loving that you made a series out of catching up on your chores! i'd love to see the cleaning in the end as well tho! would be so satisfying!🥰

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

I guess it's what connects us all in the end, all doing plant chores together 💚. I think leaving in the cleaning in is a great Idea, almost like rolling the credits 😂 I'll think of you for the next video I record 😉

I feel like I don’t see a lot of plant KZreadrs with ferns and it’s genus I adore so much (I have like 20 different fern babies) so makes me happy to see them!!

@LeafyLuster

3 ай бұрын

Yeesss another fern parent. I adore ferns! They were my first genus I fell for 😅

Should I get a fern? 🤔

Ich hab meine Pflanzen das ganze Jahr vernachlässigt. Gerade so, dass ich halbwegs regelmäßig gegossen habe. Aber zum Glück ist die Motivation zurück und nun bin ich schon 2 Tage dabei alles wieder in Ordnung zu bringen. Alles raus aus den Töpfen, Wurzeln checken, Pon waschen und backen und dann zurück in Töpfe passender Größe. Ich fürchte ich hab noch genug zu tun für 5 weitere Tage. Aber es fühlt sich so gut an wieder Herr der Lage zu werden.

Try allowing it to grow up, climb. The leaves with grow larger.

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

Maybe I will make that a project someday, although I really enjoy the hanging planters and the jungle vine look of it 😁

Love that big fern! Thanks for sharing !

Love your giggle

Very informativ as always. Always happy to see when there is a new video.

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

Thanks again!

Yezzz, new video❤

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it!

Yesssss a new Video

Cutting the roots of my Janet Craig, and another dracena and my Benjamin ficus all caused damage to the plant too. Not sure if I’d do that again

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

I agree it might not be good on all plants, the ferns did really well, the Pothos lost a loooot of leaves and might not even make it. Especially since I wanted to make her more lush 🙈. I will definitely be more cautious in the future. I also looked more into it and some horticulture websites I read say you're only supposed to cut out vertical wedges, some say it's fine to cut off the bottom 1/3 of the root ball. I think it also heavily depends on how much foliage the plant has. Lots of foliage means lots of evaporation and hence water loss. Whis isn't good when you have less roots than usual 😂. Maybe a plastic bag on top would have helped as a preventative method 🤔. Did your plants recover eventually? I hope so 💚

Love this💚Do you have a video of your set up. Love how you just slid that basket out with soil in it💚

the adansonii from the plant challenge is huge now!!!! :o

The second fern reminds me of the Tradescantia I repotted on Sunday. She almost did me in!

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

😂

da warst Du aber fleißig - Deine Pflanzen sehen wirklich gut aus und Deine Farne sind ja wohl der Wahnsinn - krass 🤩

Love your videos. My neon pothos always die on me.

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

Oh really, I find it to be as resilient as other Epipremnum I grow (marble queen and aureum) Have you found a reason why they might be dying?

@creativhopper6465

4 ай бұрын

@@LeafyLuster Thank you for responding me to me. I love your accent and fun things you do while making a video. I always got rot even though I put cinnamon or so sometimes let them dry before putting them in water.

some of those plants had more roots than soil 😂

@LeafyLuster

4 ай бұрын

Guilty 🙈

Do you have a link to your shop?

15:46 that looks like cake

@LeafyLuster

3 ай бұрын

Can't be unseen 😅