rooted plant unboxing | rare and common plants 

Love the video. No music, no shenanigans, simply a pretty lady talking about her interests. ❤

Really enjoyed your video. I think of the plants you bought the hardest to care for will be the heart leaf fern, they can be a little finicky. For the Hoya, it sounds cheesy but people remember which is the princess and which is the Queen by saying "the queen wears the crown, the princess wears the gown." So if there's white on the edges, like where a crown would be, that's the queen. So then the leaf is white on the inside with a green edge that's the "gown," and that's the princess. (I have Princess but honestly think queen is prettier when it's grown out and trailing everywhere!). Beautiful coloring on your ring of fire. Enjoy your new plants!

Hey , very nice vibe there. Loved your happiness when you unpacked them all. Thank you very much for being so chill and for the happy vibes . Greetz from Germany ❤

Good video good haul

Hi... enjoyed your video. Love seeing newbies and the look on their faces when they start their plant journey. I have (or have had) every plant that you unboxed, but my Tradescantia Nanouk and my Heartleaf Fern have gone to plant heaven. The Nanouk became very leggy because I didn't provide it with enough light and I didn't like it anymore. I didn't feel up to propagating and starting from scratch and just keeping small pots of it, so I gave it away. The Heart Fern was a thorn in my side. Before I ordered it, (3 times), I should have done better research on it. I read later that it needs male and female fronds in order to give you new leaves. They say that you can tell by the shape of the leaves if you have both (female rounded hearts and male elongated hearts, I think). Since I ordered mine and didn't see them in person, I kept getting plants with just male leaves, so no new growth. If I see it someday in my area with BOTH leaf shapes, I may try again. Hope your plants ALL thrive for you!!!

Great plants! For the Heartleaf Fern, you may want to try a self-watering pot. I make my own diy versions to save money. But since it needs a lot of water and consist moisture, self-watering is usually the best way to go.

Super cute plants but I have to admit, my weirdo self really wants to buy something from this place just because of the packaging lol. 😂💚✌🏽

Hi. Love your plant picks. Get a razor (cut the boxes open) and scissors so you can (cut the rubber bands) without the possibility of damaging your plants. By the way, where is this plant store, I can’t find it.