Hey, Kaylee! Slight oopsies on 24:03 on Variegated Philodendron Micans, you used the Variegated Philodendron Green Congo audio. Had not seen anyone mention it and just so you could double-check! 🤍
yes, I'm only mentioning it as the var micans is my FAVOURITE plant at the momen, I trust Kaylee Ellen's words, so I'd love to see the var micans section :) :) :)
also came here to say to that! (new follower and super appreciate the work she puts in so i figured she’d like to know. you beat me to it though! lol 😂)
I don’t want to be annoying and pedantic but also Congo was spelled “Gongo”. I love Kaylee’s videos so I just wanted to point it out in case she interested in editing out these errors and not pointing it out in a main comment for everyone to see.
The important part is to actually have the money to spend and lose cause this stuff definitely isn't "just get a loan, let it grow and regain capital within a few months"-territory. It's alive which means it can die and so does the investment with it.
The first time she said, "'congo", I thought the variegated micans had another name, but then she said "green congo" - so I got super confused... until she got to the next plant - the variegated green congo -lol-
“Mint” is usually used to refer to a NO ID form of Monstera. It fenestrates and grows differently from both large form and small form. There are indeed small and large form deliciosa (notice the named species) with “mint” variegation, but Mint NoID is the expensive plant and the money maker.
Yes, all of this. When just “mint” is used it usually means Mint Monstera Noid, which is an intermediate form with deep fenestrations that develop faster. The variegation has shown some stability too, with leaves developing more intense variegation with the age of the plant. Large form mint that has a similar variegation pattern, and is quite expensive itself, but true “mints” can be recognized my the leaf shape and growth. MonsteraX has some great information on the differences and how to spot each with visuals.
Still so happy with my Choco. I bought it beginning of the panini and she's growing such HUGE leaves bigger than my head. In the future I may sell a cutting or two, but it'll be hard to cut her!
Oh my gosh! This is my second time watching this and when you got to the red moon I was just like “hey that plant looks so familiar…” and I checked the picture from my order and it’s literally MY plant that I just placed an order for. Tht makes me so excited lol. I feel like my plant is famous hahaha
I'm a collector from the US. I agree with everything except the Thai Constellation, they are popping up all over the place here from tissue culture. I'm not we'll versed in tissue culture, but many of the TC thais' seem totally viable and produced at a non collector/seller rate. I still love them though.
So I have an obsession with philodendron Serpens and have been wanting a fuzzy plant rare index, but in the mean time some of mine seem to be red and some green. Has anyone seen this or do you know why the new leaves on a few of my specimens may be starting off with pink or burgundy leaves? I’ve gotten them from six sellers and I’d say two are definitely coming in with red leaves
Feeling kinda validated - choco red is my #1 favorite baby in my collection, and Florida beauty has been at the top of my wishlist for at least a year. Nice knowing I have market-stable tastes 😂
Whenever I watch your videos, I thank God, I‘m not into Aroids. It would be my financial sink of Titanic, as most, if not all of the species shown today look magnificent at least and would pop up on my wishlist for sure. What I am into is your well-researched background information, and I know by personal experience, how backbreaking research on rarities sometimes gets. Huge respect for this and thanks for the great entertainment! ✌️
I fell in love with the Florida ‘green’, then had to have the ghost…. Now just need a fantasy to complete my collection. The leaf shape on these is fantastic! Absolutely love them
One thing to be careful about - juvenile Snowdrift looks very similar to Whipple Way. I was surprised to see it, but with high light the new leaves come pink and the shape is almost the same. So if anyone is planning to buy a Whipple Way please be careful.
I have a beautiful Florida beauty! The problem is I don’t want to cut it! 😭 it’s just too gorgeous to chop up! I’ve recently got a second one, so I’m less scared to cut my big girl now. But I want to horde all the pretties for myself 😂
I just got an El Choco Red this past week for my birthday! I got really lucky and got mine for $90, its a rooted mid cutting with 3 leaves on the cutting, and a new growth point with 1 big, new leaf and another on the way. It has tons of good aerials and a new growth point emerging on the original node. So once it settles after a few weeks I'm gunna chop and root the top, then let the original node grow out its 2nd growth point to use for props to sell. Really excited to grow it, its SO pretty and I'm glad I watched your videos and found out about it. Its everything I love about P. micans and MORE.
Debacle is a good word for what happened with the Thai constellations. 😅 I really thought Florida beauties would lower in price by now but ig not. Love the trend videos of pretty much any way you can look at or categorize it. Thanks!
Hi Kaylee, love your nude make up on this! Please yes a video about very low 3 digit plants! 1000€ or even 500€ is unreachable for most of us. Thank you so much for everything
Perfect timing, just what i needed to enjoy during my break from housework...sending you lots of good vibes, hope you are well and taking care of yourself 💗
Love your channel! You provide so much useful information, especially for someone dabbling in turning their more rare beauties into some profit as well. Best Wishes 🌱
Love this!!! I have a couple of these yay, happy I just liked the Thai and bought one regardless last year hahaha!! Definitely interested in a 'more affordable' version and certainly am looking forward to the 'bad investments' one next week! I love your content! I would love to see the correct info on the micans if you had time to do that, as I have one happily propagating :) :) :)
Hey from Germany! We don't really use small/ large form terms with the deliciosa and I cant find much info on it. They're always just sold as monstera deliciosas. I would be so thankful if you could make a video explaining or anyone in the comments could enlighten me. I want to grow a big boy like yours on the wall for example and I have a young plant that's starting to fenestrate at home, but of course I'd like to know if it's a small or large form!🤗
The small form is also labeled as ‚Borsigiana‘ sometimes. In Germany and the Netherlans have found ones labeled as Tauerii which according to Wikipedia isn’t a real cultivar, so I assume the one I have is a small form aka Borsigiana. As for spotting the difference, if you look at the part where the petiole (stem of the leaf) connects to the leaf, the big form Monstera has curly tissue. I don‘t really know how to describe it, but there‘s videos on CZcams with pictures.
'Small' form generally has longer internodal spacing and the leaves do not get nearly as big as the 'large' form. The 'Large' form generally has very small internodal spacing and size up much quicker. I have a small form thats been climbing a 6 foot stake and only now, 3 years later has it started to fenestrate. My large form has sized up exponentially and its very evident in how large the stem has gotten. Its about 2 inches around at the top of the plant and about the width of a pencil where it started. I will almost never suggest a large form monstera for apartments, and small homes. They QUICKLY outgrow their area and then you end up with a chopped up plant because its hitting everything around it.
She’s done a detailed video on the different types of Monstera already, guys. You also might want to hunt out a similar one from the Gardening In Canada channel too as they explain some ways you can tell the difference.
can you make a video on monstera deliciosa small/large form differences? I would love to grow a huge one and here in italy we just call it monstera deliciosa, so not much help for id lol
I am not convinced that mint Monstera is a thing 🧐 Every photo I find can just be a monstera albo var, with just two layers of varigation for those specific leaves. Anyone have a good source?
There’s a ton of mint type monstera. Small form, large form and the NOID. Mint large form monstera also has white and gets mintier as it grows more mature.
Costa also did a test drop with the Thai Constellation about a year prior to selling the mother plants. They were only $79.99 in store. I know a few of the people that got them.
I just purchased a tiny two leaf baby thai constellation for about $40 USD. Hopefully I can keep it alive long enough to grow! I'm not so much looking to make money off it (maybe making my money back would be nice) but if I can just not have it rot I'll be happy lol
Great vid! I've found the florida beauty ticked down a good amount last year in the US. And the few mothers we have have reverted to essentially being florida ghosts :/
Kaylee, what do you think of buying rare plants offered as tissue culture, but still in the growing medium and still very small. There are quite a few of these being offered atm, but what are the after care requirements and do you think this is a risk for most plant owners?
Seems to me like something you want to research extensively before engaging into the care of one. But when you're willing to do so it's probably quite the experience to do so.
@@HauntedSheppard thanks Harry. I don't think I have the right set up tbh. As several of the plants I've wanted in the past have come way down in price ( and I have no room), I think I'll wait
It’s strange to me how similar in shape and growth a prince of orange and a whipple way are and the only difference is the color but one is so affordable and the other is astronomical. I personally think the POO is way prettier.
I'm super new to houseplants but I'm already sick of Monstera's just saying. I mean Instagram and youtube are litered with pictures of these plants. Makes me want them less and less. But that's just me. :)
In Australia the Thai Constellation they are still in demand, the tissue culture company held back on providing to grower in Australia (currently I think there’s only 1, Enliven). So a small pot is AU$400 and slightly bigger small plant is AU$600. A large plant is around $1000
The African Fantasy, non variegated, did not propagate for me. I placed it in my grow tent, and it refused to root. I thought maybe it would have done better in cooler temperatures, around 70F, and it rotted within a day. I tried for 3 months. Poor guy. For some reason I thought he would've been like the parents, but nope. I'm bummed, but oh well... -___- ... T_T
Hi Kaylee - love the video! I'm a hobbyist in the states and happened to luck into purchasing a variegated Alocasia Polly. I am seeking some feedback on the care/value from experts I trust, as I do not see these on the market and do not feel comfortable guessing its value. I'm not wanting to flip it or anything, but I have harvested its corms and they are growing nicely. Could I send you a message about it somehow? Thanks! And thanks for all of the advice over the years, you're my go-to on all things planty!
Hey, Kaylee! Slight oopsies on 24:03 on Variegated Philodendron Micans, you used the Variegated Philodendron Green Congo audio. Had not seen anyone mention it and just so you could double-check! 🤍
Came to say that =) Great video anyway !
I was about to mention this as well. ^^^
True!
yes, I'm only mentioning it as the var micans is my FAVOURITE plant at the momen, I trust Kaylee Ellen's words, so I'd love to see the var micans section :) :) :)
Kaylee said if $600 is too much for you keep watching, then showed multiple 4 figure plants 😂
I appreciate you telling people not to go beyond their means. It's very easy to get hooked into buying in these beauties.
Can we make a request about an epipremnum rare plant index🙏🏻😄❤️
there's an editing mistake when showing the var. micans clip, you've added the congo audio to it.
Came here to say this
also came here to say to that! (new follower and super appreciate the work she puts in so i figured she’d like to know. you beat me to it though! lol 😂)
So what’s micans worth ? Didn’t get it 😅
@@funniestever2738 still worths around 1-2k!
I don’t want to be annoying and pedantic but also Congo was spelled “Gongo”. I love Kaylee’s videos so I just wanted to point it out in case she interested in editing out these errors and not pointing it out in a main comment for everyone to see.
The important part is to actually have the money to spend and lose cause this stuff definitely isn't "just get a loan, let it grow and regain capital within a few months"-territory. It's alive which means it can die and so does the investment with it.
Did anyone else notice that the audio for the variegated green Congo was also put over the variegated micans?
Yes! I was scrolling the comment section to see whether someone else noticed.
The first time she said, "'congo", I thought the variegated micans had another name, but then she said "green congo" - so I got super confused... until she got to the next plant - the variegated green congo -lol-
Love this video!! I bought my el choco red in a 4" pot for $110. She is small but she just put out a new leaf and it is the biggest and so pretty!!
I noticed that too, I thought she misspoke until the Congo bit came up
“Mint” is usually used to refer to a NO ID form of Monstera. It fenestrates and grows differently from both large form and small form. There are indeed small and large form deliciosa (notice the named species) with “mint” variegation, but Mint NoID is the expensive plant and the money maker.
Yes, all of this. When just “mint” is used it usually means Mint Monstera Noid, which is an intermediate form with deep fenestrations that develop faster. The variegation has shown some stability too, with leaves developing more intense variegation with the age of the plant.
Large form mint that has a similar variegation pattern, and is quite expensive itself, but true “mints” can be recognized my the leaf shape and growth. MonsteraX has some great information on the differences and how to spot each with visuals.
Wow I would love to read more about it
Lower yes! I’d love to know some lower digit investments please!!
I’d definitely love to see a lower priced version with plants in the range of Thai contstilations and Florida beautys
Still so happy with my Choco. I bought it beginning of the panini and she's growing such HUGE leaves bigger than my head. In the future I may sell a cutting or two, but it'll be hard to cut her!
Best autocorrect I have seen in a long time :)
I just noticed how much I love this intro.
It really feels like coming back to a favourite series where you know the title song by heart
Such good information! Would love to see a lower cost investment list as you mentioned!
Oh my gosh! This is my second time watching this and when you got to the red moon I was just like “hey that plant looks so familiar…” and I checked the picture from my order and it’s literally MY plant that I just placed an order for. Tht makes me so excited lol. I feel like my plant is famous hahaha
Am saving my pennies but, more affordable options would be FABULOUS!!! 🤩😍💖
I'm a collector from the US. I agree with everything except the Thai Constellation, they are popping up all over the place here from tissue culture. I'm not we'll versed in tissue culture, but many of the TC thais' seem totally viable and produced at a non collector/seller rate. I still love them though.
Yes yes yes! Low three digit recommends would be awesome!
So I have an obsession with philodendron Serpens and have been wanting a fuzzy plant rare index, but in the mean time some of mine seem to be red and some green. Has anyone seen this or do you know why the new leaves on a few of my specimens may be starting off with pink or burgundy leaves? I’ve gotten them from six sellers and I’d say two are definitely coming in with red leaves
I have seen people selling a "Serpens green" form. So maybe there are two forms?
Feeling kinda validated - choco red is my #1 favorite baby in my collection, and Florida beauty has been at the top of my wishlist for at least a year. Nice knowing I have market-stable tastes 😂
El Choco is at the very top of my wishlist, followed by the Florida Beauty. 😊💚 Both for my personal collection.
👁️ You are gorgeous, but I digress. I'd love a more affordable version, yes please! 🙏🏻🌱💚
I would love to see a similar video with plants under $500
Ohhh what a great topic to cover this week ! Happy Friday 🍃🍃
Whenever I watch your videos, I thank God, I‘m not into Aroids. It would be my financial sink of Titanic, as most, if not all of the species shown today look magnificent at least and would pop up on my wishlist for sure.
What I am into is your well-researched background information, and I know by personal experience, how backbreaking research on rarities sometimes gets. Huge respect for this and thanks for the great entertainment!
✌️
I fell in love with the Florida ‘green’, then had to have the ghost…. Now just need a fantasy to complete my collection. The leaf shape on these is fantastic! Absolutely love them
Don't forget the beauty too!
Hey Kaylee! Could you make a video of how u care for your semi hydro plants? Mitsingen love
Walmart sold them for 600. They were huge plants.
One thing to be careful about - juvenile Snowdrift looks very similar to Whipple Way. I was surprised to see it, but with high light the new leaves come pink and the shape is almost the same. So if anyone is planning to buy a Whipple Way please be careful.
CZcams un-subscribed you without my permission 😭 glad that I saw your video!
So fun to learn all of this. I’m not planning on investing in plants right now but it’s nice to learn!
I have a beautiful Florida beauty! The problem is I don’t want to cut it! 😭 it’s just too gorgeous to chop up! I’ve recently got a second one, so I’m less scared to cut my big girl now. But I want to horde all the pretties for myself 😂
I'm the same. And even if I propagate (last time I broke a leaf by accident) I only give to friends. No stress with shipping and stuff like that.
I just got an El Choco Red this past week for my birthday! I got really lucky and got mine for $90, its a rooted mid cutting with 3 leaves on the cutting, and a new growth point with 1 big, new leaf and another on the way. It has tons of good aerials and a new growth point emerging on the original node. So once it settles after a few weeks I'm gunna chop and root the top, then let the original node grow out its 2nd growth point to use for props to sell. Really excited to grow it, its SO pretty and I'm glad I watched your videos and found out about it. Its everything I love about P. micans and MORE.
Debacle is a good word for what happened with the Thai constellations. 😅 I really thought Florida beauties would lower in price by now but ig not. Love the trend videos of pretty much any way you can look at or categorize it. Thanks!
Love the format of this video! You truly are the plant goddess!
Thanks for the vid. The wipple way is the most average looking plant 😅. El choco red on the other hand 😍
Lol it’s far from average looking with all the color change it goes through. Maybe not as contrasted in color as your apparent favorite lol.
@@ThePhoenixx2012 Lol in your opinion lol
my thai was a great investment. got it for $300 a few years ago and sold it for $750 this year! had no damage, required minimal care. not bad imo
Hi Kaylee, love your nude make up on this! Please yes a video about very low 3 digit plants! 1000€ or even 500€ is unreachable for most of us.
Thank you so much for everything
Perfect timing, just what i needed to enjoy during my break from housework...sending you lots of good vibes, hope you are well and taking care of yourself 💗
I think the Burle Marx is my fave from this list. Beautiful little plant. The Choco Red is crushable for sure too though.
Love the video. Just needed a 1-800 number at the bottom of the screen lol
Wait, noooo! I need the usual opening. I NEED TO HEAR YOU SAYING THAT YOU'RE GLAD I COULD MAKE IT HERE! lol
I love watching your plants! Could you do a loooooong video with the Wall? 😘
I think the sound clip for the variegated congo was put with the variegated Micans🤔
Oops! Sorry 🙈
@@KayleeEllenOfficial oh man I’m dying to hear about variegated Micans one 😅
The shop promo at the beginning was amazing ❤️❤️
Love your channel! You provide so much useful information, especially for someone dabbling in turning their more rare beauties into some profit as well. Best Wishes 🌱
Love this!!! I have a couple of these yay, happy I just liked the Thai and bought one regardless last year hahaha!! Definitely interested in a 'more affordable' version and certainly am looking forward to the 'bad investments' one next week!
I love your content!
I would love to see the correct info on the micans if you had time to do that, as I have one happily propagating :) :) :)
Hey from Germany!
We don't really use small/ large form terms with the deliciosa and I cant find much info on it. They're always just sold as monstera deliciosas. I would be so thankful if you could make a video explaining or anyone in the comments could enlighten me.
I want to grow a big boy like yours on the wall for example and I have a young plant that's starting to fenestrate at home, but of course I'd like to know if it's a small or large form!🤗
Yes!! I also would love a video on how to spot the difference. In Norway it’s also just sold as Monstera deliciosa
The small form is also labeled as ‚Borsigiana‘ sometimes. In Germany and the Netherlans have found ones labeled as Tauerii which according to Wikipedia isn’t a real cultivar, so I assume the one I have is a small form aka Borsigiana.
As for spotting the difference, if you look at the part where the petiole (stem of the leaf) connects to the leaf, the big form Monstera has curly tissue. I don‘t really know how to describe it, but there‘s videos on CZcams with pictures.
Me also would love to.see that
'Small' form generally has longer internodal spacing and the leaves do not get nearly as big as the 'large' form.
The 'Large' form generally has very small internodal spacing and size up much quicker.
I have a small form thats been climbing a 6 foot stake and only now, 3 years later has it started to fenestrate.
My large form has sized up exponentially and its very evident in how large the stem has gotten. Its about 2 inches around at the top of the plant and about the width of a pencil where it started.
I will almost never suggest a large form monstera for apartments, and small homes. They QUICKLY outgrow their area and then you end up with a chopped up plant because its hitting everything around it.
She’s done a detailed video on the different types of Monstera already, guys. You also might want to hunt out a similar one from the Gardening In Canada channel too as they explain some ways you can tell the difference.
Have you heard of the stuff going on with the “mutant manjula epipremnum” I’d love to see a video- or hear your thoughts on it!
Now I need to research it.
can you make a video on monstera deliciosa small/large form differences? I would love to grow a huge one and here in italy we just call it monstera deliciosa, so not much help for id lol
Looks like I'm a waiting for them to hopefully come through cheaper
Great video. Very informative. I love that Choco red ugh it’s just so pretty.
the voice over for Micans and Green congo seem switched but I think people get what you saying, good feedback of the plant info
Thank you ☺️ 💚
Truly love videos like this!
I am not convinced that mint Monstera is a thing 🧐 Every photo I find can just be a monstera albo var, with just two layers of varigation for those specific leaves. Anyone have a good source?
Yesterday I bought an El choco red at an outdoor plant market. Same size as the one you show and I got him her for 95$ I lucked out biggie
There’s a ton of mint type monstera. Small form, large form and the NOID. Mint large form monstera also has white and gets mintier as it grows more mature.
Online or local to you? I'd love to find one!
@@maryhughett6304 I see them for sale in Facebook groups all the time but she’s right on the nose on price. Sometimes close to $10k
Costa also did a test drop with the Thai Constellation about a year prior to selling the mother plants. They were only $79.99 in store. I know a few of the people that got them.
Thank you so much, I will consider purchasing these because of you!
I just purchased a tiny two leaf baby thai constellation for about $40 USD. Hopefully I can keep it alive long enough to grow! I'm not so much looking to make money off it (maybe making my money back would be nice) but if I can just not have it rot I'll be happy lol
I love your videos. You're so fun. Thanks
Chiapense and micans are 100% on my wishlist! I was also surprised how the normal Chiapense looks like when I got it, nothing to do with syngonium 😅
Love your presentations. Love variegated but too costly right now.
Great vid! I've found the florida beauty ticked down a good amount last year in the US. And the few mothers we have have reverted to essentially being florida ghosts :/
I had 2 beautiful Thais last 021, one had a beautiful halfmoon var. Fully rooted, very stable plants. Until they both decided to rot.😭😭😭😭😭
Can you make a video showing the best way to grow or how to keep rare plants please
Can you do a video on caramel marble philodendron?
Whipple Way is a sport of Domesticum that was cultivated by Richard and Ralph.
Yay it's Friday my dudes 🌿 @kaylee I wish you *the best* vacay, you deserve your time off :D have a fun one, drink lots of booze and eat supreme food
I think you put the Congo voiceover on the micans photo love
Kaylee, what do you think of buying rare plants offered as tissue culture, but still in the growing medium and still very small. There are quite a few of these being offered atm, but what are the after care requirements and do you think this is a risk for most plant owners?
Seems to me like something you want to research extensively before engaging into the care of one. But when you're willing to do so it's probably quite the experience to do so.
@@HauntedSheppard thanks Harry. I don't think I have the right set up tbh. As several of the plants I've wanted in the past have come way down in price ( and I have no room), I think I'll wait
Ecuagenera sells el Choco red for cheap…that’s the only one I’m confused about in this lsit
Do you talk about how you set up that clay in the bag?
It’s strange to me how similar in shape and growth a prince of orange and a whipple way are and the only difference is the color but one is so affordable and the other is astronomical. I personally think the POO is way prettier.
I'm super new to houseplants but I'm already sick of Monstera's just saying. I mean Instagram and youtube are litered with pictures of these plants. Makes me want them less and less. But that's just me. :)
Anyone else noticed the audio error on the micans? The added audio keeps may congo instead of micans
I can wait. One day someone will TC them. 🙂
Can we get a video on how to fertilize to keep them green?
Just wanted to say you look stunning ☺️
Love your video's!
I was surprised not to see the lynamii on here. The price has gone down a bit but I think it will always be desirable.
Totally agree a stunning aroid but the price remains high here in Australia. I will wait and finger's crossed the price will come down one day.
In Australia the Thai Constellation they are still in demand, the tissue culture company held back on providing to grower in Australia (currently I think there’s only 1, Enliven). So a small pot is AU$400 and slightly bigger small plant is AU$600. A large plant is around $1000
Hey lovely you said Var Congo instead of Var Micans in the voice over...🌱
24:03 "variegated congo" :D Did anyone else hear it?
I heard rumors from different people that burle marx flame is currently in TC. Is that true?
yh movie about bit less cheap plants to invesrt its good idea
The African Fantasy, non variegated, did not propagate for me. I placed it in my grow tent, and it refused to root. I thought maybe it would have done better in cooler temperatures, around 70F, and it rotted within a day. I tried for 3 months. Poor guy. For some reason I thought he would've been like the parents, but nope. I'm bummed, but oh well... -___- ... T_T
I want a whipple way so bad, but I’m not willing to spend 4 digits on a plant or cutting
Hey girl hey......How you doing this Friday the 13th!! Hope you have a great day love!! And everyone else as well!!
I need a Florida beauty 🥳
El Chico is not available in Australia, been looking for it in 2019 and haven’t really seen it at all.
Hey Kaylee, awesome video! How do you find the plant market trends? I’d like to dig into it myself aswell 😊
Hi Kaylee - love the video! I'm a hobbyist in the states and happened to luck into purchasing a variegated Alocasia Polly. I am seeking some feedback on the care/value from experts I trust, as I do not see these on the market and do not feel comfortable guessing its value. I'm not wanting to flip it or anything, but I have harvested its corms and they are growing nicely. Could I send you a message about it somehow? Thanks! And thanks for all of the advice over the years, you're my go-to on all things planty!
What's the update on your varigated monkey puzzle tree? I can't even get my hands on a normal one!!
I think you spliced in the wrong voiceover at 24:00
yep, it was a bit confusing..
I think the Flame is gonna be TC soon.
is philodendron red sun different from philodendron red moon?
not anymore with tissue culture :)
I can't be the only one who did a quick Google on a certain price of a certain plant.