Hey! Not a Bipennifolium, it's actually a Philodendron Pedatum, which is kindof similar, but it has more pointy middle lobes. Bipenn is more rounded off. Varieties and cultivars of Pedatum are 'Florida Ghost', 'Florida Beauty', 'Florida Ghost Mint', etc. =) And the mini philo you held up at the end looks like a wende-imbe to me, but there's a couple species similar to it.
I have an Armstrong close by and immediately got in my car to go see if they had the string of hearts and they had a bunch!! I’m so happy I finally got my hands on one!!! 🥰
The plants you got are really awesome hope you lots of joy with your haul. I got 5 yesterday korean box, pomegranate, melaleuca thymifolia, crape myrtle and a bottle brush. I have been wanting them for ages, the bottle brush have so many varieties and colours, same with the melaleucas, lol. I saw those money trees again I think that's what you call them I just found some seeds so going to give them a go and hope for some. Nice video I really like your tours of markets and nursery they are so fascinating. Can't wait for your next video.
I love plant shopping even if it's not in person. @1:14 you should've picked up that broken piece of string of dolphins, taken it home and planted it, free plant!! 😉 I'm more of a succulents person, they seem to be more Tino friendly. Haha Good haul and great video. Looking forward to seeing those get potted up in some good soil.
Tino Nieva i didn’t even notice it was there until I was editing! That was my first thought too, should’ve picked it up 🙊 succulents are sooo cute! Like your lithops they kill me 😍😍😍 Thank you Tino! 😊
Wow the prices are amazing for each of those plants! I have seen decent pricing out here in the East but not like for what you got. I need to move to the West!🌴🌞🌵🪴
What you have there is a Philodendron Pedatum. I thought it was a Florida at first, but the petioles are not red nor are they textured from what I can tell. The P. Squamiferum, P. Pedatum, and P. "Florida (hybrid of Squamiferum + Pedatum) all look strikingly similar, but the difference is in those stems aka petioles. A Squamiferum has fuzzy red petioles, the Pedatum has smooth green petioles, and the Florida hybrid has a red textured petiole that feels like a soft, high grit sand paper. You were not too far off though, as I have a Florida Ghost and a Golden Violin (P. Bipennifolium) and when the leaves of any of the 3 Phillies I mentioned are young and immature, they look almost identical to those of the Horseheads and Violins. I still can't tell the difference between the 3 I did mention without looking specifically at the stems/petioles, and I can barely see yours through all those amazingly full and healthy leaves! Fantastic foliage on a fantastic Philly! xox
Nice shopping trip! I'd love to send you back to pick up that peperomia hope for me 😄😄 That's one plant that does really well for me. I never met a peperomia that I didn't like. I love that they're so, so different from one another. And that begonia, get out of here. Amazing 🙂
ThisIsMyRU-vidName hahaha it was so big for a great price! I have one but she is STRUGGLING lol Peps are so gorgeous but I’m not allowed to buy them anymore. I’m glad to hear yours is thriving, at least one of ours is 😅 I’m obsessed w the begonia it’s my favorite plant right now 💕😭
Roger Noriega i looked up “frosty” first & was like yep that’s it Then I looked up “don miller” & now I have no idea they look so similar!! 💀 thank you for letting me know I’ll figure out which one of those it is!
This is the second time I’ve seen someone filming the “danadu” I’m starting to wonder if it’s a dwarf version of the Xanadu as if looks more compact and small and the D replacing the X is making me think they have named it Danadu as in Dwarf
Love your videos❣️🌿🌵I’ve learned so much about the different plants. 😌 I’m obsessed with all of them❗️🥰 I’m a newbie to this plant world and I’ve been asking myself, “what took you so long?!!” 🤷🏻♀️☺️
those adeniums near entrance look like they big enough to bloom! i bought one recently, but it might take it 3 years or more... that smaller philodendron might be martianum or crassum if petioles are thick and stem short. or tuxla, if not. or hastatum. or eichleri. i'm not expert, i've seen these on a website and they all look similar to me, haha