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Plants by Ghada
Registrace 3. 01. 2022
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Repot With Me: unedited | Hoya Sunrise Repot
Repot With Me: unedited | Hoya Sunrise Repot
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What are these black dots on my plants?!
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What are these black dots on my plants?!
How to repot Phalaenopsis Orchids - Orchid Care for Beginners
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How to repot Phalaenopsis Orchids - Orchid Care for Beginners
How to prevent and treat thrips on your houseplants
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How to prevent and treat thrips on your houseplants
Do you tie it in the bag for humidity?
Im having trouble with mine. What do you do to take care of it?
Soil free Potting mixes and soil amendments are available for free shipping to Canada and the USA (on orders over $35) via link in my bio www.tropicsinthecity.com
_Ooohhhh wowzers,_ I just *love* me some _really_ great plant porn, 1st thing in the morning. Thank you so much for scratching that itch, by sharing this. Way to grow! 😂😂😂❤
You’re very welcome 😅
I’ve got a leaf and no roots yet 🤷🏾♀️
Yes that does happen sometimes. Just give it time, the roots will come in eventually 😊
My top bucket list plant!!!😭😭
I just pop em into soil
Mix
Hey, here is the link www.tropicsinthecity.com/all-plants/p/soilfreearoidpottingmix It’s currently on sale for 20% off until the end of July. And shipping is free when you order $35+
Mix
Hey, here is the link for the potting mix. It’s currently 20% off and shipping is free when you spend 35$ www.tropicsinthecity.com/all-plants/p/soilfreearoidpottingmix
OMG I thought it was dead.😅😂
What's the song, I love it
It’s so ridiculous, Home Depot is doing this too!!! 🤦♀️🫣🤢
How much light u giving them?
About 12 hours. I put them right under a grow light so they get a good amount of heat and light. Once the leaves come in, I move them further away to avoid burning the leaves.
It's a coconut coir pole not a moss pole
I love this because it is real.😂
😅😅😅
Me thinking just one orchid and right now I have 7 kind of orchid lol 😂
😅 they really are an addiction. There’s just so many beautiful varieties
It will grow bigger with a deeper pot
I feel this. Just got my first. Now I need them all
Great video! I loved the tour and seeing your process, as well as hearing about the country store. The bouquets were beautiful! What a great idea to flex your deisgn skills by offering the arrangement csa.
The best way to prevent transplant shock is by starting with a premium potting mix, suitable for your plants need. In this case, this variegated maranta, doesn’t like to get too dry between watering. So I’m using this Soilless Potting mix from Tropics In The City because it has coco chunks which help retain a good amount of water to help your plant stay hydrated longer, without making it feel like it’s drowning. Keeping your plant hydrated can be challenging, especially when being repotted into a chunky mix, so it’s essential to use a mix that can keep it evenly moist without waterlogging it until it adapts to the new medium. This mix is also packed with essential nutrients which will help your plant recover and adapt faster. Use code ‘Ghada15’ for 15% off your orders today - www.tropicsinthecity.com
The mix I used is from Tropics In The City Orchid mix. It is made up of Orchid Bark, Coco chunks, Moss, Leca, biochar and organic fertilizer. It’s super fast draining and perfect for a ficus tree. The spray helps prevent and treats pests, and helps prevent transplant shock and helps the plant absorb nutrients. For more information on the products use, visit www.tropicsinthecity.com 😊
I had mine in a bottle Cap of water inside a Smaller plastic container and put a cup over it. I watched another ladys videos and that's what she does. I got my first corm from my dragon scale right at the surface just about to poke out the soil so i cut it off. There are more just haven't took it out of pot to get the rest there is another close to the top just not big enough yet. I just transferred it into a container like this give it a try
Got mine from my Dragon Scale too!!!!
I am happy to say I now have 4 successful starts from my corms, 3 with 2 leaves each . And 1 that just fully opened yesterday. Plus a silver dragon corm that I'm propagating started a week ago. Can't wait it's so exciting 😊
For more information on the soilless Potting Mix I used visit: www.tropicsinthecity.com/potting-mix Use code ‘Ghada15’ for 15% off your order. Free shipping is also available on orders over $35
❤ Exactly, those strangers are Not my people.
Danke for your channel.
That anthurium is beautiful
Thank you 💚 it’s one of my favourites ☺️
Simple & good! Thank you so much! Just get Alocasia bulb here
Omg I have 50 million of these little jars.. what a great idea!!!
Moss mix is from www.tropicsinthecity.com. Shipping is FREE when you spend $35 or more STOREWIDE to Canada and the US.
What weather striping do you recommend?
I don’t remember the exact one I got. But it was from a local hardware store and it’s a rubber foam seal tape. It’s very easy to use. Try to get one that’s thin enough so the doors can still close. You even find a roll of them on Amazon for pretty cheap. You just tape them along the cracks of the door frame. They’re very easy to do and helps trap in the humidity. But I would also recommend getting a few fans (the ones I used are the Dual usb control fan on Amazon) to help keep the air circulating in the cabinet.
@@PlantsbyGhada thank you so much. I'm going to try that out.
I repot ALL my plants as soon as I get them. Here's why 👇🏼 I find most of the plants I buy from nurseries are potted in a very dense substrate. Which is ideal for the plants to thrive in a greenhouses which gets tons of light, heat and humidity and air circulation which would typically dry out too often if potted in a more chunkier mix.. When growing plants in our home, they don't usually get as much humidity, light, heat or even air circulation, unless you own a greenhouse. Which even then, can be hard to maintain in an 1kea greenhouse. I like to use a soil-free potting mix (linked in bio) because it helps eliminate fungus gnats, especially for plants that like to stay consistently moist, which as you would do, is the perfect environment for fungus gnats. It is super chunky, so it never gets waterlogged, but it also has amazing water retentive properties that helps distribute water as needed to the roots without letting them dry out. So you won't need to water as often as you think. It also comes packed with an organic fertilizer, so your plants are ready to go the second you repot them. Do you repot your plants as soon as you get them?
I accidentally broke my baby alocasia off of its corm when potting it out from the mother plant! It has some small roots and two small leaves, will it still survive without its corm? And what will happen to the corm?
As long as it has roots, it should be fine. It could still have a piece of the corm attached to it. But it’s hard to tell without seeing it. As for the corm, you can propagate it using this method. It should also be find.
Totally agree...plants and coffee! I love tgat mug 😊
The best!
How do you water that potting medium? In my experience it has a lotnof trouble staying damp
The coco chips hold a good amount of water. Just make sure you’re watering the plant thoroughly until the pot has some weight to it. I usually let the plant sit under running water for at least 30 seconds, and I only water about once a week.
Awesome
Hoya rope is a pest magnet.
Omg what plant is this 😍
What kind of hoya is that? So cute
It’s a hoya mathilde. It’s one of my favourite Hoyas 🥰
When you're going from LECA or any Semi-hydroponic growing medium, it's best to choose a chunky, water retentive potting mix. This will assure your roots don't go into too much shock since they're used to being in a fast draining and well aerated growing environment. Having a water retentive growing medium also helps provide the roots with enough water without water-logging issues commonly found in dense potting mixes. This soil free potting mix helps provide the perfect balance between being chunky and fast draining, while also having amazing water retentive properties. It is also packed with a well balanced organic fertilizer which will help your plant thrive the second it is potted. For more info on potting mix or Foliar spray visit link in bio tropicsinthecity.com
Hello, need just a little bit of water or enough to almost cover the perlite?
Enough to almost cover the perlite 😊
Yess I love this! So my girl doesn't need an up pot she just needs a moss pole??
As soon as finally figuring out how to care for it, more come rolling I'm 😂
YESSS I love my white princess and I'm very nervous to repot her !! A soiless chunky mix with coir perlite cocoa chips peat moss and fertilizer should be fine right??
Please do not use that voiceover Jessie!! It's ugly! Use other one and i will subscribe
unfortunately as a when you have a business account on TikTok, you’re very limited on what sounds / voiceovers you can use. But dw, Jessie is no longer available for me to use 😅
Which Alocasia is that? The stems are pretty
It’s a alocasia Zebrina because the stem resembles the stripes of a zebra. It’s pretty cool and the leaves get pretty big 😊
Yes!!!
Ok! Ready to make the switch!!!
And how do you fertilize soilless potting mix have to flush the plant? How would I get nutrients to the plant?! Help!! Would love to use that soilless mix!!
This mix comes already premixed with an organic fertilizer so you won’t have to fertilize for at least 4-6 months. After that, you can fertilize once a month with an organic fertilizer which I will be launching soon on my site www.tropicsinthecity.com
Do you make your own soil less potting or buy?!
I sell this mix and other soil free potting mix’s on my site www.tropicsinthecity.com. We offer free shipping on orders over $35 for the US & Canada
😅😂😂😂😂😂ok?! 4real!!!
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