Will These be the Next NEW HOUSEPLANTS? - Ep 183

[@ducere0]

Chad needs his own KZbin channel, he has such a soothing energy and the way he talks about plants shows how much he loves them and that's always so wholesome to watch

[@erikcuevas9287]

I’m agree with you!!

[@inbetweenworlds]

We put pandan leaf when we boil rice and it lends a fragrant aroma. In Thailand, there's a recipe called pandan chicken. So yum!

[@arnaldorentes5371]

I'll try it, seems great!

[@jennlacson2872]

I miss pandan rice :)

[@milesowenvalladolid9244]

Yeah, We also do it here in the Philippines. Tell me about it. It is so aromatic.

[@Flexi0224]

Buko pandan

[@aasalaha]

Yes !! And all the great Pandan sweets like jellies and sweet drinks:,)

[@jdarling89]

Pandan is very common here in the Philippines. Lots of medicinal and culinary benefits. We even have numerous desserts made from/with/of "Pandan flavor".

[@terencemitchao]

In the Philippines, we put the pandan leaf when cooking rice, it’s really fragrant!

[@loydville7552]

Yes and we also have a couple species of Pandan some of which are endemic in our country(Phil.) BUKO PANDAN is also one of our all time favorite

[@ManjunathKarkal]

We use it India as well.. super fragrant & mild taste.. 👌

[@RedLiff]

same here in indonesia

[@jeraldjohnbalite163]

We also use it in our beverage s here in the Philippines

[@cheriamanja6214]

In Malaysia, the Malays use it in cooking like nasi lemak (cocunut milk rice), kuih (cakes) & manisan (deserts) as well as minuman (drinks). We also use pandan as indoor potpourri like air freshener, & with flower decorations during weddings. It's definitely a multi purpose plant in Malaysia. Malays love the pandan plants, in fact almost all Malay families has it planted in the backyard of their houses. Thanks for sharing & introducing pandan plant to the world, Chad & Summer Rayne.

[@brianatorres2887]

I love watching the genuine excitement in people's faces when they get to talk about plants with other plant lovers 😍

[@mxhcxl]

I love the fairchild videos witch Chad!

[@summerrayneoakes]

He's the bomb dot com.

[@yrenecedeno2177]

Thank you for working with thar Pilea from my country Dominican Republic🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@elkixpin]

Thank you for spoiling us with all this content! It brightens these days of uncertainty and illness.

[@janicerenee850]

In Singapore, we used Pandan leaf to cook Kueh Kueh (Nonya or Malay cakes). Pandan is also used to chase pests such as cockroaches away. They can be found below seats of taxis or cabs.

[@dianeallen5753]

Thats interesting , underneath seats? How do they get any light? And why are they put underneath cabs ? Just wondering..

[@yuntingtan5855]

Pandan a. is definitely an edible houseplant here in Southeast Asia - though if you grow them in pots it can be a much smaller one than the third pot shown here. It’s the Asian Vanilla

[@sandrakephart7131]

Absolutely amazing! I love learning new things and Chad Husby is so knowledgeable. I really like weird and unusual plants. Thank Mr. Husby for sharing his unique plants and information. Thank you Summer for taking us along. Have a great day!

[@PamsPrettyPlants]

Yes. Yes to everything.

[@theonghantan862]

Pandan leave..we use to cook dessert Eg...sugar syrup ........pandan coconut custard

[@John-jl3ky]

Very interesting, my dad was a plant scientist, so it’s in my blood I’m always interested in new plants.

[@robinson101011]

Hi Summer, It is so nice to have a field trip again. Thanks

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

LOL!! Pandanus no. 3 caught me by surprise alright ... all of our parents and grandparents would have had this in their gardens at some point :)

[@Jen-zk9se]

Love seeing these two geeking out over plants 💛👏

[@Weirder_the_better]

Chad has such a calming energy. Like the Bob Ross of plants. ❤️ I always learn a lot when you have him in your channel!

[@bryghian]

Pandans are great houseplant candidates. Here in the Philippines, many grow on different environment. Some on boggy and wet land, even on marshes. Some on side of lime stone mountains, even on sand near beaches and river. So tolerant for a plant, wonderful inside the house. Philippines!

[@ChuckSilva]

Wow.....I’m just in awe of all of the beauty & intellect ........ amazing.......🎶🎼❤️

[@ZaihasSyakhir]

Yeah i cook alot with pandan leaves. Malaysian here btw!

[@goddess131]

hi Summer, wow I'm excited by this video, so many beautiful plants that you showed that I would love to have in my home. Also pandan leaf is excellent in deserts, I had not thought about it being a houseplant before because I thought it needed more humid conditions. Thank you for this video.

[@BenteDosUnoBente]

The Euphorbia that looks like a Christmas plant is stunning and the one with acupuncture /therapeutic qualities :D

[@是我-l4z]

My mom likes to use the fresh pandan leaves as a house fragrance. She usually shredded it first. It also helps to keep unwanted insects away. 😁

[@rubykaamino1904]

I have variegated pandanus from Claveria, Phils, it looks very nice.

[@MarineThePlantMachine]

Wow this is fascinating! I've often wondered how tropical plants become indoor plants around the world. These species are so interesting, especially the acupuncture type one! Great video :)

[@Lisa85]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing these amazing plants!

[@jamieatelier]

In Singapore we put pandan in food, cakes and drinks its smell fantastic as house plant too pandan definitely my favorite plant

[@dianemiles2720]

I am loving this rare plant episode. I want a pandan!

[@thenorthernpalace261]

The first time I saw you featured Pandanus amaryllifolius in your 365 days of plant, and I was like, wow, pandan as a houseplant, really? Coz as a Malaysian, I would never imagine it as a houseplant! And it's so cool that Chad is featuring it again here :)

[@summerrayneoakes]

There are so many good potentials out there! Now we just have to get people to grow them and sell them!

[@normaagbayani5174]

@@summerrayneoakes agree with you. We would like to see here in north America.

[@NeilChristopherAlaiza]

Nice that Pandan has made it’s way to the US. I can just imagine people taking care of Pandan in their kitchens and use the leaves as aromatics for desserts, the same way Aloe Vera is taken cared of and used for its soothing effects on burns.

[@icemancometh8679]

So interesting seeing all those plants, never seen those before. I love my bird of paradise so my mind kept going to that banana plant in the background, I LOVE that!

[@chiffre-nummer8475]

I recently got one of the 3. Pandan here in Germany, just liked the shape and the special roots. It's at home with many other plants now and I keep it under a south facing window, without lots of direct sunlight. It's around 50% humidity and around 20°C and I am happy that this one is doing fine till now. I really like the fact that I can use the leaves for cooking.

[@Lushplant]

I was just there on Saturday 🤗 Although the plant houses are closed due to Covid, the property itself is an amazing experience

[@venrichdelatorre6672]

YAYY NEW UPLOAD FROM S.R.O.!!!! I am a big fan of your intro!!! Hehehe THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANOTHER ONE PLEASE KEEP ON CREATING, KEEP ON INSPIRING! a fan from Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭💚😍🧡

[@kenclarkeis]

Some lovely plants there. Thanks Chad.

[@aquaflor957]

Verry nice summer Rayne ..... 🥰🥰😍

[@ACMMGSJS]

We add pandan leaves on our rice. Very good aroma. From Philippines.8

[@rjs5619]

Very nice opuntia without spikes. I would totally buy it ❤️

[@TH3XT3RR]

I love the friendly cactus 🌵

[@Mspoor70]

Great subject 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@musicalmarion]

Neea Psychotrioides is so pretty, and if it doesn't grow much larger would make a super houseplant. I presume these were chosen because they're not toxic, Summer? What a great video and I love your tan ! I hope you have Sunscreen on out there! Thanks for uploading this it was such a good topic : )

[@pattheplanter]

_Neea psychotrioides_ has fruit which are edible when ripe. I don't know with the _Wikstroemia_ but most of the Thymelaeaceae are horrendously poisonous, so I would not try it. The _Aristolochia_ can give you cancer if you eat it. All parts of the _Solanum pyracanthum_ are toxic. Toxic plants are generally much less bothered by pests. If you have pets or untamed children you might want to avoid them.

[@stardoll1995]

Always with incredibly cool content! 😄

[@maggiewatson8678]

My mom is from Palawan. A beautiful magical place 🌿💖✨

[@arnaldorentes5371]

Great idea for a video! All are really new plants, for us. And so beautiful... At the Burle Marx collection, in Rio de Janeiro I saw another beautiful little Pandanus, all striped in dark green and bright yellow. Don't seems like common variegation, it's a very regular pattern. It's a beautiful place to visit, as the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden, almost nearby. Think about it. Congratulations!

[@jorgecanales798]

I definitely see these plants making it to the houseplant trade. I want them all 😍🌱

[@greentape7817]

I would love to have a pandan in my house! What a lovely aroma.

[@on_another_level5661]

Thanks for sharing Summer.

[@katemorris6988]

I'm just getting into gardening, both indoor and out, and find your channel really useful! I was wondering if you had a video specifically on indoor potting mixes that you use/make? Thanks!

[@kanecurtis3215]

i would happily introduce all these plants to my collection!!

[@iedenchannel]

Gorgeous plants! Great video! 💚

[@gilachess]

I like the last one. I also have the spikeless pandan and it's used to flavour rice.

[@p4ul1010]

Wow this video was so amazing because i learned about this plants that i never heard before but also my wish list has expanded greatly and i cant wait to have the opportunity to buy this plants 😍✨

[@jenoluisacub549]

Glad to see our local plants here in the Philippines being cultivated in orchards there in the US. There's even a town here in our province named after pandan plant because of it's abundance in that town.They weave the leaves into beautiful mats and bags.

[@michellepureice]

That Opuntia is a game changer! No spines!! it's a dream come true, I would love to get my hands on one.

[@larrycahoon8465]

Etsy has them. I had to search under Opuntia Ellisiana. At least I believe that it is the same plant from the description.

[@michellepureice]

@@larrycahoon8465 awesome, thanks!

[@JoeyThomas]

yes, that is the one I want too. He did not mention its hardiness

[@leadingladybeauty8164]

They still have small spines. I handled mine once trying to cut off the pups and all of my fingers were covered in tiny hair-like spines. Absolutely terrible to remove, took a long time because of the amount and how difficult they were to see. Not a pleasant experience! Still wear gloves when handling these :)

[@ladybird74786]

The dude is sooooo relaxing to listen to 🥰

[@renakwong2335]

Pandan Will make a great houseplant..Not only its leaves are Lush, Full & kinda Hardy..it gives nice scent😊😍 Thumbs Up!!!

[@AndeeKiss]

I always had screw pine plants. They are very easy to take care of and to propagate. Tons of pups! Better watch out with the leaf edges though... 😁

[@summerrayneoakes]

Yea some of the leaf edges are DEADLY! But a couple ones that I have don't really have bad spines.

[@sandragoerlich7134]

I can see myself planting those pretty plants, I like the solanum and the sting nettles type and have my own acupuncture treatments, thanks for sharing!!!

[@edwardlittlefield447]

Thanks Summer! I needed that!

[@Indusxstan]

11:50 amazing candidate for Bonsai. Wikstromia retusa. Really liked it.

[@wildblossomdesign5527]

I vote for the little tree with berries hanging down in clusters - really pretty!

[@beaujake11]

Try to boil the Pandan leaves. Omg the smell is so amazing

[@leonixnoah4073]

Some of those plants are common in my country! Hi from Malaysia!

[@claylow5337]

Pandan with jello is heavenly! Pandan with cakes. Pandan tea with lemongrass takes u to heaven too! We use this a lot in Singapore desserts and local cakes.

[@Farstar5710]

Some gorgeous new species here...

[@mlvalero2037]

Here in the Philippines we used that pandan for cooking it's smell fragrant.. Love it 😊

[@maryanngeline]

LOVE the pandan flavor. It’s so fragrant like a floral melon

[@honeybear4735]

Weird to see a very common grass here in the Philippines, Pandan, as an oriental plant in the US. Anyway what's great about this plant is we can make a dessert out of it. We also put this in our rice because of its scent.

[@summerrayneoakes]

I love the dual purpose! Food and Hort!

[@RusticRusty]

Pandan is actually from the Pandanaceae family, where as grass is from the Poaceae family! I can see how it could be mistaken for a grass though.

[@haseo8244]

@@RusticRusty also called screw pine which can be found in Florida as tree. Look like yucca but with a lot of air roots, corkscrew pattern in which leaves sprout from the stem, this called screw pine.

[@pattheplanter]

_Wikstroemia_ is not in the Euphorbiaceae but is one of the Thymelaeaceae. The little green flowers are clearly not cyathia. They are relatives of _Daphne_ as you can see from the shape.

[@chadehusby]

Yes, that was a mistake. Thank you for the correction!

[@pattheplanter]

@@chadehusby My pleasure. Keeping track of those 350,000 species can be a challenge. You subscribed to my channel. I do hope you are not holding your breath waiting for new content. I might have another video under a minute long in another 6 years. I write articles for my blog, mainly. If you have the time for reading, it is "Some Bad Photos of Plants".

[@SHARONSHORTOrchidsandGarden]

Cool! Thanks for sharing.

[@davidbloem8122]

Great content! Wonderfully made aswell.

[@bluektq]

Pandan is very common plant in Indonesia, and we use it a lot to make savory dish & dessert

[@franceenllanos2322]

🌿I would choose the Pandan most definitely!🌿

[@Amora986]

Thank you so much for sharing this,i love to learn about new Plants!! I would love a Pandan!🎍 it souds like a very easy plant to have that would do well!!♥🌾🎋🌾♥

[@markkevinflorendo919]

There are also desserts made with pandan leaves. The subtle fragarance it gives is so delish.

[@plantdemicbyyan-yan8188]

Omg pandan leaves!! Ugghh love the smell of it when mix to ur deserts amd even when boiling rice... and did he say "ube"? Or purple yam

[@Clutchpearls]

They definitely will be now that Summer made a video! :)

[@patrickmanuel7301]

Same thing here in philippines we soak leaves of pandan when you cook rice you will notice the aroma of pandan( the one that he took from palawan philippines) we also incorporate in other culinary cooking like our favorite dessert buko pandan ❤️

[@gwendolynflanagan8823]

I would choose the Neea, Wikstroemia, or Urera laciniata. For sheer visual impact, I's choose the latter! What a great mini-tour.

[@herronchrisannc]

I grew up cooking with Pandan leaves! So fragrant and flavorful!

[@johnpatterson9219]

I think the pandan would be awesome!

[@anjelevil]

Jam made from pandan is divine, ate a lot of it when I was in Malaysia.Great video!

[@gayatanigarden614]

oh pandan, I'm happy if it's going to be popular, because here it grows wild and the leaves are used for food coloring too, some species can even become large trees up to 10 meters tall

[@susanpratt4061]

If and when they make the neea psychotriodes available....I will be in line. 🌱🙂🌱

[@jeremiahmacon6925]

This was a great idea from your platform.

[@kimjamesmartin1497]

We also have yellow and green variegated pandan here in Palawan, I also saw it printed in penshoppe's paper bag ❤️

[@Indusxstan]

The masochistic plants are particularly gorgeous. I would love these.

[@katrinamarietorres1438]

I’m from the Philippines and we use pandan to flavor rice and desserts. One popular dessert is called “Buko Pandan” which is made of shredded buko (coconut), milk, and gelatin cubes flavored with pandan.

[@mahikamihan]

It just so happens I bought a pandan plant from Logee's recently so this is a very on-point video!

[@silasd7348]

I'm in love with the wikstroemia retusa. Very nice foliage and fruits. I'd buy it.

[@mrw6198]

I'm not sure in which taxonomic system a Wikstroemia is classified under Euphorbiaceae. Last time I checked it was a member of Thymelaeaceae.

[@chadehusby]

Yes, that was a mistake on my part. Thank you for the correction

[@mrw6198]

Amateur botanist from Queensland, Australia (W. indica is a common plant here. Now your presentation has prompted me to consider the horticultural potential of our native Wikstroemia.)

[@ddesigns6555]

We are from the philippines and we also have a nice collection of plants!! Nice video!

[@jenflan133]

I would love to have a little gumdrop plant!

[@terrapedes]

I want that Wikstroemia!!!

[@anastymp]

Pandan in indonesia often use for a dessert, its like soup of banana or pumpkin with coconut milk and brown sugar mixed together, and we called it kolak/kolek. But one day im in the estuary of one small city, the locals make a bag, wallet and carpet out of a big and spiny pandan and the smell of a fresh hand craft is just on another level

[@tangt4860]

Started taking care if this big thick leafy plant that grows from the stem about 2 weeks ago and sprouts from the side are starting to grow fast. What is the best way to identify and learn to manage the furious grower?

[@thepipingbagbakery4399]

The fruiting ones😍

[@SHARONSHORTOrchidsandGarden]

I'd like to try the Urera laciniata!!! 😲

[@p4ul1010]

The Pandamus plants and the spineless cactus are my favorites of this video and are the plants i can’t wait to see in the market ^_^

[@summerrayneoakes]

yeah the spineless cactus is pretty bad-ass.

[@TraveLeePH]

We use our Pandan Leaves in our rice. It gives flavour and lovely scent. It's also good for drinking as well. Lovely videos! All the way from Manila, Philippines

[@summerrayneoakes]

I love plants that can double as a houseplant and food plant!

[@TraveLeePH]

@@summerrayneoakes come visit the Philippines once the pandemic is over. 🤗