Thanks for sharing. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!

I must be on the right track because I have all 20! My 2 plumerias spend spring and summer outside. Great video!

I had a giant banyan tree in my backyard growing up that I spent my alot of time in. I'm so excited to know I can keep a little piece of my childhood in my house now.

I have a Natal Mahogany that I’ve had for about 6 yrs and it is massive!! It grows quickly. If you can purchase one, go for it! 😊

Not a new plant mom but acquiring more and still learning about their needs. Love your content. I have many of the ones you mentioned but you’re teaching me some things like I’ve probably been watering my ZZ plant way too much 😅 and I didn’t know the Ficus Altissima had variegated leaves because mine sure doesn’t. I just got a new leaf to pop out after 2 months so I’m just happy it’s alive and hasn’t dropped any leaves like my Ficus umbellata or turned brown like my Ficus Tineke. Can’t wait to go back and look at some more of your videos.

The umbrella tree. We call it the dwarf umbrella as there is a bigger type that has massive root system and can grow so big it can provide a canopy for an entire ground level house and shade an entire house block of land if left to grow for over 20 years or more. But the roots can be a problem. The normal big umbrella plant can make a very nice house plant too, but the dwarf umbrella is the delightful house plant that grows indoors or outdoors, that I like. It can be grown by a cutting just by laying a branch of it down along the ground and it will grow roots into the soil. One branch, after taking root in the soil all the way along, can be cut at intervals to provide you with several new umbrella plants, then put them in a new pot to grow tall. Usually around 3ft or 4 ft. Many years ago I bought one umbrella plant and have kept replanting new ones from the older ones, so to keep a few in case anything happens to them, but they are so tough and easy to keep happy.

Happy Sunday to you. Watching from Barbados and this is the first video of yours i’m seeing, the list reminded me of so many of these plants I had in my home and most of them died, all that’s left is the pathos and Swiss cheese, after watching this I need to get more plants in my home. Thanks for this very informative video.

As someone who is definitely more of a outdoor gardener than indoor (did you know that snake plants bloom if you neglect them enough 😅). I really enjoyed all the pictures and helpful info! Thank you! Looking forward to the cat friendly episode

@101candlelight6

4 күн бұрын

You’re correct, I was shocked when mine started to flower, was so very excited and I brought it in the house, well it died unfortunately.

I have most of these plants. The two that I'm most excited about and glad that you covered are plumeria. I visited Hawaii last January and bought 2 sticks. I planted them this spring and already have some nice leaves. I can't wait for blooms next year. 😊

Bro ❤ I'm glad I found you! Thank you!!

Love plumerias …they grow everywhere in Hawaii . They get to be big trees 🌴 ❤❤❤❤

Thank you so much for your explanation! Yes, I love plumeria but can’t find in Philadelphia.

Love it .thank you

Thanks ❤

I would like to add the Jade plant (Crassula ovata) to this list. I find it almost impossible to kill and mine survived months and even years of neglect with very infrequent watering, no fertilization and no pruning. 😂 At my home they grow under all light and temperature conditions. And if you have a plant that looks really badly grown you can still propagate them very easily. Love my Jade plants 😍

A most interesting video. Thank you❤

Thank you for mentioning the toxicity of some plants. You're the only one I've seen do that. Unfortunately, it's so many of the most popular ones. I brought home a Croton the other day and discovered some frightening facts about it while looking up its care.

I’ve never seen a string of turtles. Not in the store or in anyone’s home. But if I ever see that I will adopt it.

@kylefisher4883

8 күн бұрын

I have only seen them recently but only at a plant nursery never at big box

@kylefisher4883

8 күн бұрын

And usually they are small and havnt started taking the "turtle look"

Good information

😃great video. So well Inform. Florida.

Thanks for this interesting video! I have plumerias, sown by myself 8 years ago, but they still won't bloom. I give them food, but not (yet) with a lot of phosphorus in it. But I'm going to try that now and plant them in the garden... 😊 greetz, E.

Could you do a video on how to kill those pesky little soil gnats that have taken over every house plant I have, not to mention flying up your nose🤣 thanks. Love all your videos.

@HouseplantHelp

12 күн бұрын

Flying up your nose lollll. I will make a video yes!!!

I have plumerias..only pik ones..yes they bloloms prolifically on summer

I have a lot of pet toxic plants. Luckily my animals never mess with them.

In Australia we call the Plumeria a Frangipani!, it is sub tropical! Or Tropical!

I don't have and dont care fir the fiddle leaf fig! I have five different Sanserveria! but will try the ficus! Thank you!

My mom has an outdoor yucca in a pot and it is about 10' or so

There is one (at least) hoya whose flowers grow singly and not in clusters, but I have forgotten its name. I adore most hoyas. Also some varieties want more water than others. Hoyas are considered non-toxic to cats. They can case irritation and stomach upset though, if eaten. ZZ plants are the #1 low light/water plant. I have several varieties of snake plants. If given plenty of light, they need more water. The dragon tail gets too big for me, I gave mine away.

Can the plumeria be used to do a bonsai? And, I would like to see you begin to plan today for taking a trip soon to Hawaii. Hire a plant sitter to look after your rare plants and anything else that dies while you’re gone just say adios to them.

you talked about ZZ plants-green and Raven, but what about the chameleon variety?

I love Pony Tail palms and thr number one death thing I see in them is when people plant them in soil. Save yourself and your palm and buy yourself a bag of the gravel like Bonsai mix at Home Depot to plant this guy in. Quick draining and life saving. Only water your pony tail palm when one of the lower branches turns yellow that means its ready for water. Yellowing of the leaves on the top of that palm is a sign of over watering. On average I only water my pony tail palm once every two months and I only water it when again I see one yellow leaf on the bottom base of the plant. 🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴🪴

@HouseplantHelp

12 күн бұрын

Good advice thank you!!!

@Stew4545

3 күн бұрын

Thanks for the advice. I would have definitely overwatered mine. No wonder it was practically falling out of the pot due to drought when I got it. Mine is THRIVING, but I know how quickly that can turn when root rot sets in.

@phoebiemalama3484

2 күн бұрын

I have 2 pony tail palms one of them is turning yellow am sure my Gardner puts more water. I will be watering as you have explained thank you for the advice

Thank you so much!! 🙏🏼 💚 I have most of them already and they are pretty easy yes, only the plumeria and string of turtles I always was scared to buy cause taught they where difficult plants and I struggle with my health so that has always been something I try to keep regard lol but now I’m gonna buy one! Hope you are right! 😅😂😊 the plumeria is quite expensive here so I’ll keep my fingers crossed tho 😅🍀💚 I have many philodendrons and I find them all quite easy, even Alocasias are easy …once you know how to tho 😅 😂🍀💚🙏🏼💚

@cindyreniers4646

3 күн бұрын

I’m new to your channel but subscribed! 🍀🙏🏼💚 I would love to talk to you about those plants! I must say I agree with so much you say on the videos I’ve seen and only Calathea I struggle with but from your videos I think I still give them to much light ;) I have many many plants for so many years and maybe five of them I’ve killed 😱🤬😭😅 but calathea are two plants I count but I did not really loose/kill them cause they did come back when I put them away cause think I’ve killed them but then one day they are there again only from staying in very dark place and stay completely dry cause think they where broken and for throwing away so i hope other people did not throw them away to soon either 🙏🏼🍀💚 thank you so much for your videos, i really like them and I’m gonna go true all of them ;) please keep them coming, they are great! Very informative and accurate! 🙏🏼🍀💚 lots of love for everyone, let’s keep them plants alive🍀 💚🙏🏼💚

Thank you for giving us so much good information. I realized i need to add to my hord😂 #150houseplants

@HouseplantHelp

12 күн бұрын

Lol thanks for watching!!

THANKS FOR SHARING SO MUCH INFORMATION #NOT A DAY WITHOUT JESUS 🙏

I’ve never even seen a String of Turtles plant! I’m obsessed with houseplants and absolutely love this one. I’ve lived in California, Nevada and Washington in the last 10 years but have never seen this plant. Where can I get one?

@margareth1504

21 сағат бұрын

I had never heard of these either until recently. When they are neglected not so pretty, but given some attention, not much, they grow so well and look gorgeous. They come in various types. String of dolphins, string of pearls, turtles. Might be more. Australia has them in the big hardware stores - nursery section, and they are positioned outdoors but sheltered against the wall with other succulents.

Kalachuchi as we call it..its the plumeria

Thank you for this video. I love plants, but my thumbs are VERY far from green. I received a money tree as a retirement gift. I want to keep it alive so your information helps a lot.

Plumerias are NOT super easy! I’m from Hawaii and moved to the mainland where I have several plumerias who have all died eventually. Even after being alive for a couple of yrs. I would like to try again and my family will bring me more plumeria starters but it’s not as easy as orchids or any of the other plants you listed. I have 100+ plants in my indoor jungle. I tried to also grow gardenias which have stronger scent and sadly they also eventually died. I would try my next plumeria the ground, of course it will thrive in the summer but likely will die again in the winter indoors.

@brettursprung1645

5 күн бұрын

It definitely depends on where you live. I live in central Texas and my plumerias do quite well in a pot. I do bring them inside in the winter after they’ve dropped their leaves from mild cold weather. They sit in a dark cool spot in my house and get no water or direct sunshine throughout the winter months and always come back. I’ve seen some plumerias grown here in this fashion that are over 6 feet tall and probably 15+ years old. I wish you the best of luck with your future plumerias and hope you get to smell their flowers at your place

Hi I asked to grow the Purple Japanese elm tree. Soooooo my husband to buy a tree. Well he came home with the ONE BRANCH of that tree?.????? We are eighty years old and won’t get to see these two separately planted “trees”. I’m so upset. What should I do . He planted into the earth soil. Should I replant in a home planter instead??????HELP!!!!!

Good list. Timestamps please.

I kill R. tetrasperma. I keep rescuing it by taking cuttings and sticking it in a pot outside. Then when I bring it inside I do the same and take a cutting to plant outside again. Inside I place it near a window and it always dies. The light from the window isn't too harsh and my other plants like pothos all do fine there. I'm pretty good at growing plants including carnivorous plants inside, so having issue with R. tetrasperma is ridiculous. So I would not say they are easy to look after at all.

Where can u find plumeria? Can it be purchased online?

Please do video about orchids I’m try avoid this capricious flowers. But some way somebody. Give me. Zlata. Florida.

@annamossity8879

3 күн бұрын

I have many, many orchids in N E Florida, after they bloom I put them out under the trees and forget about them, they come back strong next year. I have them in all different kinds of pots; the wooden box I like the least. The ceramic-made for orchid pots are okay but pricey. As long as it’s got room for the roots to grow out of the pot it’s happy. Terra cotta is good as it doesn’t hold water. These are made with holes too. Then there’s clear plastic orchid pots. It’s an air plant, like bromeliads, so it doesn’t like heavy (or any) soil. I use bark for the base. I’ve also just attached some in the crook of trees. A lot of light isn’t necessary as they grow naturally on trees under the canopy of rain forests. Also, don’t cut the blooming stem unless it’s brown/dead. Many people cut the stem after blooms are gone but that stem will produce flowers next year! Hope this helps.

I bet you I could still have these die on me 😅

Would be nice if you included whether or not the plants you talk about are medicinal or edible.

@jackiewhitney5031

6 күн бұрын

I basically just write down names of plants that he mentioned and do my own research on plants before I buy them and also ask other people about their unique experiences with the plant. When he speaks about any plants.......it's his perspective on that particular plant and experience. What's easy for him may be difficult for another. Do your own research on medicinal ......goggle is your friend :))

@gawdat3859

2 күн бұрын

No and no

@unicornjennie

2 күн бұрын

@@gawdat3859 you got a problem with edible medicinal plants, or just knowledge?

No Audrey ficus here

Hi, I’m a Kalanchoe murderer 😢 but I’d love to know how to keep them happy as I’m determined. If you could do a video on the different types, that I didn’t even know existed,please! Like when to feed, when to ignore, when to pamper etc, I’d be so grateful ❤ #Houseplant Help. #Indoorgardening #houseplants My therapy is plants, inside and outside ❤ @houseplantshelp @HouseplantHelp

@Stew4545

3 күн бұрын

Uggh. When he mentioned that I immediately looked at mine, curled my lip and said “sorry, that’s a lie😅.” I watered mine recently and that was definitely a wrong move AGAIN. I even tried to pull a dead leaf off and pulled the whole plant out the pot. SMH. I don’t know how to love this plant or make it love me but I’m determined. Good luck with yours.