Plants On My Sh*t List And Plants I Regret Buying All Together! (VLOG 011)
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VLOG 011:
Tyler shares houseplants that he regrets buying. And some positive stuff too!
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Lovely plant life..congratulations!!
Thank you 😊
Personally i would cut the end with the new growth off of the decursiva and the others parts with the healthy leaves, and start a new plant by propagating.
Yes!!
Bird Nest ferns don’t like chlorinated water or to be watered on the crown in the center where the new leaves form.
I grow all my ferns in African Violet pots and use distilled or rain water. Works great and the water reservoir provides the humidity they need. ❤️😸❤️
🥰🙏🏽
I think the Chrystal with the plants looks absolutely beautiful together. Giving me some idea for my shelves I put up that I couldn't quiet figure out deco wise. I have this one rock my son found for me with purple crystal in it which looks cool, but seeing urs under the glass looks sooo nice. Thnx for the idea.
Glad I could help inspire! ❤️✨🪴
The maiden hair fern is difficult for me as well. I gifted mine to a friend it was just too much drama 🤣🤣🤣 it loves humidity, and sun
And I didn't have it to give. I totally understand what your going through 🤣🤣🤣
Haha thank you. RIP to mine ✨
Oh my. I was never a fan of ferns. We had one many years ago and it gave a lot of problems. I don't have any at the moment. I absolutely love those crystals. Love the styling in those domes. It gives them such a classy look. I look forward to seeing more. That plant looks like it might be invested with something that you cannot see. Best to clip and start a new plant to see what happens.
Yeah, def. need to clip and and start anew!
Three suggestions regarding ferns. Use self watering planters, dappled or bright indirect light, and moist but not wet, soil. Other suggestion is to cut out old dead stuff and move them to smaller pots. Last one is to make sure the surrounding area is not arid, a little more humid than normal.
Thanks Mark! Really appreciate it. Smaller pot seems smart, but could dry out faster too 🙈
@@TylerMossop Hence, the self watering planters 😁
@@makbruno1 yeah exactly 😣😂
Love it
Thank you! : )
I am going through the same thing with my monstera Peru. Just long runners with no leaves.
So I have a maidenhair fern that did the same thing to me after letting it dry out a little too much so here’s my advice. I cut off basically everything except for a few good sized frawns. That fern will grow back like a weed if you do that because it stimulates more growth. Also with watering I like to wait until the top soil is slightly dry and then I’ll water it again. In my experience my low humidity has never been an issue and my room is quite cold (65 ish with a fan). One more thing that I noticed is that my fern loves air flow which might be why it’s growing back so vigorously. After about a month or two I now have a pretty big healthy fern again. You got this!
Thanks!
So Many plants do not like what's in our tap water. Try distilled water and see if that dosen't help.
I’m on well water, but that’s besides the point! Chlorine and fluoride can damage foliage as I’m sure a lot else can happen!
These types of videos are becoming more common, and I find every one of them to be comical. Many YTubers don't share the fact that some plants just don't like them. Philodendron Brandi and Verrucosum are two I will not repurchase. Oh, Pearls and Jades/ NJoys may be on that list also.
If a plant is right next to a humidifier I find that they die back like that. Birds nest ferns are a lot tougher than you might think. Pull it away from the humidifier they like more passive humidity. Never attempt a maiden hair fern outside of a terrarium. Cut the dried mmm fern back all the way back to the ground and put it in a closed terrarium
Thank you!
Maidenhair ferns are the devil! So beautiful but difficult lil divas in my experience
It’s slowly coming back but not without a ton of work and attention!
Try using African Violet or other self-watering type pots. 😸✌️
Also, distilled water or rain water is healthier than mineral-laden chlorinated tap water.
They don’t like top watering, which usually causes crown rot. Bottom water only on all terrestrial ferns. 😸✌️
Ferns... bah, humbug!!! I have learned, (after killing several of them), that they are NOT my friends...
I wonder if the terracotta pots dry the plants out too much? Even just as cover pots. Glazed ceramic or plastic might work better?
Totally. I think you’re right.
Try self watering pots on your ferns I would not bother with terracotta pots on them because they steal the moisture that they need
Yeah, agreed! thank you
Terra cotta pots work well when utilizing a bottom wick inside a larger cache pot. 😸✌️
I’ve been collecting crystals for years and just love the way they look paired with plants. I love what you have going on with yours. The feature wall looks great! FERNS!!!!! Wth!?! I have the same problem. My first ruffled fern was delivered with pests so the company replaced it. Now it’s dying too and I just can’t figure out why. About to give up on it…Getting a rabbits foot fern this time.
I agree that ferns are so perplexing! I have a rabbit foot fern, asparagus fern, and crocodile fern that are thriving but, sitting right along side them, the lemon button and silver lace ferns are crispy and sad. 🤷🏼♀️
Rabbit foot ferns are incredibly cool tho -
@@TylerMossop Yes! I love all the little furry feets and watching the tiny new fronds unfurl from them!!
@@zaftigninja2908 the ferns I hate aside, that’s on my wish list!! 😂
Ferns ✋🛑🚫 never again !!!
Hahahaha! 👋🏽 ferns
@@TylerMossop newbie plant addict since Covid and I've successfully grown all the things people say are difficult yet ferns I've killed every one of them. 🤦♀️ 🙄
@@emptynestgardens9057 I'm right there with ya!
The new quartz crystals are very Heidi Montag 🤭 ...Just don't bring them with you to a dinner party 😉
LOL.
I've had the same "issues" with my R. decursiva, as have many other folks. I chopped up my runners and propagated the nodes in sphagnum. I now have multiple infant decursivas that I'm experimenting with to see whether ANY of them grow into plants WITH LEAVES! . And I'm currently chopping up several feet of new runners for propagation. Not certain why I choose to continue to struggle with this plant.
Thanks for sharing, I ended up finding a new one -now I have the two… second one is totally fine.
Decursivas are climbing vines. Absent a support to climb, they will send out leafless runners searching for a vertical surface to attach and climb with stem roots.
The vertical climbing surface might need to be moist for the plant to attach and grow leaves.
It also might need brighter light.
Good luck! ❤️😸✌️
@@Unpotted Mine grow on totems, but they still send out interminable runners that climb right up the poles. I don't. like losing to a plant; I'll keep trying...for now. LOL
The last plant very sad maybe it’s come in with a virus, personally i would put the whole thing in the bin and look for another from a different supplier. Particularly as the nursery are also having issues xx
Thanks!!