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Thank you so much for this video! It was soooo helpful, and all of your babies are gorgeous 💚
Yeiii Glad you found the Video Helpful! Thank you, Jess, for your kind comment and for being part of our kind Community! May you have a wonderful day!
Great explanation about where to cut the leaf / stem. Literally just watched another video that explained to cut at the bottom.
Thank you Jane for your kind comment! Glad I could help! I I have been growing bird of Paradise for years now and I know a thing or two about them! I am glad we avoided that bottom cut! yeii! Thank you for being part of the Community! May you have a wonderful day!
Good job on this video! I also love how your outfit is color coordinated with the interior decor. Very Stylish!
Hi 2 minute Gradener! Thanks for your kind comment! I am happy that you enjoyed the content and as for the outfit hahaha I just realized that I was matching with the house! hahah It was not intentional but that is cool! Nice observation! Glad to have you in the community! Welcome and may you have a wonderful day!
Thank you sooo much for the video! The way you talk about those plants is just incredible 😊Recently I've bought one grown strelitzia from a person who didn't know how to maintain it and I'm currently trying to fix her up. But today I've found that a new leaf died and has rotten inside another leaf, without even showing, so I didn't know it was there. I hope mine will be as grand as yours one day! Have a good day and thank you for the video once again ✨
Congrats on your Strelitzia!!!! Yeiii! You are awesome! Thanks for your kind comment and being part of the Community! I hope your Strelitzia grows majestically too! I am no expert but I really enjoy and love the Strelitzia plant (plus have years of experience growing them)! Thanks again for your kindness and may you have an awesome day!
You gave the best information. Very attention to detail. Thanks!
Thank you Tai Meredith for your kind comment! Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful! Your comment makes me very happy! Thank you for being part of the Community! May you have a wonderful day!
Beautiful my dear..
Thanks! Glad your enjoyed it! I also think this plant is amazingly beautiful!!! I just love them so much! Yeii! May you have a wonderful day and thanks for your kind comment!
Nice plants...
Thank you Jula'Z Nature & Arts for your kind comment! I am glad you enjoyed the video and liked the plants! Welcome to the Community it is great to have you here! May you have a wonderful day!
Thank you I have 100 plants and just bought a bird of paradise love it.Mama Long Greenville Tx 🙏🏾💜
Thank you for your kind comment Sharon Long! That sounds like a beautiful collection of plants and it makes so happy to know you also added a Bird of Paradise! Love it! They are certainly one of my favorite plants, truly a majestic beauty! Hope you enjoy it lots! Thank you for being part of the Community and it makes me very happy to know you enjoyed the video! May you have a wonderful day!
Very nice tutorial most especially this time when plantitos and plantitas came out. Team Sapphire
Thank you for your kind comment Stoogies ni KitKat! I am glad that you enjoyed the video and content! Welcome to the Community! Spring is coming and more Plantas 🌱 will be blooming! Yeii! May you have a wonderful day!
Gorgeous plants! I got a Bird of Paradise at the very start of the Pandemic years ago. It was not a Healthy plant & very damaged & small. I rinsed the roots very well and put the plant in LECA.... OMG the plant loved it. You should see it today it has flourished! I get so many compliments on this huge plant. Thanks for the tips about support for the plant. NOTED! 🍃🌱💚💚
Yeiiiii this is wonderful!!! Thanks Jacqueline for your kind comment and being part of the Community! It makes me so happy to know your majestic Strelitzia is doing wonderfully! I have never used LECA due to no nutrients , but clay is great for monitoring water (but you need to add nutrients to it). Is wonderful that your plant is loving it! Yeii! Glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for watching and letting me know about your awesome plant! May you have a great day!
@@YalisCommunity 🙋🏾♀️ So true about the Nutrients! I add Dyna Grow Foliage-plus 9-3-6 to the water. I'm no expert! I just got lucky with this plant. I call her Edith. She's absolutely stunning! 🌿🍃🌱💚
@@jacquelines3685 Yeiii for Edith!!! It makes me so happy to know you also enjoy this plant as much as I do! I just posted a new video about strelitzia. I am sharing it over here in case you might like. czcams.com/video/B9iSC7RCpus/video.html
Strelitzia nicolai - Giant White Bird of Paradise VS Strelitzia reginae - Bird of Paradise.
Great Video!
Thanks for your kind message L Mckinney! It makes me very happy to know you enjoyed the video! Welcome to the Community! May you have a wonderful day and Happy Spring!
@@YalisCommunity Thank you much and you do the same🙏
La belleza de está planta, son sus flores.
Hola Gustavo! La Flor de la Planta Ave de Paraiso es una de las flores mas hermosas! En Puerto Rico siempre estaban floreciendo mientras que aca en Maryland por la poca luz solar y fluctuaciones en la temperatura florecen una o dos veces al año. Aun asi me fascinan las hojas de la planta y su forma de abanico. Aun sin sus flores es sumamente majestuosa, y bella. Una vez florezca hare otro video para ensenar sus flores. Gracias por su comentario y ser parte de la Comunidad. Que tenga un lindo dia!
Thank you for stressing the point of where to cut the plant. So many people keep recommending cutting the plant at the bottom. The peace lily grows in a very similar way. Cutting it at the bottom takes away so much new growth.
Thank you Lady GeMiNi for your Kind comment! I am glad you found the video helpful! Let's keep saving that beautiful new growth! Glad you are also acquainted with preserving the new growth in the peace lily! May you have a wonderful day and thanks for being part of the Community!
Birds of Paradise🕊haha stunning birds 🐦 Pretty sure... GOD IS GREAT🕊Amen🎾🌹
Amen! God is certainly great! Thanks for your kind comment Amy! I certainly love my bird of paradise. When they bloom they are just outstanding. They are my favorite flower! May you have a wonderful day and thanks for being part of the Community!
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Hey there 2 minute Gardener! Welcome to the Community! It is so good to have you here! I am definitely going to check your channel about gardening!!! yeiii much more to learn!
4:30 the growth you mention are petiole sheaths - leftover from when that leaf was the middle one / newest. While a new leaf did indeed grow from there, it will not grow another as strelitzia grow from the centre of the plant. New shoots are likely to grow from the bottom or the side, though
Thanks for the comment. I have been growing strelitzia for more then 30 years now and in my experience when the plant is not established and it hasn’t grown fully to its fan like shape then the growth is mainly from the center but once the plant is fully grown and the fan is done, the leaf will start to get older die out and be replaced by new leaves coming by side shoot of each old leaf. This is a constant renewal the plant does and continues throughout its life. Petiole sheath I see them more in my Colacasias plants. Right now I am growing 4 strelitzias at home. 3 are reginae and 1 is a nicolai and both do the same. The new leaves grows from within an old steam not necessarily from the center trunk. Again the new leaves coming from the center happen more at the beginning when the plant is a baby growing to its full potential. Back in Puerto Rico at my house we have lots of strelitzias growing like wildfire I love them so much and they have always done this. I will make another video in the future with a time lapse of the growth that might help. Thank you again for your comment. I can see you are passionate about plants just like me. Thank you for being part of the Community! May you have an awesome day!
@@YalisCommunity That would be a video to watch! :) I don't live in an appropriate, so haven't had a fully mature strelitzia yet. If I understand correctly, your main plant eventually stops growing and focuses its energy on producing offshoots (new plants)? Anyway, looking forward to the timelapse, it will be good to see the mature growth pattern.
@@snt9518 exactly! Once fully grown the plant focuses on renewing new shoots to maintain the shape that it has created. Nature is amazing! Glad you also share a sincere love for plants! Any other comments share them. I love learning from plants and sharing my love of plants with you all. Glad to have you here. I will work on that Timelapse.
I just posted this short video so you can see a strelitzia leave growing from the center trunk and another from the side leave stem. Hope this helps! Strelitzia leaves do they grow from the center trunk or from the stems? Check the answer & Playlist
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@@YalisCommunity That's insane! How old is that plant? Thanks for sharing:)
One of the best videos ive seen on the BOP...i had to cut quite a few leaves off mine as i have a mealy bug infestation (like that when i bought it)...using neem oil to try and win the war..i noticed the new growth on the old stems so i also cut above even though ive seen other videos saying cut right to the bottom!..i didnt know bout the 'leafbump' though...great advice. Thank you.💚
Thanks Paul Jarvis for your kind comment! It makes me so happy that you enjoyed the video and found it helpful! I wish your plant a prompt recovery from the mealy bug. You are certainly treating your plant well. The leaves of the Bird of Paradise are very smooth and easy to clean so you can create the habit of cleaning it once or twice a week also keep it away from vents this leads to more mealy bugs and check for the soil. Sometimes we have removed all the bug from the plant but they are still on the soil. If this is the case you will need to repot it into another pot with new soil free of bugs ... but before doing this maintain it clean and use the hand garden tool that I used hear and aerate the soil as much as you can. I swear I do this to all of my plants and I think that this is why I do not get bugs. In another of my videos for the colacasia plant I showed a product that I use to keep the leaves shiny and clean. I use it occasionally because I like to keep everything organic but I have certainly found it helpful in keeping my plants clean of diseases. Its called ultra leaf shine by masters. I used to use it when I worked as a florist in my younger days and is something that had stick with me. Hope this helps. Thank you for being part of the Community! Welcome!
@@YalisCommunity ah thank you for more great advice!... im definitely thinking about changing the soil just worried about disturbing the roots too much and the new growth...💚
@@pauljarvis7386 I understand it can be scary. If you ever get to transplant them it is okay if some roots brake off this will not affect the plant as long as it is not the main trunk (the biggest roots usually in the center). You can check out my video on how to divide strelitzia (It was one of my first videos so I was very camera shy but I show how to divide the bird of paradise plant and you can see how to get a big plant out of a pot.) Wishing you the best!
@@YalisCommunity Thank you..will do 💚
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Your plant is wonderful, it is the most beautiful plant
I live in the eastern country of Iraq and it is very hot and I own it, but its leaves appear in strange colors?
And another problem is that I suddenly lost many of them?? I do not know why ?
And now I have little, unfortunately, because it is rare in our country
Hi Saif Salah! Thank you for the kind comment and I am sorry to hear your plant is not doing well. I suggest if you have it planted directly in the soil/ or in a pot, remove the main plant and check the root system. If you are getting constantly many leaf changes and falling it might be a worm or any other pest. You can also check the plant directly and see if it has any plant spider mites, just wash the plant well ( sometimes is better to just use a wet cloth and wipe the leaves with this, that way no mites fall on the soil). This plant loves water but not tooo much, follow the advice from the video. Wishing you the best in your journey growing the strelitzia! Thank you for being part of the Community and May you have a wonderful day!
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I thought they only grow new leaves from the center not the side leaves
Thanks for the video ❤
Hi Raquel! Thanks for your kind comment and being part of the Community! I think you are talking about the Strelitzia nicolai they hang more and grow from the side and center! Plus they grow massively! I have one growing home and will be sharing tips in a future video. May you have a wonderful and awesome day!
Hello - is it ok to cut a branch with a very thick base and stem? It’s also on the outer edge of the plant.
Hi there! Quick answer is yes! Just remember to cut as suggested, cut away from the base and making sure to cut above any new shoots coming from the stem that you are cutting. If the stem is all dry up then you can cut all the way to the base. Hope this helps. Thank you for your comment and being part of the Community! May you have an awesome day.
Reminder - My suggestions are based on my experience with growing my plants and I am not responsible for any harm cause by recreating any opinions stated or suggested over here.
Hi do you have a website I can purchase this plant from? Where did you buy yours?
Hi Freya! Thank your for kind comment/question. I have a website/blog but I haven’t work on it much, I plan to sell some of my plant propagations in the future and continue sharing the miracles, in the meantime let me share where you can also get these beauties. I purchased mines at Lowes one of my favorite places to shop. Our store has lots of wonderful plants, hopefully the location near you will also have lots. I purchased 2 baby bird of paradise - one was a nicolai and a strelitzia reginae. Within 4 to 6 years the reginae grew to 7 feet tall plus I got 3 babies out of it and the nicolai within 2 years is already at 7 feet. The nicolai can grow to 20 feet high so is a fast grower. You can learn more about the difference of these plants in here -czcams.com/video/B9iSC7RCpus/video.html (Strelitzia nicolai - Giant White Bird of Paradise VS Strelitzia reginae - Bird of Paradise)
I am also sharing a playlist that I made only for bird of paradise plants because I love them so much! - Strelitzia - Bird of Paradise by Yali's Community
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And here is my website and other platforms. Thank you again for your comment. This tells me you love bird of paradise plants just like me! Yeii! May you have a wonderful day and thank you for being part of the Community!
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Hi Jepoy32. Thanks for your comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video and content. Welcome to the Community! May you have a wonderful day!
@@YalisCommunity no problem lods,done hug
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@@jepoy3223 Amen! God Bless & Thank You!
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Is that bird of paradise or travellers palm ???
This is the Bird of Paradise with an orange bloom called Srelitzia reginae in this video you can see the flower czcams.com/video/a9MuwzmqbFE/video.html . It is not the travelers plant that grows humongous and with a similar flower to the bird of paradise but the blooms instead come as multiple heads together and hanging. Hope this helps. Thanks for the comment, watching the video and being part of teh Community! May you have a wonderful day!
U sound like cardi B
Well that's a comment that you don't see everyday. Thanks for watching the video and being part of the Community. May you have a wonderful day!
Why do they look like that? They look artificial
Hi Rebecca McDaniel. Thank you for kind comment. They certainly look Majestic and almost fake! I believe they might look artificial as you say because they are pretty old, almost 7 years or more and I have been training them to keep their fan like structure and I clean them well, just the typical good maintenance. When I first got my little baby strelitzia years ago it was juts a few feet high maybe almost 2 feet and now we have 4 total out of what started as a baby plant years ago. Thanks for being part of the Community and may you have a wonderful day!
@@YalisCommunity well I know naturally they hang over. I think it looks artificial because yours are not doing that and the only time I've seen that is in artificial plants.
@@lodiedodie2336 hi Rebecca. As you can see in the video my plants have support. They are against a wall so they will not be flopping. This is something that I address in the video. Is the first suggestion to have the plant with support and if a wall or corner cannot be provided to then tie it to a pole or structure. You can also see how I prune it and show the plant as I prune. Thanks for your comment.