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Genna's Plants
Добавлен 23 фев 2022
New videos monthly. Hoyas, aroids, succulents, weird plants, terrariums, & more 🌱
Redoing my 4-year-old bioactive vivarium for my poison dart frogs
In this video, I completely redid my vivarium/terrarium for my Dendrobates auratus 'Columbian yellow' dart frogs.🐸 After growing it out for about 4 years, my vivarium needed a major overhaul. I learned many lessons from redoing the hardscape for my crested gecko and things went much smoother this time. I’ll show you every step I took to create a more functional and beautiful environment.
🔗Links for terrarium plants:
Understory Enterprises: www.understoryenterprises.com/
Crystal Star Nursery: www.crystalstarnursery.com/
Tails and Scales: tailsandscales.ca/collections/live-plants
🛍️Affiliate products:
Terrarium products (Canada): amzn.to/46L5Tbl
Terrarium products (US): amzn.to/4fEVIJl
Mister: amz...
🔗Links for terrarium plants:
Understory Enterprises: www.understoryenterprises.com/
Crystal Star Nursery: www.crystalstarnursery.com/
Tails and Scales: tailsandscales.ca/collections/live-plants
🛍️Affiliate products:
Terrarium products (Canada): amzn.to/46L5Tbl
Terrarium products (US): amzn.to/4fEVIJl
Mister: amz...
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Видео
I've never seen these plants before! | Ontario Plant Show Haul 2024
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 месяца назад
NEW Watch me pot up these plants and talk about succulent care. Available exclusively for patrons: www.patreon.com/posts/pairing-plants-107139002 🔗Links: Ecuagenera: ecuagenera.com/ Understory Enterprises: www.understoryenterprises.com/ Flora Peculia: florapeculia.ca/ Plantit: www.plantitsucculent.com/ Signature Tropicals: signaturetropicals.com/ Crystal Star Nursery Mineral Magic Mix: www.crys...
1 YEAR UPDATE | Breeding predatory mites at home for pest control
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
This is a tried-and-true method with detailed instructions and examples of what you can expect, how to troubleshoot issues, and WHY it works. This is an update to my original video (ruclips.net/video/AQ57oeByO38/видео.html) with simpler construction and higher productivity. 🔗Links: Original method: mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/lso/BANKER IST/Production of predatory mites.docx Putting pollen on your plants...
Top Houseplants of 2023/2024 RANKED!
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Enjoy some extra antics from my sun conure in this one. Just tryna keep it real. Please excuse the video quality not being the greatest, I'm still learning 🥺 Photo credits: Alocasia dragon scale (variegated): oddleafjournal Alocasia black velvet (variegated) & Syngonium chiapense (variegated): kalens_indoor_garden Alocasia 'Yucatan Princess': alocasiaba...
2024 Houseplant Tour | 200+ Rare & Unusual Plants
Просмотров 14 тыс.7 месяцев назад
If you want to watch the extended, 1 hour 48 minute version with a lot more commentary, join the community on Patreon! www.patreon.com/posts/video-houseplant-96533363 In this tour you'll see the good, the bad, and the ugly. This video covers nearly all the plants in my collection! 🔗Links: Ikea shelves: www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/enhet-high-fr-w-shelves-anthracite-30514461/ Soleilrium Studio: soleilri...
Anthurium Greenhouse Cabinet Tour + dealing with THRIPS
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Enjoy a peek into my IKEA MILSBO greenhouse cabinet I use for my anthuriums. The lighting wasn't the greatest for shooting this video but it's been so dark this winter and I couldn't wait any longer! Along with showing you my anthuriums I also show you some example of damage from western flower thrips and how I'm treating them. 🔗Links: Where I get my beneficial insects: naturalinsectcontrol.com...
Reptile + Plant Expo Haul | jewel orchids, isopods, terrarium plants & more
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Reptile Plant Expo Haul | jewel orchids, isopods, terrarium plants & more
Greenhouse Cabinet Tour | all my favourite hoyas
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Greenhouse Cabinet Tour | all my favourite hoyas
INKBIRD IBS-TH5 Review | Humidity + Temperature Sensor for your Plants
Просмотров 31710 месяцев назад
INKBIRD IBS-TH5 Review | Humidity Temperature Sensor for your Plants
Vivarium upgrade | don't make the mistakes I did
Просмотров 34 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Vivarium upgrade | don't make the mistakes I did
Wishlist Update ✅ | Hoyas, begonias, huperzia & more
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.Год назад
Wishlist Update ✅ | Hoyas, begonias, huperzia & more
How to downsize your plant collection (and not regret it)
Просмотров 1 тыс.Год назад
How to downsize your plant collection (and not regret it)
Chatty bonsai chores | mental health, relationships, feeling overwhelmed
Просмотров 355Год назад
Chatty bonsai chores | mental health, relationships, feeling overwhelmed
Houseplant Hot Takes | the myth of "unstable" variegation
Просмотров 812Год назад
Houseplant Hot Takes | the myth of "unstable" variegation
Breed predatory mites at home | save money & treat plant pests naturally
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
Breed predatory mites at home | save money & treat plant pests naturally
Rare Houseplants Tour | my mom's aroids & hoyas
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
Rare Houseplants Tour | my mom's aroids & hoyas
Avoid these 3 mistakes with self-watering pots | grow happy hoyas and make your life easier
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
Avoid these 3 mistakes with self-watering pots | grow happy hoyas and make your life easier
Easy vivarium build | set up a bioactive terrarium for my crested gecko with me
Просмотров 31 тыс.Год назад
Easy vivarium build | set up a bioactive terrarium for my crested gecko with me
Rare Houseplant Tour 2023 | aroids, hoyas, succulents & more!
Просмотров 62 тыс.Год назад
Rare Houseplant Tour 2023 | aroids, hoyas, succulents & more!
Bioactive terrarium tutorial | substrate, growing moss, choosing plants, & more
Просмотров 762Год назад
Bioactive terrarium tutorial | substrate, growing moss, choosing plants, & more
What even is bright indirect light? | A deep dive on light for houseplants
Просмотров 790Год назад
What even is bright indirect light? | A deep dive on light for houseplants
Wishlist Plants 2022 | I bet you've never seen these plants before...
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
Wishlist Plants 2022 | I bet you've never seen these plants before...
Anti-Wishlist | popular houseplants that I just don't like
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Год назад
Anti-Wishlist | popular houseplants that I just don't like
Acclimation Tips for Imports + Updates after 6 weeks!
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Год назад
Acclimation Tips for Imports Updates after 6 weeks!
Packing plants for shipping from start to finish
Просмотров 305Год назад
Packing plants for shipping from start to finish
Bioactive Vivarium Tour | cute plants, moss, and poison dart frogs
Просмотров 12 тыс.2 года назад
Bioactive Vivarium Tour | cute plants, moss, and poison dart frogs
THRIPS | how to identify & get rid of them
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.2 года назад
THRIPS | how to identify & get rid of them
Do you know what temp. I should be keeping my cucumeris mites at? My grow room gets a little cold at night. Starting my breeding today.
Also, I added my scimitus mites in with the cucumeris. Is that ok?
Amazing video! Thank you soooooo much!!
Hi Genna, if I place the container inside the greenhouse with high humidity (70%+), do I still need to have the bottom cotton pad layer to increase the humidity? I feel removing that wet layer will make maintenance much easier in the future.
Try it out and see! I've been taking cotton pads out of the cultures and putting them in small sauce containers with holes without a wet layer and they seem to do fine in my cabinets.
Thank you, ill try it out!❤️
I’ve been wanting to redo my 3 dart frog tanks, this was helpful. What brand of monster do you use? Thanks
Yay definitely do it! The mister I use is Moisten land amzn.to/3AcDpLA
@@gennasplants thank you!!
@@gennasplants one more question, how often do you have the mister on and for how long? I have been doing everything manually.
@jannamozdzer4100 I'm still figuring that part out but I think right now it's 30 seconds every 12 hours
Blessings ❤
Axel F!
I'm having difficulties finding a good way to deploy the cotton pads. Any recommendations? I do move the trays around which is good for the plants in my cabinet, but I have other plants that I want to spread the tiny heaven sent critters onto.
What I've been doing lately is putting my plants with pests in large clear bags and just throwing the cotton pads in the bags. Keeps the plants quarantined and the humidity high for the beneficials.
I have some begonias that I bought when they were in 2 inch pots. They started out green with a black star shaped pattern on them, but they kept getting darker and on the underside they are a dark shade of red.Now they almost look like black velvet.a couple of them are maroon and pale white.
i think i found one in my water bottle..
great info in the video and in the updates in the comments! appreciated. keep them coming.
Awesome update Genna! I took a break from my culture as manipulating pollen is making me very sick (I'm already at the height of my allergies right now). Do you think it would be possible to just take a plastic container, put a bunch of bran, maybe sprinkle it a bit of pollen (manipulating pollen once versus 10 times would be more manageable) and top it with cotton pads could work? Ideally I would keep this container in my high humidity tent. Any other insight on how to manipulate pollen less would be awesome 😷
Thanks so much! Honestly you could probably skip the pollen entirely and just use yeast. For some of the cotton pads I've harvested I've just been stacking them in a plastic container with a few holes (no added water, just keeping them in 65+ humidity in my greenhouse cabinets). I've been throwing yeast in when it seems like they've eaten most of it and that seems to working.
@@gennasplants awesome thanks!
thats actually so sick how is this not viral what the flip!?
🙏🏻❤️
Crested geckos are great, I have three of them. But I like gargoyle geckos better and have four of them. My H. Astrial 'Lisa' is one of my favs in my small hoya collection.
Mine always get soggy 😢
Is there also bugs you can bread against food moths? With the same technic?
Does any kind of yeast work?
It should
Watch the full build now: ruclips.net/video/Ez3Eqy3WgrE/видео.html
Can i do this with multiple diffrent tipes of mites? And if yes can i keep them together?
Yes, it works with any mite that is a generalist predator and/or that eats pollen. You can't keep them together or they will eat each other.
Ohhh what a nice and quick answere ❤ thank you! Do i ned one cotton per plant or will they spread over multiple plants if i keep them together? And i heard some outdoor plants could help too like lavender, catnip and citronella to keep the preditors out. Did you try something like that?
@gjannabananahammock1263 They will spread as long as the plants are touching and the humidity is high enough. I've never tried using lavender etc but there is research out there about using essential oils for pest control.
BG looks amazing
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Their names are sooo cool. Great video
Loved this one, Genna! What is the darker leaf above your chamaeranthemum? Also, do you have a video on your fogger setup or how you hold humidity? I want to turn my old crested gecko enclosure into a terrarium but I’m not 100% sure how to get my fogger on a timer (maybe just need a new one 🤔).
I'm glad! That one is Solanum uleanum and it's fantastic in a terrarium but can grow in lower humidity too. I don't have a fogger, just a misting system that came with a timer (I think I liked it in the description.) I keep a sheet of clear plexiglass on the top to keep the humidity high between mistings. Hopefully that makes sense
@@gennasplants thank you!!
Love this video. Tank looks amazing! I’m in Australia and just about to start my second paludarium for some dainty tree frogs and we have some of the same inspo pics 😂 I will need more branches at the top due to dainties being arboreal. Great inspo!
Dainty tree frogs are so cute! I'm sure your tank will turn out amazing 😁
The end result looks so good! Enjoyed seeing the process
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed 🥰
I felt the struggle of removing broms and other guys in my soul. Great build, it will grow in really well. I have a prefeance for using small plants, like the miniature orchids in these builds as it keeps the scale. Enjoy these long videos!
So glad you enjoyed! Yes I've learned my lesson using plants that are too big haha. I'm always on the hunt for tiny plants!
😮 all my mellow die
Great shot haha
Wow! Nature never fails to impress
I would have laid the project on it's backside and done one panel at a time this will keep the pieces in place while drying and use push pins like hat pins to keep it stable.
Bonus pro tip: Mineral spirits are good for removing foam before it cures if you happen to, say, drop your phone in it.
Nice set up
But they fly into yo ears *exhales* *gnats fly to ear, eats my earwax*
Je kunt nooit genoeg monstera's hebben😊 super leuke video en ik kijk uit naar die van volgende week! Mijn naam is Inez en wiin in Nederland
2:06 Stratiolaelaps scimitus are also called 'Dutchy's' (or 'dutchies') by some bird fancier groups in Canada (Dutchy's is a brand in the Netherlands, and Canadian fancier groups often keep in touch with the Dutch groups). Scimitus is used not just in gardening or reptile enclosures, but also in bird rooms to deal with the mites that would otherwise drink the bird hatchlings to death.
I know this is for breeding mites lol but this helped me so much for my springtails. I have a springtail colony getting destroyed by mites and I’m trying to figure out how to separate the two. I’m going to try to attract the mites with pollen and see how that goes 🥲
Th as is a great light 💡
I wish i could find a way to extract them from nature and then grow them. I do not have access to the first sachet to seed the farm. They do not deliver these to where i am.
That's unfortunate! Are there different types of mites available where you live or you can't get beneficials altogether? I'm sure there is a way to collect native mites, I just don't know much about it
@@gennasplants there are no companies who deliver beneficials to where i am. I am like on the other side. But then if there was i would have gladly paid to buy them and would not need to breed them. I could ask a friend coming from abroad but i am not sure how long they can stay in transit without the population dying out. It might take 3 days for the friends to get it to me from the day they receive it. Do you think it is possible that they survive this while?
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Hi Genna, thank you so so much for your detailed tutorial, it really helps a lot! Just a quick question, I wonder if it is possible to have both N.californicus and A.swirskii in one container? Or they have to be separated?
Glad you found it helpful! They should be separated as they're both generalist predators and will end up eating each other
Such a great haul with unique plants!
Neoseiulis Californicus are growing on my radish leaf (eggs and mites) in my outdoor greenhouse after I hung (2) packets in the planter. They appear to have 6 legs and pale brown or pinkish which fits the description. They are not eating the leaf. I transferred several of these leaves to my garden tomato plants which have been plagued with spider mite infestations. Hope I did the right thing!
That's great!
I spray anti lice on them recently, might use this method soon, thanks for sharing
Whew
cool, very interesting. Thank you
I am a collector and seller. i do self watering, use electric spears and so on, but I also have chronic illness and lately its been very challenging and its hard because I feel pressure to keeo bringing in new stock, but I do not have space and my health is suffering, so trying to find a balance.
Went to do culture maintenance today (one week in) and at least two of my 15 Petri dishes had thrips in them. Should I throw those out?? Or maybe buy more thrip-specific predators? I had bought a bottle with 2k mites: mixed species of persimilis, swarskii, and cucumeris. So there’s no way for me to tell now which species are thriving and which are gone.
Couple things probably going on here... it's not ideal to have multiple mite species together because they end up eating each other instead of your target pest. Persimilis also don't work with this method since they need to be raised on spider mites. Thrips could be attracted to the pollen, and they make good food for cucumeris and swirskii mites so personally I wouldn't throw them out. But are you 100% sure they're thrips? Could they be something else, like rove beetles? Thrips tend to stay on plant foliage.
@@gennasplants thank you. I figured they would eventually outcompete each other. I got the mixed species because I wanted quick results for my infestation and wasn’t sure if I had spider mites or thrips. To your point, I wouldn’t do mixed species again for the purpose of breeding. I’ll probably allow my mystery cultures to continue since I do see some mite activity in most of the cultures. If my plants show signs of pests again, I’ll start again with species-specific cultures. For now they’re doing a little better :) I’m honestly not sure what the “long bugs” are. They are very small, black, maybe twice the size of a mite. They’re slender and can fly. I will be getting a microscope soon to try and identify all of my little dudes. If they are thrips though, I’ll probably throw them out. I don’t want to keep introducing them to the plants.
@@storriecasaus5433 Fungus gnats?
Where did you get that teraium ? Sorry I spelled it wrong
I forgot to mention, small fast food drink lids work well to keep the bran in the cultures, just tape up straw hole.
Checked the cotton balls and they have lots of mites in them. I think this might work very well. Genna, I think you have created a monster with bug farming.
After my 1st order not having much life, I was going to have the order replaced, but I had changed my mind. I cancelled my order and got the refund confirmation, and the mites showed up the next day anyway. I super spiked my cultures and put more on my wife's plants. I looked today and have lots of mites inside the cotton rounds and actively crawling around in my containers. I put the mites in a 2x4 grow tent and put a swamp cooler in it. I am keeping humidity between 65 and 85% Going to put a humidifier in the tent soon to see if that works better. So far all is well in the mite village.
beautiful instructions thank so much