PLANT STYLING - make your plants stand out

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Hi all,
in today's video we are talking about decorating with Plants & I share my top tips when it comes to styling plants & styling with plants
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@susanmcdonald-timms3202 Месяц назад

That is such simple good advice -to grow what CAN grow in your place. It’s something people miss actually. Even myself. I am glad to be reminded of this. So i don’t lose heart.

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

I sometimes feel stupid for stating the obvious, so good to know it was a worthwhile reminder :) thanks :)

@NudePostingConspiracyTheories Месяц назад

I just bought a house. My first ever garden or even yard. (I’ve been three floors up for decades). So im collecting advice and plant udeas fir my garden. And -sure enough! - I’ve been letting fantasy take over somewhat. Not completely. But , i have indeed fallen in love with some plants, and decided I will MAKE them grow. Thats all bull. Road to heartache. (And to misery for the poor plants. ). I think this is common, because human beings ignore the ‘obvious’ almost as a way of life, lol. So thanks. And greetings from Warracknabeal

@Sebi0043 Месяц назад

Hi Jan, can you maybe put together a list, based on your experience, for which plants it makes sense to put more than one cutting on a pole and for which plants maybe one is enough? This list is not supposed to be THE ONE list to adhere to but I find myself struggling whether I should propagate a single cutting of a new plant in order to get a lusher display or if it looks just fine as a single plant. Best regards, Sebastian!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Totally :)

@ladymustangtn1973 22 дня назад

Hey that’s my cat! Lort my cat is living a double life!! 😂😂 Great Video

@irairod5160 13 дней назад

"Right plant, right place" is something we farmers and gardeners learn very early in our journey. Not following that basic tenet brings losses, disappointment, unnecessary expense, waste of resources, and heartbreak. It is the same for the plants we choose to keep indoor! If we try to grow mostly plants than can live in the conditions we have to offer, we minimize frustration and the need for grow tents and cabinets, uncountable numbers of chemicals, pH adjusters, specialized nutrients, rounds and rounds of pesticides, special containers, grow lights, etc. I use many of those, but have learned to ask myself: do I REALLY have what this plant needs? Do I want it bad enough that I'm willing to create those conditions? Am I willing to spend what it'll cost to maintain it, be it time, money, or anything else? Thank you for reminding us that if we start with plants we CAN grow, we end up with healthier plants and a much more enjoyable time tending to them.

@annylindsay5358 Месяц назад

Very entertaining as well as helpful! You've just made me realise why I have so many plants! I always had at least 4-6 good looking healthy plants. But I was the sort that always rearranged rooms, I love change, its what I love about gardening, that it grows, never static. I'm more limited in what I can do now, so plants have become my way of changing a room as I can only move whats on wheels of the furniture. I also painted the whole house interior white years ago( small windows, needed more light reflected) and only put colour on walls with windows which doesn't darken the room. Now I use lights for plants, but love the extra light for myself. Still getting surprised by some of the plants that thrive, but totally enjoying rearranging things as needed. Thanks for the tips! Will be tying up my cuprea tomorrow 😜

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Hehe thank you:) happy growing & re-arranging :)

@wendy-lynneachterberg-bena2795 Месяц назад

Love seeing Brad so much. I’m the same moving things around, a change is goos as a holiday so they say.

@margimorris7360 Месяц назад

Great advise. I have certainly gotten myself in trouble re not planning the growth. Plants can also be much nicer then art just a little more work 😃 At the 14.20 mark to 14.50 I see what's going through Brad's mind. Here he goes again talking about those green things we have around the house instead of giving me his 100% undivided attention.

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

:D he loved the attention doesn't he :D

@wilmapatlong5708 Месяц назад

A very sound and practical advice❤...thanks so much!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful :)

@zizarazzaq9888 Месяц назад

Interesting tips, thank you so much Jan and Bradley❤

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thanks :)

@carolstuff Месяц назад

Good useful tips; thanks for sharing Jan!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thanks for watching :)

@eleftheriakarellou Месяц назад

Much needed! Thanks ❤

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Glad u enjoyed it :)

@brenfays3255 Месяц назад

Creativity at its best! Amazing!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thanks:)

@sallyjocrowson2889 Месяц назад

Love your videos! Your advice and methods are very helpful. Keep up the good work. We are blessed to have you available to learn from.

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thank you so much:)

@fephenstuller Месяц назад

You are spot on regarding using basic or bland furniture pieces when one has spectacular plants, objects & art to display. My home is very small, so I need to maximise storage & efficiency as well as display my favourite objects, including plants. IKEA’s Kallax range is king here! Thanks for your motivation & inspiration, I’m on my way to having the most gorgeous 22m2 space amongst all my neighbours (subjective I know) 😊

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Let the pants do the talking hehe :)

@alannahblades5821 Месяц назад

Hi Jan Love this video so informative. I recently had a newborn and was watching you while I was pregnant she enjoys hearing your voice. Hope everything is going well for you and you're enjoying your new journey. 😊

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thank you so much & congratulations :)

@birdietam Месяц назад

Yay! Been waiting for a vid like this!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Hope you like it :)

@CzarnaMycha81 Месяц назад

Thank you for your tips they are very helpful , I dream of having plants like yours. Greetings from Poland💚

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thanks :)

@ohrats731 Месяц назад

I caught the restyling bug last night around midnight 🤣 I got a few done before I forced myself to clean up and go to bed lol. I really want to do more today, but of course I have a bunch of other things to do that are “more important” lol

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Haha one can get carried away so easily :D

@Suadade1983 Месяц назад

Byyyyyeee Bradley!

@Mueller6 Месяц назад

So viele Tipps, danke 👌

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Bitte :)

@pandorar1388 Месяц назад

Great Advice, Thank You!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Cheers :)

@sylviagutierrez7676 Месяц назад

Some good tips Jan 👌 Most i already apply ,but its taken me 3 years of plant collecting to realised myself what worked better, the where ,the fav. the ligthing ,the shelving ,etc.... So thank you for sharing ,these are much needed steps to have happy plants ! Wich is what we aim for with this hobby of ours ...💙🐱... 💚🌿🌵🍀💚

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thank you :) it's a never ending learning curve & preferences change so it will always stay interesting :)

@strideosu Месяц назад

I started my plant journey fairly recently and have realized I’ve never really thought about the decoration aspect. I’ve also learned that some plants do better than others in my conditions that I was surprised of and has resulted in me experimenting frequently with what I can actually keep 😅

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Happy growing :)

@dotdotie Месяц назад

I was thinking to grow multiple on one pole & didn't know if 3-4 is too much & you answered that XD I've seen people planting multiple plants in the soil of the same pot, but I prefer your way of putting the separate pots into the decorative planter. This way I can rearrange anytime as they grow at different rates and also easier to manage if any pests or issues with one plant.

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Happy growing :)

@robynfisher4455 Месяц назад

"Change in all things is sweet" Aristotle 🤔💚

@jasonxxxxx555 Месяц назад

i like both for the interior, very beautiful pot and rare plant, for me pot is very important , its like a beautiful vase , i like green pots, spanish mosaics, even a glass pot for orchid with lots moss, im using for many plants moss, just watering bloody harder, cant see how the soil is dry, but moss giving very nice view for the pots

@Suadade1983 Месяц назад

I am so opposite! It’s such a challenge for me to change. My plants have really helped me grow in that way 😊

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

A good way to look at it :) happy growing & decorating !

@Paula-sw2tt Месяц назад

The Hoya curtisii is a plant that I have tried to grow unsuccessfuly half a dozen times. I saw one at my favorite plant shop, so I decided to give it one last try. Guess I finally got the conditions right, because it is growing like a weed. So sometimes I need to try a few times and not give up too soon.

@CassandraWiles 29 дней назад

Great tips to work with your place instead of trying to force it.

@sydneyplantguy 28 дней назад

Thanks :)

@marinalex4702 Месяц назад

Your collection is so gorgeous and I’m so thankful your channel exists! I’ve learned so much about plants from you I have a question regarding your potting mix. Do you buffer your coco chips before you use them?

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thank you :) never buffered by coco chips & haven't noticed any issues :)

@babigonz2619 Месяц назад

Thanks

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thank you so much :)

@minnos_junglee Месяц назад

Bradley 🤩🤩🤩

@alexzibra1346 Месяц назад

💚

@ClaireSiconolfi Месяц назад

Great video. Such simple advice, which doesn’t make it easy to implement! I keep meaning to ask, can you do a video at some point regarding the few climbers you have that you DON’T chop and extend? What are your techniques for those? If you’ve already done this then I apologize, I’m a fairly new subscriber and haven’t come across that video yet 😊

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thanks :) I think this video should have the answers for you: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YUnBMILJPnc.html

@ericaeschenbacher4921 Месяц назад

😻

@lisaplanty Месяц назад

Hi there from Canada thanks for your great videos speaking of change. Have you ever moved a plant to one area and left it for a while to see how it would do and if it grew really smaller leaves and longer pedials if you moved it back to a brighter spot would it then change and correct itself or would it continue to be spaced out and laggy if that makes sense can you correct the problem or would you have to chop it, thanks

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Thanks :) leaves won’t grow larger in hindsight but the next leaves will adjust to the new conditions :)

@gablovesplantssydney Месяц назад

Hi Jan, another great video. How are you going with watering your Moss poles this year? I am finding in this winter in Sydney, because it has been colder, I have had the heat on more and my moss poles are drying out every day, even the plastic backed ones. I even resorted to putting some wettex in the water I use in order to try and keep the Moss poles from drying out. I don’t think we’ve had such a cold winter in 15 or 20 years. I’m on the other side of the bridge to you so your conditions could be different. Any tips on Managing the poles with heating? Also, I have a beautiful Albo Borsigiana that is reaching the top of its first Moss pole. Would you recommend me extending the moss pole now or propagating it first and then having a thicker pole with multiple cuttings on it? In some ways I want to wait, but I’m worried if I lose the Plant (for whatever reason) I might regret not having propagated from it. Any advice you can provide would be welcome.

@sauceokay Месяц назад

Love when Brad wants pets and cuddles

@amandak4695 Месяц назад

💚🌿

@zacman6712 11 дней назад

Hey Jan, I was wondering if you had tipps to restyle an older and wildly grown monstera? It has such big leaves that I don´t want to chop it but it grows in every direction because it´s twisted in itself. Und Grüße aus Deutschland.

@lyndatalmage6635 Месяц назад

that was some great advice and tips, I can totally relate to the bit about buying too many plants, I have regrets about quite a few of mine, and have lost interest in them now so they too take a back seat to the ones I really love, and yes already having problems with ones that have way outgrown the space they are in, we have put up a carport just to accommodate the big ones 😏🦦

@mariajesusmorales6121 Месяц назад

💌

@virginiamartinez391 Месяц назад

😻🌿😻🌿😻

@Jayl__ Месяц назад

Philodendron spendid has huge Internodal spacing for me…. Do we have different specimens? Would love to see the Internodal spacing vs leaf size on yours. Mine grows so fast and needs chop and extends quite frequently

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

It featured in one of my recent videos .... could be that in ur the verrucosum parentage is stronger or it's not getting enough light. Maturity also reduces the internodal spacing.

@joannemaughan9007 Месяц назад

Hi Jan, thanks for such an informative video. What type is the Alocasia next to you? Is it a cuprea?

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Yes :)

@joannemaughan9007 Месяц назад

@@sydneyplantguy I went and watched another one of your videos on this one after I asked. Beautiful looking plant and love how big and lush it is! I’m inspired by it 🙏❤️❤️😃

@lindaedwards4632 Месяц назад

I have to rearrange my plants based on light multiple times a year. It is fun to change it up but sometimes the plants don’t like it 😂🇨🇦

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Hehe I love it too :)

@tubegoob1 Месяц назад

😻😽😽

@torquess454 Месяц назад

You can tell when a cat trusts you when they shove their bum at you…. He trusts us!!!❤❤❤😂

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

He's just a little show-off :D

@donttalkcrap Месяц назад

Looking at some of your plants and they are so tall with gigantic leaves, they look very top-heavy, especially when I see the size of the pot they're in. Have you ever had a pot fall over due to its weight?

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Only when I was moving house & moved the plants from one place to the other (I had to take them out of the heavy decorative planters for that)

@heatherstephens9295 Месяц назад

There is nothing worse than people who proudly display their sick unhealthy plants. I have been to a few homes like this & vowed & declared I would never do that. I would much rather have none. But I was lucky I had a mother who always knew how to care for plants so that probably gave me a bit of a head start (unknowingly when you are young) but it gives me great joy when visitors say to me it’s not just all the plants I have but that they say they all look healthy! 😂😂 It’s been wonderful seeing this wave of enthusiasm come back to indoor plants by the younger generation but they have lifted it up another couple of notches 👍👍

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Haha agree !! :) thank you!

@sylviagutierrez7676 Месяц назад

PS watching the tennis? 🎾

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Haven't watched it actually :P but I check the results online :)

@abigailfry1497 Месяц назад

Have you ever considered branching out your business to be a plant/grow light decor consultant?

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

My Imposter syndrome would never allow me to do that :D

@abigailfry1497 Месяц назад

@@sydneyplantguy whaaattt???? After watching your second channel and hearing your love of fashion and interior design, combined with your plant knowledge I could absolutely believe that it would be a natural next step for you! I bet if you got one or two of your plant shop owning friends to pass out a business card here and there it would happen. Sort of like your channel. You started small without aspirations of it becoming your main source of income, but look at where it got you eventually!

@seanthomas6381 Месяц назад

“A nice healthy looking plant is always going to look better than a shit looking plant”. TRUE DAT!!

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

stating the obvious hehe :P but had to be said !

@gablovesplantssydney Месяц назад

@sydneyplantguy Месяц назад

Hey :) my humidity is still relatively high around 50-60% even with the heating (I have lots of plants ...) so haven't noticed them drying out any quicker than usual :) try using a higher frequency of watering but use less volume so u don't drown the pot :) Regarding the albo, that is totally personal preference :) and no need to be concerned, as the plant is growing into the pole, it's already air-layered so you'll have great propagation success whenever u decide to chop :)

@gablovesplantssydney Месяц назад

@@sydneyplantguythanks Jan. I have been giving them about a cupful every day I don’t want the roots in the pole to die on me. And the albo is rooting nicely into the pole so I will just extend for the moment and prop it in spring. Good advice as always!