Your plants are beautiful. At first when you put those two small Monstera’s in all that soil, I thought you were nuts. But Monstera grow fast and have robust rooting systems. You can’t do that with every plant. Especially the watering daily. But you definitely have something working for you 👍🏽
I now realize I need to make more videos going into greater depth as to how and why I do what I do. I really thought everyone would just think I was nuts. I'm a little worried that people are just going to start watering daily and expect their plants to grow like crazy. I need to make sure they understand drainage, temperature, humidity and lighting. Thanx for watching.
Your channel showed up in my feed today and I watched your video. I’m so happy I watched your video. Love your straight to the point explanations. I also love how health your plants are.
I switched from Neem Oil to Insecticidal Soap. The neem oil would discolor the leaves on some of my plants even though I would spray at night and these plants are in the shade. Systemic granules have been awesome for me too. I found Insecticidal soap to be much more effective for the spider mites I deal with
Oh wow your room is everything!! Looks like mine with the aquarium! My pothos is in there, trailing all over the room. Also you have such a pleasant demeanor/speaking style and voice 🤩
And by the way… thank you for mentioning my favorite granular insecticide, BONIDE! I swear by that stuff. It’s the only effective way to have houseplants and NOT have fungus gnats and other pests. Well; it’s not the only way, it’s just the most effective method. It lasts just about as long as Osmocote or other granulated fertilizers. 3-6 months. All these Plant-Tubers are running around worrying about their plants, the spider mites, thrips, etc., and yet I’ve heard only three people recommend Bonide Systemic Insect Houseplant control. It’s just a godsend. I’ve used it since 2008. Indoors or outdoors for potted, it truly works. I don’t find that it takes a while to start to work, though. It’s fairly fast-acting… some ppl talk about watering with Mosquito Bits, and while that works, Bonide is just too good! I guess I shouldn’t be talking-it-up so much, lest everyone find out and buy it all off the shelf!
Awesome find ..just stumbled across your channel..so interesting..great information and tips I will apply.. Especially the moss poles Thanks for inviting us along
I've use tree bark as well, usually I added it to potting soil and I watered 2 or 3 times a month as well and the plants grow just fine with no problems. Now I trying to reproduce the natural growing conditions to try to get them to grow at the same speed as they do in their native climate. Doing this I've seen a dramatic increase in growth and overall size. Thanx for watching and commenting. :0
Ooh my Goodness you have Beautiful Pretty Plants that looks like they’re Loving you back for the Love youuu give them they are for sure are Showing themselves off Beautifully Done I do too grow my Monstera Delisiosa’s n I’m learning that they like the care we give them!!! Nice very Nicely Done
To deal with reflection when filming glass, try a 'polarizing' or 'polarizer' filter :) you can get a clip-on version for phones also. It's like magic, completely removes refractions/reflections from glass or shiny surfaces while filming. Hope this helps
Your simple yet thorough explanation of how you take care of your luscious and good looking plants is much appreciated. 🙏👍❤️ I also use neem oil to treat a varieties of bugs , but I learned from a CZcamsr and make my own solution (1 quart of water, 1.5 teaspoons of neem oil, 1 teaspoon peppermint castile soap, 5-10 drops peppermint essential oil.) It would cost a little more up front to buy the ingredients, but it’s much more economical if you have a large collection if plants to treat . As long as you don’t expose the plants to direct sunlight, I find that the leaves won’t be damaged after the treatment.
Thank you and thanx for the tip. The solution you are suggesting would work just fine and would be a much more enjoyable fragrance then just the Neem oil :)
These plants are gorgeous - I used to be “into” plants when I lived in Miami (back in the early 2000’s), but I got out of it a little after I moved from Florida. But I miss all these gorgeous, lush plants ! I have a few plants in my home now, mostly succulents (some of which I’m trying to propagate right now) along with some monstera, polka dot plants, Pythos and some others - Your tips are greatly appreciated !! I ordered perlite and neems oil - can’t wait to see the results. :))
Just discovered your channel. Good job! Just like you, I am not a professional. So I am learning too. I really like your tips and recommendations. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing.
20:39 I just found your channel and so happy I did .You answered all my questions .The issues im going thru with my plants.Thank you so much Love all your plants .
Just found your channel and subscribed. Such beautiful plants. Love them all. Thanks for all those tips. Your speech is so calm and peaceful , so listening to you was a joy. I cannot stand loud and hyper presentations. Thank you for sharing your green treasures. Please show the cat next time.
Salam kenal, anda orang yang hebat teman, penataan ruang dan tanaman yang begitu mempesona,indah sejuk alami dan perawatan yang bagus,Monstera di saya juga ada tapi tak sebagus punya anda.terima kasih sudah berbagi semoga monstera saya jadi bagus.salam sukses salam sehat
You’ve got a very beautiful collection! I don’t see any yellow or damaged leaves or anything! Don’t think I could water my Monstera or others daily without getting root rot. We have air conditioning in the summer and the water in the plants doesn’t evaporate quickly at all. Only my babies, but even then it’s every 3-5 days I just had to take every plant I own into our bathroom tub and sprayed them first with insecticide, then after drying I washed the foliage with a homemade antibacterial and antifungal and neem oil. Systemic in the soil after too, I had a whole mix of spider mites fungus gnats and mealy bugs! And now? We have fruit flies cause we live around fruit orchards and have tons of fruit at home! 🤦♀️
Thank you for sharing and after the systemic gets into the plants you should have a lot less work on your hands, I would suggest spraying them a couple of times a wk. for 2 or 2 wks. The things we do for our green friends :)
Thank you, If because of this video you plan to increase how often you water your plants please watch my Tropical plants tips and tricks update. I water very little when I water and then make sure I have water come out of the bottom of the pot before letting the soil dry out some before starting the process over.
Your plants are gorgeous! I have a nice-sized monstera in a 12-14” terracotta pot. I may have used coco coir in the soil mixture … maybe so since it seems to dry out sooner than I’d anticipated. My mixture includes pumice, orchid bark, and charcoal. So I’m gonna try watering more often. I’m also experimenting with bottom watering. Thanks to your video, I’m now comfortable with the pot size of cuttings from the big monstera. Thanks for sharing your care routine.
Sounds great! Start increasing the frequency that you water slowly over time and the more often you water the smaller the amount of water you use. Frequent light waterings.
I will be putting together a video just on plant pest control at some point. If the Neem oil is not working fast enough use Insecticidal soap its a spray and much stronger and works for all sorts of insects.
Love all your jungly plants. One day I will live in a jungle with all the trees, plants, vegetation, snakes, spiders and everything else. I have subscribed and thank you for sharing all your advice.
I was using the systemic for a while and for me the spider mites came back like no other. I’ve had several people tell me their spider mite problems got way worse after using it. I’ve discovered for me the best way to get rid of them and keep them away is to shower them every time you water and water with a very diluted neem oil mix.
Hello, Thats a great tip. Sadly, we have a well, and the water is very hard. When we first got the place and moved the plants in, I was misting the plants and within a few weeks all the leaves were covered with calcium residue. It took me a couple of months to remove it. The well water also caused calcium deposits on the heating elements in my humidifiers, that's one of the reasons I stopped using them. Luckly, hard water with a high Ph is great for the tanks I like to run, and the plants love the minerals, especially the iron. The tanks and daily watering take care of my humidity needs. I have taken some of the plants outside and sprayed them on the deck before or during rain, that seems to work well for me. I don't really know how I feel about using systemics. I'm curious about what it does to all the beneficial life in the soil and how that may affect the overall growth and health. But using the systemics I've never had an out brake of anything but spider mites. Now I'm a little afraid to stop using it. I catch the mites pretty quick, and 1 or 2 treatments works for me and never had them on more the one plant at a time. Thanks for the tip!
@@junglenook by what I understand the systimic kills the beneficial bacteria and benificial insects/pollinators. So it’s recommended not to use if outdoors. I’m not 100% sure on that though, I quit using just in case. Spider mites is really the only pests I’ve dealt with for extent periods of time. Definitely the hardest for me to get rid of
Your plants are beautiful. At first when you put those two small Monstera’s in all that soil, I thought you were nuts. But Monstera grow fast and have robust rooting systems. You can’t do that with every plant. Especially the watering daily. But you definitely have something working for you 👍🏽
I now realize I need to make more videos going into greater depth as to how and why I do what I do. I really thought everyone would just think I was nuts. I'm a little worried that people are just going to start watering daily and expect their plants to grow like crazy. I need to make sure they understand drainage, temperature, humidity and lighting. Thanx for watching.
Check out Sydney plant guy. Nice plants. Or myself take a look.
Grat recommendation, that's where I learned about the moss poles. Been fallowing him for an yr. Kill this plant is a good one for monstera.
WOW! I MEAN, WOW!!!! You have some of the best looking on plants on CZcams. You clearly know what you are doing! Bravo.
Wow, thank you!
I just found this channel. These plants are STUNNING😍. You are doing great work over there!
Thanks and welcome
So me to😂❤
Your channel showed up in my feed today and I watched your video. I’m so happy I watched your video. Love your straight to the point explanations. I also love how health your plants are.
Thank you
Nice layout and aquariums, m8. Thought the parrot was real for a sec
so beautiful plants 😍😍😍🌿🌿🌿
Thanx and welcome to the nook
Wow Beautiful plants🌱🌴😍👍🤗
Thank you for the nice comment
I switched from Neem Oil to Insecticidal Soap. The neem oil would discolor the leaves on some of my plants even though I would spray at night and these plants are in the shade. Systemic granules have been awesome for me too. I found Insecticidal soap to be much more effective for the spider mites I deal with
Great tip! Yes I totally agree insecticidal soaps are much more effective
Same. I sprayed neem oil on my philo paraiso verde and the next day all my big beautiful leaves were yellow and oily. Ruined 😢
spider mites are not insects so Insecticidal soap may not be effective.
Oh wow your room is everything!! Looks like mine with the aquarium! My pothos is in there, trailing all over the room. Also you have such a pleasant demeanor/speaking style and voice 🤩
And by the way… thank you for mentioning my favorite granular insecticide, BONIDE! I swear by that stuff. It’s the only effective way to have houseplants and NOT have fungus gnats and other pests. Well; it’s not the only way, it’s just the most effective method. It lasts just about as long as Osmocote or other granulated fertilizers. 3-6 months. All these Plant-Tubers are running around worrying about their plants, the spider mites, thrips, etc., and yet I’ve heard only three people recommend Bonide Systemic Insect Houseplant control. It’s just a godsend. I’ve used it since 2008. Indoors or outdoors for potted, it truly works. I don’t find that it takes a while to start to work, though. It’s fairly fast-acting… some ppl talk about watering with Mosquito Bits, and while that works, Bonide is just too good! I guess I shouldn’t be talking-it-up so much, lest everyone find out and buy it all off the shelf!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that.
Your plants are beautiful!!!
Thank you! 😊
😲😲😲🥰🥰🥰
Your Plants are Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Wow your plants look amazing!!! I would LOVE more videos on plants! I love me some good information 🌱✨
Thank you! Will do!
Hello de la France, c’est magnifique chez vous , belles plantes 👍
I just put peat moss and perlite in my potting mix, first time as opposed to just soil, so fingers crossed my pothos loves it.
Wow! Your plants look so happy!
So nice of you
WOW I just popped you on and your helping Soo MUCH!!! And you don't speed talk thanks!! 💯 YOU Rock!
Thank you, And welcome to the NOOK!!
Your plants are beautiful and healthy. ❤
I just found you ❤ all the plants and the tanks. Amazing.
Welcome!!
You’re indoor jungle is so beautiful..thank you for sharing.
Thanks for visiting
Awesome find ..just stumbled across your channel..so interesting..great information and tips I will apply..
Especially the moss poles
Thanks for inviting us along
Welcome to the nook!
I water my monsteras twice a month. I water most of my tropical plants twice a month. My mix is mostly tree bark. That way I avoid root rot.
I've use tree bark as well, usually I added it to potting soil and I watered 2 or 3 times a month as well and the plants grow just fine with no problems. Now I trying to reproduce the natural growing conditions to try to get them to grow at the same speed as they do in their native climate. Doing this I've seen a dramatic increase in growth and overall size. Thanx for watching and commenting. :0
Beautiful set up
Thank you!
Wow...your plants is so beautiful.....very good plant collection 👍👌👌👌👌
So nice of you
I love your channel! Very informative and your voice is very soothing.
Thank you so much!
Just found you and loving the laid back feel! Ty!
Welcome! to the nook
Nice big plants 😍
Big thanks
So so beautiful lovely plants
Thanks for visiting the nook!
Thank you for this channel! I am a beginner plant owner. Your info is best. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌷🌷🌷
Welcome!
Great video with the most perfect plant specimens!👏👏👏
I harvest rain water for my plant jungle, so no more calcium deposits on the leaves.
That is awesome!
Ooh my Goodness you have Beautiful Pretty Plants that looks like they’re Loving you back for the Love youuu give them they are for sure are Showing themselves off Beautifully Done I do too grow my Monstera Delisiosa’s n I’m learning that they like the care we give them!!! Nice very Nicely Done
Thanks so much
To deal with reflection when filming glass, try a 'polarizing' or 'polarizer' filter :) you can get a clip-on version for phones also. It's like magic, completely removes refractions/reflections from glass or shiny surfaces while filming. Hope this helps
Thank you so much for the tip. dealing with reflections is so frustrating.
Wow everything is so beautiful 🥰 is like living in the jungle 😍
Thank you! Thats what I was going for. Hope the tips where helpful.
Wow! Beautiful plants. Great video. I just found your channel - love it!!
Thanks, and welcome!
Everything is so lush and green.
Thank you.
Your simple yet thorough explanation of how you take care of your luscious and good looking plants is much appreciated. 🙏👍❤️
I also use neem oil to treat a varieties of bugs , but I learned from a CZcamsr and make my own solution (1 quart of water, 1.5 teaspoons of neem oil, 1 teaspoon peppermint castile soap, 5-10 drops peppermint essential oil.) It would cost a little more up front to buy the ingredients, but it’s much more economical if you have a large collection if plants to treat . As long as you don’t expose the plants to direct sunlight, I find that the leaves won’t be damaged after the treatment.
Thank you and thanx for the tip. The solution you are suggesting would work just fine and would be a much more enjoyable fragrance then just the Neem oil :)
These plants are gorgeous -
I used to be “into” plants when I lived in Miami (back in the early 2000’s), but I got out of it a little after I moved from Florida.
But I miss all these gorgeous, lush plants !
I have a few plants in my home now, mostly succulents (some of which I’m trying to propagate right now) along with some monstera, polka dot plants, Pythos and some others -
Your tips are greatly appreciated !!
I ordered perlite and neems oil - can’t wait to see the results. :))
Thanks for sharing!
Tropical house plants so beautiful..love it so much...wish you success and be healthy always
Beautiful plants 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Thanks so much
!!! My best friend, Great video. Love your channel. Keep up the excellent work!!! Wonderful upload! Keep it up! +thumb up3!
Big thanks
Just Awesome ACE
Just discovered your channel. Good job! Just like you, I am not a professional. So I am learning too. I really like your tips and recommendations. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you and welcome to the nook
This is a super excellent video. I love your demo and description of step1 - the pot!!!! Thank you 🌱
Glad it was helpful! This was the first video my made were I got into detail on how I care for my plants. Im really happy that you like it.
Just beautiful, just beautiful😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much!!
Wow!!!! Goal right there! I too have a few aquariums and i lobr growing plants out of mine. It definitely helps keep nitrate levels down!
That is awesome!
Awesome plant tour sir ❤
So nice of you
Beautiful plants and thank you for helping . Please make more videos. 🥰😀
Thank you, I will
👏👏👏
Your collection is stunning. Thanks for the tips. Just subscribed, can’t wait to watch more content from you.
Thanks for the sub!
Beautiful healthy plants!!!!! So glad to find your channel today!! Great information! And did I say BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY PLANTS!!! Wow!!!
Thanx
Your plants are astonishing
Thanx
20:39 I just found your channel and so happy I did .You answered all my questions .The issues im going thru with my plants.Thank you so much Love all your plants .
Welcome!
impressive plant growing in ur room. suprisingly no one asking what light you are using for the indoor.
Thank you. I talked about lighting @ 21:35
Nice garden.
Thanks, and welcome to the nook!
I am left speechless by the size and amount of your plants. I love your pothos growing on a moss pole, its leaves are huge.
Thank you so much!
❤❤❤😮nicest
Amazing
Thanks!
❤so beautiful your plants 🥰🌿🥰🌿❤
Thank you so much 😊
🥰🥰🥰🥰
I've been growing plants for 50 years. But your plants are behind beautiful.
So nice of you
Your plants are so healthy and beautiful. Thankyou for sharing.
Absolutely beautiful ! Great job
Thank you so much!
Nice plant’s and great information. Thanks for Sharing. I’m another new person here. Seems to be a lot of us. ❤
Thanks and welcome to the nook!
GEEZ you have some very beautiful plants, Pleas create more content. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, I will
Just found your channel and subscribed. Such beautiful plants. Love them all. Thanks for all those tips. Your speech is so calm and peaceful , so listening to you was a joy. I cannot stand loud and hyper presentations. Thank you for sharing your green treasures. Please show the cat next time.
Thanks, and welcome to the nook!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful Houseplants
So nice of you :)
Beautiful Plants. .
Wow, I really love it 💖. It motivates me to have some plants in my home. Thanks for sharing 👌
My pleasure 😊
Thank you for the relaxing and informative video! Your leaves are so very shiny!
It looks so much easier than growing a relationship.
Your plants are very nice.
So nice of you, thanx for watching and commenting.
Wow! So pretty 🙂❤️🪴.
Thank you! 😊
I love you plants good job
Thanx! 😊🪴🌿👍
Dzień dobry, cudowne ma Pan rośliny🌱POZDRAWIAM serdecznie 🤗🤩
Your have so beautiful jungle room!
Thank you! 😊
Nic lock brother
Thanks
Wow! What a georgeous monstera you have! Good Luck on your channel. More subs to come :)
Thank you so much 😁
Salam kenal, anda orang yang hebat teman, penataan ruang dan tanaman yang begitu mempesona,indah sejuk alami dan perawatan yang bagus,Monstera di saya juga ada tapi tak sebagus punya anda.terima kasih sudah berbagi semoga monstera saya jadi bagus.salam sukses salam sehat
Thanks for all the information it was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
너무멋진영상,좋은정보 감사합니다,즐청하고 구독,좋아요,남기고갑니다.
All your plants are breathtaking
Thank you so much!
You’ve got a very beautiful collection! I don’t see any yellow or damaged leaves or anything! Don’t think I could water my Monstera or others daily without getting root rot. We have air conditioning in the summer and the water in the plants doesn’t evaporate quickly at all. Only my babies, but even then it’s every 3-5 days
I just had to take every plant I own into our bathroom tub and sprayed them first with insecticide, then after drying I washed the foliage with a homemade antibacterial and antifungal and neem oil. Systemic in the soil after too, I had a whole mix of spider mites fungus gnats and mealy bugs!
And now? We have fruit flies cause we live around fruit orchards and have tons of fruit at home! 🤦♀️
Thank you for sharing and after the systemic gets into the plants you should have a lot less work on your hands, I would suggest spraying them a couple of times a wk. for 2 or 2 wks. The things we do for our green friends :)
LOL, didn't notice before that I did that but yes rut,but and mud. At lease I spell them correctly:)
@@junglenook lol cute
Quelle magnifique plante 🪴 j' aime beaucoup elles sont vraiment superbes 🥰🥰🥰
I just this video and love all your plants. I love how you explain about watering.
Thank you, If because of this video you plan to increase how often you water your plants please watch my Tropical plants tips and tricks update. I water very little when I water and then make sure I have water come out of the bottom of the pot before letting the soil dry out some before starting the process over.
Love❤ yr house plants
Thanx
Your plants are absolutely stunning! Goals...
Thank you so much!
I like your video! Good tips and demonstrations of your plant care.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the great plant care advice
Any time!
Its beautiful! Everything looks so healthy!
Thanks
Your voice is calming
Thank you
Your plants are gorgeous! I have a nice-sized monstera in a 12-14” terracotta pot. I may have used coco coir in the soil mixture … maybe so since it seems to dry out sooner than I’d anticipated. My mixture includes pumice, orchid bark, and charcoal. So I’m gonna try watering more often. I’m also experimenting with bottom watering. Thanks to your video, I’m now comfortable with the pot size of cuttings from the big monstera. Thanks for sharing your care routine.
Sounds great! Start increasing the frequency that you water slowly over time and the more often you water the smaller the amount of water you use. Frequent light waterings.
I do believe some of my plants have spider mites too, I will be using neem oil on them as well. Your video is very helpful, Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
I will be putting together a video just on plant pest control at some point. If the Neem oil is not working fast enough use Insecticidal soap its a spray and much stronger and works for all sorts of insects.
I just found this amazing channel
You are a pro
Keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks and welcome
У вас очень здорово !!! Beautiful plants😊 🪴
Beautiful plants
Thank you
Very nice and amazing ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I visit your place one day🙇♀️🥰🌻🤩
Love all your jungly plants. One day I will live in a jungle with all the trees, plants, vegetation, snakes, spiders and everything else. I have subscribed and thank you for sharing all your advice.
So nice of you
Es un en canto ese cuarto lleno de hermosas plantas seria la mujer mas feliz con un cuartito asi ❤
Hello from Australia! Your plants are amazing!!
Hello there!
Hello, u are in a absolutely beautiful green forest.Thank U for the humidity info
Thanks for visiting the channel.
Your video is so beautiful, first time i see it, 👀 😍
Thanks and welcome to the nook
I was using the systemic for a while and for me the spider mites came back like no other. I’ve had several people tell me their spider mite problems got way worse after using it. I’ve discovered for me the best way to get rid of them and keep them away is to shower them every time you water and water with a very diluted neem oil mix.
Hello, Thats a great tip. Sadly, we have a well, and the water is very hard. When we first got the place and moved the plants in, I was misting the plants and within a few weeks all the leaves were covered with calcium residue. It took me a couple of months to remove it. The well water also caused calcium deposits on the heating elements in my humidifiers, that's one of the reasons I stopped using them. Luckly, hard water with a high Ph is great for the tanks I like to run, and the plants love the minerals, especially the iron. The tanks and daily watering take care of my humidity needs. I have taken some of the plants outside and sprayed them on the deck before or during rain, that seems to work well for me. I don't really know how I feel about using systemics. I'm curious about what it does to all the beneficial life in the soil and how that may affect the overall growth and health. But using the systemics I've never had an out brake of anything but spider mites. Now I'm a little afraid to stop using it. I catch the mites pretty quick, and 1 or 2 treatments works for me and never had them on more the one plant at a time. Thanks for the tip!
@@junglenook by what I understand the systimic kills the beneficial bacteria and benificial insects/pollinators. So it’s recommended not to use if outdoors. I’m not 100% sure on that though, I quit using just in case. Spider mites is really the only pests I’ve dealt with for extent periods of time. Definitely the hardest for me to get rid of
The babies look amazing, congrats on the growing channel
You are so kind, thanks for watching, I know you've been with the channel pretty much from the start.