I loved you having tea and talking plants. I have a small Exotica, and the leaves are already huge. My next project is to propagate for a larger plant. Also loved the pro tip about the shower hooks! Happy Planting!
Love collection videos & I have loved all the videos u'v done. Ur great & seem 2 b getting things under control (i.e., job, married life, motherhood, plant parenthood, etc...) as u seem much more relaxed lately. ❣
Your excitement and love of scindapsis is contagious! I have the "A" variety. It is really hard to describe the color of the white, silvery markings. They were almost a soft "sparkle" which is something that I did not notice from all of the pictures I've looked at.
I passed on a Argyraeus last Summer at a local grocery store and I have been kicking myself every since. Hopefully, they'll get some back since Spring is right around the corner. They are one of my favorite plant fam species. Absolutely gorgeous 💚
I always get so mad at myself when I don't buy a plant and then can't find it again 😂 Once spring comes Walmart or Lowe's should have them. Thanks so much for watching! 💖🌿
wendy ambruson Welcome to my channel! The silvery ann are the hardest to find, maybe try looking at a nursery because I’ve never seen them in a big box store. Thanks so much for watching! ☺️
Well now I just had to subscribe for 3 reasons, 1.) the plants, 2.) your accent, and 3.) you got me at the roaring CAT! 🐈 Keep doing what you’re doing!!
I just had to pause the video and order an “Exotica”. I’ve been looking everywhere for one. I finally found one online at Pistil’s. Yay! 😁 I want to see your Peperomia collection!
Yay!! it's my all time favorite plant 🌿 I know you will love it!!! 😊 I've just about killed all of my peperomias 😂 I'll have to look around and see if I have enough for a collection video.😊
I think once spring comes Walmart or Lowe's should carry them. The shower curtain hooks have saved me, I keep so many of my plants hanging. Thanks so much for watching! 🌿😊
I love them also, I’m having a hard time finding the silvery Ann. I would have liked to see a side by side comparison of the leaves, but that’s just me. Thank you for showing us your collection 💚🙃
That was the first time I had seen the silvery ann in any nursery, that's why I went back for 2 more 😂 I wish I would have thought of doing a side by side comparison when I was filming. Thanks for watching! 🌿💖
So glad you are feeling better Sarah!! 🙌🙌 Love me some scindapsus and yours are gorgeous my scindapsus exotica is such a slow grower. Loved your video 💚🌿💚
Thanks Brad! being sick sucks but i'm finally doing better. They are beautiful but I feel like my exotica is also a slow grower. Thanks so much for watching! 💖🌿
Isn't the shingling so amazing! I found that Argyaeus at Wallmart, did you end up buying it? You should be able to find a Exotica once spring gets here, maybe at a nursery. Thanks for watching! 💖🌿
I got an Argy two weeks ago and absolutely fell in love with it. Then I went and got another one a week later. :) I love love love them. I have four plants (and a bunch of houseleeks outside my window) and I love them equally, but the Argy has a special place in my heart. Such a magical plant! You really have to see and touch it to realize it.
Absolutely beautiful plants! Thanks for sharing the shower curtain hooks, I was buying the S hooks and you only get a few for not a good amount of money. Those hooks remind me of the S hooks anyway...
They are beautiful! Just make sure the shower curtain hooks are strong, I used some weak ones once and I had a plant disaster 😂 Thanks so much for watching! 🌿
I love scindapsus also! I don't have exotica yet, as it's been hard to find in my area. I had a Silvery Ann and Argyreaus in a very indirect light area and they seemed to lose their silver a bit. I moved them to brighter indirect light and have noticed more silver on the newest leaves! I have a few vines where the leaves are completely curled up and after sticking them in water to prop for several weeks, they are still curled! I'm stumped on that, but the rest of the plant is doing well. I'm jealous of all the many pots of them you have!!! I just love the deep green and silver of the leaves. I also just got a Treubii Dark Form earlier this week!
The Exotica is a harder one to fine but it's my favorite out of them all! I don't know what's the deal with the curling leaves 🤔 I would have thought putting them in water would help. I have so many because every time I see one I have to buy it lol! 🤣 Now I'm jealous of the Treubii dark form 😍 How did you find that!? 🌿
If you ever find the exotica, trubii or the silver splash at Pikes pick me one up and Ill be happy to pay for the plant, shipping and a little for your time😄
I did the same thing with a string of hearts. It was a large planter from lowes I didnt have the 16.00 to spend for it at the time and kicked myself everyday since, especially after seeing the prices of them now for tiny pots. What is meant to be ours will come back around.
I know this is older video however beautiful plants! I have Scindapsus the one with smaller leaves and it does grow well! What is the plant with the giant leaves to the left of you in this video?
I have a quick couple of questions. 1st do you know how to bring a scindapsus back from cold damage? 2nd. If the plants have plenty of roots do they need leaves to continue to produce leaves? I rescued a scindapsus arygerous last week thinking it was really wet but by the next morning it was very clear that it was also exposed to cold air. I had hopes for the plant but 99% of the leaves turned almost black and shriveled like crazy. I reached out to Costa Farms but I guess they arent in the office on the weekends.
are any of the stems mushy and brown? If not you can still propagate it. You can chop it up around the nodes and put it in water or moss, I would say moss if no leaves are left. I do think stems can still produce new leaves, I have fully cut back plants before and they have came back. I do know it's hard coming back from cold damage but If you still have some green left then it's possible. I hope that helps some! 😁
@@PeanutsPlants thank you Sarah, last night I took all the plants and cut most of the leaves and their stems from the main vines with roots that are still viable. I also have a few very nice leaves so I cut them just below their nodes and I put them into moss. Im praying for the best. Luckily the roots are still in good shape from what I can tell but their soil was way to wet and very cold so time will tell I guess. Thank you so much for your quick response. I did do exactly what you suggested but its nice to know my gut steered me in the right direction. Blessings to you, I love your videos especially the scindapsus video.
Scindapsis Pictus exotica is my number one wishlist plant!!! I live in Michigan & I cant find it anywhere, I d be more than willing to pay for a nice healthy rooted cutting?
I can under stand why It's on your wishlist, It's my all time favorite plant. Message me on Instagram. I don't have any propagating at the moment but I could chop and add some to water for you! I prefer to ship rooted cuttings. 😁
The awesome person Chuney; You can order these plants from Amazon, Walmart, Home Depot, or Lowes..... I'm interested in getting myself one, also a Rubber Plant, and a Purple Passion Plant........I live in Brooklyn, New York......
Plant a Seed with Ash Thanks! Let’s do a plant swap once the weather gets warmer! I spelled silvery ann wrong on the video 😂 that’s why I don’t like adding text 😛
I want to have all the scindapsus varieties. I currently have a baby exotica and also a silvery Ann or which ever has some leaves that can be nearly all silver. I recently had to pot this up and now her new growth is yellow. Not old leaves at the base of the plant, the new leaves that are unfurling. I can’t seem to find any information about this. Similar things are happening to my neon pothos where the leaves are BLACK before they even unfurl all the way! 😫 neither are in direct light. The neon is still in its nursery pot, so I can’t attribute to something in my soil mix. If you have any advice or information I would greatly appreciate it. I do not wanna lose my scindapsus or have it keep doing this. Like you said, the leaves are the most striking feature of the plant but not when they have yellowing spots everywhere.
Do you have instagram? if you message me some pictures I could maybe could give some better suggestions. I noticed my silvery Ann didn't handle repotting and it starting getting yellowing leaves and some that are not unfurling. I'm not 100% sure what it is. Have you ever looked into blight? It's a fungus that causes browing and plant tissue death. It can easily spread to other plants. I have a friend who had it and he's made a couple youtube videos on it. Just look it up and see if you think that may be it. It could also be some other kind of pest. We can message some more on instagram if you have one, you can find me at peanutsplants. Hopefully that helps!
Peanut's Plants as soon as you mention blight my stomach turns! Ha ha I used to grow my own vegetables. Eeek. I definitely don’t think it’s that on the scindapsus but it’s good to know I’m not the only one dealing with it. She definitely needed the repotting though! When I bought her, she was in all peat-based soil and it was pretty wet. I’ve had her for almost 2 months (or maybe three, I don’t even know what day it is lately) I can’t imagine that she would just be showing the signs of overwatering. Plus, it’s all the new growth! 😟 yes yes thank you so much will def find you on Insta and take some pictures of her today.
Peanut's Plants also thank you so much for the quick reply and willingness to help. For my Pothos I ended up taking it out of its pot to check the root system for bugs or if it was root rot, and it was beyond root bound! I don’t think I have ever seen a Pothos THIS root bound. I mean I know they like it but this was a bit much. Literally it was fine and beautiful one day but then blackening leaves on new growth the next day so do you think it is only because of that? I’ve never seen root bound plants react that badly and that quickly.
It used to be a big thing back in the 70s and it's making a comeback. I don't hate it but I'd rather use something else. I just can't stand the plastic hangers those are ugly.
Lots of different plants can be toxic. I made a video about how I keep them safe if you want to check it out 🌿ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HGJAAxjusgo.html
