Part 2: Houseplant Tour 2019 | 220+ Plants | Bedroom & Bathroom

[@tmaletto]

I could watch these kinds of videos all day!

[@sonyagraske376]

ME TOOO

[@supersk8ergyrl]

I could listen to you talk about your plants all day.

[@shortylucy]

How do you remember all of their names?!? You’re like a walking plant encyclopedia!

[@sjburlingameify]

Perhaps you have done so, but I would thoroughly appreciate a video discussing WHEN TO REPOT, especially upon receipt of new plants. Any suggestion as to type of and source of decorative pot holders. REALLY enjoy your videos.

[@sandyg8794]

You have a lot of very beautiful plants! I love them all! I really want the Monstera adansonii and will be watching for it this year. Thank you for sharing your house plants! Hope to see many more of your videos!

[@mlvalero2037]

amazing you know all the names of plants.. and all your plants are stunning..

[@BacchusDiem]

love your collection! let's hope you never have to move lol

[@camillefloyd62]

Lmaoooooo moving is fun and he did it i watch his moving video and long behold i had to move my collection.... i had to move them all to a storage unit for 7 dayss..... took me 6 trips with a uhaul van... i jad so many the took up a whole 10x20....luckly i had shelving or they wouldve been stacked on each other....

[@ronalynparnala2693]

❤️ ❤️❤️your 🌱 collections. I am very impressed how you know all the name of your plants😊

[@averydavis7107]

You should do a video on your grow lights.

[@kunfoopanda]

Beautiful collection. How much time you spend everyday watering them :D

[@uzeela]

Thank you Nick a viewing treat!

[@jjan2909]

You have the best plant collection I’ve ever seen, and in the tour part one your kitty is sooooo adorable :)

[@Seastack11]

Could listen to you talk about plants all day long! Great uploads today!

[@TeedarkAngel]

Your collection is amazing, and thank you for sharing. I was at the shop on Friday afternoon. I hoped you would be there but maybe next time. Perhaps out parts will cross at the flower show.

[@Hardrock.musiclover]

you are my favorite houseplant youtuber...i love all your videos.all fantastic

[@nadine6388]

Love your videos! You have grown my wishlist for plants!!

[@kimmorris9327]

All beautiful! Thank you for sharing! Alot of them I want🤗😍

[@Doris-y5v]

so beautiful and very healthy. perfect environment.

[@KYMMEESJOURNEY]

I loved it. You do a great job with your plants. Thanks for sharing.

[@sellmoon]

14:10 FINALLY!! I bought a tiny pot of this in the supermarket ages ago and I've been looking for the name since then! I knew/ strongly suspected it was a peperomia but couldn't find it on google. Thank you :D PS: lovely collection, I wish I had some of those green babies

[@maryannlammersen6536]

Cool collection !! Perhaps your tradescantia pallida would like to hang in your sunnier window?... since it is such an outdoor loving plant. My Arizona friends grow it outside with protection from the harshest sun and plenty of light and it grows so lush! Haven't been able to find one for myself- the purple leaf color and pink flowers amaze me. I have the green and purple striped tradescantia with the backs of the leaves full-on purple. It is constantly leaning for extra light- which I don't have!

[@ja-uh9gz]

Fantastic! I love your videos...thank you!

[@kathygilbreath6073]

Enjoyed the 2nd tour. I have a lot of the same peperomias as you. Glad to see a new video as always.

[@EmmaVB82]

I love your plant excitement 😍 I've enjoyed watching your latest plant your vids today while tending to my plant wishlist... I've now got at least 30 on my "must buy immediately" list, and that's after thinning it down to ones that might actually work in my low-light little flat (east-north-east windows, plus one east-south-east window in the hallway). So far I have only a little dracaena marginata and dracaena compacta I picked up in the supermarket, neither of which have a proper home or pot yet! I think I've narrowed my list down to "just" these 6: Maranta leuconeura erythroneura, either C. roseopicta Medallion or C. roseopicta Dottie (or maybe both?!), Dieffenbachia 'Tropic Snow', Aglaonema Maria, and last but not least, a little Tradescantia spathacea 'sitara'. Except for the part where that adds up to £75 on the cheapest sites I've found, before I even add any pots (and I have a list of about a dozen of those I want too)... plus I don't know quite whereabouts they might go in my flat, and I should really get rid of some junk so I can make room for beautiful joy-sparking plants! Argh!

[@mariaward6208]

Your plans are beautiful!!!!!

[@AviSLeigh]

Yay for finally making it to your bedroom! I’ve waited so long! Lol!!! Great video! I’m working on getting a monstera adonsonii (sp?) and a peperomia ruby cascade. I got a peperomia graveolens today. 🤗

[@cdt996]

Wow what a collection! I'm at 42 plants and it feels like a lot. The bromeliad at 1:00 appears to be a Neoregelia 'Fireball'. I don't think there is a species name for this particular plant. If you place it in bright light the foliage should eventually turn pink/red. I've had mine just a week getting a few hours of direct sun and I can already see some pink on it.

[@sheilabroad8192]

Love the Buddha. Your plants look so healthy. 💕

[@jayalla3917]

Fantastic video appreciating it very informative and clear ❤Ing it from London ! enough so i'm subscribed 😊👍

[@theresac.3216]

I love your String of Dolphins plant. I've added it to my wish list. I see Hirts Gardens has them but, they're pricey and I haven't had the best luck ordering from them. It's also' too cold to risk shipping. Thanks for posting.

[@PleasantPrickles]

I love peperomias! The ruby cascade is gorgeous! 😍I just got a peperomia hope and I’m very excited to have it! Good stuff, thanks for sharing! 🌱🌱🌱

[@koholohan3478]

Your collection is impressive!💚

[@sharifajan-silva1197]

Beautiful collection ❣️❣️❣️😍

[@illumlife588]

what grow light do you use? and do you happen to use a humidifier?

[@sonyagraske376]

PLEASE ANSWER SOME OF YOUR QUESTIONS.... AS WE LOOK TO PEOPLE LIKE YOU WITH ADMIRATION AND ENCOURGAMENT, AS WELL AS FOR KNOWLEDGE. THANKS. FROM ASHEVILLE, N.C.

[@gerardshorticultureculture7579]

Your Buddha pot is fire. Great choice

[@jenniferanderson899]

Beautiful plants

[@moniquecarvalho3301]

what purple grow lights do you use on your shelf??? in the market for some new grow lights!

[@camillebotany]

omg i bought what was labeled a parallel peperomia (puteolata) and i was confused as to why it looked slightly different than other peoples. I had an inkling that it wasn"t what Hirts Garden said it was but when you showed your peperomia trinervis a lightblub went off in my head and I googled more pics! turns out I got two rare plants for $4 all together!! lol thanks hirts for mislabeling and thank you for this video!!!

[@js.sheng1122]

Hey nick, have you ever dealt with spider mites? Can you give me some tips of getting rid of them?

[@maryannlammersen6536]

I heard they thrive in a warm and dry environment (like most of our spaces) so after you find a successful treatment, try to place it in a cooler, more humid area of the house. Our plant store has a variety of sprays. You might try giving it a shower periodically also...mites don't like that.

[@js.sheng1122]

Mary Ann Lammersen I did give them a shower since i didn’t wanna spray chemicals on them (most of them are calatheas). I showered them twice after i found out the infestation, now i still check the plants everyday but i cant see any mites under the leaves anymore. Just to he safe, I’ll keep checking and misting them every day and give them another shower this week. Thanks a lot for the tips! ;)

[@maryannlammersen6536]

@@js.sheng1122 isn't talking about plants more fun than talking about politics? lol I hope I don't get any bugs in my houseplant room!!!. I do have aphids on my overwintered garden plants in the basement though...guess I gotta go down there today and work on that!

[@cherylanderson3340]

After a good blast with a shower hose, since the soil & plant & pot are all soaked, how 'bout a spray with an insecticidal soap - or make your own? In a decent spray bottle with an adjustable nozzle, including a fine mist, fill with filtered tap water - with a neutral pH, & add a small amount of Dr. Bronners or Dr. Woods liquid castile soap - apparently peppermint works best - or any *** non-detergent *** dish soap. The amount of soap depends on the size of the spray bottle. I'd suggest enough soap to feel a slight film on your fingers when you spray them & rub them together. Shake well & if you have concerns about chlorine, let water stand in an open bowl for 24 hrs. Then put 1/2 tsp soap solution into the bottle, then slowly fill with the water, using a funnel. Stop at 1/2 way full, give it a good shake & test for desired amount of soap. If too soapy, add more water. if not soapy enough, add another 1/2 tsp & add more water to test with your fingers again. Spray the soil thoroughly with enough to seep into the soil with subsequent waterings. Re-soak the soil before the next few waterings. Spray the pot well too - on all sides & the bottom. Spray the entire plant - especially the undersides of leaves by slightly tipping the plant to one side.Remember, the soil will be wet & you want to keep any soapy soil & water from pouring out into your carpet or your clothes as you tip it. Spray the stems & the top sides, then set atop a newspaper, paper or plastic bag, towel etc., to catch the solution dripping off the plant You don't want to stress the plant by coating it too heavily, but once the plant has dried, in a couple of days - I recommend a second thorough spraying. Then spray all the other plants as the surviving mites may have relocated. If the leaves were touching, if on the same shelf, if you touched the leaves of the infested plant then touched other plants, you likely helped to relocate a few mites on your hands. So clean all the surfaces the plants were on & vacuum the rug or floor in that room. They have legs, so will walk away from the sprayed plant if still alive.. After a week or so, put the formerly infested plant in strong sunlight or other light to have a close look with a magnifying glass, if possible. Make sure they're gone, then give them all a good shower to remove any film & dead bodies of mites or eggs, & let the plants breathe, finally free of: mites, scale, mealy bugs, aphids or whatever cooties they wuz. .

[@anjalijoshi5795]

Your plant collection is awesome! Which grow lights and humidifier you use ?

[@DINOLOVER6717]

With so many plants, how do you prevent your cats from chewing on the incredibly toxic plants? Or do you find that they avoid those and go for ones that aren’t as toxic or toxic at all? (Like my cat wont leave my parlor palm alone 🙄🙄 but obviously no worries there)

[@desireedusseau1769]

Nick, being part of the ordering at your job would you be able to hunt down a Harlequin Pothos and ZZ Raven? Stef Hall seen them on Instagram and I can't find them anywhere online.

[@Pulchritudeiseverywhere]

I'm desperately looking for a black raven zz plant too it's been on my wishlist far too long.

[@prideolea]

The watermelon Peperomia foliage looks so healthy, do you feed it anything?

[@kellyeaston3150]

Hi Nick! Love your channel! What is the peperomia on the shelf in your bedroom with the tiny, almost succulent like leaves that is a pretty thick curtain? I love it!

[@michelleschafer9692]

Loved the tour.....as always, and I'm also really starting to get into peperomias. I only have two but there are many on my wishlist. I live in a city that doesn't have much especially in winter besides Walmart, and thats always the same old stuff. I need to go to another city to see if they have anything. AND no kitty in this video???? LOL...I like seeing your cat!!

[@kellyeaston3150]

You could try buying online. So much more to choose from and they've gotten pretty amazing at shipping plants large and small! I've added to my jungle mostly from purchasing online in the last couple of years!

[@kellyeaston3150]

You can also purchase a heat pack to be includes so colder weather isn't much of an issue in late fall and toward early spring.

[@michelleschafer9692]

@@kellyeaston3150 thats awesome I wish I could buy online but I have yet to find anything, like any shops here in Canada that sell online. I'm sure there is I just have to search more. Hirts and the sill and whatever else people on here buy are all from the USA, and they don't ship here

[@littlebean8856]

I love your plant collection! 🌿 and the sparkles in your eyes when you are talking about them!

[@rubyc.4311]

I love your peperomia watermelon. Is this best to be in washroom for humidity? Mine is in kitchen with south facing window. I find the leaves are splitting.

[@vanessacampbell4874]

my burgundy ficus looks like it's reverting back to green a little bit. (maybe I'm also mothering too hard) Any advice? I'm carful about watering and I have it in a well lit area in my bathroom. I love it so much and just don't wanna risk killing it or having all those super dark leaves looking sad.

[@livhonestly]

How about the Aralia, is it difficult to grow bc I have an Aralia, and I wait to water it until I see the new growth come in. So I keep it on the dry side, what do you think?

[@Ash-xx5zd]

Amazing!!!! You introduced me to monstera karstenianum!!!! Thank you xoxox

[@cielop]

Your string of hearts is amazing and beautiful! I’m currently on my second string of hearts and it’s not looking so great right now. How do you take care of yours?

[@montaraful]

Are peperomia cubensis and peperomia scandens different plants? I’ve seen what you call a peperomia cubensis labelled as a peperomia scandens. Thanks for your tours.

[@iamlittlegirl]

How do you keep up with the watering! They all look so healthy❤️ Does the watermelon peperomia like the high humidity in the bathroom? Love your videos☺️

[@PilarShort]

When are you gonna open your Etsy shop again?

[@Doris-y5v]

so beautiful Hoya plant and is so rare

[@tankjeff8056]

Beautiful collection

[@FedUp-bd4gv]

Rut roooo...you need to vacuum your fan.

[@sahidagoodmessagesthankyou1979]

Wow very beautiful

[@janeeliz3565]

Question- do you think your Hoya Kerri’s stem will grow with it being snipped? I have one that looks exactly the same and I’m wondering if it will grow? Loooove your channel 👍👍👍

[@ikyitching]

Nice collection! Do they make your bedroom humid?

[@judyludlum2371]

Thanks Nick!

[@Doris-y5v]

why collegia Sabrina the velvet leafs turn yellow ,and brown edges??

[@ec91001]

What’s the name of the big one in the bedroom? The one you have the fan on.

[@e.poff3432]

That white shelf holds a lot of plants. Where can I get one?

[@lilhungarianjenny]

Erica Poff IKEA

[@plantsandpiggies7758]

I killed my peperomia prostrata too! Not sure if that one's fussy. My others are fine.

[@sjburlingameify]

Source for shelving in your bedroom?

[@gretadobetsberger8760]

don't you think the fan method is a bit exaggerated? I mean it is very energy consuming and you could just put the calathea somewhere else... all the rest seems really really nice. beautiful collection.

[@cherylk3479]

It's just for a few more weeks, the angle of the sun changes everyday. After mid March or so the sun won't be on it any longer. He lives in an apartment with a roommate so he's only got so much space for plant movement.

[@plantanarchy9579]

Air circulation is good for more than just that. Especially in winter, everything gets kinda stagnated without windows open and some plants can be really prone to fungus issues without it.

[@lozo828]

Hey have you stopped doing the etsy shop?

[@desireedusseau1769]

He has it closed for winter months. It's hard to ship from cold climates. I'm in Michigan and I had ordered a rare pothos from Florida that ended up dying in transit. I think the heat pack was too much stress.

[@lozo828]

@@desireedusseau1769 Yeah I didn't think he was shipping but he also didn't seem to have any plants growing for the shop for spring.

[@naysneedle5707]

How do you close your blinds? You have some very beautiful and unusual plants, thanks for sharing them with us.

[@shavonnehurst4752]

Plant hoarder's paradise

[@sonyagraske376]

So enjoyed pt.1 and this pt.2. I saw so many beautiful plants. Do you let the pepperomias dry out between waterings?

[@greenbird231]

I have had great luck with peperomias I let them dry out, because I don't want to risk fungus and they grow great their succulent type leaves help them hold water well. The only ones I don't really let dry out is wild jasmine bonsai, and Oxalis Tri

[@sonyagraske376]

@@greenbird231 thankyou. ☺🍃

[@mhclongboard]

Would you sell/ trade a plant cutting? I found and purchased a single raphidophora tetrasperma after seeing in your video (payed a butt load too), but it was nearly dead on arrival and died in days, and I cant find any others anywhere. I have several plants, and varieties of plants not in your collection I'd be willing share several of those as well for a single tetrasperma cutting or rooted cutting. Please let me know!

[@Ichitogy]

NICK I think you fig has a manganese deficiency it looks like an IMMOBILE nutrient deficiency

[@tomhessler8671]

I wish I had all these plantsssss

[@AlletaLady]

9:48 Calathea macarana?

[@choerrylinepaidallchecks]

WOW

[@FigsnThings]

Queen you need to go to Short Mountain Faerie Sanctuary, your druid self would feel right at home.

[@anthonylewis62]

crotons hate my guts, they are sold very very cheap at walmart every season and i always buy a couple and lways kill it haha, they are drama queens for leaf drop so this year, i put them under grow lights, and wham, its still alive haha

[@sonyagraske376]

THERE IS LOTS OF QUESTIONS IN THIS COMMENT SECTION... PLEASE TAKE SOME TIME TO ANSWER THEM. THANKYOU, FOR YOUR HELP. AND ENJOYED BOTH 1 & 2 VIDEO HOME TOUR. #marchmadness#2019#TARHEELS#1 HAVE A GREAT SPRING ~ FROM ASHEVILLE, N.C. 💙

[@myfirstnovel]

I just bought a Ruby Cascade at the local nursery and I totally blame you ;)

[@leeloocarson4538]

😊😊😊🌱🌱🌱🌱

[@DanAlva24]

🥰

[@josevenegas7799]

15:18 lol wut