as someone who lives with several housemates, I always appreciate hearing Ryan's practical opinion of plants to decide how to keep my plants and people getting along
I love how much interest, honesty and supportive Ryan is! My man is the same way, but he does landscaping so he def is more interested than the average! ❤
This was so cute and fun! I was thinking you got rid of a lot more than you did. I definitely agree about the right plant for the pot and sometimes REALLY struggle with that 😅
Harli! I made a planter/plant stand and thought of you while doing it! I used a thrifted candle stick holder, the pillar type and liquid nailed a pot to the top with no drainage hole, like an orchid cover pot, then spray painted the whole thing. I keep my little pepperomia in there in a nursery pot, it looks smashing on my countertop and adds some nice height next to all my other regular planters. Thought I'd share bc you seem to always be on the hunt for cute planters and such.
REALLLLLY LIKE re-purposing the tower lamps into planters. Live in a NYC apartment building where people constantly move out & just dump stuff😢...Also these lamp planters will allow me to utilize my TALL ceiling space w/ the plants I L❤V!!
Hi Harli, Love this video and the variety of plants in your collection. Watching your videos is always a pleasurable walk down memory lane. I have consistently watched your videos over the years and they have always given me much joy. Thank you. Kudos to your camera man/husband! You two make a great team. Take care! 👌🪴🥰
Thanks for another awesome video.. I am in the middle of trying to place plants intentionally instead of jamming them all together just for light.. And Thanks Ryan for the additional commentary! Love it!
Your husband is so sweet and supportive! I just did a big plant shelf on the wall next to my dining table and I love it. I got mine from Etsy, it’s a 80” wooden one
Harli, you should look into hangapots. They make it super easy to place plants on a wall. The only downside is your plants need to be on pots with a lip like the ones terracotta pots have.
Started watching this morning, headed to work, came home to plant mail (a hoya rotundifolia cutting) pressed play again to resume the video and it was the exact moment you mentioned your rotundifolia! Taking it as a sign from the plsnt gods that it was a good purchase 😂 Love these collection tours, and love that yours has character!
Oh wow Harli, this was a great plant tour, you have a lot of very beautiful plants, I really like all of my Pothos and also my syngoniums. I don't take any of my plants outside becuase I don't have a deck to set them on. I also am dealing with mealy bugs for the first time ever, and I really hate those stupid bugs, they have hurt so many of my beautiful Hoya and I have lost 4 of those and still looking for that Hoya polyneura and will eventually replace all of the Hoya that I lost to those dang mealy bugs. I do love the areas you have plants in and the design of all of those is looking so great. That wood dresser that Ryan built is so beautiful and really fits that area so perfectly. I also love those plants you have on that light and understand how Ryan feels about those on top of that and I feel like if you put a shelf on that wall you could take all of those lovely plants down from there and place them on that shelf and they would look so incredible and beautiful. Gosh Harli thanks so much for this wonderful video that was so much fun to watch and I do know that you will be out of town because I just saw that video, have a beautiful time, sending love and hugs, bye for now. 😂😊🤗👋👋🙏👍💜💜
I love looking at your plants around your house! Reminds me of your first few videos that got me to watch you. I love the jungle vibes! Inspires me to switch up my planty areas time to time. Gives me new ideas because sometimes it can get overwhelming but changing things up helps!
Stephania Erecta grows well for me in high humidity. I have one in a leca/pon setup, and one in soil. They like to be halfway buried in substrate and watered when soil dries.
I started watching you when you lived in the apartment!!! Dang...your plants are beautiful, love that dresser Ryan, you both are very talented 🤗🌱💚 fun tour💚🌱💚🌱
I love the relationship between you and your husband. It reminds me of my relationship with mine. ❤ We tease each other but are also each other's biggest supporters... most of the time lol
I love the dresser. I just paid $400 for "engineered wood". Ryan has really come a long way with the plants. He would have said "no way" to you growing a plant up the wall. Now he's like, "yeah, that plant grows fast". I love it.
That is nice your husband does wood work projects. Very impressive and great to have crafted furniture. I did some when i was in secondary school a spice rack and a cook book stand. Definitely need to wear tough gloves as can hurt your hands. The Aeschynanthus Thai Pink Lipstick Plant is my favourite variety with the heart shapes. Yours is so healthy looking mine isn’t doing so well. The leaves looks wrinkled and some feel thin. I think is from dehydration from the plant store. Doesn’t seem to bounce back when watered. Love to hear some plant tips on how to thrive. Nice plant collection. I hate when bathrooms doesn’t have windows. Is very common with some apartments I don’t know why.
That dresser is a dream! Well definitely be Ryan!! And Ryan, she’s right about your 3D printed planter, you could use it for succulents or something with really shallow roots, but you’d need it deeper for most other plants, sorry dude, it’s stunning though!!
keep your Stefania erekta in your Ikea greenhouse for a while. it appreciates warm and humid environment based on my experience. I have 2 of them in my Ikea cabinet and its had leaves all year round. I put in a pot with a layer of moss that I keep moist for the most part. it seems to like it.
I need a grow light tour! I live in the woods with 100+ houseplants. I put allot of my plants in front of an east facing sliding glass door but as everything has gotten so big in the last 3 or 4 years I'm running out of room😅 (also I have a wrap around porch, so it's fairly dark in most of my house.) If you have ideas for bulbs I can put in dimmable light sockets that would be great!
Hey Harli🌸 Are you planning on building something in the big terrarium you keep in the basement? Would be so exciting so see what you can make of it! I remember your video from botanicaz (?) from way back, its great🤩 Also, did you remove the pond?
Also, I need your help! I rescued a lemon lime upright philodendron. I repotted it and it's growing new leaves. The question is, the leaves are narrow. Do you know if that's a specific smaller variety than yoir plant or do you think it needs more light!? Thanks Harli!
