😲 Unhappy Plant Drama: 2 Weeks Post-Ecuagenera Delivery! 🌵🔥

Join me on a unique botanical journey as we dive into the 2-week update of my recent Ecuagenera order, delivered in the chilling embrace of winter. As a dedicated plant enthusiast, I decided to embark on an experiment that would challenge the resilience of rare and tropical houseplants. Ordered during the Black Friday sales, these plants faced the ultimate test: surviving being shipped in the coldest part of winter. This video is not just an update; it's a story of survival, growth, and unexpected outcomes.
🌿 What to Expect in This Video:
A detailed walkthrough of each plant's condition post-delivery.
Insightful observations on new growth, resilience, and those struggling to adapt.
Special highlights on the Anthuriums' surprising thirstyness and the Philodendron luxurians' unexpected new leaf.
From the lush foliage of Philodendron pinnatilobum aff and Monstera subpinnata, to the unique charm of various Anthurium species, each plant tells its own story. Discover which of these green beauties are thriving and which are facing challenges.
🔍 Dive Deep Into the Highlights:
Philodendron pinnatilobum aff & Monstera subpinnata: A look into their resilience and adaptation.
Anthuriums: Unveiling their exceptional performance and unexpected behavior.
Philodendron luxurians: Breaking stereotypes with its remarkable growth.
💡 Why This Matters: Understanding how rare tropical plants respond to winter conditions not only enhances our care techniques but also deepens our connection with the natural world. This experiment sheds light on the adaptability and needs of these exotic beauties, providing valuable insights for fellow enthusiasts and collectors.
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📌 Chapters for Easy Navigation:
00:00 Intro
02:41 Philodendron pinnatilobum aff
06:14 Monstera subpinnata
09:54 Anthurium waterburyanum
14:36 Anthurium lancea
18:41 Anthurium offolterianum
21:44 Philodendron luxurians
24:25 Anthurium argyrostachyum
26:41 Anthurium flavolineatum
29:46 Anthurium recavum
31:39 Final Thoughts
Whether you're here for the love of rare houseplants, seeking tips on winter plant care, or just curious about the outcome of this green experiment, I welcome you to this botanical adventure. Let's explore the resilience of these tropical treasures together and share in the joy and challenges of plant parenting.
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[@plantytotalkabout]

Memo 👏🏼🫶🏼🥹 every dang time your videos are on point and on time for me! My Ecuagenera Ecuador imports will be here today and you give me such encouragement for them! I’ve been stressing this moment so much for the last week knowing today is the day! 😂 So happy to see your 2 week update! I’m so glad you always are transparent in showing us the good, the bad, anddddd the not so picture perfect on all your plants journeys! This is one of the manyyyyy reasons I will always love watching your content and genuinely enjoy it!

[@ebbosworth]

That A. Flavollineatum is an absolute beauty... I feel like the one that did the worst is the type of anthurium that's a struggle for everyone, considering the type of leaves. I'd LOVE to see your entire anthurium collection, you always have some "oddballs" and don't seem to be about the "pap craze"

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Absolutely agree, the A. Flavollineatum is breathtaking! 🌺 I'll consider showing off the whole collection soon. 'Oddballs' over 'pap' any day! 😉

[@lindaedwards4632]

It’s wonderful that your imports are doing so well 🎉🎉 I like the plant with the long thin leaves and the little lobes. 😀🇨🇦

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Thank you, Linda! 🎉 It's been a wonderful journey with these imports. That plant is definitely a favorite. Greetings to Canada! 🇨🇦😀

[@allonewordcaps]

Nice to see the names of the plants behind you. 😊

[@KathyGallagher01]

They are all looking remarkably well for the 2 week mark Memo. Been looking at the flavolineatum for little while now it looks like it stays compact and love those long leaves with bunny ears and. Look forward to further updates on yours 👌🥰

[@virginib1028]

So happy to see them all alive, many thanks for this video! 👍👍👍 No change, the anthurium flavolineatum is still my fav 😍

[@Houseplantygoodness]

So happy to hear that! And yes, the A. flavolineatum is a stunner. 😍 Thanks for sticking around! 🌿

[@silviap4478]

Good for you getting those predatory mites for so cheap. And I'm also insanely jealous. Here it's about 1 euro per satchel. Fingers crossed for you that this means you go into spring and summer without thrips 🤞🤞🤞 Also: beautiful A. flavolineatum. I love how those lobes stand at an angle ❤

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Wow, that price difference is huge! 🤯 Let's hope for a thrip-free season together. 🤞 And yes, the A. flavolineatum is just beautiful. ❤️

[@sierragenessee]

Yes, so jealous! Our shipping costs are insane in the States because we have so much ground to cover for live bugs to reach us while they are still alive. We have to fly them next day.

[@carolstuff]

They’ve acclimated nicely into your environment Memo. I really didn’t expect them to do so well; only minimal cold damage. Thanks for update Memo!

[@Houseplantygoodness]

They've really exceeded expectations! 🎉 Minimal damage is a win in my book. Thanks for being here, Carol! 🌿

[@doreen9293]

I love your videos, you always make me happy. That last plant was so shiny.

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Your happiness is my happiness! 🥰 That shiny plant sends its regards. 🌱

[@sierragenessee]

Great video! I just tested my luck with shipping an A. besseae during a warm spell with a heat pack and lost almost the whole plant when the post office neglected to deliver it for several days after it reached my town. This is my first experience rehabbing a cold damaged plant. If anyone has wisdom they would like to share, please do so! From what I read, hydration and humidity are very important during recovery because the cells that hold the plant’s water burst when they freeze. I am constantly amazed at how these plants can adapt to the conditions we force them into. This one should be completely dead but it is not.

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Thanks for sharing your story! 🌺 That sounds tough, but your resilience is inspiring. Hydration and humidity are key, indeed. Anyone else with tips for @sierragenessee? 🙏💧

[@SparkleInMoonlight]

I´m very happy to see them all alive :-) My personal favourite is P. luxurians - I hope it doesn´t behave as bad as people say. Hope all is well with them in the future🙂

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Thrilled to hear that! 🌱 P. luxurians is proving its might. Let's keep our fingers crossed for its continued success. 🤞✨

[@mochimochi3373]

The quermelense 😂 mine has been a chunk in a box for almost 3 years hahahaha

[@Houseplantygoodness]

3 years?! 😂 That's some patience right there. Let's hope it decides to surprise you soon. 🌿

[@od.vandeveer]

I like the anthurium flavolineatum and am surprised it looks so great with the small amount of roots

[@Houseplantygoodness]

It's a fighter for sure! The A. flavolineatum's resilience is a pleasant surprise. 🌱💪 Thanks for your support!

[@daveoverstreet5148]

Looking forward to the 2 month update on your Monstera, especially to learn if it's throwing out runners. Cause I ain't here for that 🤣

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Hay Dave 👋 can't wait to share more about the Monstera! And no runners, I hope. 🤣 Stay tuned! 🌱

[@jodybogar8605]

🖤 Black hearts are my fave. ☺️Enjoyed watching your video!🖤

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Black hearts are the best! 🖤 Thanks for watching and enjoying the video! 🌱

[@agneslazarenko2653]

❤

[@useryelly9457]

Looking good thank you for your hard work! Check out transparent trash cans or ice buckets they make unique clear pots. Have a lovely day!

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Glad you enjoyed it! 💚 Those transparent containers sound fantastic for root viewing on larger plants thanks! Will definitely look into it. Have a beautiful day too! 🌞

[@allonewordcaps]

😊

[@The_Black_Truth]