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One of my first goals with this new house (after the renos) was to get a TON of plants everywhere. Today we are making that goal a reality! Come along with me as I figure out what plants I need, go shopping, pot the plants, and even DIY a couple of pots!
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here comes a novel but i swear it's worth reading! the trailing plant that was the bathroom is called a philodendron hederaceum, or "heart leaf philodendron" :) I definitely recommend getting a small light meter to gauge where certain plants will be happy. you can get really cheap water/light meters online and they're great! snake plants don't mind being a bit root-bound so no need to re pot until its really bursting. when you up-pot, keep it to 2" larger each time to avoid root rot. zz's are very prone to rot and only need to be watered when the thick stems start to wrinkle, since they grow from rhizomes that hold a lot of water. snake plants are the same way. FLF tend to drop leaves any time their conditions change so try to keep it in the same place with a consistent watering schedule for best results. hoya and string of hearts do best in brighter light, but some hoyas prefer indirect light and are prone to burning. hoyas also prefer to get a bit root bound, and when they fill out the pot and are allowed to get completely dry between waterings, they can start to bloom! treat SOH and hoyas kind of like succulents and only water when the leaves lose their plumpness and feel limp/start to wrinkle a bit. most trailing plants can be watered based on when their leaves start to curl inwards, but make sure the soil is mostly dry or it could also be a sign of overwatering! cebu blue and monstera adansonii (pronounced "add-an-so-nee-eye" AKA swiss cheese monstera) are climbers, so if you want the leaves to get big you can set them up with a moss or coco coir pole and their aerial roots will attach to the pole. as they grow upwards, the leaves will get bigger! they're fine trailing but in nature they love to climb upright. monsteras in general love to climb and the leaves will get larger and develop more holes with each new leaf as they climb. ferns and calatheas/ctenanthes ("ten-an-thee") need a lot of humidity generally so they're great bathroom plants if your bathroom gets enough bright indirect light. peperomias and zz's are some of the few plants you can propagate just from a single leaf without a node, or even just a piece of the leaf! they will grow roots and "pups" if you place the leaf in water. trailing jade is indeed what that hanging guy is called! just like regular jade plants, they only need water when the leaves get limp and wrinkled or they can rot very easily. they can also be propagated by laying a leaf on dry soil and planting when little pink roots form, which often grow themselves right into the soil. once they are rooted, water very sparingly.
make sure to look into the toxicity of all of your plants--dieffenbachias and aglaonemas (chinese evergreens) are highly toxic to pets as are many others, so be sure to double check which need to be kept far from any animals.
some fun plants to check out based on what you have already: raven zz plants are just like the regular but the leaves come in bright green and turn almost black when they mature. whale fin snake plants (or sansevieria masoniana) are just as easy to care for and their leaves are huge and prehistoric looking. sansevieria bantel sensation and moonshine have beautiful colors and the same care as other snake plants.
if you have any plant questions feel free to comment or DM my instagram @bkplantloft!
Was about yo write a coment similar to yours but thank god I checked first! Great info :)
ALSO! try to keep edible plants away from houseplants as they tend to attract pests more than other plants. :)
@@marywave thank you!!
All I need in my life is for you to write a plant Bible and millions of people and their plants will benefit from.knowing exactly what to do. I.love this!
Thank for this. I have a hoya and pepperonis as well as others that you mentioned and this info was helpful.
Don’t replant your plants when you get them from the nursery right away. It causes extra stress to the plant. I would wait at least a week before replanting.
A lot of times, you can wait even longer. Bigger pot just means more soil and more chance that you’ll overwater it. Save time and money and keep it in the nursery container as long as possible, imo!
my aunt loves to plant, she has most planted plants and gardens her whole life. And what you said is 100% correct.
Thanks didn't know that,wish I'd known it before.
i have been told to wait at least a month for them to get used to the new room and give them a chance to grow "stronger"
UNLESS IT'S SUPER OVERWATERED! Then you gotta get it outta soggy soil ASAP
When a plant is labeled as 'low light" it means low light tolerant. So while it won't die, it isn't going to grow. Some might look coloring and turn a bit darker due to a lack of sun.
Snake plants can actually be in full sun! They just have to slowly get used to brighter and brighter light
Yes! I have a snake outside, in California.
I have a very dark apartment, but my spiders each have a dedicated full spectrum LED grow bulb. The plants are huge! And I have to water them more often than most because they are soaking up so much light and growing so enthusiastically. They look like outdoor Californian spiders, not weak indoor Canadian spiders ;0) My Snake plants are in the same area but not directly under the lamps, which is enough for them. But everyone gets supplemental light.
I was just going to say the same thing! I live in florida and I have some outside in the sun and some inside and all are doing well
Yeah I was going to say I live in Hawaii and the snake plants just grow in the ground outside in full light.
I live in a basement most of the year so most of the year it's in a window that gets minimal light. But when I go home to my parents house for the summer I move it upstairs (so it can get watered and not forgotten) but keep out of direct sunlight and it loves it up there!
repotting can be so satisfying. my mom calls it giving the plants "new shoes" !!
I find it soooooo stresfull!
Omg that's adorable
That is soooo cute!
Have you considered switching out some of the lightbulbs in the basement with grow light bulbs? With the white walls reflecting, you could get away with a lot more light down there to make chlorophyll happy! Also I'm an interior design buff AND plant collector so this video bringing plants into your gorgeous renovated home made me so happy :)
I’ve been trying to do this but can’t figure out which bulb to get that fit into my ceiling (UK)
I need a Plant 101 video!!! The easiest plants to take care of, what kind of soil and all that good stuff!! 🌱🌿🌾❤️
I recommend planterina! Shes awesome
@@jackie2645 And Harli G of course! There's a whole plant side of YT :)
Look at Summer Rayne Oakes she has tons of wicked cool vids
Kaylee Ellen has some really good tips
Houseplantjournal on Instagram has the best information! He has even written a book. I never knew so much information about light before following him
Kelsey- pothos is just the easiest plant to take care of
Me- feeling guilty cause I killed my pothos plant
The one in her bathroom is a philodendron! But I find if you water propagate your Pothos, they can still grow. I have one by my window and she’s grown a few leaves already :)
I have 40+ plants and pothos are some of the only ones I've had problems with!
😂
Pothos are the one plant that I just cannot keep alive
Jackie I’m in process of putting all my plants into leca. The only ones that seem to consistently hate it are Pothos/Scindapsus. Go freaking figure. I’m going to keep trying though, they’re inexpensive enough that I can get a replacement!
Really enjoyed this video
Quick tip: don’t rush to depot plants unless they have roots pushing out from the bottom as that can cause you to over water / root rot.
If a plant isn’t pushing out new leaves think about whether it is the growing season (spring/summer) and also whether it just needs some fertiliser or more sun.
To add to it if the plant is going into dormancy not all plants grow during the spring and summer.
oh thank you! I just got my first plant ever a couple days ago and idk what im doing lol. I've been reading on it a little. It needs some tlc cause majority of the leaves were browned at the tip
hi i live in a tropical country which basically have no seasons except summer and rain. so i was wondering should i still follow the growing season for the plants or not? because im not familiar with all the seasons so maybe i should do some research on it. im sorry if this is kind of confusing. i dont know how to spell it out properly. hopefully anyone can help me :)
@@piupiupiu1032 hi nurul i am in the same situation as you as i live in israel. our growing season is just much much longer than places where it's colder. depending on where you are, the growing season can even be all year.
To people who haven’t subscribed: every single episode they do is so practical and inspirational. Sooo instead of searching for inspiration receive it regularly by subscribing 😇
I swear I manifested this video into my life!! I was thinking last week, “I really wish the sorry girls would make a plant video” and here it is🤩 Please consider making more plant videos☺️
PLEASE GET THAT GIANT PLANT FOR THE OFFICE. 😭❤
Plaaants!!!!!
Maybe try some Euclyptus in your bathroom. They enjoy the humidity and they release their natural oils in humidity and that can provide some natural aroma therapy for you!
Noooo!!! Eucalyptus essential oils are toxic to majority of pets!
@@annbrz9702 I don't think Kelsey has any pets.
You should get the app planta it will remind you when to water your plants and keep track of what plants you have
Planta is great! The paid subscription has even more features about misting, fertilization, and also even a light meter so you can see how much light certain areas of your space gets!
Im glad i read the comments. Thank u!!
You saved my palm! I just got it and it immediately started dying. Apparently I was watering it no where near the right times. This app really saved my butt! Thanks for the recommendation :)
is it only available for apple?
Faith Kuehl I don’t know sorry, I have apple
This is HILARIOUS because in quebec french, we use the word "zizi" when we are kids to say like "wiener", so as immature as it is I couldn't;t stop laughing every time Kelsey says "I'm looking for a big zizi" or "r.i.p zizi"
Never thought I would laugh at that word as an adult haha
I grew up in the south of France and we used the word had the same meaning there too. I'm glad I'm not the only one who had this association XD
I learn french in school and our teacher accidentaly told us what it means😂
I’m French and came to the comments just to see if someone else noticed 😂
I was sooo looking for this comment ! I giggled when she first talked about "zizi plant" and seconds later I just burst out laughing "I killed my giant Zizi" omg I'm such a kid
I found this out when my French colleague almost spat coffee at me... "I really want I big black zizi" yep.
I loved watching Kelsey learn the Latin/scientific names of the plants! I work at a garden center so I always get a kick out of watching others learn about plants ☺️
Heck yes
I just got done watching your latest video lol. :)
Planterina is a QUEEN. Love Amanda! Nick is also great!
Fun fact: The first video I watched of the Sorry Girls I watched was the Plant Games video! Hooked ever since!
I love seeing Kelsey doing her home! Of all the videos they made, I can see Kelsey is right in her element when she’s doing her home
Enjoyed this so much. Wish it was even longer. Love that you see the plants in a space before you see anything else. Before the furniture? It definitely brings life and joy inside. Seems like quite a commitment!!! Holding on to plants for generations is not for the fickle and irresponsible! Definitely more serious than I realized. Do you ever get bored of them? Loved the DIYs. Enjoy making your house a home!!!
The trailing one in the bathroom window looks like a heartleaf philodendron
It's a philodendron micans
Agree, Hannah! Regular green philodendron hederaceum.
Okka K no I have a philodendron micans. Some of the leaves are orange tinted and it’s velvety
It's a philodendron hederaceum.
I agree! Definitely looks like a heart leaf philodendron 😊
This is what i love the most about you... you love plants and you male every design more amazing by adding plants... i just love plants and i wanna have so much plants around me... i dont understand theses days people have big houses but no trees and plants... they think that plants are gonna make their home messier but infact they actually makes it prettier
I have a beautiful yellow-green snake plant and it has survived about a year in my bathroom that has NO windows! I have anticipated having to move it out to other areas of the house/outside on the patio, to get more sun, but thus far it hasn’t needed that! It’s been chillin in the bathroom with just LED lights! Plants are awesome!💪🏼🌱
Lovely! I put my Wandering Jew in my bathroom because they like moisture. It trails down really nice and you can get them in different colours. I like the purple ones for a pop of dark colour among my green plants. They are also hard to kill and easy to rescue. Roots well in water and you can also move them outside for the summer.
I was really pleasantly surprised to find a small, family-owned garden/plant business 5 mins from my house. Would love to see you guys support more small businesses! Especially now with Covid, they need support more than ever!
Just a quick tip: it’s usually pronounced “pie-lee-uh” 😂 love your plants though 🙌🏼😍
But pilee actually sounds cuter :D
Not anymore
same!!! are we wrong?? or is Kelsey just putting a Canadian spin on the name 😂
This was cracking me up! Peelee is cute too though.
I call mines Peelee as an official affectionate name. Like a pet name 😄 but it is pronounced pie-lee-uh.
YEEEES we stan shopping local for plants! I work at a locally owned nursery in Arkansas and I can verify that they are so much hardier than what you can find at box stores. places like home depot and walmart don't take care of their plants, and more often than not they'll die because of bugs or lack of care. when it comes to buying plants you get what you pay for!
Also just FYI a lot of these lowlight plants can survive in those conditions but they aren’t going to thrive as well as they would in proper light.
Good point to make. I had a ZZ & snake plant that did not grow for like a year, but they stayed alive. Now that they get indirect sunlight they are really thriving, especially the ZZ.
I had a Zz that grew like crazy in bathroom with no windows. Idk I think it depends on the other conditions and the kind of lightbulbs you have
A few things from a fellow plant enthusiast:
-string of hearts need a lot of light and shouldn’t be in the low/medium light part of your chart
-spider plants and fiddle leaf figs are high light. that spider plant on the top of your cabinet will not do well there, the reason your flf probably burned it’s leaf is because you have to slowly move plants into higher light conditions
-pebbles aren’t adequate drainage! They just raise the water table in the pot. Definitely like the plastic nursery pot inside of the cache pot idea way more than rocks
Kelsey!! You should buy a calathea. They're such beautiful plants and they like shade/light without sun and humidity. I curently own a calathea lancifolia and a calathea oranatia and I just bought a calathea crimson pink, I am still waiting for my order but I am so excited :)). You should also consider misère (tradescantia) as they are good hanging plants
Oh yeah a calathea would be perfect for that bathroom window sill!
"I'm startin to learn some things and I'm feeling pretty good about it." 😏 Is a mood and I need a gif immediately.
Something I just learned recently from a post on Reddit, a hole saw drill bit works amazing for adding drainage to ceramic pots! They’re a bit expensive, but it was so worth it!
Tip for herbs! Get some seed stater mix, smaller nursery pots to water from below, and seeds! Seed packets can be $1 each on some online shops, and you can get varieties you can't find at the store. There are some really cute ornamental styles and different flavors.
No one:
Absolutely no one at all:
Me: RUNS after seeing the word “plants” in the title because I LOVE PLANTS 💃🏾💃🏾🌻
It's the saaaaaaame with me!
@@ynazeee same here
Bohemian Houseplant it’s so sad for me because mine always just die, I’m left with 1 in my apartment. It’s also the oldest
Yessss! I’m slowly building my own plant fam. I love for the Sorry Girls plant videos. 🌿
Given the likes/reponses on this comment, I guess it should read -
Someone:
Definitely someone, probably a lot of someones:
Me: RUNS after seeing the word “plants” in the title because I (similar to many others) LOVE PLANTS
I'm only 2 minutes in, but it made me so happy to see this video on my feed. I'm so in love with your basement reno, but the entire time watching the process I was thinking "oh man, I hope she puts lots of plants in those windows... and this room... and this room." So happy to see this!
It’s lovely that you have cuttings from plants that became family heirlooms of sorts, e.g. your philodendron scandans micans from the 70s!
I have to agree with everyone who’s saying to keep your new plants in their nursery pots, to not cause them more stress.
And would like to add that you should quarantine your plants for about 2 weeks, before placing them near others. Because even if you check the soil and the plant before buying it, as to not bring in pests and infest everything.
The montera adonsonii (or at least it’s written something like that) “swiss cheas plant” is a great viner! But actually prefers to clime so if you have it hanging the spaces between leaves will get wider and the leaves will stay quite small, so you have to trim then to stay full. Or so I’ve heard.
I literally just finished watching a crazyplantguy plant haul video and then I refreshed my subscriptions and this was uploaded 2 minutes ago. PERFECT TIMING SO EXCITED AHHH
I just came from him too 😁
A whole vlog about plants and plant-related DIYs? Yes please 💗
my favorite trailing plant of all time and i think it would work great in your bathroom because it requires almost no light is the silver pothos. it’s impossible to kill this plant, absurdly easy to propagate and very very pretty.
I sure WAS trying to sneak peaks of your house in the background hee hee
For the philodendron in the bathroom, if it was taken as a cutting from your dads bedroom plant in the 70s it’s actually technically the same plant! All plant cuttings are actually creating clones of the original plant 🤓 as a fellow plant enthusiast this makes me love plants even more because I like to think they are immortal!
I have a huge bathroom with a sunken tub. It use to look like a jungle in there. It has a huge bay window for my plants that like the morning sun. I was traveling back and forth to a different state to take care of my Dad and a lot of my plants I gave away. I sure miss it. You will really enjoy your bathroom when you get it set up!!!!
Hi! Your “hanging jade” is called “trailing jade”, otherwise known as “Senecio jacobsenii” hope this helps!
For your bathroom - I think you can get Prayer Plants (Calathea) in Canada. They like light but not direct sun, and they love moisture on their leaves (but only sporadically on their soil). I have one in my bathroom and it thrives there - though I spray the leaves with water twice a week as well. The leaves lift up to the sky and drop down again, every day, (like they pray a while,) and have such gorgeous colouring (dark green with a red stripe and bright lime green stripes).
A grow light that isn't purple-y means more more happy plants in windowless areas c: like maybe in a floor lamp or in the pot light by the tub corner
Another plant which does very well in bathrooms (low light/high humidity) is the stromante triostar (or another plant in the calathea family)
I'm from North Carolina, everyone I know calls the snake plant a mother in law plant (long sharp tongue ) lol! I have learned over the years that if I put a tray under my plants I don't ruin my wood/paint under my plants, because the damp pots will do that even with a built in bottom on them. I know I've found them at the thrift stores around here. And some times I use a pretty plate under them too. Just a thought for your beautiful new windows in your beautiful new home!
I think the trailing plant she said was easy is the one my mom has. She has had it for about 25 years. And it’s had a million babies. My brother has a baby from it, we have some in our front yard, she’s given it to friends, and I’ll ask for one before I move out. They are sooooo easy to take care of.
“Crazy plant lady” is the new crazy cat lady and I’m ALL for it!
As a plant biologist, it is true that the leaves uses most of the sunlight. Some plants also have the capability to find sunlight and direct their leaves towards the light source. 😊
Parlor palms are great for low light and get up to 6 feet tall, would be good for your bedroom! Also, the app Planta is amazing for letting you know how to water and care for your plants, I've been using it for a few months and its changed my life!
Terra cotta is porous -- if you haven't already, glaze the inside of your terra cotta saucers to prevent water from seeping through and ruining your new stairs/window sills! I had to learn that the hard way :( Garden Answers on youtube has a great video comparing the different type of glazes!!
the whole aesthetic of this video was *chefs kiss*
love this!!! plants + interior design content is a real sweet spot and I don't think anyone does it as well as you girls!
I love house plants and have just begun branching out from my beloved african violets and pothos. I have added a snake plant, pepperomia and miniature pothos. So glad I found your channel. I will be getting a trailing hearts and trailing jade to add to my collection!
Betsy Begonia actually has a good video on the perched water table and why you probably shouldn't put rocks at the bottom of your planters as a method of drainage. It's very interesting and informative, as are a lot of her videos!
You should really consider getting the app “Planta” you do have to pay (I think $30 a year) but it is SOOO worth it you put all of your plants on it and it tells you when to water, fertilize, and repot etc. you can name them and take pictures for progress. The best thing is you can check your light in the house to see if that plant will thrive or not!! There is so much more to it but you should really check it out!!
I've slowly become a couple plant lady. I built up my confidence with suculants! My newest babies are a little fiddle fig and money tree.
Those little red spiders are actually a very cute harmless type of mite. Very cute, I love them
Please check out Houseplantjournal on ig, he explains light requirements and how best to give your plants the light they need. Some of your plants are going to start getting long and stretchy reaching for the light, since they are not getting sufficient top-down sun exposure.
My mom has a Chinese evergreen that’s probably 10 or more years old. It’s HUGE, easily 4 feet wide! She also has 20+ year old ficus trees that I remember her buying when I was a kid.
Maidenhair Fern loves humidity and filtered light so would be great for your bathroom. A ficus can be tall & shaped into a ball (just remember it may lose all its leaves when changing its environment but quickly grows them back again)
a fun project is when you eat celery, take the bottom that you through away, and put it in some water and you will get new celery stalks. not much and they don't grow to big ,but it fun for awhile to put in the kitchen window
Just a quick tip for the plant in the terra-cotta pot in your stairs : you should put something like a plate under it : terra-cotta pots and plates are porous and it will probably leave a stain on the wood :)
Kelsey, thanks so much for making this video. I moved here nearly a year ago and have shied away from bringing in plants. I just didn’t know what would survive. You’ve inspired me. :-)
I've stored a baking soda paint mix in a well sealed container in the bottom drawer of refridgerator for a little over a month and it worked great painting a plastic pot (I would share pic but I gifted to neighbor who complimented it).
Dude. I have been watching for YEARS and had no idea I wasn’t subscribed! hahaha I guess I just always get your videos recommended since I’m such a loyal watcher! So you’re 1 viewer of the 50% converted to subscriber right here!
Yes! I love plants! ❤️❤️🌱
Me too 😊 I have a little jungle in my room 😂🤷
GE makes grow lights that look like regular light bulbs...neutral (to my eye) white light...if you need to amp up a darker corner. I use them all over my house and my 40+ plants are thriving!
I live in a tropical climate so for me it’s so funny to see the prices for this plants that grow everywhere in here 😂
As someone who is just getting into plants and am actually planning on plant shopping tomorrow, this video is right on time. Thanks!!
This is the moment when plant gangs from all over the world assemble to give Kelsey plant care tips and lots of love.
Love to watch your videos while I work. It's so relaxing.
Here for the plants 👏🏾👏🏾💚🌿
Tip- use a little bit of water when you drill into ceramic
I love your plants. Years ago I had plants like that. I don't have any where for them now but I still will get some when I can.
Yay, another SG video plus we got a sneak peak of Kelseys new crib 🙌🙌🙌
For anyone who is a pet owner, I highly recommend the ASPCA site which lists plants and their toxicity to cats/dogs. My cats love to nibble plants (RIP my spider plants) so I have to check everything before I buy it!
Oh the string of hearts and the mini monstera (that’s what I call it haha) are both great and super easy plants! Also very easy to propagate, speaking from my own experience haha. Just keep the string of hearts moist because it loves that and it can grow super long. Mine is up on a billy bookshelf and almost on the floor. Goodluck!!
Your home is coming along wonderfully! 🏡
I think your monstera will be fine there, you might find it doesn’t give you as much growth as it would if it was closer to the light!
Once I moved mine close to my window it’s been very giving, I’ve had so much new growth and it’s starting to trail beautifully!
Honestly these girls deserve wayyy more subscribers than they actually have!!!❤ Love you
When it comes to herbs, try going to your local farmers market. People are selling A LOT of starters and there are soooo many different types of herbs (especially basil). Or you can see the local gardens and a lot of times they’ll give them to you for free
Your bathroom goals are the same as mine! Also I've seen people say the tip to not repot the same day you get em, but also when I get a new plant I give it a few days staying in the isolation zone in case it's carrying any pests/diseases from the nursery (you never know) and for the same reason it's good to not have plants touching each other, if one gets sick it'll likely infect any other plants it's touching :)
I say all this but also I'm a bad plant mom, I have killed 2 pothos in my time haha
Is it just me or the video editing of the recent videos has been so funny and extremely entertaining to watch LOL Keep up the good work TSG team!
Speaking from experience, basile is really hard to grow, but thyme and rosemary grows really well!
Claire de la Lune I’ve grown basil for 3-4 years now. If it’s outside, it grows really well. I haven’t tried it indoors though.
Another super super easy plant to take care of is the Cast Iron plant. Waffle plants are simple, too.
Does anyone else listen to the Try Guys podcast and think of it every time the music comes on? 😂😂 2 of my favorite channels collide 💞 lol
Literally only made it like 2.5 minutes in so far but idea for a lower (possibly trailing plant) is the Elephant Bush. Its a succulent that I think looks kinda like the Jade plant... smaller leaves and purple woody kind of stems but super cute!
Okay I'm gonna finish the video now :)
Snake plants are quite happy being crowded in their pots.
i had my string of hearts in the bathroom and it really didnt like the humidity there, would recommend to move yours. its now come back to life and thriving in the kitchen
I AM HERE FOR THE PLANT CONTENT!!
I love that she knows the whole family tree of her plant
Your plants look very happy! Just wanted to tell you about some LED "grow" lights that fit in normal fixtures, don't get very hot, are very cheap to run, burn for MANY hours, and are not all that expensive to buy. My apartment is very dark, so my low light plants (spiders and snakes ;0) are under these bulbs, and they love it - the spiders are huge! I use the NOMA full spectrum LED Grow bulbs, which are about $5 each. (Sadly, I just checked and they are out of stock at Canadian Tire. There are other brands, but I've only used these.) The light is full spectrum, so not too warm or cool, and would make good lighting for you in your bathroom, too. Thanks for another terrific video.
You could try an aloe in the bathroom. My mom used to have aloes in the bathroom window and they went WILD. I currently have one in my bathroom and it’s looking really happy! Shooting up some new little babies.
So planterina says that snake plants will survive in low light but will thrive and abs grow in mod-high light.. Even can be out on the sun as long as they are acclimated not just plonked in the sun!! Also your Swiss cheese is gorgeous it will want more sun and also trailing like that it might stop getting holes in the new growth of you want it to keep holes you need to help it climb! Gorgeous video and home thou love it
I don’t know if this is helpful / if you know this, but it’s generally better 2 wait a few weeks after bringing new babies home before changing the pot , also avoid right out the bat sun exposer because they need 2 aclimate 2 ur environment. Hope that helps! Love your new plants😍
Hey Kelsey, great video, I’m loving getting into house plants and gardening since we bought our first home myself. My mum has a amazing green thumb, so jus a quick tip, make sure you cut the burnt leaves of your plants because they can cause the plant to put all its energy into the damaged leaves and stress it out. Great video😉
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As long as the leaves see the sun all will be well.
Sumner Rayne Oakes is worth watching too.
I hope the Jade plant is doing okay. So much love for a Jade plant.