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Love the video!

Awesome last part!!!

Nice video content

I have the same pet peeve on social media influencers. Specially those who send DMs to engage on their contents but they will never engage on my posts just because I have lower number of likes and followers. Those are like the major EW for me.

How can I see your newer pictures episode ?

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I tried the no drainage and it's a no from me. I am trying to understand how in the world your pots are so clean and the media looks dry. I use biochar etc. in my potting and I don't think my plants liked being in that without air. Maybe I will try with a plant to test what the best media is to do it.

Omg😂squirrel and I don't read either, but I def watch lots of UA-cam plant and style videos....lol. Trust me I married a trumpet blower...it's the MOST annoying noise in the world🥴😫Love when you are both together. 🪴💚

I love how down to earth you are. Killing that fungus gnats,"that's what we do around here." You make me laugh. 😂

I have an Anthurium Ace of Spade that come as a tissue culture 2 mths ago and it just doesn’t seem to be growing. I have it in fluval as well as my other TC’s that are growing great but this one just does not seem to be going anywhere. Is there anything you recommend that I should do?

I freakin love your videos and how real you keep it!! Keep up the good work! Or don’t. I’ll still watch. 😊

Great information 😊

I see you have beneficials there. Doesn't your spray kill them?

🤣🤣🤣🤣 No children huh?

Have some Alocasias at home love them .

Beautiful 😍

You ladies have some expensive plants that I have no interest in investing in. Can you do one us more normal folks can handle?

You are definitely creative and inspire me frequently!! You have a gift and I’m thankful you share it with us! ❤

Just goggled the exo. There are many versions. Which one do you have. Does it have wire screen, or is it fully glas?? Thank you.

Your boo bie cactus is growing thin because it’s a top cutting. It’s pretty normal for a cactus cutting to grow thinner. Myrtillocactus are actually vigorous growers. You can get a lot of growth per year, but they need a large pot and full sun. Your pot is way too small. Columnar cacti do need a large pot if you want them to grow fast. They also need water when they’re actively growing. You can get a solid foot of growth on a Myrtillocactus every year. Heat is also important. These can’t stand cold. They go dormant as soon as the temperatures drop.

2:20:21 seeing all these beautiful anthuriums makes me want to collect them again. I fell out of love of them but you’re making me love them again lol!

I saw another youtuber wash her plant, but she washed roots and all. She then put it in a bottle of water and let it grow and it was beautiful. I know you explained it, but I am still confused as to why you didn't wash the rest of the plant instead of throwing it away?

Thank you!

Regarding gloves: try looking for nitrile gloves. They are usually a tighter fit, and meant to be worn so they arent all crinkly. I use them for cooking as i have some sensory issues, and they are easier to work with than normal plastic gloves.

Could you tell me about that shelving unit behind you? I have this huge blank wall that I'm trying to avoid building custom shelving for a plant wall if I can purchase something instead.

Planned parenthood while staying unplantparenthood 💚

I have one on my balcony and will not cut it until it hits my living room floor. I used to be cheap and would purchase cuttings and all died. I invested in two over priced plants from Etsy that died. Finally found an awesome grower. The plant was right below the pot, now it is at least 6 feet long. I also tried to make it climb, and it didn't do well at all but I also didn't use a moss pole. Nice and informative vid, and yes, they love showers. I tend to leave it outside in the rain, or fertilize it and allow it to get sun sun stress it since the colors are gorgeous.

Not me checking my phone for an alarm 😂😅

Is this your family shop ? Love watching your videos

Rewatching because I need my Charmaine fix! I hope you, Vince, Pudge, and Archie are doing well!

Omg I’m watching this video for the first time since I’ve gone through most your content and was this video a hint on you having your baby? This is so sweet to watch

Who in the world would throw hate to a sancti like what did the sancti ever do to them 😂😂😂😂

Wow. I was diagnosed at 41. Knowing put so much into perspective. I can relate so much. I took some of your tips and I’m already a better plant parent. Thank you so much for this video!! ❤

None of the sentences in your video made sense to me. There is much necessary unnecessary talk. I hope the matter of preference did not enter my algorithm.

Hi where did you buy your beautiful glass jars please?❤

So how. If is your poked manjula now?

I know this video is from 2 years ago but the beginning with pudge MADE MY LIFE!!! Pleeeeeease more videos of pudge eating snackies!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

36:16 I did the clear plant tags with clear labels and now they are all faded 🥹 so yeah I’m going back to old school and doing the white plant tags and markers 😂

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I appreciate your sharing your experience

8:09 my anthuriums are usually okay with the normal humidity of my house too. I’m glad tho!

Oh dang! Now I need to make longer videos ❤ Very relaxing ☺️

Lady! Get yourself a turkey baster for sucking up water! Time saver, game changer 🦃

So as someone who has a 1 year old, bare in mind we live with my husbands parents and siblings so only have the 1 room, with 100 plants us and a baby, I have kept my hobby going without skipping a beat, I usually do plenty things on the weekends, or urgent care during naps. Sometimes I do bits in the evening after the hubby has gotten home, showered and eaten, he then looks after casper if I need the time Don't live around your baby, so many people sacrifice everything when you really don't have too, let your baby grow up seeing your passion for your hobby and have them look for a hobby of their own from seeing how much joy it brings you ❤ I heard so many 'there's go's all your spare time' 'goodbye sleep' etc comments, my little one eats amazingly, sleeps through the night and is the best little dude ever, like you said, everyone's experience is different, don't care what others say

Thank you for showing us the whole process, it must have taken a lot of work! How much time did it take from pollinating to starting the selling process?

I bought one of these plants at the NST live sale on Friday 😅 Have a safe delivery!! I'll try to take care of one of *these* babies.

42:53 omg yes same. Is there a term for that? That’s why I keep repotting or buying new plants cause I get bored if I see the same thing for too long lol.

I viewed this when your first uploaded and had to run out the last 15 minutes so I'm back. I did have a question, why do you use laca in the bottom of your visuals? I have learned a lot watching you. Because of you I have Alocasia Poly that had corums that I successful put in my prop box and it has produced six plants. I just potted four them in Perlite and one is still in moss. I actually had two plants that both died or went dormant and has since come back. I had purchased Alocasia soil & added a little perlite when I repotted the morhers however I don't think they like it because after two months, the leaves turned yellow and died.. Actually I repotted my first one and the second one I got from Lowe's and it went dormant after ten days. Missed placed receipt so I couldn't take it back.

Also want to pop in with quick info about NPK. Yes the numbers are the percentages of each in the mix, however just because the numbers are higher doesn’t mean you would be giving your plants more. Likely the miracle gro for example gets more diluted than the tps fertilizer. The more interesting info would be the ratio of npk. So the tps has much higher phosphorus levels than most typical aroid and houseplant fertilizers…. I don’t know too much about how specific nutrients are used by the plants, but maybe I will have to try that out!

This is a super helpful video. I especially like how you talk a lot about supplemental nutrients, fungi, microbes and whatever else cause I feel like recently I see so much focus on a super sterile(?) method of plant growing which probably works in some environments. But I feel like the root systems on your plants speak for themselves and there’s more than one way to grow plants.