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Great video, very informative. I gave up on orchids grown in soil,but now I will try Leca and believe I will have success following your instructions . I am going to transfer my Hoya to Leca as well as I presume the Hoya behind you are in leca. Thank you for ALL your videos!!!!I like the vibrant colors, the yellow or solid red.

Hi Sir, How about watering if the orchid is attached to the tree? My watering system is 1x in a weeks for 1 h. Also another question what if u could answer, i’d be happy: can i place the orchids on a not fully grown tree? Thank you!

Can I do this leesburg fl.?

Hahaha a plantophile good one

Make video on Pink Tab / Pink Trumpet Trees

Thanks for the in depth explanation of this plant. Was having a hard time finding any information on it. Just found one at Lowe’s and have never seen any in my area before, thought it was a lemon lime Pothos at first. Had to have it it’s so strikingly beautiful.

I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but mine, the leafs are falling

If I have an older money tree and got a smaller money tree can I plant the smaller money tree in the same pot with the bigger money tree?

Il più bello

Michael, could you also do a video sometime about growing pineapples from pineapple tops?

What are the white blooming "gingers" around the Neoregelias? Never mind, should have watched the video before commenting. Thanks for putting the name in.

Ananas comosus, not Ananus

Aechmea not Aechema. I am just curious Mike : Are there any videos with Bonnie where she doesn't have a drink?

Hello from the Wild West of dry/hot Texas. I rescued a B. Karst from a Big Box store last year and placed her in a Ceramic pot. Brought her in for the winter and she’s been quite happy. Now here’s my quandary, the latest Bougies are being brought in from Mexico. I’ve purchased from 2 separate nurseries and all of the Bougies are coming in with this strange peat moss mix that is stuck to the root ball and when dry it literally pulls apart like dry cotton. It’s horrible stuff, almost like the plugs I’ve removed from some of my exotic indoor plants. I wish I had the exact name of the medium being used. I am literally having to water every day and sometimes twice a day because of this junk. Thankfully I’m not scared to do a full root ball rehab with the soil ratio you listed here. Wish me luck and for any advice on what’s being used, please by all means chime in.

Is there a place to download the care guide? I was unable to read it.

Why do you not grow in water? Please do a video of growing Hoya in water or at least a comparison of water to soil. Do plants grow the same size in water as soil? I’m trying water but no growth shown yet but I’m not sure of the fertilizer and the amount. Thank you for all your videos. You are the BEST!!!!

Hi mine is about 9 feet tall and very top heavy. About how long does it take for them to be able to stand on their own without stakes?

Thank you for the video ! I rescued a dying plant from Ikea and it has grown to having three baby plants since . I don't know what to do with it 😆 Your video has saved my day !! Thanks! Let's grow 💚

What is a great addition to Clusia hedge

Wow!!!!!❤

Great video...thank you!

Definately driving from West Palm to check it out!

With all due respect...please cool it with "all the interruptions". Let the owner speak....great nursery!

Annoying music bla bla bla

I would HATE looking out of my window and seeing that >.< I have no idea how people live in cities with sky scrapers everywhere. Thanks, for the tips, mate. I always kill these but someone got one a big one for my birthday so I feel obliged not to kill it 😆

I have a 5 yr old devils backbone plant that have suvived 3 hurricanes and one tornado!! They're so strong.

Y'all are the cutest bad actors! Glad to find the channel. I'm struggling with my gardenias.

Too distracting to finish watching lol

Please do a video on Alocasia Amazonica. The market (Home Depot, Lowe’s, plant stores is now suddenly flooded with them. I love your videos. I’m having plant success as a result of your videos. THANK YOU!!!!!!!

What do you think about dwarf clusia for a landscape in Florida? I didn't see it in this video

What a beautiful plant! I have the zig zag did not know the difference until now thank you for sharing this😊

Very useful video, thank you.

Beautiful flowers 🌸

I love your videos. Such amazing information along with some humor and kindness you’re amazing thank you for the videos please keep them coming

My tineke loves direct california sun, she's about 30" tall and loves her water.

Hello , I live in Quebec Canada. Since we have winter, can we bring this plant in the house? Thank you

Fun video! Thanks! Two questions: First, percentage of hydrogen peroxide to water? 50/50? 75 water/25 hydrogen peroxide? Second question: I have a baby one from a mother plant that I put in a self watering pot that my son made (3D printed). It has been seriously struggling. Plus, every few weeks (3-4), the pot stinks. I repot (haven't used the worm castings), but a similar mix to yours. It's too wet and breeds bacteria. I want that pot for a friend who's terrible at remembering to water, but now I feel as though I am drowning it! A friend of my son's uses these pots for propagation, so I don't think it's the pot. Ideas?

Thank you. The music is loud, and your speech is low and very calm. I learned a lot. Maybe on your next video, you can turn the music down. Great job! Thank you

I’m looking for an Alocasia from Let’s Grow. Have you made a video for this plant?

Which nursery is this?

Hi please tell my one has 2 growths with little green looks like seeds what is happening please help thanks Judy from South Africa

Thank you for showing a wide variety of gardens, with names for each of the plants!! I will be sure to upload pictures when I finish my garden :)

Wherever you cut one branch, is that going to make two branches come off of it?

Thankyou for sharing secret gardens ideas. 💐

Better without music

I have several of these plants. They are one of my favorites.

Which one offers a good canopy and shade between this tree and the Gold Medallion tree?

Hi... I'm from Indonesia, the place where Dieffenbachia is growing perfectly outdoors even without some busy treatments on them. They need tender light and you can do watering once or twice a week. I think dieffenbachia don't need complicated treatments. More progressive types of dieffenbachia called AGLAONEMA, or simply: Aglo (hybrid types of dieffenbachia) are more complicated to care for. You will love Aglo when you see it. Aglo contains so much colors, shapes and the size is more compact than natural Dieffenbachia . Just check it on youtube 😁

Thank you! Just bought my Hoya splash today😊.

The fine people at Sperling’s Nursery in the Los Angeles area had a beautiful specimen in their garden-like nursery, which inspired me to buy a five gallon tree nearly twenty years ago. But they warned me that she’s a slow grower and to reach full size (theirs was about 25’) would take 25-30 years. They were right, but every year since maybe three years in the ground the spring show has been stunning. I rarely pruned for shape, instead using string, stakes and nearby trees to pull weeping branches into a more upright habit. I keep the roots covered in leaf litter and she gets afternoon shade from the strong west summer sun from a pair of California sycamores and a Liquidamber. She pairs nicely with some Crape Myrtle multi trunk trees. The grove arrangement keeps all the trees sheltered from the annual Santa Ana winds that blow in (40-70mph) through the mountain passes in October/November from Utah. A wonderful tree!