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Houseplant Shopping At Wentworth Garden Centre đ czcams.com/video/1QPmrVeYCbE/video.html
The plant you thought was a bird of paradise is actually a banana tree. The other plant that you said looked like a Christmas Tree is a Norfolk Island Pine, it grows well indoors đđšđŠ
The "Christmas tree" (araucaria heterophylia) has been around for quite a while. It's native to the Norfolk Island (Australia). It is an alternative to pine trees that do not survive indoors.
24:12 "C'MON, YOU CRAZY CAT!" đč
The plant you picked up at 23:09 looks to be an Norfolk Island Pine, quite popular here across the pond in Toronto. I find it fascinating our different yet similar house plants. đčđ”đżâđŽ
I do too. I like watching youtube channels from Canada
The pine tree one is a norfolk pine! I have one, they are one of my favorite plants....they are not a true pine, they are tropical houseplants and they can grow pretty big.....the local hospitals have big ones as inside plants....they are easy care! You will have to look them up!
Youâre a fountain of knowledge! Thanks for the info!
This store could literally upload this as a unbiased buyers guide/ virtual shopping for there online customers.
Awh đ so many Beautiful plants.
In Exmouth we don't have much
Good plants shops.
Thanks for sharing xxđ»
Thatâs a shame đ
Beautiful beautiful garden centre love it..thanks brother enjoyed videos đ
Thank you
The Sanseveria you picked up was a moonshine. They are one of the rarer ones. I just got one for ÂŁ7.99 6cm pot. They can be on the pricier side. I love when you reach over the table, over just walking around to the other side of it. I think their plants are a little pricey considering the size. The succulents I have seen much cheaper, unless you are also paying the cost for the planter you may not actually want...my budgets is ÂŁ10 less for a plant. The single leaf hoya was a rip off! Unless they have a stem they stay as just the leaf I've seen them for lowest ÂŁ5
Moonshines are very nice
Such nice variety of houseplants, some of the vases were too small for the plants.
That can cause plant distress. Always a good idea to transplant them to a slightly bigger vase!
I think the tiny little terra cotta watering vessel (16:21) located in the arrangement looks like it is intended for decoration in my opinion, quite cute really. I don't believe it's intended for watering, again, my opinion.
They are a thing in the gardening world. Maybe more of a decoration thing in houseplants
Nice plant and not a bad bargain,I have to say that i find Dobbie's too expensive for houseplants now and have found good buys in other places like ikea or wilkos.Thank you for another informative video.
I do agree Dobbies is quite expensive. Itâs a great place to wander around and check out plants though!
Love that stingray alocasia! Looking for a new one! Nice size and price was ok for how big it was!
They do look nice đ
Great black velvet! Great price! I am glad you rescued it! Please update how it does for you....have a nice day Richard
Itâs doing well. All it needed was a good drink really. Just waiting for new leaves to start.
@@SheffieldMadePlants mine always has only 3 leaves, when a new one grows, the oldest leaf is already dying! Let me know if you have any better results! :)
@@justinamontgomery2618 oh really đ
That looks a LOT! Nicer than the plant shops we got here in the US
That is an âOllasâ. I live in the desert in Arizona and have many of those cactus plants in my front yard.
Thanks!
Love the Black Velvet!
Beautiful plant.
I loved the spineless cactus...it looks like a tall damino cactus, no spikes....I have not seen them locally here....but you did not check a price on one in the cactus section....I was happy to see them, I liked all the euphorbias too! Love all euphorbias....the begonias at the beginning were beautiful...I have the iron cross one...which is pretty easy care....that dark leaf one was super neat too! I would have gotten it!! Ok I am going to watch the rest yo see ehat you got!
The iron cross looks beautiful. I like a furry begonia for sure.
Fab bargain on the black velvet! Nice plant and on my hit list for sure! Love the reductions at Dobbies, got several bargains that way as they do reduced their plants by quite a bit for the slightest thing. I swear there was nothing wrong with my Malay Gold I got reduced, think they thought it was yellowing but thats just what the plant looks like! I wasn't going to argue though lol!!
Can't believe you are having so much trouble with your Chlorophytum Green Orange. I picked one up from Dobbies after seeing yours and loving the look of it. It is such an easy plant for me! It's not in the brightest spot yet is still putting out new growth and no black anywhere!!
Weird Iâve got lots of black leaves. Really not sure whatâs up with it. Maybe itâs in too bright a spot.
@@SheffieldMadePlants So strange! It maybe the light? They are related to spider plants so I give mine the same care. They are on shelves one under the other although the spider plant doesnât seem quite as happy! Funny how the same plant can act differently for people!
That's an awesome garden center. Thanks for the show around. Do you get permission before you film at places like that or do you just go for it?
I just go for it đ
Lovely store :)
Begonias look beautiful đ. Can't see any episcias here, they are fantastic plants too.
Oh yeah i like a furry plant
Nice plants but they are so expensive!!
I had one black ala Keila, just like the one you have. They are a bit difficult to keep healthy. Donât put too much water.
Thanks for sharing đ
From Bijoukim Exmouth xxđđ»
Thanks for watching!
The plant just before five minutes is a fern I believe and those are spores not bugs.
I LOVE dobbies!!
@ 1.02 ÂŁ25 quid for banana ! They're easy enough to grow from seed .
Omg I would be constantly broke if I lived near a place like this đ
I know right!
âExcuse me mateâŠ. Do you work hereâŠ?â â ïžâ ïžâ ïž
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Heaven on earth...â€expensive place though
Sure is!
Very very expensive compare to Pune, India
The musa cavendish is a banana plant
Ahww, sad :( You walked multiple times past the maranta leuconeura, my favourite plant, without ever picking it up or noticing it! You might have mistaken it for a calathea though so I forgive you haha. I just love the way they grow and position their leaves around depending on where the sun is :)
Oh yeah nice plant. Not sure why I didnât notice it đŹ
Aparently that begonia could easily be propagated by snapping the veins along the middle coming from the base of the leaf, if kept in a container or something else to lock in humidity and under a grow light of course.
Hey. I did try it once but didnât work out. Not sure what I did wrong. Have you done it before?
@@SheffieldMadePlants Iâm experimenting with peperomia, but unfortunately I hadnât had the opportunity to give it a go. The lady I seen successfully do it had it in sphagnum moss and a clear plastic locking disposable container and did that with the exact same kind of begonia you seen there. About two or three new babies came from the one leaf. Iâve heard also more mature leaves have a higher success rate. Maybe she used tank water or rain water and a solution mix in the sphagnum moss. Thatâs something I wish to try one day.
@@ArtistryByN8UR I think I had mine in perlite in a plastic take away box. Maybe i let it dry out. Iâll try again at some point
I would love to come here but I think itâs only in the UK am I correct? Iâm from the US
I think so yes
Omg the dobbies nearest to me is rubbish ! Not much selection of house plants . Itâs more furniture an toys
Have the holy basil or tulsi i buy the plants
I donât have those plants đ€
Tulshi plant do you have?
Bit pricey that shop, Iâve just gone mad in Lidl spending 6 and 7ÂŁ each on some good size plants đ
Good old Lidl đ
Your plants look healthier and happier than these plantsâŠ..Ruby George
Thanks Ruby!
Alocasiaâs lose leaves when the push a new leaf out. Iâve noticed youâve commented a couple of times that they have browning leaves and you say itâs a shame. Itâs natural. And you commented that the plant has issues, thatâs not necessarily true. Probably best to know more about the plant before you comment as it might put someone off.
Good shout đ
bargin!!
Thought you might like that!
It is set up like a groceries store. Not very attractive for plant shopping.
LOL much more easy to spending all the monies đđ
I personally would be 100% susceptible to this plant buffet
Iâve bought from Dobbies online store LOADS of times.
But Iâve yet to go into a store , honestly I didnât know they had themâŠđ
Thankyou Sheffield đ«Ąđ«Ąđ«Ą
They seem to be very good
Brighton one is rubbish and expensive