The staghorn probably needed a bigger container with more moss because it was just draining the moss it had so fast. I don't think there's any saving it tho. :(
Keep a water reservoir under the Hoya imbricata till you can repot it it’s in a type of coco chip fibers that are long and wood shaped I think ...I have seen that before my friend had one in the same exact stuff and she kept a water reservoir under the plant and then once the reservoir dried out give it a few days to dry out then do the process all over again and it should start growing a lot better and staying hydrated and you won’t have to worry about watering it every day!!
The reason the cebu probably died is because you still have it in the nursery pot and in those pot there is black catcher thing so the water doesn't come out and the roots wrap around it and become very root bound.
Omw i would love to have the plant you call ugly and want to get rid of and i would take any cuttings i could from the green part water propergate and create a new plant. I so wish i could afgord to buy those plants you hate they would be loved here.
The dragon scale alocasia was how much???? I just bought two new ones here in Norway because I found them for like 8 dollars each for a small one with 5-7 leaves.
Oh no, that poor staghorn. Sphagnum moss becomes very hydrophobic when it is compacted and allowed to over dry out. You may have been watering but the water might not have been reaching the roots. It's best to keep sphagnum moss light and fluffy.
Orrrr....I’m thinking for my staghorn, to buy wicking cord, make a kind of kokedama out of it, have it wicking from a cute bottle of water hanging next to it. Something self watering...
Cebu blue do not like full sun...and it only needs water when dry...mine is nice and full and even looks healthy with low temperature 🌡️ at night.. and p.s hoya's love to be root bound just from what I've researched...I would definitely try it again.
Pamela Salvatore, Hi, you seem to know a lot about Cebu Blu... I got one and it did not do well! I tried to root it in water and nothing even worse. Now I have it in wet spaghnum moss trying to get it to root. One piece is growing a root, one piece has died , and one piece doesn’t look very good. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks💚
@@junehiott4831 I'm not sure you can save it...but with what you have left just keep it in water, and hope it's roots for you, but I would say definitely try it again. But with a more mature one, again mine is so long and it's doesn't get full sun just filtered lighting...once you get the nack of it you will absolutely be glad you tried it again...I'm rooting for you.
The variegated Kentiana/wayetti loves humidity. In my experience it will throw a fit after being repotted but if you give it lots of high light and humidity it should give you some good new growth!
For the stag. Soak it in a large Rubbermaid container when you “water”... maybe add some Saran to the mount to keep moisture. Cut back any dead leaves and let her regrow.
I'm bad, I throw out plants I don't like 🙈 I'm pretty ruthless! No joy? No lifeeeeeee! That Cebu Blue 😳 They're over £100 for a single leaf cutting over here! I'm praying for the day that they become more common and cheap here 🤣
The Hoya wayetii could not have enough sun. My non variegated one wasn't growing literally at all so I decided to put it in direct sun in a south facing window and it took off
My first plant I ever bought was a croton, i thought it was a ruby rubber tree (i was very uneducated lol) but i hate it so much!!!! i've left it outside to die but somehow its alive and it is so ugly and i just want it to die already!!!!! also your channel is growing so fast, its really cool to see
Omg, that staghorn is hilarious. Is that petrified...I didn't even know that was possible. It looks kinda cool though. I keep mine mounted as well but I mounted them myself from soil...so not full sphagnum. You might have better luck if u buy another in a pot and mount it yourself, preserving some soil around the roots b4 u cover it in sphagnum.
Uhm mix orchid bark, soil and sphagnum equally and put the staghorn in a pot and put it in a plastic bag I had a few staghorn only with shields and that worked
Thanks for sharing like you said it makes us feel better to share our good and bad experiences as well! We live and learn! Like you I also have have some plant buy regrets!
I grow ferns - soak your Stag horn and change it from moss. Once that moss dries out, it repells water - really hard to rehydrate. Attach the Stag to a board of wood or even tree fern. It needs to be outside, let it be slightly moist, but not wet, and don't let it dry out. Good luck! That sucks so much :(
Sunlight! Mine prefers sunlight over grow light. Plus I give it a tiny bit of fertilizer every time I water (which is kinda often) and keep it in a terracotta pot. Mine is thriving!
If this is the elephant platycerium (from Africa ) then it’s likely dead, they should NEVER ever be allowed to dry. If it’s any of the Australian tropical platyceriums it may come back if you’re lucky. I have an African one and it’s planted in a very moist retaining potting mix because it’s so sensitive to dryness.
I feel you on that hoya imbricata, but, like, it's totally saveable and you have so many nodes that can root up in weeks. It'll be fine. Give it a moss pole once you're done and it'll root to that as well (just remember to water the pole when it's dry.)
I still see green branches on your Cebu blue, try removing some of the nodes and propagating them. I've propagated the nodes without leaves and they grew.
I hate plants. When co-workers ask me to water their plants, I used round up. Plants inside any building are disgusting; would you have a plants tomatoes in your living room floor? Plants should always be external.
i left my heart leaf fern dry for way too long and all the leaves curled and dried up, i watered it and put it somewhere with high humidity and a few of the leaves /kind of/ came back, i kept the soil moist and kept it in high humidity and about 3-4 weeks later its pushing out new growth so maybe give that a try :-)
I'd take your plant out of the wood thingie. Had several plants die on me in those, because it's just so hard to get the watering right in normally non-tropical household conditions. You also can't check the roots, so if there's anything wrong or there root pests you only notice them after it is too late. now I repot the plants I get in this kind of growing medium right after I received them.
@@PlantingAshley oh okay just checking , never know if you missed something or not , I know it has happened to me where I had a pitcher plant and then months later boom thrips.
I really want that variety of staghorn but I can’t because they always have spider webs under the fronds😭 My mounted one is also suffering, I think I’ll just have to suck it up and pot it into a wall planter instead
I have a bird's nest fern that is slowly turning into a brown crispy mess. We are not friends right now, but in the end if it does die despite all that I have done for it it's okay because it was only $5
@@carayj you must live in the US. I see so many videos of people finding full lush pots for cheap. I am in Canada. I got lucky with the cutting I got. Right now cuttings on the same site are going for $50+ :(
Ughh I’d put your staghorn in clear spag bag or container. The Cebu Id take back. I bought plants that were soaked an died even though I didn’t water them once an rotted.
I happen to collect orchids I’d love to add your ugly Dendrobium to my collection if you haven’t re-homed it yet! 😉 Dendrobiums aren’t always pretty, a lot are deciduous meaning they literally die back each winter.. not pretty lol.
Both of my wyetiis (variegated and regular) I’ve had for at least a year and a half and they are both just straight chillin’. They seem fine and healthy they just haven’t grown at all! It’s weird.
@@PlantingAshley actually I do like every plant, love nature. These plants we enjoy in our homes are gifts. I just don't like the language you use...we can struggle with plants, but hate? Strong word.
@@PlantingAshley fair enough. I enjoy some of your videos, and even as a seasoned plant Mom learned a thing ot two....wish the narrative was more positive sometimes is all. I love nature and feel plants can't really be "hated". You are a lovely young lady stay positive and planting!!
@@debs_boho_jungle A lot of my content is more positive I just figured I would shake it up with this one, I’m sorry that it wasn’t the best fit for you :(
See I actually love “plants I regret buying” videos, even though they’re “negative” cause it helps talk me out of too many impulse buys
yes, me too!
The staghorn probably needed a bigger container with more moss because it was just draining the moss it had so fast. I don't think there's any saving it tho. :(
I sold my plants that didn't bring me joy 😂
Main ke tempat saya kaka
Keep a water reservoir under the Hoya imbricata till you can repot it it’s in a type of coco chip fibers that are long and wood shaped I think ...I have seen that before my friend had one in the same exact stuff and she kept a water reservoir under the plant and then once the reservoir dried out give it a few days to dry out then do the process all over again and it should start growing a lot better and staying hydrated and you won’t have to worry about watering it every day!!
Im doing that exact thing for mine and its finally started to throw tendrils out great idea!
@@TheSweetgurliee awesome! 🤩
I regret buying any plant I’ve killed 🤣
Right? Lol
The reason the cebu probably died is because you still have it in the nursery pot and in those pot there is black catcher thing so the water doesn't come out and the roots wrap around it and become very root bound.
Ikut hadir disini
Did anyone else shed a tear for the Cebu blue 🥲 thanks for showing us tho bc now I know cebu really doesn’t like tap water!!
I use aquarium water conditioner on my tap water.
Every calathea* such a diva
That cebu blue hurt my heart lol its a wishlist plant and to see a dead full basket was just 💀😭
I literally want a cebu blue just so when people ask me what kind of plant it is I can say oh that’s a cebu blue 😂
@@kay-bc3vl very casually lol
@@zoecisneros5596 yes exactly - haha
Basie Plants did a video of removing a Hoya from that coconut husk, and it had root mealy bugs.
The hoya wayetii var could have possibly had flat mites, but flat mites weren’t really on anyone’s radar a couple years ago.
That poor cebu blue 😭😭😭😭
Omw i would love to have the plant you call ugly and want to get rid of and i would take any cuttings i could from the green part water propergate and create a new plant. I so wish i could afgord to buy those plants you hate they would be loved here.
Low key asking for a plant... I love it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If your water killed that Cebu Blue I wouldn’t drink it! 😳
The spray Orchid fertilizer is supposed to be good for Hoyas and maybe more light ❤🙂
I use this too. My hoyas are pushing tons of new growth after I started using it.
The dragon scale alocasia was how much???? I just bought two new ones here in Norway because I found them for like 8 dollars each for a small one with 5-7 leaves.
same in the Netherlands
I was JUST thinking that! in Germany I got a silver dragon one at the local store for 3€ 😂
Oh no, that poor staghorn. Sphagnum moss becomes very hydrophobic when it is compacted and allowed to over dry out. You may have been watering but the water might not have been reaching the roots. It's best to keep sphagnum moss light and fluffy.
When the theme of the Hoodie is clearly 90s but she says 70s 80s 😬
Ahhh this is exactly what I needed to feel better about some of my plant deaths 😅
I found out that my variegated kentiana loves humidity and to be misted. I actually have mine in moss right now and it’s loving it
Orrrr....I’m thinking for my staghorn, to buy wicking cord, make a kind of kokedama out of it, have it wicking from a cute bottle of water hanging next to it. Something self watering...
I disagree on the kerii, it's not rootbound at all. It's just maturing in that pot.
All three of my Staghorns are in soil/pots and the are doing really well. I have lost everyone that I have ever mounted.
Ahhh the Cebu blue lol nooo did u repot it? Looks like root rot 😭 probably from the big box store not u lol! In Canada a tiny cutting Is like$50
Cebu blue do not like full sun...and it only needs water when dry...mine is nice and full and even looks healthy with low temperature 🌡️ at night.. and p.s hoya's love to be root bound just from what I've researched...I would definitely try it again.
Pamela Salvatore, Hi, you seem to know a lot about Cebu Blu... I got one and it did not do well! I tried to root it in water and nothing even worse. Now I have it in wet spaghnum moss trying to get it to root. One piece is growing a root, one piece has died , and one piece doesn’t look very good. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks💚
@@junehiott4831 I'm not sure you can save it...but with what you have left just keep it in water, and hope it's roots for you, but I would say definitely try it again. But with a more mature one, again mine is so long and it's doesn't get full sun just filtered lighting...once you get the nack of it you will absolutely be glad you tried it again...I'm rooting for you.
wait dragon scale alocasia? those things are 15 euros here
The variegated Kentiana/wayetti loves humidity. In my experience it will throw a fit after being repotted but if you give it lots of high light and humidity it should give you some good new growth!
For the stag. Soak it in a large Rubbermaid container when you “water”... maybe add some Saran to the mount to keep moisture. Cut back any dead leaves and let her regrow.
I'm bad, I throw out plants I don't like 🙈 I'm pretty ruthless! No joy? No lifeeeeeee! That Cebu Blue 😳 They're over £100 for a single leaf cutting over here! I'm praying for the day that they become more common and cheap here 🤣
Thank you for airing your grievances! You’re so right, sometimes we just need to air our grievance so we can just move on.
The Hoya wayetii could not have enough sun. My non variegated one wasn't growing literally at all so I decided to put it in direct sun in a south facing window and it took off
Omg I never buy anything over 20 bucks in plants
Saya banyak punya pohon madam
I literally can’t
If I killed something over 40$ max I’d be one sad gal
My first plant I ever bought was a croton, i thought it was a ruby rubber tree (i was very uneducated lol) but i hate it so much!!!! i've left it outside to die but somehow its alive and it is so ugly and i just want it to die already!!!!!
also your channel is growing so fast, its really cool to see
Omg, that staghorn is hilarious. Is that petrified...I didn't even know that was possible. It looks kinda cool though. I keep mine mounted as well but I mounted them myself from soil...so not full sphagnum. You might have better luck if u buy another in a pot and mount it yourself, preserving some soil around the roots b4 u cover it in sphagnum.
Uhm mix orchid bark, soil and sphagnum equally and put the staghorn in a pot and put it in a plastic bag I had a few staghorn only with shields and that worked
Thanks for sharing like you said it makes us feel better to share our good and bad experiences as well! We live and learn! Like you I also have have some plant buy regrets!
I grow ferns - soak your Stag horn and change it from moss. Once that moss dries out, it repells water - really hard to rehydrate. Attach the Stag to a board of wood or even tree fern. It needs to be outside, let it be slightly moist, but not wet, and don't let it dry out.
Good luck! That sucks so much :(
I regret buying my Calathea Ornata . I love the plant but holy shit, it hates me.
I feel your pain I have same Hoya plant doing nothing 🤨 and it has the best window in my house . I feel you
Omg i just ordered two wayetii varigata, i hope it grows for me
give it a lot of light
mine grows super fast, loves fertilizer and bright light (i have it under a grow light)
Thanks you guys:) i have a south west facing window i hope i can get some growth :)
Ijin gabung sobat
Sunlight! Mine prefers sunlight over grow light. Plus I give it a tiny bit of fertilizer every time I water (which is kinda often) and keep it in a terracotta pot. Mine is thriving!
How do you trade for a plant that is in a block of wood and not find out how or why its in a block of wood.
If this is the elephant platycerium (from Africa ) then it’s likely dead, they should NEVER ever be allowed to dry. If it’s any of the Australian tropical platyceriums it may come back if you’re lucky. I have an African one and it’s planted in a very moist retaining potting mix because it’s so sensitive to dryness.
I feel you on that hoya imbricata, but, like, it's totally saveable and you have so many nodes that can root up in weeks. It'll be fine. Give it a moss pole once you're done and it'll root to that as well (just remember to water the pole when it's dry.)
Yeah i repotted it and heres hoping it lasts :)
I still see green branches on your Cebu blue, try removing some of the nodes and propagating them. I've propagated the nodes without leaves and they grew.
Thanks I enjoyed this! And I learned something new on the cebue with trying bottled or distilled water.
I hate plants. When co-workers ask me to water their plants, I used round up. Plants inside any building are disgusting; would you have a plants tomatoes in your living room floor? Plants should always be external.
a lot of times I just throw some top
soil on my plants when I feel they need it!
Is that the stag horn you bought with Harli? 😂😂😂
I had two cuuute pink syngoniums and they just didn't groooowwww. They slowly wilted to a point of no return
Where did u get ur glasses? I love ur glasses and ur channel lol
i left my heart leaf fern dry for way too long and all the leaves curled and dried up, i watered it and put it somewhere with high humidity and a few of the leaves /kind of/ came back, i kept the soil moist and kept it in high humidity and about 3-4 weeks later its pushing out new growth so maybe give that a try :-)
There is an importer online that’s sells their hoyas in bricks of wood like that.. so that Imbracata might be imported
Could u send me the link
@@PlantingAshley it’s asean plant export
I'd take your plant out of the wood thingie. Had several plants die on me in those, because it's just so hard to get the watering right in normally non-tropical household conditions. You also can't check the roots, so if there's anything wrong or there root pests you only notice them after it is too late.
now I repot the plants I get in this kind of growing medium right after I received them.
The plant on the wood, looked like it had bug damage all most the black spots ?
Thats just sunstress :)
@@PlantingAshley oh okay just checking , never know if you missed something or not , I know it has happened to me where I had a pitcher plant and then months later boom thrips.
Water it and try put it in a big ziplock bag it helped me bring back so many dry plants
with the stag you just needed to water alot and keep humid, if your not up to high care prob not the best choice
I have a Hoya nummerliode s that is exactly like your Kentinia hasn't grown one single bit in over 8 months. So I'm of no help🤭
If you are interested in trying again I have so many cebu cuttings. Feel free to mesg me on FB.
My jaw literally DROPPED at the sight of the cebu blue 😂😭 tbh shit happens...at least they were cheap!
No one:
Literally no one:
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Hello : ) My philodendron bipennifolium is giving me twins from one growth spike😎
Gabung bersama
@@chaneldecorativeplants6764 ya begitulah
Cebu is a thirstier plant than other Pothos.
I really want that variety of staghorn but I can’t because they always have spider webs under the fronds😭 My mounted one is also suffering, I think I’ll just have to suck it up and pot it into a wall planter instead
I have a bird's nest fern that is slowly turning into a brown crispy mess. We are not friends right now, but in the end if it does die despite all that I have done for it it's okay because it was only $5
I would gladly take your Kerrii 😂 I’m working on making a large pot. Spending waaaay too much. 😫
The kentiana 😭
Noooooo don’t repot the Hoyas! They need to be root bound
'rip i guess' .... made me laugh so much! xxx
It no grow!🤣
I am intrigued about the hard water issue
Literally!!
I just bought a dragon scale alocasia for $50. I saw it and had to get it
I wish i could even get Cebu blue where i live! I spent $30 on etsy for a two leaf cutting. Thats the closest I can get to one of these plants
OMG...where do you live? I got a Cebu in walmart in a 8inch hanging basket for $15
@@carayj you must live in the US. I see so many videos of people finding full lush pots for cheap. I am in Canada. I got lucky with the cutting I got. Right now cuttings on the same site are going for $50+ :(
@@haleyb9415 oh wow, yes I'm in the U.S.
no.actual.way. IM FIRST!!!! (on my screen please dont come for me) anyways i love your videos sm ashley!
It's in a block of wood! Stop buying dumb crap.
I regret buying not one but two freaking Burgundy Rubber Trees! Killed them both immediately 🤦🏾♀️
Ughh I’d put your staghorn in clear spag bag or container. The Cebu Id take back. I bought plants that were soaked an died even though I didn’t water them once an rotted.
i really love it ,thanks for sharing
I love your videos so much! Thank you for making them!!! :)
:::::for the person that left you a mean comment "you suck!":::::
I happen to collect orchids I’d love to add your ugly Dendrobium to my collection if you haven’t re-homed it yet! 😉 Dendrobiums aren’t always pretty, a lot are deciduous meaning they literally die back each winter.. not pretty lol.
I have to grow my alocasia in water. If I have them in soil, they die so fast I should go to jail for murder.
Are you sure you dont have a colocasia? Send me a photo on instagram
Both of my wyetiis (variegated and regular) I’ve had for at least a year and a half and they are both just straight chillin’. They seem fine and healthy they just haven’t grown at all! It’s weird.
Literally though???! 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My list is waaaay different lol
Literally
Ashley you are so darned cute!!
Good vid
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First!!
Hey girl, pothos and cebu are in same genus.,
Love ur videos.
Sungguh menarik
Passes me off that you say plants you hate! Who the ... says that but has a u tube channel on being a plant enthusiast?
Do you like every single plant ever? Would you rather me lie and pretend i like everything?
@@PlantingAshley actually I do like every plant, love nature. These plants we enjoy in our homes are gifts. I just don't like the language you use...we can struggle with plants, but hate? Strong word.
@@debs_boho_jungle i guess its just different for me 🤷🏼♀️
@@PlantingAshley fair enough. I enjoy some of your videos, and even as a seasoned plant Mom learned a thing ot two....wish the narrative was more positive sometimes is all. I love nature and feel plants can't really be "hated". You are a lovely young lady stay positive and planting!!
@@debs_boho_jungle A lot of my content is more positive I just figured I would shake it up with this one, I’m sorry that it wasn’t the best fit for you :(
Literally