I keep a ton of succulents and some hoya, including linearis, I’m constantly having the mealies but i definitely always have it under control. I just fill up a spray bottle with water and pump in about 8-10 pumps of blue dawn dish soap, mix up and saturate that sucker every other watering, including the soil. Leave on about 30 seconds and rinse so it’s not very bubbly anymore. It dissolves those crusty little suckers instantly, gently cleans your plant and I’m pretty sure it deters them the more you do it. Much gentler than alcohol and less gross than neem. Recommend!
@LaurensLeavesКүн бұрын
I love your new hairstyle!🤩🥰
@Smokeypoint40Күн бұрын
Cute hair !!!! ❤
@heli9677Күн бұрын
Hey Alice, I’m sure you’ve received really great tips but the phragmipedium and the Paphiopedilum orchids unlike the schilleriana are terrestrial orchids and don’t mind soil as much where Phalaenopsis live bare rooted on trees which is probably why the comments differed on the medium. There are so many genus in the orchid family too, where some live in the ground, some on trees, and some live in constant running water, some live in hot humid jungles, whereas some live in cold cloud rainforests. Some also bloom all year round and some need temperature triggers to simulate season. All the orchids you have couldn’t be any more different in care :P With phragmipediums, depending on the species (I haven’t looked your hybrid up), can be lithophytes and live with their roots dangling in running rivers so I have mine potted in medium coarse perlite and bark that sits in a reservoir of distilled water at all times. I never technically water it, but I flush it twice a week and refill the reservoir when it gets low. The terrestrial Paphiopedilum, I treat almost like a regular houseplant when it comes to watering just in a more bark-y rather than heavy soil mix and the Phalaenopsis schilleriana lives bare rooted on trees and get watered via rainfall on them, so in your home, the medium of choice would essentially only be a way of keeping humidity around the roots, think lots of air pockets. You’ve taught me so much about Anthuriums and I’m so glad you’re entering into my favourite plant family! I really recommend herebutnot on KZread, he’s fantastic!
@christinematheson6713Күн бұрын
Hair looks great!
@aroidpapaКүн бұрын
THE HAIR! omg it looks so good, you are glowing
@FrankieFraleyNanaКүн бұрын
Thanks for your explanation. I enjoyed watching the video
@ttschrock7126Күн бұрын
Alice, what type of Cycad is that you showed us with the three leaves? Just stunning!!!!
@perkyplantsКүн бұрын
I love the hair! 😍 it looks so good 🔥 and loved seeing Doug, I can’t believe he’s 1!
@margimorris7360Күн бұрын
How our tastes change in the plant world. Hoya Linearis is one of my favourites. I read that Pure crop 1 is great for pests so I bought it. I had Mealy Bug on a heart leaf Philodendron. I ran it under water then spray every leaf back and front and placed it in another room. I sprayed it 2 more times and no more MG.
@lovesyorkies3395Күн бұрын
Your hair looks so cute! Love it!
@sbbushwacker773Күн бұрын
Love your hair. I really enjoyed this video a lot.
@DieppaloveplantsКүн бұрын
Looove ur hair looki very cute on you
@ttschrock7126Күн бұрын
Cute hair cut!!!! I really enjoy your videos! Thank you!
@aub_k2819Күн бұрын
I love this video so much! It was great seeing your non-anthuriums! Your hair looks fab! I'm pretty sure I'd die without central air 🥵
@kswashin22 күн бұрын
Oh no Alice. It sounds like you are getting into orchids. I started getting into orchids ~1 year ago and went from having 1 to now owning 23. Same thing with anthuriums, this hobby is dangerous.
@ThatGirlShelbyy2 күн бұрын
I LOVE your couch & those burnt yellow&orange pillows with it!! Suuuuuch a cute colour combo ❤❤❤ & your hair!! Love it 😊❤
@jaysjungle2 күн бұрын
The orchid you showed is actually called Cucumerinum because the leaves look like cucumbers. lol Cucumerinum is derived from the latin cucumis, which is cucumber. Also, what is the full taxonomic name of the fern-like cycad you have? I'm SMITTEN.
@youdontevengrowhereКүн бұрын
After I filmed it hit me that they look like pickles and that’s why I immediately fell in love with it 😂 Also the cycad is a dioon edule!
@LeafyConversations2 күн бұрын
LOL! 😆 If I had a dime for every time I thought I hit record. 😂
@72Jazzy2 күн бұрын
Love the haircut Alice👌🥰
@oliviadrake99802 күн бұрын
Paphs can handle a more soil like substrate. They aren’t epiphytes. Phals NEVER put in a soil like mixture. Your best bet is sphagnum or bark or a combo of the 2.
@maryperry59102 күн бұрын
Your hair is so amazing! And Doug is too cute! Oh yeah the plants are great too! 😂
@carolstuff2 күн бұрын
Good vid; thanks for sharing Alice!
@iammiable2 күн бұрын
YOUR HAIR LOOKS SOO GOOD
@lonelarsen92262 күн бұрын
BIG haircut , you are looking good ❤️
@lilmissbeats2 күн бұрын
Hello Alice! You got a haircut! I hope it feels as lovely as it looks :D Thank you for the video, I was literally wondering how your living room plants are and then BOOM!!!!
@nefertitisroyalsoapery2 күн бұрын
Love your hair Alice! Literally no matter what you do with your hair, you look like a goddess 😍😍 beautiful plants too lol
@gypsylee3332 күн бұрын
Is that a dioon edule in the thumbnail? That plant was on my wishlist, I like whatever the thumbnail is.
@youdontevengrowhereКүн бұрын
Yes it is!
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
Air conditioning used to be rare in the states but we started getting heat domes where it stays upper 90’s to low hundreds. Too hot to live without a/c
@maryperry59102 күн бұрын
Miss orchid girl has had a video about this orchid. She has or had it in her collection. It's very cute❤
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
My dog drinks like Huxley. Quite neat.
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
Doug has got quite big.
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
Your living room shelves look really nice.
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
You’re gonna need a pole extension pretty soon.
@charmingmarina2 күн бұрын
Longerrrrr videos pleaseeeeeeeeee
@djhiggins44312 күн бұрын
That hoya I don't know how you spell it but herosherie is how you pronounced it maybe? Would you mind giving me the proper spelling I love it and would really like to find one
@youdontevengrowhere2 күн бұрын
Hoya yvesrocheri!
@djhiggins44312 күн бұрын
@youdontevengrowhere thank you so much lol I never would have figured that out
@72Jazzy2 күн бұрын
Think its hoys yves rocheri 😊
@coffee29622 күн бұрын
Love your new hairstyle ❤ ❤ The Burle Marx flame with the fenestrations Ugh to die for 😮
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
How do you get mealy bugs out of the compacta? They hit mine and killed it or it was so bad liking that I threw it out. 😢
@youdontevengrowhere2 күн бұрын
I’ve been spraying it all over and trying to get it in the leaf folds with 99% alcohol and spraying down with water after leaving it a bit to melt the bugs - I haven’t been able to completely eradicate mealies this way but it’s been keeping it fairly controlled
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
@@youdontevengrowhere Thank you. If I ever decide to get a compacts again I’ll keep that in mind. I do have 90 % alcohol. I sprayed with that and tried to get in the crevasses. I’ve still got mealies in my house. They pop up every now and then. I wonder tv if I had rinsed the plant afterwards it might have survived. Hmm 🤔
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
This one 17:25 is so cute.
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
I like the plant you put into the bark.
@PlantyGeri2 күн бұрын
I haven’t started the video and I had to pause to say, your hair looks fantastic!! Inspiring to cut my own hair too cause this summer is playing no games ❤
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
I was wondering why you had moss back there. I would think it’s messy.
@youdontevengrowhere2 күн бұрын
It is messy 😆
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
Maybe aroid mix with the leca in the bottom and a reservoir
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
6:03 love that plant but say that name three times real fast. Lol 😂
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
Your hair is so cute Alice. Love it!😍
@youdontevengrowhere2 күн бұрын
Thank you Lisa!! 🥹
@mebutplants2 күн бұрын
ALICE I LOVE YOUR HAIR I bet it feels amazing!!! 💜💜💜
@youdontevengrowhere2 күн бұрын
KAEEELAAAAAA
@mebutplants2 күн бұрын
@@youdontevengrowhere 🥰💜💜💜
@Anah-B2 күн бұрын
CLICKED FOR THE HAIR, STAYED FOR THE PLANTS. So cute, Alice!!!!!
@lisaanglim95882 күн бұрын
Oh her hair looks so cute. Thanks for mentioning it. I’m so dense at times. I didn’t even notice.
@youdontevengrowhere2 күн бұрын
Ahhh thank you Anah!!! ❤️❤️
@MrPetrsojka4 күн бұрын
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Keep them coming beautiful...plants are fire🔥🌹🔥🌹🔥
Thanks!
I keep a ton of succulents and some hoya, including linearis, I’m constantly having the mealies but i definitely always have it under control. I just fill up a spray bottle with water and pump in about 8-10 pumps of blue dawn dish soap, mix up and saturate that sucker every other watering, including the soil. Leave on about 30 seconds and rinse so it’s not very bubbly anymore. It dissolves those crusty little suckers instantly, gently cleans your plant and I’m pretty sure it deters them the more you do it. Much gentler than alcohol and less gross than neem. Recommend!
I love your new hairstyle!🤩🥰
Cute hair !!!! ❤
Hey Alice, I’m sure you’ve received really great tips but the phragmipedium and the Paphiopedilum orchids unlike the schilleriana are terrestrial orchids and don’t mind soil as much where Phalaenopsis live bare rooted on trees which is probably why the comments differed on the medium. There are so many genus in the orchid family too, where some live in the ground, some on trees, and some live in constant running water, some live in hot humid jungles, whereas some live in cold cloud rainforests. Some also bloom all year round and some need temperature triggers to simulate season. All the orchids you have couldn’t be any more different in care :P With phragmipediums, depending on the species (I haven’t looked your hybrid up), can be lithophytes and live with their roots dangling in running rivers so I have mine potted in medium coarse perlite and bark that sits in a reservoir of distilled water at all times. I never technically water it, but I flush it twice a week and refill the reservoir when it gets low. The terrestrial Paphiopedilum, I treat almost like a regular houseplant when it comes to watering just in a more bark-y rather than heavy soil mix and the Phalaenopsis schilleriana lives bare rooted on trees and get watered via rainfall on them, so in your home, the medium of choice would essentially only be a way of keeping humidity around the roots, think lots of air pockets. You’ve taught me so much about Anthuriums and I’m so glad you’re entering into my favourite plant family! I really recommend herebutnot on KZread, he’s fantastic!
Hair looks great!
THE HAIR! omg it looks so good, you are glowing
Thanks for your explanation. I enjoyed watching the video
Alice, what type of Cycad is that you showed us with the three leaves? Just stunning!!!!
I love the hair! 😍 it looks so good 🔥 and loved seeing Doug, I can’t believe he’s 1!
How our tastes change in the plant world. Hoya Linearis is one of my favourites. I read that Pure crop 1 is great for pests so I bought it. I had Mealy Bug on a heart leaf Philodendron. I ran it under water then spray every leaf back and front and placed it in another room. I sprayed it 2 more times and no more MG.
Your hair looks so cute! Love it!
Love your hair. I really enjoyed this video a lot.
Looove ur hair looki very cute on you
Cute hair cut!!!! I really enjoy your videos! Thank you!
I love this video so much! It was great seeing your non-anthuriums! Your hair looks fab! I'm pretty sure I'd die without central air 🥵
Oh no Alice. It sounds like you are getting into orchids. I started getting into orchids ~1 year ago and went from having 1 to now owning 23. Same thing with anthuriums, this hobby is dangerous.
I LOVE your couch & those burnt yellow&orange pillows with it!! Suuuuuch a cute colour combo ❤❤❤ & your hair!! Love it 😊❤
The orchid you showed is actually called Cucumerinum because the leaves look like cucumbers. lol Cucumerinum is derived from the latin cucumis, which is cucumber. Also, what is the full taxonomic name of the fern-like cycad you have? I'm SMITTEN.
After I filmed it hit me that they look like pickles and that’s why I immediately fell in love with it 😂 Also the cycad is a dioon edule!
LOL! 😆 If I had a dime for every time I thought I hit record. 😂
Love the haircut Alice👌🥰
Paphs can handle a more soil like substrate. They aren’t epiphytes. Phals NEVER put in a soil like mixture. Your best bet is sphagnum or bark or a combo of the 2.
Your hair is so amazing! And Doug is too cute! Oh yeah the plants are great too! 😂
Good vid; thanks for sharing Alice!
YOUR HAIR LOOKS SOO GOOD
BIG haircut , you are looking good ❤️
Hello Alice! You got a haircut! I hope it feels as lovely as it looks :D Thank you for the video, I was literally wondering how your living room plants are and then BOOM!!!!
Love your hair Alice! Literally no matter what you do with your hair, you look like a goddess 😍😍 beautiful plants too lol
Is that a dioon edule in the thumbnail? That plant was on my wishlist, I like whatever the thumbnail is.
Yes it is!
Air conditioning used to be rare in the states but we started getting heat domes where it stays upper 90’s to low hundreds. Too hot to live without a/c
Miss orchid girl has had a video about this orchid. She has or had it in her collection. It's very cute❤
My dog drinks like Huxley. Quite neat.
Doug has got quite big.
Your living room shelves look really nice.
You’re gonna need a pole extension pretty soon.
Longerrrrr videos pleaseeeeeeeeee
That hoya I don't know how you spell it but herosherie is how you pronounced it maybe? Would you mind giving me the proper spelling I love it and would really like to find one
Hoya yvesrocheri!
@youdontevengrowhere thank you so much lol I never would have figured that out
Think its hoys yves rocheri 😊
Love your new hairstyle ❤ ❤ The Burle Marx flame with the fenestrations Ugh to die for 😮
How do you get mealy bugs out of the compacta? They hit mine and killed it or it was so bad liking that I threw it out. 😢
I’ve been spraying it all over and trying to get it in the leaf folds with 99% alcohol and spraying down with water after leaving it a bit to melt the bugs - I haven’t been able to completely eradicate mealies this way but it’s been keeping it fairly controlled
@@youdontevengrowhere Thank you. If I ever decide to get a compacts again I’ll keep that in mind. I do have 90 % alcohol. I sprayed with that and tried to get in the crevasses. I’ve still got mealies in my house. They pop up every now and then. I wonder tv if I had rinsed the plant afterwards it might have survived. Hmm 🤔
This one 17:25 is so cute.
I like the plant you put into the bark.
I haven’t started the video and I had to pause to say, your hair looks fantastic!! Inspiring to cut my own hair too cause this summer is playing no games ❤
I was wondering why you had moss back there. I would think it’s messy.
It is messy 😆
Maybe aroid mix with the leca in the bottom and a reservoir
6:03 love that plant but say that name three times real fast. Lol 😂
Your hair is so cute Alice. Love it!😍
Thank you Lisa!! 🥹
ALICE I LOVE YOUR HAIR I bet it feels amazing!!! 💜💜💜
KAEEELAAAAAA
@@youdontevengrowhere 🥰💜💜💜
CLICKED FOR THE HAIR, STAYED FOR THE PLANTS. So cute, Alice!!!!!
Oh her hair looks so cute. Thanks for mentioning it. I’m so dense at times. I didn’t even notice.
Ahhh thank you Anah!!! ❤️❤️
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