Uncommon Weird Houseplants Part 2 | Unique Plants to add to your collection | Not the usual aroids

[@mariajesusmorales6121]

Tus vídeos como siempre muy buenos , gracias.💌

[@Petra-ms3ku]

Love this video. My collection theme is Mortichia Adams meets alien conservatory. I’m watching part 2 next. V💚🖤💚

[@debragiannetti9755]

Love how intelligent and informative your videos are!! Your quirky, humorous way of delivering the information helps to keep it from being too dry. I learn something with every video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🥰

[@kat1984]

I love my adenium obesum plants. I have them growing under high output LED grow lights and they're growing like... trees. I buy them as seedlings and raise them from there so they're adapted to my climate. It's the end of October and my bedroom is currently 25.5°C at 8pm MST in AZ, USA. It was definitely hotter during our second summer that ended less than 2 weeks ago. I grow orchids as well but have to stick with intermediate to warm growers. Summer blooming phalaenopsis are great. Thankfully, it doesn't take a huge drop in temperature at night in order to get the grocery store phals to grow new flower spikes.

[@sherryporsch9349]

Love the strange an different plants 💚 Can’t wait too see if the Phalanthus Mirabilis keeps its leaves this winter!

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Same here, my phyllanthus has kept its leaves every winter so far, so it definately is possible

[@sherryporsch9349]

@@Houseplantygoodness Amazing!!

[@agathan.944]

Please, please, please make the next episode ! The Solanum is amazing !

[@Houseplantygoodness]

No worries will line another one up for next month 😊

[@christopherkenyon1256]

Great video I would love to see a video of rare plants that are more affordable

[@aniliname]

I just brought home a begonia ferox and a dead sticks euphorbia so this video came right on time for me 😊

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Awwww love both of those ❤️❤️❤️❤️ such awesome plants also the dead sticks are such a cool unusual looking plant 😍😍😍

[@kellyduguay3368]

Great series! Fun choices not often seen! Fyi the solanum is more related to eggplant than the tomato...check out the flowers and spines on an eggplant....well plant. ;)

[@plant_bonkers]

Lillingstone catle nursery have little baby plants got from them few months back . If I remember correctly they have quite few sizes for sale . They don't send though but really nice place to visit . World Garden and polly tunnels are to die for 🤯😍

[@AcrylDame]

Solanum is my absolute favorite genus because of tomato which is my favorite plant species of all time. I find it fascinating that a Solanum could be grown at home considering the ravenous hunger for nutrients, sunlight and extreme growth vigor that tomato plants show.

[@meikahidenori]

G'day from Australia! It's really strange to me still seeing begonias only kept for beautiful leaves, we have a festival in my state (Victoria) where it's all about flowering Begonias! We're also gearing up for the Tulip festivals here too now spring has started. These are all so beautiful 😍 thank you for sharing them!

[@louiseahmedtropicalplantgr5000]

I had solanum quitoense but it did not overwinter well, it had the sharp thorns on the leaves which were broader in shape than the one you showed. I like the unusual begonia very exotic looking.

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Yeah I have heard of that solanum too, very cool and yeah wider leaves too, my pyracanthum did have wider leaves, but it always goes slightly narrower in my care. Yeah the Begonia Sizemorea can look very very cool with all the fuzzy leaves

[@jessemejones9648]

Hey, I'm watching this in NZ and was thinking the sophora looked so familiar! It's like a crazy native weed that grows HUGE here with a pretty yellow flower. Would never imagine as an indoor plant 😆

[@Houseplantygoodness]

That is awesome, but yeah I think a lot of the plants we have as houseplants are pretty much considered weeds in their natural habitats. It's the same with English ivy here in the uk, it does grow like a weed outdoors 😅😅😅😅

[@jessemejones9648]

@@Houseplantygoodness don't get me started on tradescantia.... We kinda can't trade or sell anymore (not sure if all varieties) so I gift lots 😉

[@karthikk7593]

This is how my great great Grand mother used to wear her ear rings...........pulling her lobes down to the Earth's core.

[@doreenhamilton7943]

I am liking this series but didn't care for any of the plants you showed today but I do Love your shirt.

[@haufruen37]

Hi from Denmark :) I have a Phalanthus Mirabilis, and it loses it's stemt/petioles and leaves in winter time

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Hey to Denmark from the UK 👋👋👋 I think i am just lucky that mine keeps its leaves 😊

[@haufruen37]

@@Houseplantygoodness I think so. 😊😊 You are lucky to be able to enjoy it all year around

[@robnbmore]

What is the plant in the back😮? Over your left shoulder on the top shelf with the green veins ?

[@makbruno1]

Love this new series. Tired of all the anthurium, philos.

[@Houseplantygoodness]

yeah I think a few people might be so I thought I would give a little love to the non Philos, Anthuriums too 😊

[@Charlang009]

I need a bigger conservatory 🤣

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Tell me about it 😅😅😅

[@DominiquevonF]

R u passionate about tropical house plants?

[@Dieppaloveplants]

Im tired of the Ant and philo i want sone different plat

[@agathesaraka2459]

Are you greeke? You are goooood

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Yep originally from Greece 😊

[@agathesaraka2459]

Χαιρομαι τα χρωματα σου ειναι ελληνικα εισαι ενας ελληνας κουκλος ειμαι η αγαθη και ειμαι σερραια μενω στην αθηνα φιλια απρην ελλαδα

[@StalkerNaturaliste]

Beware of the poached Dioscorea elephantipes!

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Yes I became aware of that after I got mine, but mine was tiny when I got it rather than the larger specimens, so don't think it's poached, but got for everyone to keep that in mind

[@StalkerNaturaliste]

@@Houseplantygoodness i also think your's is not poached. But the supply for the old "turtle shell" can't come from nowhere obviously since it grow very slowly. I'm trying to grow Dioscorea alata, a huge edible caudex with purple winged stems.