Thank you for just identifying your plants and not over talking each one. You obviously love your plants and know how to care for them. I subscribed and am looking forward to seeing more of your pics. Take care😊
may or may not be too late or youve figured it out already, but conos are winter growers so if they start shriveling, i just very light water around whichever one is shriveled and just do that for the next couple of days and they plump right back up! as long as its sunny and not cold and cloudy of course.
@@gennasplants forgot to mention, there's shriveling which you do want to lightly water when you see em like that, but the leaves are a little bit shriveled and you also see the little mouth opening, that means its either flowering or resorbing the old leaves to push out the new one. if you can see a new leaf inside, then refrain from watering! they have all the water they need from absorbing the old leaves. i think if you see a bud and it flowers, you wait until it finishes flowering before you water?? the flowering one is the only one id look into more. i forget where i read that at T_T
Yes I would love to hear a video of what went wrong with your semi hydro. I've recently switched about 95% of my collection to PON due to years of fungus gnats. I lost a couple of plants myself that didn't like the transition from soil to PON but they rerooted with no issues in fluval stratum. Since then I've seen a couple of gnats but that's nothing like the gnat situation before.
I love your hoya collection!! I just found your channel and I love it💚 I have been watching @herplantstories but she's gone from YT...(so sad...) I hope many many plant youtubers thrive!!
Crested geckos are great, I have three of them. But I like gargoyle geckos better and have four of them. My H. Astrial 'Lisa' is one of my favs in my small hoya collection.
My cat has literally 0 hunting instincts so he will watch River but that's it. River is more of a problem and will sometimes try and attack Decker if he's jealous of the attention Decker is getting. But generally they leave each other alone.
Hi Genna. I used to raise & breed Geckos. I don't recommend putting your Batik in the Gecko tank. They aren't sturdy enough to support a Crested and they ( the Gecko) can be seriously injured. Geckos are actually fragile creatures. You also don't want to put toxic plants in particular thin leaf toxic plants in a Gecko cage. While the Geckos eat mainly bugs they will if hungry chomp on a plant every once & a while. Just some helpful fyi. I raised around 300 babies and they can be quite adventurous especially Crested. Your Jungle Cactus is gorgeous & your succulents are stunning. I was also wondering which brand of dry sphagnum you use to grow your fresh? You seem to have really good luck. I've had a little luck but not as much as I'd like.💚🌿🍃🌱🪴🍀
Thanks for the info! My live sphagnum moss I actually collected in northern Ontario a couple years ago. I've had some success reviving dry moss from Spagmoss
Super impressed with your cool and diverse collection! That Brazilian tree 🙌 all those Hoyas just inspired me and River is awesome!! Do you mind sharing if you use a humidifier? Happy growth!
Thank you so much! No I haven't used a humidifier for a while - my house sits around 50-60% naturally and that's plenty for most of my plants. I keep humidity in the greenhouse cabinets higher just using weather stripping 🙂
Yay thanks for the tour! Love all your succulents, so cool and pretty! They don’t get enough love 💕. Still on the hunt for the zig zag tree succulent, I had a small cutting, but it died :T.
Hi:) did you tried to water your plants with systemic? It really helps with trips. With big infestations i do it like 2 times in a row. And then every 3-4 months. And it kills fungus larvae also 👍🏻
I looked a little bit into aricles that pop up in google. If you only grow ornamental plants in your home then maybe you could buy unregistered product. It’s just a thought. I understand that goverment has its concerns about enviroment, but … you know😂
Wonderful collections and full of great content. However, could you slow the camera down a bit. All the quick swinging back and forth is making it hard to watch.
