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RT1home is a Los Angeles based boutique offering premium home & gardening supplies. Our product assortment is a mixed collection of curated Japanese products and US designed & manufactured soft goods. We sell our products both online + in our small studio/retail space in Downtown Los Angeles.
GLASS CLOCHE: AN ATTRACTIVE METHOD TO INCREASE HUMIDITY
HUMIDITY SERIES: ATTRACTIVE METHODS TO ADD HUMIDITY TO YOUR HOUSEPLANTS
A detailed guide on one of six different visually appealing methods to increase humidity for your plants. We've also included a rating system to rank each method on how much humidity is added (low, medium, high).
NOTE: These methods do not involve buying a humidifier. Nor do these options include misting!
This video is led by Rhiannon CEO / FOUNDER of RT1home.
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00:00 INTRO
00:47 METHOD 5: GLASS CLOCHE
00:57 MATERIALS NEEDED
02:34 METHOD
03:10 TIPS
04:56 BENEFITS
05:36 HUMIDITY RATING
05:48 HUMIDITY VARIABLES
06:06 CLOSING
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PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO
• HUMIDITY LOVING PLANT OF CHOI...
A detailed guide on one of six different visually appealing methods to increase humidity for your plants. We've also included a rating system to rank each method on how much humidity is added (low, medium, high).
NOTE: These methods do not involve buying a humidifier. Nor do these options include misting!
This video is led by Rhiannon CEO / FOUNDER of RT1home.
___________________________
00:00 INTRO
00:47 METHOD 5: GLASS CLOCHE
00:57 MATERIALS NEEDED
02:34 METHOD
03:10 TIPS
04:56 BENEFITS
05:36 HUMIDITY RATING
05:48 HUMIDITY VARIABLES
06:06 CLOSING
___________________________
PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO
• HUMIDITY LOVING PLANT OF CHOI...
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I don’t understand the Avacado thing.
Which avocado thing?
pebble trays are one of the oldest bad plant myths that just won't die. they don't do squat, jack, bupkes for humidity levels or increasing them appreciably over the ambient RH conditions in any open environment. (non small enclosured space). in an aquarium/terrarium, maybe. for aroids and other humidity loving plants, they're simply nonsense. get a humidifier or three and watch a whole different world unfold w/ your plants. here the RH is around 10-15% during the day, on avg.. there's only one way to get a room up to 60% RH or thereabouts, and that's w/ a humidifier. period. end of story :)
Appreciate your feedback. However, Pebble trays are not a myth, as mentioned in the video they can provide a small increase to humidity levels(roughly 5%-15%). Again, this is an estimate depending an a lot of different variables. I personally have measured an increase in humidity when using multiple humidity trays in my home. If you need to drastically raise the humidity level by 50%, yes you definitely need to use a humidifier.
Let's be honest, it will only increase the humidity by 2-3% percent. Definitely not 15% as you mentioned. And if the room is not small it might not do anything really.
Hello! Appreciate the feedback. The approximate range stated in the video is 5%-15% increase which again depends on many variables. This range is based off of my own personal research as well as testing the humidity levels of my own humidity trays in my home.
She doesn't say what the best soil is , or how deep to plant the❤ seed... Also my seeds always have a green tinge to the water along with this green clingy fluff , it doesn't appear to be inhibiting the growth or the seed looks like it's feeding it. I've just added fresh water when water got low ...what do you say ?
Hello - great questions! I have a link to the specific soil we used in the video description. But you can use any loose, well draining soil mix. If planting in soil, you will want to fertilize a few times a year when the tree is still young. I plant the seed so the top half is sitting above the Soil, but if your seed is damaged or shriveled you can just leave the top inch or so exposed. As for the green tinge, if the seed is green that is ok, but if there is green fluff, it is likely mold. I would gently clean the seed with a mild soap and water and same for the glass you keep the water in and replace with fresh water after cleaned. Let me know if that helps!
I have read on multiple sources to snip the avacado stem down to 2 inches after it reaches 6-8 inches in height. Apparently it encourages branching, but I'm struggling to butcher my little baby 😅
Hello! I’ve been meaning to do an avocado pruning video (soon!). It is optional to cut the stem, and there are different methods for cutting. You can cut just above a node to encourage branching. You can also not cut at all and you will have a more lanky Avocado stem. Hope that helps! 🥑 🌱
❤thanks!
most welcome 🙂
Great trees for bonsais
yes! 💚
Where is the best spot to plant the tree?
Hello! Are you planting the tree outdoors in the ground?
Does the seed needs sunlight after placing in the glass?
Yes. If the Avocado seed is already sprouted you should place in a sunny location as Avocado plants love sun.
No one goes in depth like this! It's a very good video. I have had bacteria issues with my seeds.
thanks so much! Please reach out if you have any questions.
My roots have turned black. Is this normal or what should I do? Thanks
Are the roots slimey and breaking up in the water? If so, they could be rotten. You might be able to salvage them if you trim off the bad roots and put in fresh water. If not, you might need to start propagating a new Avocado seed 🥑
How much sunshine is needed
Avocado plants need full sun - at least 6 hours of direct sunlight. 🌞
Thank you for the video! Is there something I can add to the water in the tray that will keep it from getting scummy? Vinegar, maybe? Mine looks stagnant. I used distilled water.
Hello! That's a great question. Personally, I have never added anything to the water. But I would recommend cleaning the tray and rocks with soap and water periodically, as well as replacing with fresh water to prevent mold, etc from building up. I will add this to the "further steps" in the blog post - thank you!
I planted it, but after a while the tips of the leaves turned black😢
the tips turned black or is it more dark brown? What kind of soil did you use? How much sun is the plant receiving? And how often are you watering it?
@@RT1home yes the tips turned black, put it in the water and I put it in the house ,,home lighting and sunlight from the window
@@RT1home I’m sorry my English is weak
@@raghdahgh1142 oh ok it's still in water. It's hard to say exactly, but you could try changing a few different things to see if it helps. It could be receiving too much sun if it looks like the leaves are burnt. Or, it could be too dry in your home, you might need to place it near a humidifier. Lastly, it could be a nutrient deficiency, you could try planting it in soil and adding some compost or fertilizer.
Love your video. Thank you! How often do you add water to the tray?
Thank you for the kind words! Water frequency really varies depending on your environment. In my home, I probably add water about once a week or so. But you just need to keep an eye on the water levels. If the temperature is warmer or more dry, you will need to add water more often. Hope this helps!
If my Avocado is sprouting in soil , should I transfer back to just water ? Thanks 🙏
Hello! It is completely up to you if you want to grow your avocado plant in water or soil. Typically, avocado plants will grow much faster and bigger in soil, as you are able to provide more nutrients. But if you prefer the look of the plant growing in water, you can do that too!
Could I use tooth picks instead of a propagation disk?
hello! You can use toothpicks, just be careful not to damage or break the seed in half when you are inserting the toothpicks.
I've always grown mine that way..no problem at all...
You can't grow it if it is already cut in half right?
Hello! Do you mean your avocado seed split in half and you have both sides? If it is split, you can try to wrap them together with wet paper and still try or try planting both halves together directly in soil. It’s worth a shot 😉
@@RT1home thanks😊
I had no idea you could do this, i have never been tempted by snake plants but now i suddenly want one
so glad we convinced you! Keep us posted if you do end up getting one and braiding it ☺
Do I ever remove the braid once it is done? Will my plant outgrow it or does this stunt it’s growth?
Hello! You can remove the braid at any time - it will likely leave kinks in the plant if it has been braided for a long time. Your braided snake plant will continue to grow as long as the plant is still receiving adequate light and water. Snake plants grow fairly slowly, but as it grows you can continue the braid or remove the braid entirely. Hope this helps!
I also forgot to mention, braiding the snake plant should not stunt its growth. The only thing that could stunt growth is not receiving proper sun and water or making the ties too tight could hurt or damage the plant.
Interesting for real 😊
thanks! 💚
What are best pebbles to use?
It's completely up to you and your preference! I am using polished pebbles that are approximately 1/2" in diameter - link is in the video description. But you can use larger, smaller, unpolished, found rocks, etc. If you are adding pebbles to similar sized vessels as the ones I am using in the video (drinking glass, 4" plant pot, and 6" diameter tray), I would not use any pebbles that are much larger than an 1" or they just won't fit. Hope that helps!
Thanks for the feedback
Your concoction directions are a bit vague. You said 50% water and 50% rubbing alcohol. Can you be more specific on the amount you're using or at least the size of your spray bottle, if you're adding the contents directly to the bottle? Thank you.
Hello! Great question and callout. I would use approximately: 1/4 cup water, 1/4 cup alcohol and 1 tsp soap to start and double as needed pending the size of your plant. The spray bottle I am using is 16oz so I started with about 1/2 cup water, 1/2 cup alcohol, and 2 tsps of soap for this plant specifically. The umbrella plant is in a 6" diameter plant pot and I should also call out I used 91% Isopropyl Alcohol. I have updated these details in the description - thanks!
when I wrap the seed in paper + water in the dark, should I wet the paper every day ? Or during the day ? along the weeks
Not everyday, only add water if the paper starts to dry out. If you store it in a sealed container, you really only need to check it once a week or so.
Do I need to replace the water? If so, how often?
yes - we recommend changing the water every week or 2, whenever the water starts to look dirty/not clear. We have more detailed steps on our blog post if you want more tips! rt1home.com/blogs/how-to/grow-an-avocado-plant-bag-sprouting-method
thank you i m going to try it!
Let us know how it goes for you! ☺💚
ok@@RT1home
how often should they be watered
For which technique? For the Avocado plants grown in water, you just need to make sure you keep the roots fully covered in water. For the Avocado plant that is potted - water when top layer of Soil is dry.
Thanks for sharing, how many cm of small pebbles to add?
Thanks for watching! For any of the pebble techniques I just suggest to use a thin layer of pebbles - there is no specific measurement. Hope that helps 💚
@@RT1homeThank you for letting me know.
Oh I see now.
Thank you, I was wondering how I was suposed to peel them, Im gonna try to soak them like you did 😂
Some are tougher than others to peel! Let me know how soaking works out for you 🥑🥑🥑
Do I need to remove it from the pot to braid it?
I would really recommend removing from the pot so you can make sure the stems are lined up well. You risk breaking the stems by forcing them into a braid inside the pot. Hope that helps!
@@RT1home thanks I'll make sure I remove it can't wait to braid my giant snake plants
keep us posted on how it turns out :) @@Morid13Rocks
@@RT1home oh I braided two of my bigger floppy snake plants and they look gorgeous. Removing them from the pot definitely helped get the braids neater and tighter for sure. I'm delighted thanks for your help 💚
@Morid13Rocks amazing ! Thank you for sharing that update 😍
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This is how I cleaned my wedding and engagement rings. They shined like new....minus the oil.
Oh lovely! Hopefully your rings weren’t as rusted as these scissors ☺️
This video is gold!! 🎉
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Love this recipe! Can’t wait to try it. Looks super refreshing. 🍋
Thank you! Let me know how it turns out for you ☺️
What if your root isn’t growing straight down?
You can gently try to re-direct it's growth, but as long as the root is still submerged in water, it really doesn't matter for growth. If you accidentally break the root/roots they will grow back! Just make sure the root is still able to absorb water. 💚
Can I use the paper /bag method if I have already started in water
@@ginawilloughby3564 sorry I missed this, yes definitely! If your seed is not sprouting over water, you can just use the same seed and follow the same steps for the bag method as shown in the video / blog post. Good luck! 😄
can i start them at any time of year? it's august here in texas and i know they'll have to stay inside during winter months but it'll take a while for the seeds to sprout
You can start seeds any time of year if grown indoors. I grow all of mine indoors since winter is too cold here.
Hi.. So in South Africa winter is almost here.. So can I start mine...??
@@ramonasomaru0103 yup! Any time of year should work indoors. Ideally the seed will receive at least 6 hours of direct sunlight. 🌞
can i use a tupperware like container if i dont already own a silicon bag? would a glass jar work? does checking the seeds too often harm them in anyway? TIA ❤❤
Yes you can use any container that can be sealed / closed. I don't think checking the seeds is harmful, you just want to make sure they stay moist and don't dry out.
No hate but it is actually 1-2 hours not days
are you referring to the time to soak the seed before peeling?
@@RT1home yes
@@user-pm9zu7fy4k Timing really varies and all timing listed in the video are approximate guidelines - not exact. In my experience, it is better to wait at least a day to let it soak and remove the skin from the seed. There are so many variables pending on your environment and the seed itself. Some seeds are easier to peel than others. Glad you are able to peel yours so quickly!
Hi. What about cutting the stem every time it grows to 12 inches is that needed😮
Hello! I would say pruning is optional. You can trim the stem if you want it to grow back thicker or branch out, but it is not necessary. I have a bunch of avocados I have left unpruned for years. They just get tall!
Enjoyed your presentation, helpful. However I’m swapping growing medium in African Violets, not sure if I can use Perlite and Spagnum Moss, or do Ineed to add etc.
Hello! What is the growing medium currently? I’m not an expert on African Violets, but I’ve heard they prefer well draining soil so you could use perlite or spagnum moss and sand. I would add some nutrients to the mix with worm castings or compost as well.
I refuse to plant my avocado after growing it, that you sm for leaving that part optional 👏
yes! They are beautiful grown over water and take up less space compared to planted :)
How do they get nutrition?Just, in water..The sunshine & water is all this needs to survive?.Amazing.GOD IS GREAT.GOD BLESS EVERYONE...
@@captainu.s.a.7980 they get more nutrients if you plant them in soil but they are fine with just water (that you change regularly) and sunshine - they just won't grow as quickly or as much (compared to planted in Soil).
Where can I get the prop disk?
We sell Stone and Steel Prop discs on our website RT1home.com
Okay. Thanks a bunch.
Thank you for the video...I just put mine in water and I was wondering how often do you add nutrients to the water? Mine has two healthy roots and a steam peaking from the top
Hi Kim - I actually never add any nutrients when I grow in water! I'm sure it wouldn't hurt but I don't think it's necessary as I've been growing avocados for many years. If you plant in Soil it is helpful to add compost when you plant :)
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Thank you! I bought a nephentes and I was worried since my summers are very dry, ill try this method! I was recomended to use moss tough, do you have any experience with moss humidity trays?
Thanks so much for watching! I have not heard of moss humidity trays as I would be concerned about mold if it is in standing water...but you can add moss or coco coir to the top of the soil in your plant pot to also help hold in humidity. I have another video that will be out soon with other humidity tips (without using a humidifier).
Good job, thanks
thanks for watching! 💚
Nice video sister 🌱💕💕💕🌱🌱🌱🌱
thanks so much!
Hi, what is the name of that little soil shoveler & also the metal thing you are pouring water from?? Thank you
The Soil shoveler is our Soil Scoop (size Medium) - it is linked in the product description :) As for the metal pouring thing 😆that is my personal Stainless steel watering can. Unfortunately it's not for sale!
Very useful tips, thank you
Glad you found them helpful! Please let me know if you have any questions when growing your own 🥑