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Summer 2023 Houseplant Tour
It’s been 1 year since the debut of this channel! Thank you to all my viewers and especially subscribers for your support!
It’s Summer 2023, and we will take a tour through the house of my updated plant collection, and talk about some of the happenings of the past year.
It’s Summer 2023, and we will take a tour through the house of my updated plant collection, and talk about some of the happenings of the past year.
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How to Care for Cast Iron Plant
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This video will detail the care for Cast Iron Plant, or Aspidistra Elatior. Includes light, watering, soil, humidity, pests, and propagation.
Variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig Update
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Update video on my variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig tree. Spoiler alert: it’s not great. If you have any suggestions please leave a comment (or thoughts in general) Thanks for watching!
Aglaonema Not Doing Well? Try This!
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Is your Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen) not growing well, dropping leaves, and not putting on size? First rule out over/under-watering and a light issue. Next check for pests. If none of these problems exist, it is time to take the plant out of the pot and look at the roots. Most Aglaonema plants are made from grouped rooted cuttings, and these cuttings are planted into the nursery pots with the ...
How to Treat Black Leaf Mold / Fungus : Indoor Gardening 101
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This video is about how to treat your houseplant for black leaf mold or black leaf fungus. This mold fungus occurs on the undersides of leaves and is usually from high humidity/ increased plant transpiration and poor air circulation. Black leaf mold is common on Aglaonemas, Scheffleras, and can occur on other kinds of houseplants. It is easy to cure and all you need is dish soap, a rag and some...
How To Care For Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema)
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All about Aglaonema, or Chinese Evergreen plants and how to take care of them. Plus a short tour of my personal collection while we talk about plant care.
2022 Winter Houseplant Tour & Christmas Decor
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Winter 2022 houseplant tour with some plant updates and some Christmas decor! Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, and thanks for watching/ subscribing!
How To Care For Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees (Ficus Lyrata)
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This video is about Ficus Lyrata/ Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree care. Includes light requirement, watering, home conditions, soil, pests, propagation, and special considerations.
How to Water Your Houseplant: Indoor Gardening 101
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How to Water Your Houseplant: Indoor Gardening 101
Houseplant Tour & Halloween Decor! Fall 2022
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Houseplant Tour & Halloween Decor! Fall 2022
Pandy’s Garden Center: Houseplant Shopping and Nursery Tour Oct. 2022
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Pandy’s Garden Center: Houseplant Shopping and Nursery Tour Oct. 2022
How to Tell the Type of Light in Your Home: Indoor Gardening 101
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How to Tell the Type of Light in Your Home: Indoor Gardening 101
Tennessee Nursery Trip Houseplant Haul! Signal Mountain Nursery and The Barn Nursery
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Tennessee Nursery Trip Houseplant Haul! Signal Mountain Nursery and The Barn Nursery
The Barn Nursery: Houseplant Shopping and Nursery Tour
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The Barn Nursery: Houseplant Shopping and Nursery Tour
Signal Mountain Nursery: Houseplant Shopping and Nursery Tour
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Signal Mountain Nursery: Houseplant Shopping and Nursery Tour
Unboxing Video Aglaonemas White Rain & Siam White Pearl, Anthurium Podophyllum, Peace Lily Jessica
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Unboxing Video Aglaonemas White Rain & Siam White Pearl, Anthurium Podophyllum, Peace Lily Jessica
Majesty Palm-It’s Getting Cold Don’t Toss Them-Bring Them Inside! Plant Profile & Care Guide
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Majesty Palm-It’s Getting Cold Don’t Toss Them-Bring Them Inside! Plant Profile & Care Guide
Let’s Go Houseplant Shopping! Lowe’s and Home Depot Fall - September 2022
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Let’s Go Houseplant Shopping! Lowe’s and Home Depot Fall - September 2022
Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum): Complete Plant Profile and How To Care Guide
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Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum): Complete Plant Profile and How To Care Guide
Unboxing: Variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus Lyrata)
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Unboxing: Variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus Lyrata)
my god I've never seen someone so excited to show their plants before
Thanks for the valuable info! Would you say the majesty palm prefers higher watering frequency irrespective of the soil? For example, I have a majesty palm in a general potting mix and find that soil stays damp for at least 3 weeks after each watering. It gets plenty of indirect light throughout the day, though it's growth & appearance have been stagnant for several months. I've heard some people suggest "half" watering (stopping before water starts coming out the drainage hole), that way you can water more frequently and the plant would prefer this. Thoughts?
So they virtually sell you a plant that is doomed? I get that it is faster to plant 3 or 4 in the one pot to make a larger plant and then able to get a better price but they use plastic? Why not use the jiffy pots that degrade then everyone is happy.
Amazing ! ….Where did you bought it ? 😊
I picked up my Majesty Palm from Lowe’s for $15 a month ago. I’m giving it some outside time but keep it inside most days. I have 2 new fawns and one it’s almost fully open. Hopefully it thrives inside through the Winter. It already has its own grow light once I figure out where I’ll keep it in my house.
3 separate plants fresh potting soil good indirect lighti
Thanks for sharing this
This is SO amazing, I have a Ghost Frost just like this, and it's not going anywhere good , last night I discovered root cages in my Pink Aurora, which was also suffering, will investigate tomorrow, what a Godsend, I was just googling
I love it, great formate
Where did you purchase your plants?
I really enjoyed you video. Next time please share where you bought the plant from !
I live in Northeast Ohio. I live in Willoughby and luckily and knock on wood. I've never had insect problems for my majesty palm but I believe I did kill it because I cut the roots because I thought they were rotten, he's slowly dying and I feel so bad cuz I had him for 3 years. But I'm going to go out and purchase another one lol
Yea there is always a learning curve with everything, don’t feel too bad. The next one will prosper from what you’ve learned! 💚
Please put down in the description the type of fertilizer and spray you use for spider mites
Hello, you said you use espoma fertilizer indoor, do you use just the regular indoor plant food or do you use the espoma for Palms?
Hello, I use the espoma Indoor in the bright green bottle
Depending on your zone I’m 9B and I just leave it outside all season. I have it in the patio and on my porch. Some nights are in the 20s.
I opened your channel hoping for a new video ❤
I also live in northern Ohio. I thought this could last outside in colder than 65 degrees.
Hello! Yes, they absolutely can survive less than 65. When nights are consistently in the 50s, the plant starts to get cold damage and may start to die. I bring mine in early because I like to keep them looking as perfect as I can, so once the nights dip below 60 I bring them in.
I really enjoyed your video! You are a pro and your plants show it! Love your house!❤❤
Thank you so much!
This is without a doubt, the most easy to understand explanation of lighting I have ever seen! I really hope you come back and start posting again. You have a lot to offer and I for one am anxious to learn. Your plants are gorgeous as is your home and along with your soothing voice making your videos so wonderful to watch. I do hope you come back.
Can I break apart a triple trunk into three pots?
Hi, yes you should be able to. Just make sure the trunks aren’t fused at the base (like, you don’t have to cut them apart with a saw) and *try* to be as gentle as you can with the roots. It will be traumatic for the plant, so try to cause as little collateral damage as you can
Actually Brown Tips Could Mean A Humidity Issue. FYI..
Yes, you are correct, for a plant like Calathea or begonia that requires very high humidity. Most palms like high humidity, but can tolerate moderate humidity well. The most common reason for brown tips in plants that tolerate low to moderate humidity is overwatering (or in the case of dracaena chorine sensitivity) 💚
I love your plants we have similar taste. Love watching a house plant tour that looks like an actual home with old plants and not a someone selling a bunch of cuttings everywhere looking like a nursery. haha. my favorite is a parlor Palm too I got one even bigger than yours in a 12-inch pot and I've been wondering if I need to repot. I think you answered my question lmao.
Thank you! That’s awesome your parlor palm is so huge! I’d love to see it. I think they are SO underrated as houseplants
They survived it’s like in the 40’s at night when can I bring them back out?
Yay!! I would put them outside again when the nights don’t dip below 50, closer to 60 if you really want to be safe
@@allhouseplants ok thank you for the reply
So pretty ❤ did you purchase this from costa farms or a nursery? I just purchased one & it's on the way. So excited to get it!
Good luck! I got mine from a local garden center
I bought one from Home Depot recently and it was extremely root bound. I could not loosen them by hand and opted not to cut any of them off while repotting in a larger pot with fresh soil. Was this a mistake? Should I saw/cut off a portion of the roots?
No, you don’t have to cut the roots of a bound plant. The pros go back and forth on that. Loosening them helps the new roots spread out faster, but damaging them too much can be dangerous for the plant 🤷♀️ What is important is that when you water, water by the base of the plant to soak that rock hard ball of roots, but also water well on the edges to attract roots OUTWARD outside of the ball. Roots naturally seek moist soil, that’s why it’s important to water all over the top of the pot to distribute it evenly.
Impressed. Regards from Minahasa, Indonesia
Thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How much are these worth? I just bought one and wondering if i got a good price.
Well, I paid $500 for mine. I would’ve liked to purchase a smaller less expensive one, but they were out of stock. That being said, that’s not a decision I would make again. Good luck with yours! 💚
I just got a variegated Fiddle Leaf Fig in the mail today so I was researching their care. I'm not sure what's causing the brown edges, but one thing I learned from a Fiddle Leaf Fig group on fb is that double potting can cause problems. You could try taking it out of the decorative pot. Also, check out Professor Monstera. I followed a lot of his advice for Monsteras for my regular Fiddle Leaf Fig's and have had great success. He recommends Azos and ph Up or Ph down as needed. You could try checking the ph. Also using an indoor plant light for 12 hours a day may help along with a humidifier. One lady from the group recommends 12 hours of darkness in addition to the supplemental light. I also started adding mycorrhizae for 6 weeks til it's established. (not sure if that's the same as Azos or not). You might want to treat for spider mites too. I thought I saw some on the leaf. I use Ocean Forest soil and modify with Biochar, pumice and sand. I do a Superthrive root soak before potting. I also started using a moisture meter for water. I am not sure if you have the plant still but I was thinking maybe propogate the top and try starting over. Thanks for sharing and I hope yours is doing better! 🤗🪴✨
I love that 2 toned Aglaonema in your bedroom!! They are one of my very best favorite house plants. And that Golden Papya!! And I started drooling when the Ag. Chocolate came out!! OMG!! Where did you find one, may I ask?? I have never seen so many varieties of Aglaonemas in one home!! I love them all!! I am so sorry to hear about your bug issue. All your plants are so lovely. Do you use a a systemic? Bonides Systemic will keep that out of control issue from happening again. That Dracenea is show stopping!! Glad that one pulled through.
Yes, I love Aglaonemas too, they are so underrated in the houseplant community! The 2 tone I bought at Lowe’s, and the Golden Papaya and chocolate I bought at a local garden center called Petitti’s. Yea the bugs have really gotten me down lately. I’m always fighting with spider mites, and I’m pretty sure I’ve had thrips recently too. I’ve tried the systemic,but didn’t seem to work that well for me, but maybe I should try it again, I’m sure I still have it. Thanks for your comments!
Just came across your channel tonight and I must say you have not only a beautiful home, but a gorgeously kept collection of plants!! I am an avid Aglaonema fan as well! And I agree they are greatly under rated! I am also a Peace Lily fan! I have a few varieties of both these genus's. I LOVE all your magnificent windows!! And I would certainly have a Fiddle leaf Fig like yours if I had those windows! What a gorgeous plant! And I love how you have the Rio growing in the bottom! I did have a palm that I would have loved to play with, it have sharp edges and would cut me if I did. I never had any luck with palms. I look forward to watching how all your plants do and all the new ones you get.
I have several varieties of Aglaonema, & they are doing well. My only Aspidistra, however, has mostly browning leaves. I've had it for a year & a half. It sits below a high west window. I use a moisture meter to make sure I'm not over-watering. There is little new growth. It doesn't look good. I would discard it, but I had to send away for it & pay $30, so I'm not quite ready to give up on it.
I hear you they aren’t cheap. I’m not super familiar with moisture meter use because I dont have one, but it does check deep into the pot, right? The bottom 1/4 of pots tend to hold a bit of water, even if you have drain holes, something about physics and water molecule properties. Anyway, my next ideas would be check it carefully for spider mites as they are prone. Also any drafts or house too cold? Last idea would be too much sun if it gets any intense afternoon sun from the window. Good luck, hope he pulls through! Oh, last last idea is too much fertilizer. They are very slow growing and don’t need much.
@@allhouseplants Thank you for responding. Yes, the post on the moisture meter is 10-12" long. The plant sits below a high window, so direct sunlight does not reach it. I just checked for spider mites, but I don't see any mites or webs. I have been fertilizing once a month, along with my other plants. So far, I am only confirming my friend's opinion that Aspidistra are ugly.😒
Soo beautiful ❤😘😊
Thank you! Appreciate your comments!
This was the perfect video thank you!
Thank you! More to come!
I was so impressed about the Galaxy Milky Way cast iron I had to get me a little one, I love it And you have helped me with my majestic palm too. Love your channel
Thanks so much, that makes my day ❤️
I’ve seen a lot of majesty Palm videos on CZcams. And this by Far is the Best one I’ve seen and heard!!! Great job
Thank you so much!!! 💚
What if my Palm won't unfurl like the branches they just stay in tubes I'm having troubles with mine help😢
Sorry to hear, sounds like maybe the plant’s growth is being inhibited somehow…. 1. Is the soil evenly moist? Water if it’s dry. If it’s too wet, repot, or rough up the soil 4-6” down and put a small fan on it to dry it out. 2. Temperature- is it warm enough? At least 65 in the house? Plants are “cold-blooded” 3. Is it getting enough sun? Can’t make food without sun and water. Majesty palms love direct sun. 4. Humidity- want at least 40%. if air is too dry can keep palms and philodendrons from unfurling properly. Mist with spray bottle daily Is it root bound? Was it fertilized before winter? Now that it’s spring, maybe give it a little bit of fertilizer but go east for now. Good luck!!
@@allhouseplants thank you. That's helpful
One minute in, and I already realize I'm doing it wrong. I thought the brown tips meant ot was under watered.. I screw myself every year!!! Thank you!!
You’re welcome!! Good luck!
So lovely 😂
Thanks so much, they are unexpected lovely IMO
Had mine for 20 years & this is her 1st time blooming! Didn't know this was a thing? So delicate too.
Very cool! Yes, once they start blooming, in my experience they continue to do it yearly!
Absolutely love it
Haha thank you!
I really wish I could've placed my once beautiful majesty Palm in a warmer, sunnier location in my house this winter, but my cat seems to want to bite and chew on plants. I have it inside my back porch, but not in a heated room. It gets little Sun, hoping it survives.
The fronds may brown and die, but wait and see if anything new shoots up now that spring is on its way, it may have been ok
I spent 3 years trying to import one from Indonesia and customs would hold them, even with certificates, for a week or two and they always arrived dead. That's been a few years ago. I finally ordered one from Indonesia that got thru in a timely fashion and was alive then I ordered a couple on ETSY. I'm finding them very difficult to maintain.
Yes, honestly I really struggled with mine too. I found them quite a bit more difficult to manage than regular FLF. I ended up selling it for less than half purchase price to someone local who had a greenhouse for it to live in. I would recommend you use a greenhouse or a plant cabinet if you can, with very bright indirect light, or direct morning sun.
One of my majesty plams developed a bad case of scale insects. I never had this palm outdoors and none of the other plants in my house had scale insects. Therefore I assume the plant was infected when I bought it at the big box store. After using soap and water to attempt to kill the scale insects, I began using alcohol on a q-tip to kill each individual scale insect. I am not sure this palm is going to make it. So my cautionary tale is to make sure if you buy a majesty palm from a big box store, check it over very carefully for scale insects before you bring it home.
Yes agreed. I had a Schefflera like that. It got spider mites and scale, sitting on a shelf all by itself 🙄. Thanks for your comment/ sharing your experience 💚
It looks just like mine.
That plant is a bit more difficult than I was expecting. I think it really needs humidity, and the best I have year round is 40-50% is yours in a greenhouse cabinet? Mine wasn’t, could’ve used it probably haha
I'm hoping to keep mine alive ! Got my on sale end of summer
Good luck! I have a Cataract Palm I got end of season too (like I need another palm 😅) and it’s actually doing better than I had hoped. Just watch those darn pests 💚
Great video! I too am in NE Ohio in Canton, my palm is browning on the tips and the fronds are curling under. I bought a humidity gauge and where the plant is its at 37%. I'm assuming to low so I'm gonna get a small humidifier and see if it helps. Thanks for the informational video.
Did you get this from etsy? And seeing as it just means skeleton in Spanish, I don’t think either pronunciation should be considered wrong😂
No I actually bought it from a local nursery called Boyerts
Спасибо за видео !!!
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed!
Should I un-braid my money tree??
You can if you want. The problem is that as the tree gets older, over many years, the individual stems can and sometimes do strangle eachother
Very helpful and I moved from Cleveland to NC, but I do get some snow and ice😎
Nice! Hope it’s nice down there!
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I think it's too late for my palm tree and I think the spider mites took it over but I'll know next time
Yea sometimes that happens. Luckily most palms aren’t too expensive so they can be replaced