My Top 10 Tips for Plant Parents

[@johnwarzecha8269]

Clear pots are awesome, but seeing you grow these plants out instead of cutting them up to make money and showing us the true potential of these great plants is fantastic. Keep the info coming. we appreciate it more than you know. THANKS!!!!

[@patriciaoconnor1742]

I am 75 and I continue to learn... 💚🌿 Love your thoughts they really are very beneficial.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :)

[@komalthecoolk]

We (India) don't have see through pots so i use cheap see through plastic storage containers, they do the job well and are available at many more size options!!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Being creative is what it’s all about 🙌

[@kayleecutter8020]

And that’s better for the environment.

[@jameswalls705]

SAME HERE! I'M ON A VERY LIMITED INCOME SO I GOT TO DO WHAT I GOT TO DO FOR ALL MY PLANTS UNTIL I CAN AFFORD BETTER POTS AS MY BABIES GROW BIGGER! MAYO. JARS, P.B. JARS, ANY KIND I CAN SEE THRU DOES THE TRICK! MY PROBLEM IS I JUST LEARNED ABOUT LECA SO SWITCHING FROM SOIL OVER TO THE LECA, R WE SUPPOSED TO LET THE PLANT STAY IN WATER FOR AWHILE, THAN DO THE LECA? SOMETHING ABOUT THE PLANT GOING INTO SHOCK I HEARD, IDK?! ALSO, Y DO SOME PUT HOLES IN THEIR CONTAINERS, SOME DON'T....WHAT IS THE PURPOSE FOR THIS? PRO'S & CONS?! THANKS FOR READING & ANY SUGGESTIONS..... HAPPY PLANTING GUY'S!!!

[@kayleecutter8020]

@@jameswalls705 if you love your plants passive hydro will kill then in the long run. The hole is to keep the water level low, the leca wicks up the water while providing air for the roots. Fertilisers will go up in cost and you will over pay for the blends at hydroponic stores. No organic material will inevitably up the PH. Most plants in semi hydro need to be kept above 18c. Water moulds will eventually kill plants without fungicides. The holes help to flush out the containers. The more you flush the more successful you will be with salt build up and keeping PH from getting too high.

[@DeeNeesieC]

Where is "we"? And how do you get drainage holes?

[@MeAndMyPokok]

Though this video is a year old, your tips are awesome. It's a recap of knowledge from my favourite plant KZbinr 🌿🧚🌿

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you:)

[@benmusic7433]

My tip for the hobby is to source the ugly discounted plants and try to make it thrive. If it does, bonus! If not, it was cheap and I experimented and learnt!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Nothing feels better than rescueing a plant and making it thrive !!

[@meikahidenori]

I love doing this. You'll be amazed how some that look poorly at the top have excellent root systems and just need seperating, repotting and leaf removal so that healthy ones are left for it to keep growing. Recently rescued 2 swiss ( one is slightly sickly looking yet those leaves are doing EVERYTHING to fight dying so we're using a clear pot over the top to raise some humidity for new shoots to grow and we can then give these struggling fighters a break) a Mican (which since I split it's pot & tidied its leaves up it's thriving, it was funnily enough a bunnings throw away) and a marble queen I saved from death of over watering from Woolies (it's absolutely going gang busters, to the point we can make cuttings and attempt my first propagation) so yeah even if something you're given or aquired looks like it's on it's way out you can save them with a little TLC. They might take a bit longer to grow but they'll definitely recover fast knowing they're getting care. Wish you lots of luck with your plant babies!

[@mmmeaks2245]

I buy orchid pots from the local nursery or Amazon. I then pop them in a opaque cover pot because the roots grow better in the dark.

[@nekeon]

Just recently I repotted ALL of my plants into clear pots. I live in Germany and here we get them in all sizes from 6cm up to 21cm in any garden center. They are sold as orchid pots but are just regular nursery pots. I switched my plants from soil to a non-organic mix (DIY "Pon" but chunkier) and it's really easy to see the moisture level of the minerals as well as root growth.

[@jeeii]

Clear pots is something I’ve recently done! Not only do I like the aesthetic but I love being able to see the roots! And it looks beautiful!!

[@aquaman461]

Great tips video. Thanks. I just found clear containers at the Dollar Tree here in the U.S. I'll use a soldering iron to make holes in them. $1.25 each and they are nice and thick. Multiple sizes to choose from. Saving money for more plants!!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks for sharing :)

[@sc2294]

I have a Dollar Tree a mile away from my house. Will definitely check it out. Thanks for the idea.

[@killodendron]

Hey, it's been forever since your comment, but what section did you find them in??

[@AnnaKalintseva]

I found 6" clear pots at Walmart online. 50 pots for $98, including taxes, free shipping. (USA)

[@bugsandbrushes]

If any of your viewers happens to live in Switzerland: Landi has fantastic transparent pots that hold up pretty well. They also carry orchid bark, that's useless for most epiphytic orchids (other than some in the oncidium alliance), but brilliant for aroids when mixed with perlite, which they have too.

[@girlbythebeach]

You’ve totally upgraded my plant game! Thanks! 😊😊😊

[@freddytedja1898]

Very concise and useful 20 minutes. Thank you!

[@justinamontgomery2618]

Have a nice trip! I have never been on an airplane...or to the ocean.....I hope you have a nice time and see you when you get back.....love the clear pots.....I have a feeling big stores will start carrying them since all us would like to grow our plants in them! I did 2 days of repotting with new soil mix! I could only find lava rock but it did work just fine....so thanks for suggesting any lava rock if we can't find pumice :)...the new mix already I am loving....ok thanks again....

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@debragiannetti9755]

Great tutorial for new plant parents and a wonderful refresher for the rest of us 🥰. Thanks for another great video

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you:)

[@Wendy-zl8kv]

Yes clear pots!!! Great advice! Thank you for your helpful information videos! Have a wonderful trip!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@everleekulik181]

Thank you for explaining these dots! I was wondering about that all 19 minutes ^^; Also thank you for being so considerate and remembering that we all live in a huge variety of conditions. Your plants are gorgeous and I can't wait for more videos :)

[@melvinho77]

Please talk about your plants fails(if any) too. As a serial plant killer, I would love to hear about similar experiences. Lol.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Most of my fails are a few years back and I don’t really have good footage to back them up visually. But all the lessons learnt are incorporated in all my tutorials :)

[@Sera_Vaz]

I like how your content is sharp and precise! 💯

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@The_Planted_Eye_1]

Very informative video. I began using clear pots for my seedlings and bare roots. I will probably transfer to a decorative pot with drainage as a point of preference whenever I repot. Thanks for the insight.

[@floroma2820]

I Like your attitude toward plant hobbling

[@oliviaplants]

Clear pots was probably the single most important thing I did that made my plants super happy! I mean, made me be able to care for them in a way that made them happy! I switched over a year or so ago and never looked back! I can’t do pots if they are not see through. I will find something to make a pot if it doesn’t come in the size I need gallon jugs, acrylic ice /drink buckets(?) from party stores, bulk containers for like pretzels or cheese balls 😂. I use a soldering iron to make holes and melt the rim to soften the cut. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@나뭇가지-l4h]

I’m really happy to find your channel!

[@sandragoerlich7134]

Very informative vid, your plants look so beautiful, so healthy, thanks for sharing!!!

[@lucyogutu-lumuli7253]

I chop and propagate for ‘plant insurance’, particularly when I buy a new plant that’s a bit pricey and when I’m not too sure about its care, I’ll take a cutting as insurance. Thank you for the awesome tips.

[@SizzlingiceQueen]

In Singapore, clear pots could be purchased online via Amazon or Lazada :)

[@silviap4478]

I like to get baby plants or cuttings if I try a new plant. First, they are a joy to watch as they grow so fast. Second they don't cost as much, so if my conditions are not good for it or if my care is lacking, then I didn't lose a lot of money. Of course I know that they'll all be big one day (hopefully), but I'll focus on where to put them when that time comes 😂

[@sydneyplantguy]

Haha so true

[@Draculiana]

Clear pots really help, i live in Germany and i get mine from Ecuagenera Europe site because they have them from 5.5 to 21 cm and offer some bulk prices.

[@Danko_HS]

If you can't find big transparent pots, search for transparent buckets (you can find those in 5l, 10l, 15l etc) and drill some drainage holes.

[@denisehinckson9368]

Great video can’t believe you are only doing this for 3 years. You are such a natural. Enjoy your trip 😊

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@r3i2x]

Hello, your plants are just so beautiful but the quality of your videos can't give justice. Finally you joined KZbin.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Always most beuatiful in real life :)

[@gbtx217]

Those Pinnatum's in the back are ridiculously beautiful. I really hope mine will mature at the same rate. Thank you for your content.

[@ildikojones7073]

This is awesome information. Your presentation is awesome. You are awesome! Thank you for yet another most informative clip. I had to laugh when you said not to be afraid to cut a plant; it took me weeks to finally cut my philodendron red emerald. Now she’s reaching the ceiling.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :) the more often you do it the easier it will become :)

[@aylaloup-lestatJun]

Thank you for this vidéo 💚🇫🇷🙏

[@sylviagutierrez7676]

Great planting advice ,I buy all my materials locally aswell, including plants, 💚🌵🌱☘️

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@elzbietakantyka9843]

when I hear about always checking the root system, this song comes to me :) Always Look On the Bright Side of Life :) I don't know.. ;) Greetings from Europe!

[@fabiennebovis-higgins7149]

In NZ Wildvine has a good range of clear pots.

[@wildvine.plants]

Aw Thats me! Thanks SO much! I do have a large range (8 sizes) from 6cm right up to 20cm in the clear pots :) www.wildvinetheshop.co.nz ( New Zealand only unfortunately)

[@wildvine.plants]

I should add I also stock GT fertiliser for NZers as well:D

[@wanglabtydc1803]

Again valuable tips 👏🏻👏🏻 If you started your youtube channel two years ago. I wouldn’t have wasted so much time watching others plant youtubers nonsense and probably save lots of my aroids 🤪 But again never too late. Now, after covid most of the so called plants youtubers all gone fishing haha… Most expensive plants pricing now started to make some senses. I’m so so glad that those crazy days are gone.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :) haha!! Well two years ago I was in no position to make these videos!! Had to gain experiences first :)

[@yuevelm.9173]

There is a reason most indoor plant are from the tropics, desert or whatever. We have indoors a pretty constant high temperature. I'm guessing, but it's probably more than 18°C on most times for most people. I am living in central europe (Germany). In winter it's freezing outside and many local plants need this. So I just can't keep them inside, when winter comes. The other way around would tropical plants etc. be dead if they get too cold. And in the first place, I can't imagine, which of our local plants would be attractive as indoor plant (besides ivy, but that isn't to my liking either). There is an exception I believe. Carnivores are actually popular indoor plants, that need it cool in winter. At least from where I am from. They are not native in Germany, but com from the same latitude, which means that we have a similar climate to their native habitat. I destroyed some of them, before I learned that they need it cool in winter.

[@파랑새-q7s]

식물을 정말 이쁘게 키우셨네요 멋있어요^^

[@benmusic7433]

Another fab vid! I'm lucky to be in Sydney also. Appreciate if u include deets of the local shops you source your materials. Eg pumice, wood chips. Where do u get your rare plants from?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Check out my aroid mix video. I have my sources in the description :) i get most my plants from bunnings, swaps or growinggrounds on instagram

[@louisejaydedee1387]

I’ve just discovered your videos! Have you done one about or addressed what to do with your plants if you have to go away for a few weeks or so?

[@TrophyOSJ]

Thanks for the information. I gotta get those plastic pots. They look cool and as you said are very helpful. :)

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@jameswalls705]

FIRST, I LEARN SO MUCH FROM YOU TO UP MY PLANT GAME! U HAVE THE MOST THRIVING, BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF PLANTS THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN, REALLY!! I THINK U NEED YOUR OWN PLANT SHOW ON TV SERIOUSLY! I'M ON A VERY LIMITED INCOME SO I HAVE BEEN USING ANY CLEAR PLASTIC JAR I CAN FIND...SUCH AS: MAYONNAISE JAR'S, PB JAR'S, EVEN THOSE PLASTIC BOWLS U GET AT THE DELI FOR POTATO, MAC , COLE SLAW WHEN OUT GROCERY SHOPPING, ANYTHING I CAN SEE THRU WORKS FOR ME! JUST UNTIL I CAN GET BETTER ONES AS MY PLANT GROWS! HOPE THIS TIP HELPS SOMEBODY! QUICK QUESTION: WHY DO SOME PUT HOLES FOR DRAINAGE IN THE CONTAINER? WHAT IS THE PRO'S & CONS OF THIS?! IM A NEW PLANT MOM & JUST RECENTLY LEARNED ABOUT LECA SO I'M TRANSFERRING ALL MY PLANTS FROM SOIL TO LECA THIS WEEK. HAPPY PLANTING ALL!!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Haven’t grown in leca myself but for anyone using an organic medium aeration and drainage is key for aroids

[@ilvrbts2339]

If the pot doesn't have drainage any extra water will sit in the bottom of the pot and rot the roots.

[@cathyszerelmey548]

I use glass jars for my orchids (repurpose with a purpose) with leca. I use a glass drill bit to put one or two holes in the side of the glass close to the bottom to allow for drainage.

[@duncanhilbers4682]

In Austria you can get seethrough pots at Obi for a good price :)

[@WoodlandT]

I love those clear pots & really wish I could find them in the states. I can only find clear pots with angled sides and a dimple in the bottom. Straight walls & flat bottoms are such an advantage for repotting and fitting into various cover pots. Yours are also the perfect sizes for 90% of my plants. That really simplifies everything

[@sydneyplantguy]

Crazy that they aren’f available in the states 😖 maybe we need to contact home depot :D hahaha

[@lnygreen]

We don’t have a lot of them in Sweden either but almost 99% of the orchids in Sweden are sold in clear pots so maybe you can search online for some “orchid pots” and find some online, maybe Amazon! Just a tip 😊

[@sc2294]

Or you can buy the clear take out containers. Amazon has them. That’s what I did. And then used a soldering iron to make holes. Works out to be less than a dollar each.

[@geekylogophile]

Also maybe look at plastic cups as can often be cheaper than getting clear plant pots!

[@mmk9850]

I m from Singapore and I am a relatively new plant parent. Thanks for all the tips. Love to try your chop and extend technique but I still can not decide what plant to start with.

[@mmk9850]

Love, love, love your Verrucosum. Must be my favorite among your plants.

[@sydneyplantguy]

My favorite too but it might be quite tricky to start of with. Maybe try monsteras or epipremnums :)

[@mmk9850]

@@sydneyplantguy how about philo glorious ? U said it's an easy plant. In Singapore , humidity is quite high almost all year round.

[@lizswank7239]

Please do a video explaining the color coding "dots" on your plants and how the individual caring for you plants knows what to do 🙏 TY! Love your content 😎 🪴

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :) already done, check it out: Growth Update after two weeks overseas kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmTMgnVrf9udgLc

[@nicolesway4490]

Can’t find those clear pots but I use DELI CLEAR CONTAINERS instead. I just bought a soldering iron to make holes

[@kurjan1]

"Unfortunate environment..." lol. I love deep tropical plants. I live in Toowoomba... Wish me well please. 🙃

[@BoojiePanda]

We have clear orchid pots here in the US, I use the kind that does *not* have slits on the sides, just holes on the bottom.

[@princealbertofpa]

in the US as well, do the pots that you get have a flat bottom or the hump in the middle? where?

[@BoojiePanda]

@@princealbertofpa every time I type just the name of the huge online store (without a link), KZbin deletes my comment. Bezos owns it. You can get both types of pots there.

[@vaxthobbyilagenhetmarlenek3617]

Helt underbart och vilka fantastiska växter. Ska försöka hitta genomskinliga krukor här i Sverige. Dina mosspålar är super perfekta och med tanke på att dela hela växten med rötterna i pålen...jag bara längtar efter att testa själv. Tack för så intressanta och inspirerande vidios. 😊🙏❣

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :)

[@piliq3774]

Hi jan, könntest du mal beim nächsten chop&extend zeigen wie "messy" das ist ? wie viel moos wegfällt etc. und sind da wo deine pflanzen sthene viele moos stücke am boden?

[@Loogiemistress]

Have fun overseas ~ thanks for the neat video! Would love to know how your plant & Brad sitter goes 😊🌱

[@sydneyplantguy]

I’ll definitely provide some updates on the gram :)

[@sydneyplantguy]

I’ll definitely provide some updates on the gram :)

[@queencydailylife.8731]

Very nice tips, I've learned a lot.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@asianangie7209]

Great tips!

[@jyjrodriguez]

Im in California… i keep searching on Amazon but all the ones I seem to find are the soft plastic see thru kind… might just be using wrong wording

[@user-jn8tg6nw8j]

It looks as if KZbin is not allowing me to share the link, but here is the description for the rigid clear pots I buy on Amazon. They’re excellent. 10 Pack Clear Orchid Pots Set w/Holes Clear Plastic Baskets w/Great Aerification and Drainage 5 Items 6" and 5 Items 4,5" Two Sizes of Orchid Planter

[@saianusha5979]

I am always struggling with the succulents..please suggest what mix to use and basic care

[@lnygreen]

Thank you for a great video! You might be the star of the video but brad totally stole the show 🥹💕🪴

[@sydneyplantguy]

Brad is always the star :)

[@justinamontgomery2618]

Nothing like a fresh glass of water :)

[@rose8emma]

For EU based people: elho has some clear pots and the are produced quite sustainable. Unfortunately the largest one they have is 17cm

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks for sharing :)

[@Danko_HS]

They are usually orchid pots and you can find them up to 22 cm. Bigger than that you'll have to look for transparent buckets.

[@LdrChicken]

Is that Billietiae at 4:12? I didn't know they used moss poles? I just removed mine since it didn't seem to be climbing it. :(

[@sydneyplantguy]

It is :) it climbs pretty slowly I believe so you don’t need one :)

[@susannavarro18]

In las Vegas NV I order them from Amazon

[@alexacastillo6551]

Can you make a video on healthy roots? :D

[@hoaianh7205]

👍

[@JUSTU-gq7dv]

hey there, ive been trying to find a plant like that meroon 1 in the pic, unable to locate. wouldnt consider sharing with me - plse?🙃

[@lemonpartyfan457]

Do you put the clear containers into ceramic pots? I know plant health is #1, but would that work? I just put soil into ceramic pots and use that. I can't see the roots obviously so now I want to replant them.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Yes I put the clear containers into decorative planters :)

[@lisajames6479]

What is the reason you let your cuttings dry before you pop in water?

[@sydneyplantguy]

To prevent rot :)

[@michaela467]

Hi from Germany! I'd love if you could make a video on fertilizers/nutrients for plants. I dont know what to get and the one I just used up didn't boost any growth I feel like. I use aquarium water to water my plants which always gives them some nutrients. But I can't get the fast growth you do. 😕 I'm about to get worm castings as I've heard you can't go wrong with them. But can't decide on a fertilizer🙄😅

[@sydneyplantguy]

I can’t really make a video on it because I don’t have much experience. When I started my plant journey GT Australia was recommended to me and I’ve been using it since. It’s working so i won’t fix what’s not broken 🤷🏻‍♂️ sorry

[@humaira000]

Is it ok to have see though and roots getting too exposed to light and sun ?

[@sydneyplantguy]

I put the clear pots into decorative planter. Roots like darkness

[@awkwardaquarius]

Can never find big clear pots in USA 😭😭

[@ildikojones7073]

I know! It’s so frustrating!!!

[@avaf1084]

Whoa, how did you get your oxalis so huge?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Lots of bright light, water, fertiliser snd most importantly, time !

[@NoBody-kv3yd]

What size pot do you use for your moss poles?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Usually 13.5cm first, then 20cm when i extend them but as I said in the video, don’t get too caught up about exact pot sizes.

[@NoBody-kv3yd]

@@sydneyplantguy I was looking for more general information anyway. That’s definitely super helpful. I’m manly trying to think of what size clear pots to buy and what size pot would hold up a sizable plant. Thank you man!! 🖤

[@shanamonisingha25]

What monstera deliciosa growing anyehere? Wow... Well its so hard to find here in india specially my region

[@sydneyplantguy]

Yeah my street is full of them 🥰

[@shanamonisingha25]

I wish i could teleport and get them

[@kayleecutter8020]

Epipremnum pinnatum is an Australian native. Monstera deliciosa don’t grow wild in Australia.

[@sydneyplantguy]

I had no idea they were! Thanks for letting me know. Monstera d. definitely grow everywhere here in Sydney :D

[@kayleecutter8020]

@@sydneyplantguy the Epipremnum amplissimum ‘Albo-Variegata’ and ‘Aurea-Variegata’ both came from Australian native plants. Epipremnum pinnatum ‘Aurea’ ( like the Goldilocks/Neon Epi. aurea, depending on the PBRs of the part of the world you’re in ) full Hypo- yellows also came from Australian native plants. The Epi. pinnatum ‘ Aurea-Variegata ‘ came from Indonesia. You have to know someone to obtain full Aureas. People like Kaylee Ellen ramp up the hype, inflate the value and then the plants are practically worthless. You’d be surprised what Australian Aroid growers have. I’ve even got high variegated Zz ‘ Ruby Raven ‘. The picture online aren’t high quality plants. As for the Monstera deliciosa plants everywhere it’s one of the main species used to teach meristem culture ( both flasking and replating ) to our undergrad students at UQ.

[@queenbee7855]

Hi im from malaysia

[@prthypriya5601]

Please give subtitle..it will be easy to understand for us

[@sydneyplantguy]

There are subtitles available ?! 🤷🏻‍♂️ click on ‘CC’

[@abul9052]

What a massive cat

[@sydneyplantguy]

And by massive you mean massively cute right ?:P

[@Jayl__]

Can you pass your light you use

[@sydneyplantguy]

I talk about it in my Ikea cabinet tour. It’s linked at the endscreen

[@killodendron]

I just need the voodoo ritual/spell for getting rid of these f*ng mealybugs. 🤬

[@deebee1326]

It’s not brain surgery 😅 That cracked me up 😂 no most of the time a bit of research and common sense goes a long way, but sometimes can feel complicated with all the different options and endless ways to do things 🫣 BUT yes we should have FUN! It’s meant for fun! 👏🙌

[@gogreentropical3650]

Van der Wal Beheer B.V.

[@andrewcby]

I'm this earlyyyyy?????

[@olgaradziwon7489]

When you start to see that your plant is start to climb??? My plants are not very interested

[@sydneyplantguy]

It depends on the plant, not all plants are climbers :)

[@janicelindegard6615]

Terrific video! I wish it was easier to find larger see-through containers. I notice that your bigger plants are in small (to me) pots. Do you find those plants like to be somewhat pot bound? And a request…let’s not call ourselves parents. As an adoptive parent, I know how hurtful it is for children to have adoption belittled. My daughter has been compared to a dog by a girl trying to understand adoption. We parent children, not plants or dogs.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you & thanks for letting me know. Totally see you point, always learn something new 👍🏻 the pots are that small because most of the root system is within the moss pole itself :)

[@vsjtool1985]

@@sydneyplantguy As a biological and adoptive parent to children as well as a plant parent. They all have the same goal raising something/someone into an amazing being just like you are doing! Love your plant babies 🌿💚 Ty for educating us and sharing your journey.

[@yuriytshislaw11]

❤❤❤💋😻💋👍👍👍😍😍

[@Sera_Vaz]

I keep getting distracted watching Brad. 😂

[@natalieshigrov8550]

Love Brad! 😻😻

[@fahsai_saisadue]

Best advice I've seen yet!! Growing plants is really an individual journey and it varies substantially from person to person according to their resources and environment. I draw most of my inspirations from you, Daryl (Houseplantjournal) and Paz (Paz_plantlife) but I have never really strictly followed any of your suggested methods. I'm just gathering materials that I can source locally and have had a lot of successes in the last two years!!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :) love the idea of getting inspiration rather than using my advice as a recipe