For the Tokyo thing, they were trying to find the fastest routes for train lines
@MariaFelizDuran3 сағат бұрын
What I'd like to know is how can you use an airtag in an already potted plant? I'm sure it can't get wet. We had two plants stolen and I'm thinking of trying this.
@Planty-Mandy5 сағат бұрын
They really need to stop trying to market these things to houseplant collectors. Market them to the granola crunchy people who don’t already have houseplants but think this will make their families healthier than just opening a window.
@ernestogo197 сағат бұрын
@biologiadesdecero
@frankkrulish304910 сағат бұрын
Great video on potting with Leca - where do you get the little pots with open sides for rooting in water? Thanks
@nicolefrancom435112 сағат бұрын
Hello :) i want to buy these, but i want to know if these will be suitable for succulents? Also, would warm white emit enough UV for them or does it have to be the colors stared in the video? Loved this! Thank you!
@KauaiGarden16 сағат бұрын
I'm completely captivated by the beauty of these rare plants! I've got 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture - what a challenge! As an artist on a budget, I can't always afford the real thing, so I've started creating realistic versions of any rare or expensive plant I like, without breaking the bank. haha
@KauaiGarden16 сағат бұрын
Wow, I'm passionate about rare plants! Growing my own Thai Constellation from tissue culture was a challenge. Now, I create these with play dough, clay, and paper - it's a great way to express my creativity and love for plants!
@KauaiGarden16 сағат бұрын
Wow, rare plants are stunning! I've got 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture, and they're thriving. When I want more, I turn to creating them with play dough and clay - haha!
@KauaiGarden16 сағат бұрын
Wow, I've always been fascinated by the beauty of these rare plants! I have 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture - it was a lot of work! As someone who loves plants but can't always afford the real thing, I've started creating tutorials on how to create realistic plant sculptures from play dough or clay or paper, and it's been a game-changer!
@hrivlogs22 сағат бұрын
Mine one is still the same size for 4 months😅
@user-np5cn5yd1k23 сағат бұрын
What ratio do you make with neem oil and how do you use it??? Do you spray the leafs and the soil? You just wiped them with a clove with neem oil?
@user-hq7tv1si1hКүн бұрын
I want one cutting please
@RealMommyLifeКүн бұрын
I planted all of my alocasia in a mix of perlite, stratum, and vermiculite. They are thriving.
@TammyMayCormierКүн бұрын
I just realized I havent seen any videos from planterina in ages!
@thatonedog819Күн бұрын
This isn't proplifting. Proplifting is snagging small pieces that broke off so you can propagate them later. These pieces would have been thrown out otherwise. This is straight up theft
@Melissa-dx9soКүн бұрын
Do you grow Burle Marx only in leca?
@mcbuildertools16892 күн бұрын
Peux-je manger ça?😂
@antoniogarca-xe5hy2 күн бұрын
Can it run Doom
@jhndr0nia2 күн бұрын
Over all a lot of information condensed in a short video. But I think you you really missed the mark with this video because you misunderstood many information from the publicaton. Monstera tacanaensis is now considered a distant species and some of the specimens that had previously been identified as Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana are in fact M. tacanaensis. However, this doesn't mean that all small rather vining plants belong to this species. Therefore M. tacanaensis is NOT the same as M. deliciosa var. borsigiana. As the authors concluded, Monstera deliciosa stays a very diverse species even now that M. tacanaensis was excluded. But since they did not really comment on the identity of Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana (they only mentioned that it probably makes sense to continue using this name in horticulture), I really don't understand why you would use this publication to discuss the small form and even use it as an argument that there are clear differences, in my opinion this just adds to the confusion. It is also not "scientifically wrong" to use the term Monstera (deliciosa var.) borsigiana, it is just not accepted by the majority of authorities. Additional things that caught my attention is that you showed the type specimen for the Sierrana variation in the beginning. Also Koch naming the plant Monstera borsigiana implies this smaller variation to be a distinct species.
@alinv232 күн бұрын
Wasn’t this a Mario movie?
@callofthechickens16662 күн бұрын
Protista?
@yaboyastro694202 күн бұрын
I just got gifted my 1st plant and never knew I would love it this much!
@LivinDeadGirl4202 күн бұрын
I always thought that Golden pothos and marble queen were the same 😅 just more varigation meant it was a marble
@prettyingreen2 күн бұрын
Because *no one* will READ the study from 2010: "Because they couldn't mathematically determine a "perfect" solution, the researchers decided to task the slime mold with a problem human designers had already tackled. They placed oat flakes (a slime mold favorite) on agar plates in a pattern that mimicked the locations of cities around Tokyo and impregnated the plates with P. polycephalum at the point representing Tokyo itself. They then watched the slime mold grow for 26 hours, creating tendrils that interconnected the food supplies. Different plates exhibited a range of solutions, but the visual similarity to the Tokyo rail system was striking in many of them, the researchers report in tomorrow's issue of Science. Where the slime mold had chosen a different solution, its alternative was just as efficient."
@scintilla39572 күн бұрын
Not sure if you read these comments, but have you found anything backing up the claims people are making that the Tokyo system was based off of the mold? Because as far as I can tell, you are correct that it simply replicated it.
@prettyingreen2 күн бұрын
No one will read the 2010 study from science, which shows Physarum polycephalum built tubes in the SAME locations AND new more efficient locations for rails. AND Japan has updated their subway system to build in these learnings!
@XAEzl2 күн бұрын
How is that just one cell??
@phunk86072 күн бұрын
in australia its $30... that's like $15US
@pitori.2 күн бұрын
I played carrion This can go no way but bad
@phunk86072 күн бұрын
aussie here... never heard of Prof Monstera, sorry but you given this guy too much credit...
@aravindrajpypore78292 күн бұрын
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂
@thatonedog8192 күн бұрын
The most important skill I ever learned in college is to always call bs when reading a study oe experiment until proven otherwise.. I don't think they ever proved me otherwise
@Thrinmeister2 күн бұрын
Very kind video! Thank you for the information and your take on what they are laying down. This was super informative and delightful!
@Aarb573 күн бұрын
i’d love to hear what you think of pink micans now that sellers have “true” pink micans, pink ferrari, etc
@antonellaiza59763 күн бұрын
Very strange. Thanks for the info
@antonellaiza59763 күн бұрын
Yay!!! Great news. Just discovered the Thai constellation and am in ❤
@ManBaguette3 күн бұрын
It didn't replicate, it made one 🤦🏻♂️ istg these shitty channels be posting anything
@clayreichard17743 күн бұрын
It’s good to know that monstera Thai con crème brûlée is real but it’s also disappointing because it means all those crème brûlées that look like regular Thai con’s are just fake
@FullyRooted_PlantBoutique3 күн бұрын
They do. However even inter nodal Spacing can be misleading. Due to lighting conditions and position of growth (upright ) it can have bigger spacing even if it’s LF. BUT of you look at the petiole/sinus it will have “ripples” where it meets the leaf if it’s a large form. 💓 I have a SF Aurea that’s leaves are huge but it’s still a small form. And vice versa.
@takeshii3 күн бұрын
Is it possible for leaves with complete variation on one side to last as long as regular leaves? Like strawberry cream syngonium with all pink on the top portion of the leaf and green on the bottom portion.
@hotcoffee21573 күн бұрын
Pov your slime pc in 2074 gets mad at you stroking it to judy hopps for the 16th time this week (its monday) and genuinely rips you limp from limb (you make a witty joke about paraplegics)
@ScarryGargoyle3 күн бұрын
Good job! This was entertaining , and I actually did take some things away from this video. W for the algorithm.
@prettyingreen3 күн бұрын
Hell yeah! Thank you for being here!
@violetpaints3 күн бұрын
Man made variegations, ai content...i would never pay full price for something that is not natural and hand made with care, time and selection. Many of these induced variegations revert back to green when propagates or not enough light is available or they are just not as healthy and strong as the orginal.
@zeno36303 күн бұрын
I already know these dont work.. at least the benefits are so small that it wouldnt matter
@kellyduguay33683 күн бұрын
Yes, they definitely need to put some of their cleaning powder into the their own white paper data. And on top of the "data", if you want to really help purify the air, why use a small leaved plant...bigger leaves are where it's at...imho
@fenrik81783 күн бұрын
Purple pothos? Just get a tradescantia pallida or a different purple plant....
@lauragroh24873 күн бұрын
Always put moss in boiling water then let it cool.
@takeoffwithmeburner4 күн бұрын
i find this highly unlikely. "similar" is somewhat plausible but still unlikely. "identical" is not plausible at all tho. the mold doesn't have the same obstacles we do so taking routes identical to ours wouldn't be the most "efficient". it's free terrain for the mold unlike us.
@princesssunrays4 күн бұрын
This looks like a small form
@pmwebber224 күн бұрын
Many thanks for your excellent analysis. There is so much drivel in the marketing material that I cannot believe it's anything but a scam (based on partial truths, which makes it plausible to some). But please please, pronounce "toluene" correctly. The way you say it (too-lene) is painful to my ears.
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For the Tokyo thing, they were trying to find the fastest routes for train lines
What I'd like to know is how can you use an airtag in an already potted plant? I'm sure it can't get wet. We had two plants stolen and I'm thinking of trying this.
They really need to stop trying to market these things to houseplant collectors. Market them to the granola crunchy people who don’t already have houseplants but think this will make their families healthier than just opening a window.
@biologiadesdecero
Great video on potting with Leca - where do you get the little pots with open sides for rooting in water? Thanks
Hello :) i want to buy these, but i want to know if these will be suitable for succulents? Also, would warm white emit enough UV for them or does it have to be the colors stared in the video? Loved this! Thank you!
I'm completely captivated by the beauty of these rare plants! I've got 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture - what a challenge! As an artist on a budget, I can't always afford the real thing, so I've started creating realistic versions of any rare or expensive plant I like, without breaking the bank. haha
Wow, I'm passionate about rare plants! Growing my own Thai Constellation from tissue culture was a challenge. Now, I create these with play dough, clay, and paper - it's a great way to express my creativity and love for plants!
Wow, rare plants are stunning! I've got 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture, and they're thriving. When I want more, I turn to creating them with play dough and clay - haha!
Wow, I've always been fascinated by the beauty of these rare plants! I have 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture - it was a lot of work! As someone who loves plants but can't always afford the real thing, I've started creating tutorials on how to create realistic plant sculptures from play dough or clay or paper, and it's been a game-changer!
Mine one is still the same size for 4 months😅
What ratio do you make with neem oil and how do you use it??? Do you spray the leafs and the soil? You just wiped them with a clove with neem oil?
I want one cutting please
I planted all of my alocasia in a mix of perlite, stratum, and vermiculite. They are thriving.
I just realized I havent seen any videos from planterina in ages!
This isn't proplifting. Proplifting is snagging small pieces that broke off so you can propagate them later. These pieces would have been thrown out otherwise. This is straight up theft
Do you grow Burle Marx only in leca?
Peux-je manger ça?😂
Can it run Doom
Over all a lot of information condensed in a short video. But I think you you really missed the mark with this video because you misunderstood many information from the publicaton. Monstera tacanaensis is now considered a distant species and some of the specimens that had previously been identified as Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana are in fact M. tacanaensis. However, this doesn't mean that all small rather vining plants belong to this species. Therefore M. tacanaensis is NOT the same as M. deliciosa var. borsigiana. As the authors concluded, Monstera deliciosa stays a very diverse species even now that M. tacanaensis was excluded. But since they did not really comment on the identity of Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana (they only mentioned that it probably makes sense to continue using this name in horticulture), I really don't understand why you would use this publication to discuss the small form and even use it as an argument that there are clear differences, in my opinion this just adds to the confusion. It is also not "scientifically wrong" to use the term Monstera (deliciosa var.) borsigiana, it is just not accepted by the majority of authorities. Additional things that caught my attention is that you showed the type specimen for the Sierrana variation in the beginning. Also Koch naming the plant Monstera borsigiana implies this smaller variation to be a distinct species.
Wasn’t this a Mario movie?
Protista?
I just got gifted my 1st plant and never knew I would love it this much!
I always thought that Golden pothos and marble queen were the same 😅 just more varigation meant it was a marble
Because *no one* will READ the study from 2010: "Because they couldn't mathematically determine a "perfect" solution, the researchers decided to task the slime mold with a problem human designers had already tackled. They placed oat flakes (a slime mold favorite) on agar plates in a pattern that mimicked the locations of cities around Tokyo and impregnated the plates with P. polycephalum at the point representing Tokyo itself. They then watched the slime mold grow for 26 hours, creating tendrils that interconnected the food supplies. Different plates exhibited a range of solutions, but the visual similarity to the Tokyo rail system was striking in many of them, the researchers report in tomorrow's issue of Science. Where the slime mold had chosen a different solution, its alternative was just as efficient."
Not sure if you read these comments, but have you found anything backing up the claims people are making that the Tokyo system was based off of the mold? Because as far as I can tell, you are correct that it simply replicated it.
No one will read the 2010 study from science, which shows Physarum polycephalum built tubes in the SAME locations AND new more efficient locations for rails. AND Japan has updated their subway system to build in these learnings!
How is that just one cell??
in australia its $30... that's like $15US
I played carrion This can go no way but bad
aussie here... never heard of Prof Monstera, sorry but you given this guy too much credit...
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂
The most important skill I ever learned in college is to always call bs when reading a study oe experiment until proven otherwise.. I don't think they ever proved me otherwise
Very kind video! Thank you for the information and your take on what they are laying down. This was super informative and delightful!
i’d love to hear what you think of pink micans now that sellers have “true” pink micans, pink ferrari, etc
Very strange. Thanks for the info
Yay!!! Great news. Just discovered the Thai constellation and am in ❤
It didn't replicate, it made one 🤦🏻♂️ istg these shitty channels be posting anything
It’s good to know that monstera Thai con crème brûlée is real but it’s also disappointing because it means all those crème brûlées that look like regular Thai con’s are just fake
They do. However even inter nodal Spacing can be misleading. Due to lighting conditions and position of growth (upright ) it can have bigger spacing even if it’s LF. BUT of you look at the petiole/sinus it will have “ripples” where it meets the leaf if it’s a large form. 💓 I have a SF Aurea that’s leaves are huge but it’s still a small form. And vice versa.
Is it possible for leaves with complete variation on one side to last as long as regular leaves? Like strawberry cream syngonium with all pink on the top portion of the leaf and green on the bottom portion.
Pov your slime pc in 2074 gets mad at you stroking it to judy hopps for the 16th time this week (its monday) and genuinely rips you limp from limb (you make a witty joke about paraplegics)
Good job! This was entertaining , and I actually did take some things away from this video. W for the algorithm.
Hell yeah! Thank you for being here!
Man made variegations, ai content...i would never pay full price for something that is not natural and hand made with care, time and selection. Many of these induced variegations revert back to green when propagates or not enough light is available or they are just not as healthy and strong as the orginal.
I already know these dont work.. at least the benefits are so small that it wouldnt matter
Yes, they definitely need to put some of their cleaning powder into the their own white paper data. And on top of the "data", if you want to really help purify the air, why use a small leaved plant...bigger leaves are where it's at...imho
Purple pothos? Just get a tradescantia pallida or a different purple plant....
Always put moss in boiling water then let it cool.
i find this highly unlikely. "similar" is somewhat plausible but still unlikely. "identical" is not plausible at all tho. the mold doesn't have the same obstacles we do so taking routes identical to ours wouldn't be the most "efficient". it's free terrain for the mold unlike us.
This looks like a small form
Many thanks for your excellent analysis. There is so much drivel in the marketing material that I cannot believe it's anything but a scam (based on partial truths, which makes it plausible to some). But please please, pronounce "toluene" correctly. The way you say it (too-lene) is painful to my ears.