This is a champion plant. Mine is so easy and it just grows and makes more babies.

Hi! How is that plant doing? Thanks for the vid!

Wow, you are beautiful . Can you do a video on Strawberry? 🍓

I was waiting to see you water the moss pole but you left it dry. Those coir poles seem useless to me.

Thank you! My mom gave me one as a gift. Learning as much as I can which led me here watching you. Thanks again.

Thank you

Beautiful Birkin And great information Thank you

Try cinnamon on the black spots. If mold or fungal it should work.

I just bought one and I’m pleased with it however, I have one bigger leaf that has black on its leaves! What’s up with that??????? Darlene

Am I supposed to water this coconut coir moss pole, like you would water a Sphagnum Moss pole?

Just get to the point already 💀💀💀

Thank you for all the wonderful info. my mom gave me one that's pretty good size and it hasn't seemed very happy. it gets plenty of sun but I may have been going light on the water. I did a 1x a week watering. does it need more? it just seems sad sometimes

Thank you for the infomative video. I have a question. I just got few stems from my friend and propagated them into a huge pot. I have a very big terrace. In the morning, the sun becomes really really warm around 10 until 1 or so, and from then onwards, I have a tent in the middle of the garden that blocks this kind of scorching sunlight from 1 till 4 and then it becomes easier in the afternoon of course. Should I keep it under the sunlight to feed in the morning sun, or put under the tent (which is not transparent but lets light in), or in the west side of terrace for the afternoon sun? Also, can I put sticks and make it climb as a vine? Rather than hanging down. THANK YOU. I just followed your channel.

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you talk about this stunningly beautiful plant. I’ve just got one and I think it’s the Zebrina I brought it for just £2.00!!!!!! Yes and it’s stunning too. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too ❤❤

I've never started in water only soil maybe try

Thank you for the abundance of information. I do have a question. I purchased my Philodendron Brasil plant in February. It is a six inch plant that’s still in its nursery pot. When would it be a good time to replant this in larger pot?

Wow! Really helpful info. I bought a small variegated one and it is doing well in a south window. Thks for clear explanations. Ahna.

I've had mine 3yrs and takes a long-time to grow... not easy to propagate 😢

When you change the soil do you leave all the original soil? And just pot the plant around the new soil? Thank you xx

It’s interesting she makes comments about the Birkin’s natural habitat because it doesn’t exist in the wild…the mutation is man made haha

Thank you, I feel way more confident to try to propagate from my current plant now AND how to rehab my existing BT ✨

Where did you get your white pots?

So informative I appreciate it so so so much. I’m a new plant mom and I’m loving it and you’ve been so helpful.

I have one of them ,I love it the taller it grow the bigger the leaves nice video 😊

I grow my starters in soil in a week or 2the roots are really attached in a very time

Thank you!!

It appears i have a mushroom colony growing in my marble queen👀 they don’t seem to be harmful, in fact the plant has been growing very quickly

Thank you ❤❤ I really needed this tips

What's the texture look like? I see you're touching it so it can't be too pokey right?

My KQ has been a disaster. I have lost about 15 leaves since purchasing her a month ago. I have no idea what’s wrong with her but I just tried my last ditch effort to salvage her. She was stunning when I bought her. Beautiful hot pink stems, several white leaves, and every few days, I get black spots. The leaves go soft and shrivel and die. The soil smells odd. Not putrid but more mossy like. So, I repotted it, washed it, took the black spotted leaves off and it still dropped and created spotted leaves. Now I used an extremely diluted bleach wash on the roots and repotted her. I am hoping this is the final fix. I’m so sad. I just don’t seem to have success with Hoya KQ. This is my 2nd one and of note, no, I do not over water her. 😭

Very simple and straight to the point directions! Thanks!

Where are those clear pots from?

I have one under grow lights

Hi how do I now water the pole and how often

Thank u so much i have a large one that needs a pole. I am 70 and have never grown one before so i didnt have a clue how to do this. Your video was very informative the best one i have found thus far. I have grown many plants but this is a first for me.

A couple of questions. Would this elastica or the regular green rubber tree be okay if put three in a large pot? What about if a person put both varieties in the pot, would that be a mistake? Thank you for your informative video. I have two of these plants and am looking to buy more.

So interessing

I’m a new plant mom and have a monstera rooting in water. My question is, the soil mix you make, is that just for monstera’s or is it good for any house plant?

My KQ is over 25 years old and very large after I repotted her a few years ago. I'm hoping she will bloom one day. She used to years ago.

I HAVE A QUESTION. I HAVE THE MAROON, DARK GREEN PLANT, BUT ONE LITTLE BRIGHT PURPLE FLOWER MUCH DIFFERENT TO THAT OF THE REST OF THE PLANTS EMERGED. ANYONE KNOW WHAT THAT BRIGHT PURPLE FLOWER IS???? THANK YOU FOR ANY ANSWERS

Linda planta

No one seems to believe me but I watch a program called “The amazon jungle” and the Asian people pick this plan and eat it. I am trying to find out if anyone else knows if it’s edible.

Try a moss pole so the roots can attach. These are just wood with coconut husk around them. Not meant for climbers with root systems!

Just got mine. Thank you for the tips!

Update?

I've found out that the best way to treat a jade is by thinking of it as a large cactus. That's to be mindful about how much water it gets and keep from overwatering. Even guys like me who think they are experienced can overwater the jade. I Iost an about 6-8" Crassula ovata (traditional oval leafed jade) when I didn't keep track of how much water I had given it and it protested, at first by dropping a few leaves, then by rotting in half! I didn't know how to propogate (or that it was even possible), so the whole plant was lost. Now I've learned my lesson and my next jade this spring will be a "gollum" jade. I assume care of them is the same. Always remember, when watering a jade, keep track of it using a calendar! Thanks for posting. 🪴🌵

I came here for the croton info but i see you have other plants in common with me. Subcribing. Thanks for the info

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I have many Z plants. Big ones in pots. I water it every 1 1/2 month , really heavyI water .then I let it dry again. Next water 1 1/2 month to 2 months. No direct sunlight and way from windows. I started with one plant and now after 6 years I have at least 5 more big one. I am thinking in propagating them , haven’t de died if I will use the water propagation . I almost feel water propagation is by luck when comes to plants that do not to have their feet soaked in water..

Such a pretty plant. Just got one in terrible shape. Trying to save it from root rot. Wish me luck, fingers are crossed 🤞 I'm propagating them in water because there is less chance in rot.