Mine is growing long, but mine is much thicker. Is it a different variety?

I think this plant is a Ming Aralia is there any way I can send you a picture to verify?

Question, I wasn’t sure if the stalk was normal since in other succulents it is common for people to not want the stalk look. Is this a normal ogre ear look? Am I doing it right?

Thank you! To the point and informative! So glad I found someone to watch that speaks my language lol simple and full of info

I understood you well. Not sure what other people are having trouble with lol anyway I’m having issues with mine going limp some of the other branches? Arms? Are doing fine.

Where did you purchase this bigger plant?

Ive had mine since 1994. In a pot, grew to 4 feet drop a seed pod for the first time. From LA to san diego it has moved. Just planted it in my turtle enclosure. Had turtle since 1998. Both have always been outdoors.

Thank you, I was wondering how much water this type of plant needed. 🙂💛

Are you meant to leave the tuber uncovered? I repotted mine and covered the tuber totally. It's very unhealthy, I'm about to be left with one leaf. Thank you for the info on it being toxic, i didn't know that

I have a huge one and I love it! ❤

Ohh hiya cleaveage 😅 Sorry, thank you…anyway serious question: I got a Mexican resurrection plant. It bloomed great. Lived in water for about a year and started to look less and less green (while still in water). I was off on holiday soon anyway so let it dry out for a few months and then back in water. It bloomed again but still no green. Added plant food and brighter light…still no green…what am I doing wrong here?

girl this is GOLDENNNN!! Thank you so much! 💚

you prefer Terra Cotter pot?

if i just got this plant 2 days ago and my plant started to get yellow leaves and some brown ones what should i do?

What 😱no way it’s awesome 🤩 is like toy store for us ;this green house is so cool thank you so much for sharing 🫶🏻❤️

It's been 4 years? Is it still alive. Very difficult plant to keep alive. So pretty

10/10 ty

Hi, if it starts to get crispy because of lack of watering, how can I save it back?🥹😭

Hustle not hustel. Good grief.

I live in Phoenix and bought one last spring from Berridges Nursery (a good quality place). I had it hanging under a porch and watered it about every week more or less. Then it began to be super hot and I saw that some stems were dry and dead. I brought it in and cut off some dead parts. I wasn’t sure if it was the heat or overwatering. I tried to cut off some healthy leaves that had dried straw colored bases, let them harden off and repotted them in the same pot. It didn’t work. Any suggestions? I think it’s in a good place in a bathroom with a skylight.

Great video. Thanks. I now know to put my Opuntia out in the sun. I didn't realise they could be outside in the UK. But with our severe heat, I think they will be safe. They are bought for my tortoise. If she will eat them. Very fussy tort. 🙄

Good ❤

I just bought one

How do you keep the leaves black?

Do you need to fertilize it? If yes, what type of fertilizer? For hydroponics?

Girl we're growing from the tops. FoH

All my ears are falling off!

After you snip off a bit of Sweet Caroline, do you put it in water or soil?

Too fast talking

Good video but I would dispute a couple points she makes here. Pineapples love the sun, just look at a commercial pineapple farm. They are grown in large, open areas with no shade. Also, watering from the top is fine. If it were detrimental to the plant's health, they would never survive outdoors because of the rain. I live in Thailand and currently have 10 plants growing outdoors, all less than a year old. My oldest plant is 11 months old and at least twice as large with more leaves than the one she has in the video. Six are grown in the ground and 4 in pots and all plants are doing great in 3 different soil types. It's too bad YT doesn't allow photos so you can see them. All were grown from the tops the same way she shows in the video.

Fun video, ❤ i wonder if the giveaway is still on?! I'd love one of these!!!

I have one that looks like this but it has red stems and it's definitely not poison ivy. Can anyone help me identify what I have?

Thanks! I live in Palm Springs, which is almost the same climate as Phoenix, and it can be difficult to keep some plants going in our super dry climate. This was very helpful and I am going to water more!

Die gleiche Blume habe ich mir gestern im Baumarkt geholt

Great video. Thank you. The audio is a little obscured by the music tho

Thank you for your video. I have the curly lipstick plant. My curls went straight, would you have any idea what’s going on with it?. Thank you

A bromeliad that has a bloom has reached its full lifespan. Don't expect it to grow anymore. But it will or can put out pups.

I have a 5 foot one. The new leaves are growing ,look green then start to turn black and seem to have a sticky substance. Then die. I have grown this from 12 inches. New house with less indirect light? Help!

Sunlight or shade

Couldnt understand you because you talk to fast.

DC here! And I was thinking of keeping mine outside! 😅 Thank you for confirming. I’ll give it a go and let ya know!

Hi, what kind of soil should I use to repot? Thanks

I usually have excellent luck with plants and gardening, but my poor sensitive plant might not make it. What am I doing wrong? Is it too hot outside? Should I bring it in? Is the pot too big? Is it getting too much water? Wrong soil?

Why you talk too much but not talking about how to start a business?🙄why you talk too fast ???

Where’s the orange planter with your pilea in it from?

your nice

hi where you live

Thanks for all this info, well I have a ton of humidity in London :( - I got mine yesterday from Ikea, can this be grown in Pon?

I know this an older video but how often would you say you water? Once a week or once every two weeks? I don't wanna over water mine I'm so scared 😳 I killed my ming aralia a while ago 😢

Hi, I have one of these, love it but remains to challenge me. Since I moved it to a Lechua pot with the pon it seems to have struggled in the last year. Granted I had to deal with the spider mites. Does this plant to prefer to be constantly moist, which the Lechua pot and pon does or does it prefer to dry out in between watering? It is in direct light. Thanks