Please pardon me but i love this dedicated plant guy its so interesting listening to you explaining all the differences of these plants iam 81+ and have loved gardening all my life iam now living with my daughter in bali and her balinese husband and family ( iam dutch Australian) and my 3 grandchildren are all around your age and my oldest granddaughter absolutely loves all those kinds of plants your showing here i wish i could’v got to jakarta with my family but its not possible at the moment thats why i appreciate your video and explanation so much thankyou so much my dear anyway peace and love ❤️💟☮️🍀🌏🇮🇩🌈🌈🙏🙏to everyone allways
Thank you so much for writing in. It warms my heart to hear about your family. I hope you all find bountiful peace and happiness in the Island of Gods.
You will hear it first from Sean here, "The OG leaves is so boring that it would put you to sleep." 55:13 Hahaha This is what I'm talking about when you step out from Aroids, the world opens to others' wonder. So stunning this episode especially those mutated sansevieria from Phillipine and thanks for bringing back the Hoya excitement which I had killed almost all of them.
Sean…all I can say is WOWZERS! There must be a God somewhere! I didn’t not know that such unique plants exists! Thank you for sharing this wonderful “mini-movie” of plant glory with us!!😊❤️🪴
This was a wonderful plant tour with so many varieties of hybrids I’ve never seen before. Your photography also makes it easier to take screen shots for reference. Btw.. hope that you added the Hoya “Silver Leopard Skin” to your collection🌿
I really enjoyed watching this episode, thanks Sean for bringing us to this wonderful exhibition! I hope i could visit this (physically) in the near future!
It doesn’t seem like Platycerium are popping off here in the US, but they sure are for me! Love the fern on fern action! Haha! Beautifully edited again Sean. Wonderful video.
Your videos got me to purchase my first Platycerium last year, after a lot of miss identification, it ended up being a Hilli 🎉 Since then, my collection has grown to include 12 out of the 18 species 😁 still quite difficult to come by in NorthEast US. I’m hoping to start sowing spore to make them more accessible here Thanks Sean! I credit you to the start of my collecting, it turns out I have somewhat of a green thumb. Collecting turn into a passion project and I’m creating an online compendium for Platycerium, I’ll share with you once it’s wrapped up Cheers 👋
Of course! Prototype website is a month or two away, and I’d love your opinions on it! I’ve been trying to consume as much info as I can - your videos help tons. Esp the previous vids with the platy master 💪
I’d love to level up my elkhorn Fern game!! A beginners vid would be most helpful!!! Travelling to Hawaii every year is what inspired me to get into tropical plants, I wanted to bring the tropics home with me
Hey Leah thats ok, thanks for letting me know. And Im so sorry to hear about your husband. I hope theres a way for him to get his sight back. That is truly tragic and painful. Sending love to both of you.
Love the these videos. I learn so much but i do have plant envy. Those sanseverias were amazing but surprisingly the hoyas were disappointing. Lots of great content and i just got lost in tiem watching this. Keep giving us these shows please.
The hoyas are actually the most Ive ever seem in an Indonesian or Thai show. The genus is very very unpopular in Asia, unlike on Europe and the US. I would consider this… a huge leap forward for the genus in Asia 😅
I really really like your plant channel. 💚 i always learn something l. I appreciated a good detailed educational channel. Plus you film very well and edit nicely. You have a good Idea of marketing and branding your channel. 👍🏼
One plant I have not seen in your latest videos on these exhibitions is the microsorum thailandicum "blue oil fern" I am obsessed with it...I actually bought spores online for around $35 US and recently sown them and waiting patiently for growth , I was hoping to see them as they should be more common there but I guess not much ppl into it yet or they don't know about it? Overall, I really enjoy your videos 😊
Oh they are hugeee in Thailand. I filmed it in last years plant show in Thailand 😀 as the name suggest the plant is endemic to Thailand. Sadly Indonesians did not catch on with the trend.
@@onlyplants Oh, go figures...it seems to be catching on in the Western hemisphere. I bought from a seller from Thailand. The live plants are expensive and hard to find in this part of the world.
I love ur channel and ur dedication about plants. tanq so much.its great to see the rare and exotic plants. paltyceriums ridleyi r not available in Indian market. plz suggest where can I buy at reasonable price.
You can reach out to the platycerium sellers (their instagram account is always listed on the bottom left corner of every booth). However keep in mind that India has a strict import rule. I believe an import permit is required to bring in plants into India. If the supply of ridleyi is low in India, it might be a good business opportunity…
The common varieties are actually very affordable… for these hybrids, they will rise in price for now but in a few years they will always stabilize and become common. We just have to wait. Im being patient too 😀
@@onlyplants I only have a few like nepenthes ventricosa and graciliflora and trying to expand my collection with utricularias, pinguiculas, venus flytraps, and sarracenia because they are the cheaper and the quicker ones to grow.🤞
I seldom see plant sellers selling Platycerium in my place (Philippines). If there are, only few are selling and in limited number only. It's also expensive.
licuala palm really do take a long time germinate. i remembered i sowed the seeds of the licuala grandis of my uncle then it took 1 year and half a month before i noticed it was growing 😂 😂
Thanks sean love love the contents especially the Hoyas and sanservias I want all the Hoyas and sanservias.❤ Do they ship to the caribbean Barbados to be exact
You would have to check with them, you can get free consultation with Exitplant which is the sponsor of the video (their info is at the end of the episode). Sellers and exporters can actually move plants out of Indonesia, but whether your country allows the receiving of plants is usually the tricky question - varying from region to region.
If you meant to do it secretly without a permit… I think it would be a bad idea 😅 You can reach out to @exitplant.id on instagram to see if they can do permit for you to handcarry plants back.
Thank you, Sean for your dedication and support to the plant community. I enjoy watching your contents as always.
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Amazing video bursting with information and inspiration
Thank you ❤️
Thank you for taking me along ❤
Thanks for coming along! ❤️
Wonderfull and amazing vedio bro
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Please pardon me but i love this dedicated plant guy its so interesting listening to you explaining all the differences of these plants iam 81+ and have loved gardening all my life iam now living with my daughter in bali and her balinese husband and family ( iam dutch Australian) and my 3 grandchildren are all around your age and my oldest granddaughter absolutely loves all those kinds of plants your showing here i wish i could’v got to jakarta with my family but its not possible at the moment thats why i appreciate your video and explanation so much thankyou so much my dear anyway peace and love ❤️💟☮️🍀🌏🇮🇩🌈🌈🙏🙏to everyone allways
Thank you so much for writing in. It warms my heart to hear about your family. I hope you all find bountiful peace and happiness in the Island of Gods.
Great event. Thanks Sean!
Thank you ❤️
You will hear it first from Sean here, "The OG leaves is so boring that it would put you to sleep." 55:13 Hahaha This is what I'm talking about when you step out from Aroids, the world opens to others' wonder. So stunning this episode especially those mutated sansevieria from Phillipine and thanks for bringing back the Hoya excitement which I had killed almost all of them.
Thank you. Why do Hoyas like to die so much 😅 theyre supposed to be easy
orchids are really for patience people i find , manage to keep miniature orchid alive for a year till i gave up
Orchids are also very diverse… each requiring specific care 😅
Thanks so much for bringing us along and covering the show in so much detail, love how your enthusiasm for the plants shines through so very clearly!
Thank you ❤️
What a beautiful Pllants,...
Thank you for sharing your day with Plants...Sean!
Have a great day ahead,..
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Great video.
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How interesting and spectacular are this place..si many plants unknown for us and incredible beautiful..You always surprise us thanks a lot dear Sean
Thank you Manuel
18:10 the moment i saw the mature form of this one, instantly +1 to the buy list
Oh yes they get really tall in nature! And they set fruit around human waist level because their natural pollinators are cassuary birds!
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Great shot!
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Thank you 😀 I will try to more of it!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection
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thank you so much...
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Good too see my kababayan at Indonesia plant show sending love from Philippines 🇵🇭
Hes such a wonderful soul
thank you so very much Sean for a wonderful episode
Thank you too!
Love it! Thanks, Sean💖💖💖
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Wow! So many great plants!
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Another wonderful video.thanks bro
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wow..! ang ganda ng mga halaman Sean..! Keep it up..! A Fan from the Philippines!
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Thanks for taking us there, I wouldn't be able to see all of that otherwise🌺
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amazing
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This video makes me want to go to Bangkok, in the Philippines. 😊
Haha yes. Bangkok actually has a show like this every 2-3 months.
Sean…all I can say is WOWZERS! There must be a God somewhere!
I didn’t not know that such unique plants exists! Thank you for sharing this wonderful “mini-movie” of plant glory with us!!😊❤️🪴
Thank you 😀
Oh those sanseveria so beautiful. I’m into succulents at the moment they are so easy. Thanks Sean. ❤
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Really enjoyed the video thank you
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Super cool Thanks from Russia ❤
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Excited for this video. 😍
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This was a wonderful plant tour with so many varieties of hybrids I’ve never seen before.
Your photography also makes it easier to take screen shots for reference.
Btw.. hope that you added the Hoya “Silver Leopard Skin” to your collection🌿
I did get it! Its a long strand now and Im meant to propagate it to form a bushy pot
EXCELLENT!
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I'm excited, I love carnivorous plants
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@@marthentangkelolok4028lol, will do
Thank you so much for taking us a long - always LOVE your videos
❤️❤️ thank you for coming with
I have a lot of your videos more than once.
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Hi I am from barbados love your tours
Thank you! Delighted to have viewers from the other side of the world. Its beautiful where you are!
Selamat good video. ❤Trimakasih
Pantastis🎉❤❤
Makasih yaaa
55:30 I'm obsessed with this Hoya hypolasia with the leaf texture 😍 Not so common here.
Muy interesante, gracias!
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Prepare your wallet ammunition for another plant trend in 2024 🤣🫰
Haha yes… im clearing my wall for platyceriyms
Yes 👏...
As they have so many varities my plan only collect what I like only 🤓...... let see ...😄
haha 😅🎉
太精彩了🎉🎉🎉
Thank you, ❤ all of it.
Thank you ❤️
I really enjoyed watching this episode, thanks Sean for bringing us to this wonderful exhibition! I hope i could visit this (physically) in the near future!
Thank you
Incredible plant show! I’d love you make a video only with Platycerium they’re just amazing plants
Thank you. I already have 2 dedicatef platycerium episode filmed in Taiwan in case you missed it. More to come
That Sansevieria trifasciata 'Moonshine Splash' is a mutation from 'Moonshine'
Cool! Thanks for sharing this. I love the regular moonshine too
❤ all of your videos. I learn so much… pure plant joy.
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Thankyou.such beautiful plants
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Beautiful plants .
Thank you ❤️
I love those hoyas oh my, thanks for sharing
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It doesn’t seem like Platycerium are popping off here in the US, but they sure are for me! Love the fern on fern action! Haha! Beautifully edited again Sean. Wonderful video.
Thank you. It might take a while for the platyceriums to gain traction in the western markets. Or perhaps not make it at all! Im waiting to see ❤️😀
I see nepenthes in there. Great pick.
😀 there are some featured in the episode
Exited for this video😊😊
Thank you 😊
Love your passion 💗
Thank you ❤️😀
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Your videos got me to purchase my first Platycerium last year, after a lot of miss identification, it ended up being a Hilli 🎉
Since then, my collection has grown to include 12 out of the 18 species 😁 still quite difficult to come by in NorthEast US. I’m hoping to start sowing spore to make them more accessible here
Thanks Sean! I credit you to the start of my collecting, it turns out I have somewhat of a green thumb. Collecting turn into a passion project and I’m creating an online compendium for Platycerium, I’ll share with you once it’s wrapped up
Cheers 👋
Wowww what a story! Will you please update me on your platycerium endeavors?
Of course! Prototype website is a month or two away, and I’d love your opinions on it!
I’ve been trying to consume as much info as I can - your videos help tons. Esp the previous vids with the platy master 💪
I’d love to level up my elkhorn Fern game!! A beginners vid would be most helpful!!!
Travelling to Hawaii every year is what inspired me to get into tropical plants, I wanted to bring the tropics home with me
Thank you 😀
I am so sorry that I can't be part of your patreon anymore. My husband lost his sight and with that his job. I appreciate you and wish you well.
Hey Leah thats ok, thanks for letting me know. And Im so sorry to hear about your husband. I hope theres a way for him to get his sight back. That is truly tragic and painful. Sending love to both of you.
Love the these videos. I learn so much but i do have plant envy. Those sanseverias were amazing but surprisingly the hoyas were disappointing. Lots of great content and i just got lost in tiem watching this. Keep giving us these shows please.
Thank you 😀😀
The hoyas are actually the most Ive ever seem in an Indonesian or Thai show. The genus is very very unpopular in Asia, unlike on Europe and the US. I would consider this… a huge leap forward for the genus in Asia 😅
I really really like your plant channel. 💚 i always learn something l. I appreciated a good detailed educational channel. Plus you film very well and edit nicely. You have a good Idea of marketing and branding your channel. 👍🏼
Thank you ❤️ I love learning these production skills and finding creative angles. Glad someone noticed!
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One plant I have not seen in your latest videos on these exhibitions is the microsorum thailandicum "blue oil fern" I am obsessed with it...I actually bought spores online for around $35 US and recently sown them and waiting patiently for growth , I was hoping to see them as they should be more common there but I guess not much ppl into it yet or they don't know about it? Overall, I really enjoy your videos 😊
Oh they are hugeee in Thailand. I filmed it in last years plant show in Thailand 😀 as the name suggest the plant is endemic to Thailand. Sadly Indonesians did not catch on with the trend.
@@onlyplants Oh, go figures...it seems to be catching on in the Western hemisphere. I bought from a seller from Thailand. The live plants are expensive and hard to find in this part of the world.
I love ur channel and ur dedication about plants. tanq so much.its great to see the rare and exotic plants. paltyceriums ridleyi r not available in Indian market. plz suggest where can I buy at reasonable price.
You can reach out to the platycerium sellers (their instagram account is always listed on the bottom left corner of every booth). However keep in mind that India has a strict import rule. I believe an import permit is required to bring in plants into India. If the supply of ridleyi is low in India, it might be a good business opportunity…
@@onlyplantsgreat suggestion
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I have a Wallisia cyanea and haven't been able to get an ID on it so thank you!!
😀 which reminds me I should probably get one soon
I love the platyceriums and carnivorous plants❤💰
Tho them being very expensive for my small budget😢💰
The common varieties are actually very affordable… for these hybrids, they will rise in price for now but in a few years they will always stabilize and become common. We just have to wait. Im being patient too 😀
@@onlyplants I only have a few like nepenthes ventricosa and graciliflora and trying to expand my collection with utricularias, pinguiculas, venus flytraps, and sarracenia because they are the cheaper and the quicker ones to grow.🤞
I seldom see plant sellers selling Platycerium in my place (Philippines). If there are, only few are selling and in limited number only. It's also expensive.
The sellers in Indonesia only sprouted out recently actually… last year there wasnt much platycerium booths in the same show
🌻🌺❤️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️Love the Intro
Thank you ❤️
Love your channel Shawn. Would be nice if you could mention the common plant name along with botanical name too, for easy reference.
Thank you. The problem is that different regions may have different common names for the same plant
Thank you for the tour! I’m not sure how I feel about the hollowed stream table it looks too shallow to provide enough depth for the fishes.
Oh ya… now that you mention it…
Fern on fern action
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16:51 yet another one that is so elusive for some reason😅😓
licuala palm really do take a long time germinate. i remembered i sowed the seeds of the licuala grandis of my uncle then it took 1 year and half a month before i noticed it was growing 😂 😂
Whoaaaaa… I bet a lot of the seeds dont make it in the wild if it takes that long. Maybe its survival of the fittest for these guys
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Just Bought some Lithops and Mountain rose today like how Lithops where mentioned 😊
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@@onlyplants By the way, thank you for the species name of flamingo Lily
The scheflerra 😍😍😍
❤️❤️ I love most scheffleras I run into. This one was new to me though
Thanks sean love love the contents especially the Hoyas and sanservias I want all the Hoyas and sanservias.❤
Do they ship to the caribbean Barbados to be exact
You would have to check with them, you can get free consultation with Exitplant which is the sponsor of the video (their info is at the end of the episode). Sellers and exporters can actually move plants out of Indonesia, but whether your country allows the receiving of plants is usually the tricky question - varying from region to region.
0:55 been seeking to own one of this elusive browneopsis ucayalina, but all the nice stuff is still in indonesia😅😓
A few gardens have this plant, I think its been in circulation in Indonesia for a long time.
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How about gymnocalycium, francoisii and astrophytum?
Those are far more popular in Thailand than in Indonesia. 😀 I have featured some in my Thailand plant show tour videos
Hi Shawn I'm visiting Indonesia next year and would like to buy rare plants is it OK to bring it with me in the plane to Philippines and then to US?
If you meant to do it secretly without a permit… I think it would be a bad idea 😅 You can reach out to @exitplant.id on instagram to see if they can do permit for you to handcarry plants back.
Series sama mbah kunzo udah abis kak?
Ada satu lagiii. My private your at his nursery. Thats next week mestinya
6 mins is too long i cant wait XD. papcorn ready XD
Haha thank you
Perhaps contraption, is a new word for you but you shouldn't tefer to someone's work of art as a "contraption". 😮
Thats a good and fair point! I hadnt noticed until you mentioned it. Thank you
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Thank you ❤️❤️ I will be visiting Philippines next year!
@@onlyplants I heard there will be a special event next year and maybe one of the reasons why you're coming🥰.welc0me to the philippines ♥️♥️♥️
21 oktober its long time 😢😢😢
Haha there will be other short videos before that 😛
Excuse me what is that title? Can’t u say gender?
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@@onlyplants am I the only one to notice that?
amazing
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