im so sorry i almost spit my drink out laughing when you pointed out your dead pet memorial near your philo micans lol im a pet lover too. your collection is so beautiful, the brasil is also one of my favorites! my most recent philodendrons are the pink princess, silver sword + white knight, such a great family of plants
Harli! I have been watching your channel for probably 3-4 years now and i have never commented but i wanted to thank you for still doing what you do!! i love your content
You are a Favourite Planty RU-vidr of mine! Love your personality and knowledge of Plants! Your Plants are GORGEOUS!!!. Your videos are alot of fun to watch! And your alot of Fun! Thankyou for your Videos! ❤🤗❤️🌿🐾
I'd have to say my peace Lily! Maybe boring yes, but it let's me know,dramatically yes, when she needs a drink if I forget and she perks right up! I do love my Pink Princess and White Knight.but they are still Babies!!! ❤🤗❤️🐾🌿
2:13 is not white knight, white knight has almost fully red stems with variegation lines going through it, this is for sure a white princess which you can tell from green and pink stems.
Love love this video, your plant styling is right up my alley, I use a lot of natural elements and pottery is also one of my favorite things to use, I also layer my saucers because my plants like to be all styled up, lol. Thank you for this fun video Harli ❤
Beautiful collection!!! Great pots too!🌱💚🤗 I recently purchased a Pink princess, and a Tortem, also have Brasil, heart leaf, and a Brandiatum. Fun plant tour💚💚💚🌱🤗
I love philodendrons, and your collection really inspires me. The first philodendron I had, I propagated from work and its the: "Philodendron Silver Sword" super easy to care for, and I think it looks really cool!! Highly recommend if youre looking for a new plant
Thank you for showing us so many kinds of pretty philodendrons. I want to touch the rugosum foliage so much 😂 I’m thinking philodendron white knight >>>white princess.❤
Harli! That rugosum has been catching my eye for months! I found with cords, I can fold them up and secure them with an elastic to help with all the extra cords & prevent tangles. They should make cords shorter, but the elastics have helped me a ton ❤
My Painted Lady is about 3 ft! I'm so proud of her. I also am lucky enough to have GORGEOUS Jose. My struggle is my Fla Beauty. I've killed it twice. It's absolutely hilarious looking!
Harli!!!! I'm in the UK..... Literally zero sun and humidity that plants like... But....... The splendid is no hassle what so ever!!! Put that bad boy up in your actual home xxx
I’m also in the UK and my splendid is coping just fine in regular room temp and humidity. At the moment the temperature ranges between 18-23 and the humidity 40-50% The same with my Verrucosum lives next to the Splendid.
Thank you for reviewing your variety. Quite entertaining too! I originally came on to determine what I just learned are aerial roots! I wanted to also share a picture of one I recently rescued, but alas--it wdnt be so!!! Its trunk was over 36” long and bagged in plastic. Can you imagine???!?!!? I was distraught. One is now growing wildly in a plastic juice container filled with water, and the two others are doing well in med-large planters. They seem to love direct light and being watered twice a month. I still have questions about how to manage the longer trunked plant. Thanks again for sharing!
OMGOSH❣️ you have a rugosum❣️ I just discovered them and I bought the aborant form. It’s feels like leather❣️ and thick❣️ with beautiful shades of green 🪴💚 I’m obsessed 🥰. Beautious Collection Harley❣️❤️
Oh gosh Harli, you have so many beautiful Philodendron, thanks so much for sharing all of those beautiful plants, I also do love Philodendron and when I have the chance to buy one I do. I wish you a beautiful and blessed rest of your day, sending love and hugs, bye! 😂😊🤗💜💜
I am trying to watch this video as I accomplish chores. I am going to have to re-watch and write down some of the names of beautiful plants and vendors. I love the plank of wood you display with one of your plants. It's so cool!
Definitely trellis those bad boys! It will make you AND the plants happy! I let my melanochrysum that I got from you get top heavy and it was making me so nervous. I finally put it on a moss pole, and yeah, it’s a lot of work, but it’s so much happier now! I’m so tempted to get a tent for my basement 😬😅
Omg! I have a floor lamp like that and it is like yours except it has another light on the bottom that extends out, if that makes sense. I only use the bottom light with a grow light in it so you just gave me the idea to stick a plant in the top of it. I put a lemon lime philo, the vining one and it looks soooo good! Thanks!
You have such beautiful planters 🥰 waaaaay to go for me…. They are so expensive here in the Netherlands and at the thrift store usually only plain white ones 😢
Thanks Harli, Always enjoy your videos! You caused me after watching this to count how many I have, 20 different ones. Can't really pick super fav's, but I do think the verrucusom, although still small, has beautiful leaves. I am super, super, super always worrying about mealy bugs since other videos say they are REALLY prone! I do use stakes for support for the climbers (I like the BBQ skewers at walmart and cut to fit.) Also enjoy my Florida Ghost, Beauty, and just received a Ghost Mint Starter that is tiny right now.
Harli… your video when you first showed that lamp with your Brasil in it I ran to Walmart and got a lamp and I put my Cebu blue in it and the vines are almost touching the floor! Thanks for the cool idea 😂❤
i keep my mamei and camposportoanum in front of a west facing window in regular household conditions and they are doing great, I just choped them because they were too big.
I love the royal court (PPP, PWP, PWK, and PWW). I have all of them. I lost my Verrucosum last summer to spider mites. I want to get another one but haven't yet. One day. Loved the video. Thank you for sharing your collection.
I recently purchased a Sharoniae and a Serpens. Both are small and just putting out their first leaf for me. My Vericosum is a favorite. It grows so well, but is on a small moss pole, even though like you I don't like the upkeep of poles. I have a Splendid as well on a pole, doing nicely, a Squamiferum that is close to touching my ceiling. The Squami is a fast grower, and easy to care for, but has gotten huge. I do also have a Subhastatum that is now growing well. It had a large leaf and thick stem when I got it so I got a head start with it. The ones I have found more difficult are the Melanocrysum and the Brantianium. Even on moss poles and 60% and up humidity they still have trouble with stuck and deformed new leaves. Don't know why you downsized, but good for you, getting your collection more manageable. I have been giving plants away over the warm months by putting them out by own sidewalk. Some plants need to be experienced but then aren't for me for the long term. Hard to know which ones when you first get them. I know you live near Salt Lake. I live in Idaho so it feels like we are almost neighbors.
You're such a riot. I love your videos and your plants. I love my Brazil plant too. I have a philodendron mexicanum and a philodendron Horsehead. One lady threw in two extras, they were nice plants but full of scale. I always open plants in my garage thank heavens. They all lived but now I can't remember what the two other plants were. 🤦♀️, ugh. Oh well. That's it for my collection. Fun video.
You may or may not be pleased to know that pastazanum is a crawling variety. It looks like it’s trying to creep over the side of your pot 😊❤ The sheaths being fuzzy on the fibrosum is such a delicious trait. Calling it ‘relateable’ is the sort of comedy that I follow you for
Konten yang sangat bagus dan bermanfaat tentang tanaman hias yang seperti di alam asalnya, terimakasih mau berbagi video yang sangat penting salam kenal dari saya semoga sukses dan sehat selalu
I treated myself to a philodendron joepii and it arrived this very day. Its tiny and juvenile but it is mine!! I watched this being a cat bed. You have a cool collection Great video
Harli, please pause this video @6:45... okay you've gotta gorgeous little humidifier/ fish tank _right_ there. Why not purchase a clear acrylic shelf, drill a bunch of various sized holes all over the shelf surface & install it above that glorious fish tank? Yeah, yeah, clear plastic ain't natural but, Ryan's way too busy to build you a cedar one, right? 😂😂 Love the tour as always. Oh, woman what ARE you doing different with your makeup or diet or lifestyle YOU look absolutely beautiful... glowing in fact! Okay, think I'm finally done simping for you, my plant queen. 😂😂😂 EDIT: Please,_ How on Earth do you remember to water those plants on top of your dining room chandelier?
I'm not sure what I'm doing right, but I have a P. Subhastatum, had it for years, got it from Ecuagenera. I've had to chop and prop mine so many times, it keeps outgrowing the space and pole I have for it. I now currently have 4 Subhastatum. I live in Oregon. The room I keep it in is usually about 70° with 55-70% humidity with a NE and SE facing windows. Mine is quite leggy with long internodal spacing (probably due to low light) but doing quite well. If you want me to send you one of the babies to experiment with, I would totally be willing to do so. Believe me, I need to get rid of some. I'm not very good at selling my propagations.
Don't know your issue with the Philodendron Subhastatum. Got mine exactly a year ago as an unrooted top cut. Rooted it in water in household conditions. Transplanted to a soil mix and is growing just fine under grow lights. Humidity runs around 50%. As look at your smaller plants all I can think of is that they want most poles soon. After fooling around with a small Philodendron camposportoanum I put it on a three foot moss pole in the fall. Top cut it early this spring as it got too big. So it put out two new growth points and is now six for tall with nice leaves - it grows too fast. I should extend the moss pole. But it is like I need a nine foot moss pole. It is a plant that I feel like needs a chop and extend every three months or so.
Hi you have a beatiful display of plants ,they look strong in there stem system , I have a guestion where can I get aMAMEI I love that One too , what. Kind of plant food is good to use , it’s going to start getting cool up hereSyacuse New York. 😊😊😊😊
Subhastatum. Ooof. Same struggles as you! I don't have a grow tent but use large clear tote bins and it's only growing if it's in there. Re: trellis, do you like any of the 3D printed options?
Congratulations for your wonderful plants, between your philodendrons is there a philodendron wich leaves dimensions are big in low light ? Excuse me for my english, I'm writing from Brindisi, Italiy 😊
@HarliG Hey Harli ! Just wanted to let you know, the pink on the petiole means that "white knight" is a white princess !! White knights have a mostly burgundy petiole/stem :)
Was that variegated heartleaf from a big box store? It looked like it was in a costa farms hanging pot🧐 I need to know if I should be looking out for this at stores😅 Beautiful either way! 🌱💛
Yep! Keep your eyes open! It was only a single stem that was variegated, but I’ve been chopping & propping it for almost 2 yrs now to have more nodes to fill in the pot 😊
I have a huge subhastatum in my dry ass house in a pot with no drainge and honestly i do nothing with it and the leafs are about the size of my entire arm. It sits on the end table from my couch in no light. Ive had the opposite effect that youve had., Mine started to get pissy when I stuck it in my tent . I think some plants just thrive in others care and you cant really explain why that is. Im like this with monstera...they hate me and they thrive in everyone elses care. Hoya are the only plants i do phenomenal with. I cant even give care tips on the subhastatum because I neglect mine.😬😩
