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This is beautiful. Skully, would you happen to know what it is called?

Hi love your hoya i have one too and is still very small is there any thing i can do to make it grow faster

I salute this content creator, even though she doesn't have a lot of viewers this creator never stops creating contents.. Just doing what she love. One day, you will have your turn. God bless.

I just bought a baby curtisii at an outdoor market this week! People rarely talk about it.

I've noticed mine has red color, so it must be blooming. It's adding up to it's volcano stand

Very informative

not only for succulents and aroids. it's good as majority component for most potting mixes, so plant roots dont suffer from compacted organic mix, that's either too wet or too dry. pumice will let water penetrate and drains well.

Are you pretending to be a Rapper 😮

Very informative!!! Thanks!

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Cant wait to see my girl do this!

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Beautiful!!🩷🩷 Where did you purchase yours?

How are they working for you? Im looking to by them

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I found your channel today! So I scrolled all the way back to find your first plant video 😊I will be binging 🪴🌵

Love all of them but P. Lemon lime and hoyas are super gorgeous 😍🫶

Oddish! He would be cute with a spider plant in him!

Soo pretty!! 😍

Oh that’s pretty! I just got one they’re beautiful!

Thank you for this! I’m trying to control a fungus gnat problem and would’ve been sick to know I wasted all of it by sprinkling instead of making the “tea”.

Super cute. However, as a plant grower, these are too small to be practical.

So let me get this correct. You are "more" qualified to tell the difference between the two than a grower is?

FYI. Cardboard can be baked at 275 degrees Fahrenheit (dF.) Remember, Fahrenheit 451. That was the title of an old science fiction book from the 1960's, which was all about book burning. Because paper burns at 451 dF. Carboard is made of paper. In fact, waxed paper burns at 420 dF. The thing you have to be careful about is using any kind of plastics, mostly because they are often blends of different plastic and some burn at relatively low temperatures. Because: Plastics. Go figure. But this is probably where the misconception about paper comes from. That is, if plastic can melt at low temperatures, paper must be even more fragile. But it's not. BTW, you could also use tin/aluminum foil to shape things. It holds a shape better.

You're not increasing the pink variegation, your sun stressing it 🖤 which is not a bad thing!

This was a great video. Super informative!

My plants be screaming "No more water!"

WATAH 😂

that's cute ❤ what about yellow leafs?

I’m doing this

Hi is it better closed or open for begonia?

Morbid.

Do u already hve an update?

Plant people are the most wholesome people I swear

I can’t wait to see what it looks like open

Me not knowing what a air plant is

What direction of sunlight is your painted lady receiving through the nearby window? North, East, South, West?

I’m in Texas. My Alocasia are outside and they immediately put on new leaves.

Girl, yes, that IS this. 😍

One of my favorite plants also

What is the name of the plant???

No one cares give it up.!

I love you ❣️❣️❣️❣️ teene

I love you 💕💕 my teenage

I love you 💞 My beautiful saweet hat

I love you baby

Those aren’t the mushrooms you want, they can kill your plant

Hurting a plant to make it aesthetically pleasing is new

the nice thing abt that is that you can spend as much time you want🤣🤣😆