Видео

I wish I can send u a photo of my finished plant holder!!thank you !! 💜💜🌿🪴🪴

The begonia at the beginning is a stunner 🥰 and the cebu blue look really healthy and happy

Great thank you.

Yes I didn't even know I had them I thought somthing was wrong with my soil an or there was not enough room for my gladiolus but everything in my garden was looking like shit

Scindapsus moonlight. Always dies sooner or later. Never looks nice. Thanks for sharing your experiences. I was thinking what could be the problem with your Silver Sword, I have two at home and one in my office and no problem at all.

What are good grow lights thanks.

Would springtails eat mealy bugs?

Does Rhipsalis baccifera have white liquid? I have a plant that looks like this one, but it has white liquid, so I'm not sure it is the same.

Hi, I bought a small baby one for $20.00

Thank you for sharing the video. I was looking to gather info on those totems and they don't seem to do the best job for plants that like to root in moss-pole. I have the suspicion that they weave too tightly .... although pothos will attach themselves even to the wall :-)

First video i’ve seen by you and I thought i’d found all the good plant channels!! Thanks so much, this is so helpful.

I’ve grown two huge monsteras at work. Bit have had big windows next to it and big pot with little support “stick”. The leaves have grown to 70+ cm long.

I don't have much luck with Monsteras either.......only the Adansonii.

The perlite and moss combo looks the best I might try that.

I always find it amazing when we as plant parents constantly adapt to the situation, the more you learn the better your collection while be. But basically my main goal is to keep them alive 😅 💚

love how the peperomia is doing!

Hell and thanks for the vid. I grow my spider plants in no drainage, PON with a leca reservoir and they are growing great guns, I think they are so much thirstier than people generally claim.

Omg you watch the challenge too? You were already my favorite, but nowwww even more my favorite 💜

I spoke to someone at a swap recently that said their secret to corms is using Fluval Stratum

Light is my biggest obstacle, and I live in southern Arizona. You’re killing it.

Fenestrations/sizing up Monstera/Epipremnum: for me it works with Liquid Gold Leaf fertiliser and (Soltech) growlights (natural light in the spots where my plants are is so low it can be counted as none). So maybe more light and/or fertiliser would help? (I put the fertiliser in the water that I add to the mosspole) For Hoya blooms I’d advise the same. Fertilise often and plenty of light 🌸 Have you tried Alocasia in unmixed tree fern? The corms sprout innit for me while still attached to the plant and the leaves size up quicker. They do take a bit of time (read finickyness) until they are used to it. But different things work for different people/homes/environments 🤔 Plant goals: - keeping up with repotting 😂 - purging plants that don’t bring joy anymore and all the propagations (by finding new homes for them) - not getting new plants unless I have the perfect spot for them But most of all….. enjoying the growth! 🌱 About 75% completed

I would consider to run your grow lights all day long. Most plants need at least 10 hours of bright light a day. I have a low light corner under my tv and although my home gets plenty of natural light it is just too far away from the window for the plants to thrive. So with the grow light running for 10 hours a day my plants are doing fine. And luckily most of these grow lights are energy-saving led lights so it won’t cost you…

Your plants need more light. For the entire video i've been thinking: those plants in the back are in such low light conditions.... I have my large form monstera outside, in full sun, in spain, and it loves it and it is huge (it even puts growth during winter) Also my cebu blue started fenestrating when I put it right in front of a south facing window with direct sun for several hours a day (in spain again, obviously) and it is climbing a bamboo stick, not a moss pole...so the key is light.

Hey Emma! I just had to pop over here from watching “The Millennial Plant Dad” video tour of his Aglaonemas because he showed his Aglaonema Alumina and it made me think of you! I don’t know if you’re still into silvery plants but it looks beautiful! I haven’t seen an Aglaonema like that before.. kinda looks like a juvenile silver sword but with broader leaves and I’d imagine it’s easier to care for. Anyway have a great day! 🩶🩶🩶

Light, light, light.. give the monstera more light!

I have found success with monstera by increasing light and fertilizer. Since they produce such huge leaves they are heavy feeders. I have my Albo and Esq. on moss poles. I water the moss pole every 2-3 days. The aerial roots taking in the nutrients have really helped the plant size up!

Put your majestic on a tomato stake. It will size up really fast. Grow your corms on fluval stratum. They love it.

When you were saying that carnosas can take longer to bloom, I remembered that my Krinkle 8 was about to open! And it did!

Begonias are beautiful, but not for me.

My goals with my Hoya is to see it grow and bloom one day and I do agree that plants do feel ur mood.

nice plants

My main goal is to get some of my hoya to bloom, so far I'm getting new peduncles and my rotundiflora has 3!

Rex begonias are definitely tricky I have a few they don’t like to dry out completely and hate city water so I use distilled and bottom water them cause I had a lady tell me they don’t like getting leaves wet that’s why they will usually get crispy or soggy 😅 hope that helps! ❤

After a cost free setup is achieved, this plant, and all alocasias, become beginner plant. See my 2 minute explanation: ruclips.net/video/A_v6c12tqjo/видео.htmlfeature=shared

Really enjoyed this Emma. How about an update at the end of summer? Interested to see how much more growth you get on the Begonia and your Jacklyn.

Emma, how are your hoyas doing? Do you still grow in the same medium or did you switch out? A video on your hoyas would be so appreciated (if you have time). Thanks tons girl!!!

Monstera needs much more light. Measure it using photone or other app/tool. 350 ppfd for 12 hours works well.

That monstera looks as if it needs way more light, weird. Looks a lil floppy like dehydrated too, sorry love! I have mine directly infront of a huge window or being blasted with a grow light if not. I pretty much only ever water the moss pole, putting enough water through there it gets down to the pot too, but I’ve gotta water it every couple days to keep the moss moist. My leaves quadrupled or more in size in only a foot of stem growth, internodes fairly close together. I do the squeeze test on the pole, top to bottom daily to ensure it’s not getting crunchy (dry) Before the big windowed home I live in now, the last place I had grow lights EVERYWHERE, it certainly helped IMMEIMMENSELY when you don’t have enough natural light. I want that tshirt! Where’d you get it? Def chop and prop that linearus!! Show us pleasase!!

Do u realise that u pause at places with no commas nor full stops 😁

Hi there, for your monstera (and majestic), from my experience, monstera get leggy like that when they are needing more light, you may want to increase the light they are getting. If not more light, then try longer exposure in the day. Like instead of 12 hours maybe 14 to even 16 hours. Keep up with fertilizing and watering. Mine are in semi-hydro(leca) for watering consistency and receiving light for 14 hours via grow light. If they get too big you can lower the light. Your videos are so fun. I hope this helps

Your monstera by inter node space looks more like a small form aka borsigiana.

Thats my first Hoya also.. im a beginner here .

You’ve met most of your goals Emma!

Definitely a light issue with the Monstera. Uk light is difficult to manage, one day scorching the next you need a torch at lunchtime 😂

That's kinda weird your Majestic has such small leaves, mine sized up much faster just with a chopstick and I was about to get it on a real moss pole when the base of the stem snapped cuz I was clumsy and I've had to re root it in water.

My goals- don't kill the plants. It's a work in progress.

Wow it looks gorgeous

Nice

I bought the silver sword on an impulse. I’m starting to hate it as I grows WAY TO FAST in a year I have more cutting than I know what to do with because I can’t bring myself to throw them away

🖤🖤🖤