I would agree if they don't ship well just do a pop up shop and only sell it local. Better than losing all of the money.

@emilypurdy8979

3 жыл бұрын

Omg I ordered a 69686 from an online plant shop a few states away (US) and it arrived half dried up and half rotted and I contacted the shop and they only gave me a 10% off coupon for “next time” 😭 I thought maybe it was just my luck but now I know, I’m currently trying to prop the remaining stem 🤞

@fabulously695

3 жыл бұрын

to be fair, I plan to buy an obliqua from Kaylee when she next has one, I WILL be driving a 12 hour round trip just to pick it up and avoid the risk of it getting lost or hurt in the post. If people want something bad, we go to great lengths to get them

@thesinfulyogini2073

3 жыл бұрын

@@fabulously695 plant parent life lol

@Eva-gc3sg

2 жыл бұрын

@@emilypurdy8979 did you manage to propagate it?

Maybe for the philodendron 69686 you could do a pick-up only kinda thing? It sucks for people outside of the UK but if you can't ship or sell them otherwise I think that's pretty fair

@sooth15

3 жыл бұрын

I tend to also think this is the best option. Maybe offer them at a discount with no guarantee, and if you don't want to sell them directly from your warehouse shop you could arrange a different pickup location.

Kaylee "what should I do with those plants" Us "my address is ..." 😅

@wolfyngrey1313

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@blb0708

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! Would you be willing to send me one? I will pay for the shipping 💞🥰❤️

@noerlaelasari2873

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha me want them as well should the shipping price is not too expensive 😅

wow. That root cutting situation pissed me off. I can’t imagine the pain of seeing all those variegated monstera suffer and die painful deaths 🥲

Sell those philodendron 69686 locally, people could come and pick them up or you deliver them via dpd or whatever. I mean I know give aways are great and all, but gurl it's your money that you've invested in your business

i just can’t get over the giant Gloriousum from the background. I can’t even pay attention to what she is saying 😂😂😂

@mariyakuleshova3430

3 жыл бұрын

Was checking comments just to find the name of that plant! Thanks!

@trixiesablan5114

3 жыл бұрын

it's a gloriousium pillow O,O I want

@rekavitz6473

3 жыл бұрын

@@trixiesablan5114 that's not a pillow. That's a real, live plant

@n34x57

3 жыл бұрын

@@rekavitz6473 my gosh it is true its so big

@juliegreen9620

3 жыл бұрын

@@mariyakuleshova3430 ME TOO!!!!

On a note of the Philodendron 69686: some of my local nurseries do semi-online ordering and shipping but some of the more travel sensitive plants they’ll do as local pick up only. Maybe you could just try to sell them for local pick up (like curbside or meeting up somewhere)

Kaylee Ellen: films rain: allow me to introduce myself

@KayleeEllenOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

I cackled reading this 🤣

@SockDrawerDemon

3 жыл бұрын

England be soggy

@cosmix4460

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh,it's more rainy here in the Phils

The unforgettable.."Philo Pink congo"

If I won a giveaway I would be like "and this is my plant from queen Kaylee Ellen" every single time someone came in my house.

@ceendeez

3 жыл бұрын

Haha maybe ask her to sign the leaves too!

@selena8265

3 жыл бұрын

YES

@luzross940

3 жыл бұрын

You and me both! Ditto.

@mayhmmaydn

3 жыл бұрын

Id be gobsmaked to have a plant from her too. Lol

A video on trying to get your variegation back would be AWESOME! We all accept there are some hopeless cases but worth a go!

Oh, I feel the salt! I have so many regrets. Bought a monstera albo cutting without checking the roots closely in the picture first, it rotted completely and died. Bought a pastazanum and then realized I actually wanted a McDowell. And several common plants I have bought just because I wanted to buy a plant, and then I've realized I don't love them and they take up space.

@jannelaineeleodinmuo2442

3 жыл бұрын

It's been really interesting figuring out what kind of plant I like, and not which ones are liked by the vloggers etc I watch (or on sale, or are given to me). I've become a lot more discerning about what deserves space/light and what needs to be given away.

@andy0995

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, It's so hard to find genuine Pastazanum here in Indonesia. I always end up with Mc Dowell even though I bought it from a really trusted big nursery

Your Thai Constellation Experience is absolutely ridiculous, I think we all feel it

@siobhanahbois

2 жыл бұрын

I would cry probably

Open a very safe and social distanced pop up in your area to sell them that way!! Facebook market place, you can have a pick up location so your address is safe. Getting rid of the philodendrons locally seems the best way to sell them without the shipping damage

Oh no. That begonia. I have a few begonia that have a sort of 'iridescent' sheen on their leaves, which, at the right angle, turn the same colour blue as in that pic and as soon as you brought it up I felt so bad for you. They're super pretty imo, but no, not actually a true blue leaf. One of my regret!plants is my homalomena rubescens maggy. No one told me they get that big. NO ONE TOLD ME. So I bought it and it quadruples in size over the first summer. Then keeps on growing right up into the winter. Just. KEEPS ON GROWING. And by the end of the year, I had trouble getting the thing out the door. I split it into 4 separate plants (super easy plant to propagate at least, just split it up and off you go) not including the mother plant, and gave away all of the spares. Didn't even sell them. I just gave those mofos away to anyone who would take 'em. Now the mother plant as almost as big as it was. Again. It sits on a trolley cart in my spare room. So at least that way I can wheel the goddamn thing around if I need to move it now but. Really.

@anjasustar1084

3 жыл бұрын

😃🤣😂🤣 died .. sorry 😂😂😂

Your Thai Constellation story honestly sounds like such a nightmare 😭😭😩

Omg, because of your verrucosum I was like "wow I have a bit of variegation on it". Yeah no I have virus...

the Thai break my heart, what a scam that those people sent you those plants :-(

@plantheartbeats

3 жыл бұрын

That was so so dumb for seller to have cut roots! Acted like they had no plant care knowledge! Sorry you went through that experience!

@aiorlin8722

3 жыл бұрын

I think maybe it hasnt have the root in first place , it only have air root... it just fresh cutting .... i had some experience that maybe cause a lot demand in market, seller dont havent time to do their propagation properly , also mature plan so expensive , people want cheap so do they just cut and sell it.. i found that a lot in monstera varigation , paraiso verde , melano , verocosum , bilitae and almost all the expensive plan

My biggest plant regret, spending over $500 AUD on a Thai Constellation. They listed it as a large plant showing lovely images, clearly not the plant I would receive. I opened the box to see a small Thai that's had the top chopped off... It's taken about 3 months for a new growth point to come through. The plant just looks really, really sad :(

@gecco3310

Жыл бұрын

dang that really sucks, that's what i'm afraid of, as i do really like the different variegrated monsteras... but it's just such an expensive and often scam-y area 😭😭i'm getting a variegrated epipremnum pinnatum instead it's kinda similiar in a way and much MUCH cheaper!

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that giant p. gloriosum? I mean... look at those leaves!

@yespls4184

2 жыл бұрын

Right?! It's gorgeous! I have a gloriosum that has been growing very well and I really hope that one day mine gets that large!

I would not mind hearing how you can get back lost variegation. Also, it would be interesting to know the steps you took to get the Thai Monstera plants rehabilitated. Do any of the things you did transfer to other plants. Thanks for your videos. I am enjoying the videos on plants, dreaming of spring as I am cooped up in the house because it is winter and a pandemic raging. Plants brighten the day.

@wolfyngrey1313

3 жыл бұрын

Please yes

THAT MASSIVE GLORIOSUM

who else is going to keep this video for tonight before you go to bed? kaylee should always be the last voice i hear on a friday hehe

@twm2098

3 жыл бұрын

reading that back, i sound so creepy 😆

@katec4447

3 жыл бұрын

@@twm2098 😂😂😂

@GreyGirl999

3 жыл бұрын

Awww no you don't sound creepy you sound sweet!!! I don't have the patience to save her videos for later😂

@leas.8603

3 жыл бұрын

@@twm2098 kinda creepy but in a ok way ;D

@5gayaheidia582

3 жыл бұрын

Meee

Ever since the teeth video I only get toothpaste, teeth insurance and braces ads on ALL of your videos 😂😂

You could also send it as a bonus plant to people who have bought something else. It’s a nice surprise when sellers include extras and if it dies nothing is lost on your end and nobody was expecting to get it.

Thanks for your honesty not to deter anyone from starting a business but rather to inform them.

I like the non-variegated dragon scale best anyway.

@evelinemartens5179

3 жыл бұрын

If you have a chance to hold a variegated alocasia i mean youd understand whyy its so pretty

I regret every “juicy” succulent I’ve bought because I’ve killed all of them lmao. But house plants wise would be tradescantia and begonia. They just don’t like me 🥲

give the plants to locals.. then you don't have to worry about them dying, and you might generate local business👍🏾

Yes on bringing back alocasia variegation! I picked up a Dragon Scale and when I got it home I noticed that the oldest leaf had a smidge of variegation. It just died off for a new leaf but if there is a way to bring it back, I’m here for it.

@tonizhong5988

3 жыл бұрын

My alocasia has a spot variegation, and I also didn’t notice it until I got home.

I looove how you share your experience with owning a plant buisness while educating about the plants💚💚💚💚

You seem so happy at the moment and after the stressful and tea-filled year you had last year it is SOOOOOOO nice to see 🥰

The old-fashioned solution to dealing with little - 0 (zero) roots on scions/clones/cuttings... is to cut the leaves in 1/2s, 1/4s, 1/3s etc, reducing transpiration of moisture while the roots establish themselves. Having them in a humid condition can also help (like rehabbing them in a tall pot with holes-in cling-wrap over it. Choose the cutting protocols suitable for the plant type - like diamond or straight cut and how much to remove. Also, depending on how much root system there is, having fewer leaves may also be beneficial - start by removing the older/lower leaves. And keeping 1-3 cut leaves on the crown is avg. I know this technique may not be popular, especially for foliage plants. But it's a technique I took from working with fruit trees... and the technique works well for ornamental and variegated plants also.

The Pink Congo should be on this list for sure 🙃

@Amelia-on5jj

3 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure she bought it for a video. To warn us not to buy the plant because the color reverts since it’s chemically induced, something along those lines.

@jasminecollins897

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, she bought that for a good cause.

Sell locally the ones that don’t ship well at a discount.

Seriously I get so HYPED everytime you upload and start to sing along the intro like an opening ❤ I just love you! 💕 - not in a creepy way 😂

Love your video's. The one thing i regreted is my big monstera large form for sure. I bought it from a older couple, and it was covered in scale. However i always love to let super sad/sick plants shine again, so i was up for the task! The previous owner watered before i picked it up and i waited to let it dry out before repotting. But that didnt work... It stayed wet, so i took it out of the pot.... Smelled awfull!!! It was completely rotted, not one root was one it. They neglected it so much. They had it for 10 years, without a moss pole so the stems where all twisted and weird. So i have 20 cuttings and 8 big monstera stems in buckets with water that are taking over my bedroom now. It is so sad cause i loved it so much, and it was my first big wishlist plant and my Christmas present for myself. There where couple leaves with couple rows of fenestration, but they fell of now.. I still hope i can save them, but their not looking great... Worst plant i have ever bought. I'm gonna back down on saving sick plants for a bit 🤷would love to have a healthy one and a thai, but nervous about it when all the cuttings are staring at me all sad. Lets see how this is gonna go🤞 Enjoying your video's a lot, great energy and you are verry straight to the point, love it. Hugs from Holland (@ilsevdd)

Personally, I regret buying a baby monstera d not realizing how long it is going to take for the leaves to get big and become the classic monstera

@rebeccas2801

3 жыл бұрын

Did the same and eventually killed it 🤦🏻‍♀️

@LinniC93

3 жыл бұрын

I have a baby Monstera too - so far it has one leaf with slits. But I know it's gonna take time for it to grow big, and I'm just excited to follow its progress

@fabulously695

3 жыл бұрын

I actually think growing the plant is the fun part, not just having it, but being able to look at it and say - "I did that on my own" Looking forward to when Kaylee releases those little Thai constellations, I will enjoy growing one for years to come

@hoyayingjiangensis2753

3 жыл бұрын

@@fabulously695 True! I love buying small size so I can experience the journey of caring it to adulthood knowing that I raised it with joy and a little bit of sufferings 😂

i actually have an idea for a video. Maybe reacting to plants/plantrooms from your subscribers/viewers :)) That would be interesting i guess hahah

Wow !! That monstrea!!! So glad I found your page!!! Love all your plants! I'm gonna have to wish list all your plants!

You could donate your unsellable plants to some botanical gardens?

@Checker11011

3 жыл бұрын

Often they don't take donations.

@thesinfulyogini2073

3 жыл бұрын

@@Checker11011 honestly, as just a mere plant mom with a hefty collection who have mealies I can’t control, I wouldn’t either

@Checker11011

3 жыл бұрын

@@thesinfulyogini2073 yeah thats one point. Here is some information about this from the botanical garden in Berlin (google translated) As a scientific institution, the Botanical Garden and the Botanical Museum Berlin obtain their plant material of botanical species exclusively from documented wild origins or from documented offspring of these. As we are committed to the terms of the International Convention on Biological Diversity CBD, the Convention on Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) and the Global Strategy of Plant Conservation (GSPC), We exchange documented plant material with botanical gardens and research institutions worldwide free of charge or collect it ourselves with appropriate collective permits. The purchase of cultivated plants, "illegal" or ambiguous souvenirs from vacation is against the goals of the facility and may violate national and international species protection agreements, the possession of which may be punishable under certain circumstances. Furthermore, there is a risk of infections in your own scientific collection (e.g. through diseases and pests). The facility does not have the spatial, human or financial capacities for the culture of undocumented or breeding material.

Watching this 7 months after the video was posted and I can really see a massive change already from your invisalign!!! Looking great! Also, as always I love the video!

Love your videos! This shows that even you're professional with plants you also struggle with plants sometimes. And that's okay because some plants are just tricky

Okay so weird solution to the leaves falling off of the philodendron 69686 could just be taking all the leaves of the plant before you ship it. Instead of sending a full plant in a give away you could just give away a few rooted nodes in moss for people to grow on their own. Not sure if this would work any better but might be worth a try

I love how natural she films. I find it funny everytime she films and there's a sound disturbance 😂

😍😍😍 that giganteum.... i don’t even usually like those!! i think you should get some sort of pedestal for it to raise it up wicked high and pack other plants around the base it so it almost feels like a palm tree, not a philo

Hello!a very belated happy new year. Kelly i don't know if you could plant all those 36 of them but you could try planting a few in your green wall in your shop.its just a suggestion. Thankyou

personal experience with my 69686 from an ebay seller, posted all the way from thailand spent 2 weeks in the post, and arrived absolutely perfect, no leaf lost or damage at all, in pretty basic packaging - BUT, i got it during our super mega sunny british heatwave, so i’m thinking partially it didnt have to climatise as harshly?? not at all saying our humidity/weather was similar to thailands, but i think it definately *helped* that our weather was so tropical at the time!

Re: Philodendron - If the roots are still ok, maybe they just need time to acclimate to their new home and they would recover? Not sure but I have a couple of plants who drop leaves if I move them to just another room but then readjust and grow back. Some plants are just so finicky eh?! 😉

Ha, clicked off a different video when the notification for this video came up.. love your videos

Pleease do the video on alocasias that are reverting!! I can’t find any info on the topic

I didn’t realise this was the shop until you said 🤣

Yes, please share the tricks on how to get variegation back in plants!

My Thai Constellation has root rot twice in less than a year. You’re right, it takes a long time to recover to rot again. I love it but it’s annoying.

I got a variegated Alocasia odora last year. It’s been staying consistently variegated / no reversion. It’s also throwing out variegated pups 🙂 So I think maybe it depends on the Alocasia variety? I do give it high light (under T5 led full spectrum lights) so that could be a big part of it. Do you still have the variegated Dragonscale? PS: I’d love to see a video about tips for bringing back variegation.

@PlantFriendDownTheStreet

3 жыл бұрын

Alocasia like a lot more light than most people think! I bet you’re right that’s why yours is doing so well

I feel like the world is being catfished by plants right now. Have you watched the video by Nick Alexander on Monster Mania / tulip Mania?

Hi Kaylee! My suggestion for the Philodendron 69686: just keep selling them, but at a reduced price and with a clear disclaimer, like buying at your own risk, only recommended for experienced and patient people and no refunds. Your suggested video for the reverting variegated Alocasia would be nice! Another suggestion for a video: a rare plant index or some top 10 for small / compact rare plants. Some of us only have space on windowsills. :(

Maybe allow the Philodendon to get more mature and hardy then see about selling them/giving them away.

this title haha. Love you Kaylee !

Maybe you could set up an in-person sale for the 69896 to cut your losses (obviously after COVID)

Great video. I love your hair color! It looks so good with your skin tone. Beautiful.

I would like to see a video about import plants and your experience. It looks you have a lot of stories about it!!!

I bought a Raphidophora tetrasperma a little while ago that I was catfished into thinking it was variegated. It turned out that the pictures were just taken in a dappled light setting, but it still seemed like that was the intention. I felt like I paid too much for it, although it was certainly not bank-breaking. I've grown to love it after a while now. Now, it suffered a lot from our Texas freeze and power outage, and all the leaves except for the growing tip have died. I'm planning on cutting it down and starting it over.

You could totally do a setup with grow lights to keep your pavonina looking blue. Because the leaves grow toward the light and the flash comes from when your eye and the light are at the same angle. Again, it’ll only be when you’re standing by the light. I have mine set up across the room from a window and whenever I pass by the window and look over at it it’s blue.

You should do a pop up somewhere in the spring and sell the 69686's there! Or something like a farmers market or something? Sell them to a nursery?

YES PLEASE on the variegation tips!! 😊😊

Let’s gooo early gang! Edit after video can we appreciate how real kaylee Ellen is. Mine would be albo reversions, gigantium is mad huge literally 4 ft tall and it’s only cuttings lol

I would love to see what your variegated alocasia look today. Especially the dragon scale.

I’d just like to say your so pretty and your makeup is always on point and beautiful!

Can we talk about the gloriosum in the back ? 😍

Ugh I love the giant monsteras I have a decent medium size it’s a bit small compared, but He’s my largest plant and I’m so proud of him

well, again great job !

Had the exact issue with my 69686. Arrived great. Dropped all but one leaf within a few weeks.

PLEASE make a video on variegated alocasia! I would love to know how to encourage more vairegation from my dragon scale. It has specs of variegation on mine

Philodendron birkin... I bought a $20 3 inch one. It's been over a year, and it's still tiny and the leaves aren't showing those white stripes I wanted to see.

i thought those pastazanums in the background were actual pillows 🤣 damn they look comfy

Id be really interested in a video of how to bring back variegation after reversion.

Yes, please do a video on how to get the varigation back ! 🙏

I also regret my Spider-Man monstera. First real expensive plant I bought. All it does is throw out runners and no leaves. It's in 3 pieces at this point and it's about to experience my Indiana winter!

The 6968 looks so cool 😍 have you tried selling them off as cuttings? They might travel better

Just loving this!! ❤ Same for me, tree shity years and now singel and living life 😘

I was one of the P 69686 customers, I was sad went it took a rapid dive (and I mean RAPID and DRAMATIC! ). But the no fuss refund made it OK and I'd buy from the shop again, these things happen. I live not too far away so would be happy to try a local pick up.......

I have to say, I really appreciate you mentioning prices for a change! I feel more informed. I live in South Africa so it can be very difficult to discern whether I'm getting good deals from local collectors. Please consider talking money more often.

I avoided the begonia pavonina, luckily, after researching and looking at a LOT of pics under different lighting. All the "blue" ones were photos obviously taken with the flash on....

The begonia still looks beautiful and I'm not overly fussed on begonias. But I definitely feel the let down

haha now i’m worried about my variegated alocasia odora...

How about doing self collection at your shop front for philodendron 69686?

Yes plase do a video about how to get variegation back! On all plants!! Excellent idea!!

Sell them local in a storefront. No shipping no problem?

Gloriosum back there ♥️ WOW

I regret my alocasia polly, I love her but she got sick and I had to cut off most of her leaves and she started growing a new one but it stopped. I regret my tradescantia nanouk because the seller lied about the size and I was supposed to get a 6in plant what I got were two rooted cuttings and a rotted one so that thing is tiny and going to take AGES to be big and beautiful. I also regret my "lemon lime rubber tree" I have no idea what it actually is because I've never seen another one like it but it is the SLOWEST grower of all my plants (though also it's the healthiest/best looking) it just doesn't do anything. Maybe two leaves a year if I'm lucky.

OMG...I'm so sad that you didn't get to experience the awesomeness of Begonia pavonina. I totally get it....I think I originally experienced that lack luster feeling when I got my 1st one. And then I ended up getting a second one only because it was part of another lack luster deal, but then in trying to revive them both( because I ended up neglecting them), I got to witness how awesome they actually are (even without a flash). I think it partially required high humidity, but also seems to need light at you mentioned but when it happens from just the natural surrounding light.....holy cow....so amazing!!!!

@taylorhillard4868

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that kind of blue is only possible as a structural color that reflects and warps light to irridesce blue. Pigmented blue could never be that vibrant. But because it's structural, it only looks that way under the right conditions and at the right angles. It's a really neat plant as long as you don't expect it to be something impossible.

Collection for the plants u want rid of. I'd love a Thai it's on my wish list. I regret Getting the dischidia white diamond it's on choir and leaves just keep dyeing. Don't know how to look after it when it's wrapped around choir. X

For any of the plants that don't ship well, just sell locally (pick-up only). I'm sure there is still a demand with people living near the area!

Hahah seriously thought the plant we shall not speak about (philodendron pink congo) was gonna make an appearance!

ur personality dictates the plant price :) ur the authority and i love how true u r.

Thank you so much for your knowledge Kaylee!! Soo glad I watched this as I was JUST about to buy the 69686 on eBay, I want him so bad lol

Maybe do a few test sendings with different packing methods to family and friends, and use the best method(s) for future purchases of hard to ship plants. It will make u a better plant retailer in the long run.

I bought a mimosa pudica once, I put in in my car, drove home (15 minutes rides). Long story short : when I got home, the plant has dried up to a crisp 😂

With very large plants, put them on something to get it up. The verrucosum will look much better! if you can, hang it from the ceiling.