraging sometimes always seeing the "perfection". Real is where it's at!!

[@elizabethurena2303]

Omg you are so right.

[@breezykneezy7290]

Maybe do one where we look at your past care tips and see if they’ve changed or what you would do differently now vs then.

[@dora9368]

Good idea💡👍

[@alexislove]

I was thinking this would be so interesting as well! Lessons learned

[@pia6830]

I hardly ever watch plant care videos for specific plants. I much prefer watching how different people care for their plants in plant chore videos and learning that way!

[@diannklotzbier7447]

Fern, you certainly know more than a beginner plant person! You’re kinda like a bookclub for plants. Plant people always want to “talk with” other plant people to either get ideas or confirm what they are doing is ok. I feel you’re doing great.

[@wildfern]

So true! That’s kind of the way I see it too, a community for plant lovers to come and hang out :) thank you for your kind words 💚

[@cassandra-jacklyngorton3050]

This! 100% ❤

[@sydneycollins8841]

1.5 hrs of fern?! Yes please!🙌🏼 Also, you’re at 127k subscribers?! Holy cow! Look at you go!! So proud!! 🙌🏼 ✨💚✨

[@wildfern]

You’re so sweet thank you Sydney! 🥹🥰🌿💚

[@brennabelland4678]

I love the long videos where you walk us through what you're doing and thinking! The thing about plant care videos is that plant care really differs based on where you are and what your conditions are. I really enjoy your style and feel that you do a great job of showing what plant care looks like and how you take care of your plants, rather than just talking about generic plant care. And really, you generally walk us through why you do what you do and that's how I personally learn best :). I guess I'm just saying, do what feels best for you, it's your passion for plants and what you do that keeps me coming back 💚

[@theplantwitch6052]

All of this. I do learn alot from watching her journey. And most of us have been here for years and do know the basics. I love what she said about us growing with her. Because I feel like I have for sure.

[@dora9368]

I love her style of plant care videos🌿🌷🌿🌷🌿🌷🌿🌷🌿🌷🌿🌷🌿🌷🌿🌷

[@kateliddlebroberg239]

I would love to see themed care videos where you chose say 5 philodendron or 5 Hoya from your collection and discuss how the care between “similar” plants varies. I think it’s really helpful for both beginners and people who have been in the hobby for a while to watch a video and say “ok I know I want to get a large leafed philo, let me watch this video and see which one might be best for the conditions in my home and my care routine.” Seeing what plants other people find easy or have struggled with is really helpful. You already do this in some of your videos, but it would be fun to dig a little deeper into the details of a small number of plants at a time. Your plant imposter syndrome is very relatable, but you have years of valuable experience to share! However feels the most fun and authentic to you will work for us 😊

[@zoeborwick9550]

I like when you do videos where you're trying stuff out for the first time and take us along with you as you learn. Care videos are difficult because it really depends on where you are and what you're environment is like so any you offer can only based on you're own experience and growing conditions. Its nice to have a mix of chores, plant hauls and fave plants for the month. I also like when you're real with us and let us see when things aren't going so well as well as when they're going great ❤

[@julianablancomatamoros9458]

Something that might be interesting for us to watch can be your reflection on what you wish you knew when you were a beginner plant parent, and what you used to do that you don’t anymore (either because it doesn’t fit your routine anymore, or it doesn’t work anymore, or because you have learned something new). I L O V E your long-term projects videos. Another way I learn a lot from you is when you randomly share facts about plants or plant care (as you did by explaining why you cut the roots from the pole). Those facts really stick with me and help me out.

[@hollygolytlee]

Fern!! I think you were commenting about *my comment* to you about missing the more informative videos. 1st - in no way was it a critique (as you said)! I LOVE your channel. and I love the "showing your collection" videos. For me, a suggestion and something I would REALLY appreciate is to include (briefly) the background info, how-to's, experience, etc while talking through your various collection and chore videos - so if we're looking for more information on a specific plant, it might be easier to find it within your new videos, whatever format it happens to be. I hope this makes sense. I'm a digital editor, so time stamps with plant titles are something I would suggest - especially if you talk about that plant's needs (in your experience). It must be a lot of work and very time-consuming but making libraries of your old videos that list the plant names would help and be a reason to go back and watch, (again and again) and. drive traffic back to older videos I also don't think there's any expectation that you're the most experienced expert on the internet, but one can tell you're clearly extraordinarily successful with aroids, so it's natural to be drawn to your channel and to want to learn about how you did it. Anyway - keep it up!

[@nicolejohn5407]

Love the idea of a "boring" plant chores video! Plant chores are my favorite kinda content ❤

[@Mayla.and.plants]

Mine toooo 😊

[@saraialegria]

Oh my! You've graced us with another long video, you go lady!

[@wildfern]

🥰🥰🌿

[@lilmissbeats]

Woohoo! Perfect timing, I just sat down to chill, thank you!

[@wildfern]

ahhh you're welcome!! thanks for watching 🤗🌿

[@EarthenCreep]

I enjoy these long form, plant chore videos. It’s a realistic look into the hobby. Most care info can be found with a good google search… you could always do like a info page at some point during your videos listing how often you water this plant, soil/substrate type, fertilizer used, etc.. but honestly i enjoy these types of videos. I get my plant chores done while you do 😂

[@CultivatingAbby]

I have to disagree with the comment about you not doing educational type videos anymore! I always come away from watching your videos having learned something new. You teach as you go, in a casual way, and I really like that! I actually tend to avoid videos that are strictly instructional😂 because I like the laid back/lifestyle feel while also gaining new knowledge of different plants things. ❤🤷🏼‍♀️

[@dora9368]

I second this comment 😁 I appreciate how you teach us in your videos... don't change please 🙏😊❤

[@ipadguest4330]

Hi Fern! So I have to say, I was never really into plant chore videos and preferred videos where I could learn more about my specific plants. If I was spending time on YT, I wanted to learn about issues I might be having etc. and it was harder to find specific type videos. I’ve watched a lot of yours, and others while repotting plants, or can’t sleep… and realized I learn a Ton from all your different videos, the knowledge is just all through out!! It is helpful just seeing your plant journey and how you’ve problem solved, or how yours have grown..and the plants I may have questions on, I usually get answers just in the mix of your videos. Keep doing what you love, yours are some of my absolute favorites to watch🪴😘 Thank you

[@wildfern]

Hey! Thank you so much for this 😊 I’m so glad you find gems of info throughout. I appreciate you watching :)

[@Lillianv7]

I’ll watch anything you post honestly. Weather it’s a targeted video or just a casual video. I think most of us feel the same way

[@lunabibiane]

i feel the same way about my plant knowledge. the more i know the less confident i feel and the more im just trying different stuff and constantly adjust. plant care videos in general are difficult, even if you have had a plant for years and years. the care it needs depends so much on where you live, the climate, humidity, available light. soil, humidity and watering are super interconnected, and they correlate with the amount of light and the time of year as well. so the exact same care that worked in your home to grow a plant super healthy and big might lead to the death of that same plant in someone elses home. i enjoy your chill content a lot. i think sharing what you have tried and what worked vs what didnt is educational as well, and it definitely gives reassurance that trial and error are part of this hobby! :)

[@jayplantman]

Fern, silica is a fertilizer that is basically insurance. It literally makes your plant resistant to stressors.

[@gretchenritter3955]

I like watching these vlogs while I take care of my hoard of plants 😅 it tends to be an all day thing once a week. 2 days in a row once a month when I do my cacti and succulent care day.

[@Tina-wi7we]

I'm so excited to see what happens with your little seeds! Chores are inspiring. I sometimes watch hoarder cleaning videos to encourage me to clean out stuff! Thanks Fern. ✨💚🌛🌿✨

[@wildfern]

awe thank you so much, really glad you enjoy!

[@Tina-wi7we]

Your decor on the cabinet is super cute! ❄️⭐⛄🦌💡🎄

[@Tina-wi7we]

I feel like as I watch you cut and prop and create moss poles, repot, share the products you use and your Amazon shopping, that's all learning.... I guess a specific "how to" would help people looking for that specific information. I enjoy it all. I love plants, home decor, gardening, all the girly stuff. 😂 Skin care etc.

[@Bat_Fiend.]

I do agree with that commenter, there's alot of just show and tell in the plant community atm imo. Which can absolutley be fun but in moderation. But I just end up seeing pictures and videos of everybody else's plants and that's it. I don't walk away feeling like I learned something or enjoyed watching someone else care for their plants. It does feel a bit superficial eventhough I do love just watching beautiful plants. And I'm not specifically calling out your channel just expressing my opinion overall. Because I do feel like it's an overall issue with the plant community. I love these kinds of plant chore videos or the project videos with updates you mentioned. But mainly just a mixed bag of all aspects of this hobby. Because I enjoy all aspects of plants and seeing others do the same. And ofcourse learning new things. You were the first plant youtuber I started following and so I do enjoy your content. I also appreciate you being open to feedback. All the love to you. ❤

[@WahooLouder]

It was in my youth, I must say, when I became keen to the wind in such a strange day. In some towering Junipers where my friend and I climbed. She was already in the sort, as it would tell of the coming foray and shared her mind. "Look! To the edge of the street! At the corner! The wind!" Until one afternoon when her father answered the door. That is the moment I remember, my childhood ran away. I have been affraid now forever.

[@lisaanglim9588]

That’s great seedling tray. It’s really tall to allow the seedlings to grow in there for a while without getting its taller leaves squished.

[@FredTheFicusAndFriends]

I too love realistic care videos - especially coming from a fellow Canuck. 🙂 Sure, I'm in SW Ontario myself, and our climate is often different, but not as much as ya might think. I do find there are very few really good care videos out there. Which is to say, those that give anything other than just the basic stuff I can just read about myself. Whenever I get a new plant, or maybe struggling with one, I often will run through YT and watch a few care videos; to get a different perspective, on lighting, watering, substrate, even any quirks they may have you've noticed. Your personal experience is very valuable. Maybe a series on plants you've struggled with, and what you've done to solve the issues... maybe a 'what I wish I new sooner' kinda thing.

[@alexislove]

I always go back to your plant specific care videos! There are so many ways to grow and so many ways people do things, I love seeing how you do it in comparison! I’m just an information monger. I will take bits and pieces that seems feasible from different sources and figure out how to make it work for my own! Also, I love being able to see from someone who grows in the same climate with the same considerations like in 🇨🇦

[@faeribex]

I completely understand why some people miss care videos. It’s a tough balance to get as you become more advanced (and realise that most plants are relatively similar especially as we narrow down which ones we dislike caring for) but also to cater towards newbies who want specific plant info. Maybe videos about the subtle differences in similar plant varieties like how the Thai is a much thicker leaf than the albo or the veining in different anthuriums.

[@natasha.b14]

I discovered your channel a couple years ago because I was searching up care videos for certain plants I have. You have quickly become one of my favorite plant KZbinrs and if you were to make more care videos I’d like to see more in fertilizing and soil videos 😊

[@wildfern]

Thank you so much 💚

[@sabrinamill720]

I’ve been a follower for years! Love you love your content and yes I agree I’m not here anymore for the basics of gardening. Even just your videos on updates of plants it’s actually great help with my own plants at home. You’re going amazing keep doing what your doing 💚

[@saraialegria]

Will you please see if you can make content around the different types of pests and different treatment options. I think we still need to normalize that a perfect plant may not always exist.

[@carolstuff]

Love your plant chores vids. There are so many plant care vids & everyone’s advice differs. Like your idea of timeline projects. You can’t please everyone, so just do vids that you feel like doing at the time; mental health will usually dictates what one does, not always what one intended on doing. Thanks for sharing Fern!

[@oOOoOphidian]

Some of the informative content I've appreciated most is people trying experiments and explaining what worked best or what they liked the most.

[@lookatthatleaf]

You can also insert clear film inside to cover half the cylinder to make upkeep easier watering-wise ❤

[@mangomarin4635]

I really enjoy the videos you make where you do long term experiments like the time u tried the self watering pots. Also just as a separate video idea maybe a video all about moss poles where you compare different styles and types of poles and talk abt your experience with them. I feel like videos like that are really helpful and educational too. Same thing could be done with grow lights!

[@elizabethkey6578]

This is the kind of videos I like ! A lot of the content on utube anymore I’m not even interested in. Thank you for this video

[@opalkitten535]

Your other videos are still there helping anybody who needs them but you are doing you and showing us that and I love following along on your journey with the plants. You can only make so many beginner care videos and then maybe make an updated one when you have new tips or something but it would just be basically making the same video over and over again I think your videos are really fun and perfect just the way they are right now. If it's something new you've never shared and want to show us how you do that you still do that in your videos right now it's just not completely dedicated to that and I think it's more fun watching your videos with different things within them and getting excited for the next part of the video.

[@wildfern]

Thank you so much for your thoughts! I’m glad to hear you like the content as it is right now 🌿😊

[@morgan_inthe_garden]

There is nothing a true supporter won't want to watch! I support the "boring" video idea!😁💐

[@amelialefevre]

RE: care videos - I have been watching you for years and I do have plant knowledge, but I still enjoy learning new things and I still don’t have the same knowledge you do. When I get plants now, I find it so hard to research about them in a way I enjoy because there’s nowhere near as many care videos as there used to be. A lot of plants that are popular in the plant community at the moment don’t have as much information about them as they would have done if they were popular a few years ago. For instance, Hoya Wilbur graves, philodendron ring of fire & paraiso verde, they’re more accessible now than they were but it’s hard to find enjoyable aesthetic content to watch about them. Even if it’s just fun facts or basic care I still enjoy that aspect of plants because I always love learning new things. You could also talk about the care of some of your best growing plants, like your Hoya princess and philo splendid! There’s also stuff like plant feed, tools, accessories that change up all the time and I would be super interested to hear you talk about every now and then. As my favourite plant KZbinr, it would be so amazing to me if you did make a couple of more informative videos here and there! I just generally like any content that you do though so I will watch every vid either way hehe 💗

[@taniacamilleri4657]

I love the long form chores content. I think they are educational as well just by seeing what you are doing and why.

[@buella9269]

I’m wondering how many people made it to the very end when you dropped your poor babies! I enjoy the positivity and calming vibes you have and like to watch while I do any type of chore.

[@Hannah-sl6un]

calming and informative as always ❤

[@wildfern]

thank you 🥺💚

[@smackers102]

I've been hunting Ontario for a variegated holiday cactus lol I've never seen one except for yours and I'm in love!!

[@vlong7112]

OMG 🤩 I was wondering when we'd see the berry harvesting process! They look like pomegranate seeds to me. So cool to see!! Thank you for sharing that experience 😁

[@wildfern]

So true!! They’re just like pomegranate seeds haha

[@vlong7112]

About your content, I can totally see how you've evolved with your audience! I was looking up a lot of care videos during lockdown and found you 🥰 but then I needed less information and started enjoying the growing process. I feel like you mentioned some consumerism issues in years past and shifted a bit to being more mindful of your collection versus having the largest collection. I suppose there are several different types of viewers with different motivations for watching.. Do what works for you ✌🏽 what brings you joy and feels sustainable in 2024 🫰🏽💞

[@Samrodriguez117]

Your videos are everything I want in a planty video and more😍🪴❤️

[@florencedubois1280]

Hi Fern, I don't miss any your video since I subscribed 2/3 years ago, and I have to say I always appreciate your contents, whether it's chores, haul, showing or even just talking. Maybe because I often can relate. It seems to me like having a plant friend to share experiences with. I don't really feel the need for more educational contents, I far more prefer practice over theory... And plus I think that you should always do what you feel doing, be yourself, because your genuineness is precious, maybe one of the main reasons people love you so much...😊

[@terraschamun1251]

It would be fun to see a video where you compare your old tips vs what you'd recommend now after years of more experience. It sounds like a lot of work for you, but still, I feel like it would be super interesting and informative.

[@elizabethlacey7708]

So, excited 1and 1/2 hour video!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Take care sweetheart!!! Thank you for all your wonderful content!!!!!

[@cassandra-jacklyngorton3050]

I love the idea of more knowledge. The hobby is so much and also new things all the time! I wish I had more time to do the research I wanna do for my planty babies! As always, thanks for all you do ♡

[@annalisethompson9772]

Hi Fern! Would you be able to do a video explaining pon and how it’s different from soil, how to use it, etc.? I love watching your videos and seeing all your plants evolve over time. Happy holidays! 🪴🎄

[@wildfern]

Hi! I have a video on pon that might be helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIWxZZaMmbOffcksi=fpGqJ2X4eSzucYDK I will probably talk more about pon in the future on here too, since I’m starting to get back into it. Thanks for watching 🌿

[@ThatGirlShelbyy]

I LOVE houseplantessentials etsy!! They're the only place I buy my clear pots since the spring :) & I love the type of videos where there's updates on growth longer term 🥰 I'd definitely be interested in that!

[@theplantwitch6052]

Yaaasss the timing on this was so perfect!!! Also I'm so glad you're showing us the anthurium berry harvest!!! Please keep us updated on this!!

[@wildfern]

I will do!! thank you so much for watching 🤗

[@theplantwitch6052]

Love your content! Thank you for making it! Also I would love a "boring" plant chores video.

[@TinaNottinghamLass]

I came to you about a year ago just to watch your plant chores and I've really missed them. Updates and favourites are great but maybe just every couple of months. You also inspire me to get off my arse and do them along with you. So more chores please. Thanks for the great content fern ❤❤

[@veronikgiroux5870]

Hello Fern, loved your video 🪴 I love the « care of » kind of video, and when you share the knowledge you learn about the needs of the plant, it’s helpfull. I’d love a video informative about all the possibility of soil: hydro, leca, pond… the pros and cons type of. A « back to basic » would be soo cool also: importance of light, how to propagate, etc. Thanks for all that you do right now, i love your vidéos 😊

[@donnatrigg]

the kind of plant youtube I find educational now are more experiements and their results all in one video. they take a very long time to film and edit together but those are the ones I learn the most from at this point. seeing you try different techniques, substrates, lighting, humidity, etc. with cuttings all from the same plant help me figure out what works best. especially when you're showing where the nodes are on the stem, how deep you're potting them, how high you keep the water for props... that kind of stuff

[@tamaramichelle5623]

You are so right that a lot of us have grown with you! It’s been fun! Personally would also love videos on how you manage a large collection, your experiences with new genus/species or long term experience with plant XYZ. I have learned a lot and gained inspiration from you Fern. Keep doing what you’re doing 😊

[@bobeardington4044]

You’re great. I don’t even have any plants and I watch your videos. Do whatever makes you happy.

[@anairizarry5280]

I legit love you’re videos they are so calming you the only KZbin plant person that I can sit and watch for hours I guess you’re voice is so soothing ❤😊

[@karenmyers9146]

I enjoy whatever videos you decide to post. Was a rough time for you and your plants this video. I’m doing my own plant watering as I watch. I’m always spilling pon, stratum or soil all over the place.

[@amandamack9258]

I love your content and I learn a lot from your plant chore videos!

[@dora9368]

Me too❤

[@LordanJauzon]

“This isn’t an educational video” Fern I’ve learned so much more from you than I could even thank you for, and this is why I keep commenting on all your posts saying ✨Mother ✨ Ps: when you laughed after saying girth: me

[@selarason]

Thank you for doing this work, Fern. Some nights it’s so nice to pop on your video and do plant chores (or eat cookies, whatever) and feel like I’ve got a plant friend around. I appreciate you!

[@janea...sass1012]

I love care videos. Your Hoya video from quite awhile back is what got me hooked on them and doing well with them. That being said, some of your tips for other plants haven't worked for me. What I'm trying to say is, share YOUR care tips, even if it's not "the book standard" because things work for some people and not for others. We all have different climates and things like that. I watch a variety of planty creators due to this and you all have thriving plants with different care tips and tricks. It doesn't have to be perfect, just what works for you. I am a nurse (so you probably know this as well), nothing is a one size fits all, and in my opinion, same goes for plants! Love the variety of videos, don't be so hard on yourself!! Happy holidays!!

[@poissonCHA1]

'I don't feel like I know what I'm doing half the time.' dearest,

[@NicVanD]

I think your content is very helpful. I have been into plants for about a year and I learn a lot from you just by watching you. I’m not really into channels that get too sciencey. Plants are pretty and fun, I would be bummed it your channel got to serious. What a note that would be. You remind me of young Meg Ryan, your voice is very soothing and musical. Your uniqueness is what makes me look forward to your videos. You also have so many kinds of plants so you cover a lot of ground. I like learning what supplies you use too!

[@NicVanD]

I like how you make pots! Would love to see more pot painting videos and any cute pot recommendations you have. Even if you don’t buy them.

[@ILovePlants33]

Me too- finding cute, affordable pots is hard

[@MyGardenWanders]

You’re already doing a great job, and personally I like watching you grow and learn as you go. I learn and feel more confident in my own journey when I see people that are doing it even though they may not have all the answers. I always appreciated how you are willing to put out there that you make mistakes, have bad days, and have plants that aren’t perfect. I agree with the suggestions above on playlists and pointing out things you’ve learned. Trust me, even the experts get sh*t wrong. Also, side note, I keep hoping you’ll do another silly video like maybe doing the “spill the tea” one again😊

[@yollipop1993]

I love plant chores, hauls, collection videos i.e. pothos, aglaonema, pest videos (i find those informative), repottings, and experiment video i.e. propagating, transfers etc

[@ThatGirlShelbyy]

Just what I needed today 🥰 I'm getting over being sick, so I'm happy to have a nice long planty distraction 🥰

[@wildfern]

awww feel better! that's the worst. hopefully you'll be back up to speed by the holidays

[@ThatGirlShelbyy]

@@wildfernthank you! I hope so! Definitely better than I was last week lol

[@onlyplantsbyhannah]

Hey fern! Ive been following you for 4 years. I love all your content. I repot and do plant chorse while watching your videos. Seeing you with all these plants really helps me not feel overwhelmed with my collect. You always find a way to make things work and fit into your space. I hope you have an amazing new year and im so excited for new content! Hoping for some new merch too? Maybe hoya merch?

[@Sabrina-do9lx]

I feel like it has more to do with plant creators having already exhausted a lot of beginner plant care videos. When I got really into the hobby I went back to a lot of your older videos along with other creators to learn there, and now I watch your new videos mostly to see what new plants you have, how they’re doing, how you tackle plant chores, etc. I feel like you still give a lot of information in your videos, just in a more casual way throughout your plant care vlogs.

[@Turtsiepie727]

I absolutely love your new space and everything about this video! A good mix of plant life is awesome! Thank you for the update. 🫶🏻♥️

[@CoreyJoeyFreak]

i have searched for a holiday cactus care video on your channel... if were are more plant care videos of rare plants like this, it would be awesome 💗

[@christelarmstrong9598]

Thank you fern for sharing And to all have a Happy Blessed Holiday

[@wildfern]

Happy holidays 💚 thank you for watching :)

[@samanthachamberlin7650]

You'll have so many bakeri babies! My bakeri flowers and self pollenates aaalll the time i always have at least 1 bloom going at all times.

[@Uche-1]

Some of those seedling trays also come with USB grow lights and at the top. Kinda great if you don’t have grow lights already.

[@DominicSaggione]

☠️ @ the giant roll of mesh. and watching you wrestle it out of the box. 😂😂

[@LK110]

I loved this plant chore video! 1,5 hours, yay. 🤩 I like more plant chore videos than top list videos, but I think versatility is the key.

[@lisaanglim9588]

It’s pretty seeing your Christmas tree in the background 🎄🎄🎄

[@Magneticgarden]

I think beginner guides would be very helpful to any new plant parent subscribers. 😊🥰

[@donnasmalley3713]

So glad you are well today! I had a clumsy accident last week and broke a pool players tip off by accidentally bumping into it. Thank goodness it was at the end of the current season and we had a new tip put on for him

[@mikaylaseabaugh7429]

I was like “wait I don’t recognize this part” (of another fern video on repeat for the 9993728193957 time) but NO it’s a new upload.. whole day made ! Thankyou Fern 🥹🥰 thankyou for always putting in so much love and care and time into your videos and your planty friends over here ❤

[@louiserattigan3574]

First of all thank you so much. for just being you and for sharing your plant journey with us. At the end of the day it takes courage and im sure youve recieved critisism, yet you keep going and drive yourself to be better. I am so inspired by you. >secondly in terms of content I would like to see, here are a few suggestions that are purely biased on what i struggle with. I would love to see: >videos comparing growing mediums, or mixes using basic plants like pothos so you dont have to hack up something special. also you can never really have too much pothos ... maybe use a neon one as the pop of bright yellow is a great contrast to any collection. (bias i know but im not sorry) >something on home tissue culture >how to create trackers and plant goals or achieve wish list plants in terms of alternatives or working towards leveling up to more finicky plants >pet safe plants >more information on the grow lights you use light how much fo the spectrum do they provide could you do a comparison ? would a plant in indirect sunlight be the base line of the test. i forgot the official term excuse my 2 brain cells. > I'd love to see more growing from seeds, tubers or rouge wet sticks... like what is it ? we dont know.... > outdoor gardening, i know you do a little bit with herbs already and want to branch out im sure you said. (if i made that up sorry !) i would love to see the journey on that and i think alot of plants that are cute indoors can be eaten like ginger, vanilla, a bunch of rasberry and blueberry cultivars with pinky purple leaves. thank you for attending my ted talk !

[@kathywereszczynski7106]

I enjoy watching your videos as I feel like we’re about the same level of knowledge but there’s some stuff that I pick up from how you do things that I try and see if it works better than what I’m currently doing. I love that you recycle and reuse. I try to do that more myself except for the cute outer pots. And yes long term planty projects that are like 6,12,18,24 months out.

[@itscarolinemary]

If you do more educational content, don't be afraid to add beginner info. :) I don't have any plants atm but I like watching you grow them. I've learned a lot from you! also I love those project videos you do showing the progress!

[@hannakierstead289]

I got those 9 inch clear pots and use terracotta watering spikes in them and my plants are going CRAZY!

[@emilyvanisle]

Can't think of any specific topics, but just love any sort of plant chore video even if it isn't "exciting" stuff! 🥰 and i also end up learning a new tip or technique

[@lisaanglim9588]

I line that type of video too. Where you document the progress like every two or Six months. Kevin does that. He uses old videos to show what the progress of the plant.

[@amberfrazier575]

You just need to put a lid on the plastic cup with a hole for the branch. I’m going to use that thank you!

[@mandietaylor3593]

I love chores videos! Really motivates me to clean my plant shelves and get those plant chores done.

[@lisaanglim9588]

I like the variety you put out. I like the chat and repot, chores, hauls, and unboxing. Anthurium and philodendron heavy heavy videos I tend to skip them. I will watch Hoya content. You inform when you’re showing us a plant.

[@dora9368]

I like em too 😁🌼💦🌿

[@liteweightpup2561]

Hey Fern, I got one of those sodorini/sodiroi from a big box too and put it on a pole. The most recent leaf is 5 inches long and 4 across. The tag did say it was a smaller growing version. That’s ok with me…it’s beautiful. Love that variegated heart leaf! Thanks for the video.

[@rebekaht90]

I like everything you make. I love watching ur stuff

[@heathermc5557]

Love your content! You are always a joy and no matter what showing plant chores or propping. I always get something out of your videos. Do what you do girly 🌲💚🌱

[@carmenmonteavaro9528]

Lovely video. Can’t wait on update of your holiday cactus propagation. Happy Holidays Fern🎄

[@lisaanglim9588]

What a great box of loveliness you received. Very neat supplies.

[@tess5564]

Could you do the plants you enjoyed growing the most in the last bit and some of the traits you have enjoyed about them and the care you have given them.

[@sherylweston3688]

I think care videos are good, we all can learn something, love this sort of content

[@everleekulik181]

I really like videos showing how plants were doing during few months or even a year. This is one of my favourite types of video. I got so exited just from hearing you mention thinking about this. Since you're restarting quite a few of your plants and change will be clearly visible, maybe in one project you can show how they are growing this year?