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Rousseau Plant Care
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Rousseau_atl House Plant Tour
Rousseau_atl's first House Plant Tour. This is what is growing at home. Tyler will take you section by section showing what he's growing including his Anthurium veitchii, Monstera albo deliciosa, Monstera burle marx flame, Philodendron gigas, and more.
Grow Lights
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Moss Poles
rousseauplant.care/collections/starter-moss-poles-pot-extenders
Nutrients
rousseauplant.care/collections/nutrients
Moss Pole Painting
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Grow Lights
rousseauplant.care/collections/grow-lights
Moss Poles
rousseauplant.care/collections/starter-moss-poles-pot-extenders
Nutrients
rousseauplant.care/collections/nutrients
Moss Pole Painting
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Increase the Effectiveness of Grow Lights with this Trick
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Angling your grow light can increase the effectiveness of your grow light. Monsteras, Philodendrons, Anthuriums, Pothos, and other houseplants appreciate the extra light. All you need is a string and a hook. Grow Lights - www.rousseauplant.care Hooks - a.co/d/6MbK4bl
How we Grew our Monstera Albo from a Cutting to this in a Year
Просмотров 34 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Today we are walking through what we did to grow this Albo Monstera deliciosa from a one node cutting to a big plant. We’ll cover lighting, temperature, humidity, nutrients, watering habits, and moss poles. Grow Light rousseauplant.care/collections/grow-lights Nutrients rousseauplant.care/collections/nutrients Moss Poles rousseauplant.care/collections/starter-moss-poles-pot-extenders
Clear Moss Poles and Pot Extenders - Introduction, Tutorial, and Care Tips
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
I've got a few new things cooking up over at Rousseau Plant Care. These new moss poles and stackable pot extenders will help aroids thrive in ambient humidity by providing them with support to climb and spread roots into. I'll show you how to set them up and provide plenty of other information on why we went with these designs. As always we'll show you some cool plants, too! Enjoy and happy gro...
Cutting 3 Growth Points off a Monstera Thai Constellation
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
This Monstera sprouted 3 growth points along the stem. Watch me propagate them and talk about how it happened. Filming and Editing by Kaden Shallat @somedogsandplants Checkout our shop: www.rousseauplant.care?sca_ref=1663920.uOHQOZVHEy
Anthurium Seeds - A Follow Up to Pollination
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
It's been over three months since I pollinated my Anthuriums. You can catch the first video here ruclips.net/video/SDD24z7ONsg/видео.html Grow lights and plants are available at the link below. rousseauplant.care?sca_ref=1132692.bsxNJ2ihKu
Anthurium Veitchii Wide vs Narrow General Care Tips
Просмотров 28 тыс.2 года назад
In this video I share the visual differences between the wide and narrow forms of veitchii along with some general care tips.
Pollinating Anthuriums
Просмотров 32 тыс.2 года назад
Watch me pollinate my Anthurium pallidiflorum, warocqueanum, and crystallinum hybrid. Filming and Editing by Kaden Shallat
Repotting Anthurium veitchii to Soil from Pon
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
My Anthurium veitchii has not been doing great in a diy Pon mix. It's time to repot it into an organic medium. I talk about some of the shortcomings of Pon. Music: Artist: Andrea and Mud Title: Bones
Repotting a Anthurium pallidflorum Grown in Yarn
Просмотров 9 тыс.2 года назад
In early 2021 I tried using yarn and biochar as a substrate for my Anthurium pallidflorum. Watch to see how it turned out. Song: Andrea & Mud - Leave
What a lovely plants 🪴 Like 564 My friend thank you for good sharing Have a good relationship
The way you hung your albo is genius! I read somewhere you have instagram photos showing how to do it, but could you do a YT tutorial please? TY :)))
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It's a real shame you stopped posting vids. Now is the great anthurium boom and we could really do with your help. I trust your info. You seem to know your stuff. We'd love it if you started posting again. 👍 🙏
Are you putting nutrients in the soil year round? Or only in growing season?
Hi, I have a question I’m hoping someone can answer here. I broke a stem on my monstera albo a couple of months ago, above the node (I’m still upset about it tbh, it was a perfect leaf right about to unfurl). From what I read online, I cut the stem an inch above the node. After it healed and grew a new (much less nice) leaf, it also grew a new node. So now I have the original node, a new node and new leaf that grew from the new second node. The old stem piece has mostly shriveled and disappeared, but that node (has an aerial root btw) now doesn’t have a leaf and stem, so the plant looks leggy now when before it was a thick short plant. So my question is will a new leaf grow from that second-to-last/top node after the old stem material is fully gone, or should I just cut the two nodes (and the leaf, and a couple aerial roots) off and propagate it?
Came back to watch, remembering this tip at 8:48 +/- for that potting in tall pot (mine is new with four leaves and one on the way so I have time :-). Wide leaf var. Thanks. Every potting vid is just what I do with most potting but the leave tender roots alone is a good one and being lazy ...
Helllp with coconut coir and buffering to get most out of it came here from @youdontevegrowwhere @youdontevengrowhere
How th you get such biggins so quickly?!?!?!
Wtheck, yarn, huh, so you don’t wanna pull anything from the roots, but the yarn is hydrophobic now and pulling moisture from the roots too? Interesting experiment, we never know until we try!
Brilliant, looking forward to mine growing! ❤
Why tf have you never crossed my feed before, ?!?! I binge watch planty vids, looks like you also do art, and have a cat, let’s gooo, Rousseau as in the Rousseau moss poles?! No idea you had a RUclips channel! Closeups would be great 👍🏻
Yep same Rousseau
Why yarn? What was the reason? I’m confused.
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Hello there, I'm from Malaysia. Curious what is the temperature u have in your house and most of the environment that u have ur aroid? Pls enlighten me, thanks a lot.
Just gorgeous 😍! How do you keep your leaves clean?😊
wow i love how you've incorporated large plants all over your home! stunning 🤩
Huge plants...also I love cats...Mine is a tuxedo cat (oreo)...You just have an informative plant tour 😊
Tips to avoid browning? Can u share with us? It’s insane your albo 🫶🏼
Wow, beautiful plants can you share your fertilizer and love how you hanging your plants on the little shelves on the wall
Your Monstera and Sancti are pure 🔥! I would love to see your plants outside and their growth with our GA humidity and rain.
I have a birdsnest that looks the same but with red undersides and was sold to me as a superbum.❤
Its incredible how big thos can grow veitchiis crazy
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How are you holding the saucer on the plants you have hanging?
Cool style and cool cat bro lol. You’re very talented 😊 and have immaculate plants!!
2 videos in & by far the most helpful plant channel i’ve found!
Pretty funny, thats the same mix I use as well. Your space is insane! We just bought a big property & you’ve given me some ideas! I’m inspired. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
OMG! She's gotta be one of the cutest kitties EVER!!! She's rockin' that lion cut like nobodies business, super adorable 😊
Gorgeous setup, plants and great growing but Boo stole the show😂 🐈⬛
Could you pls do a video or a Short on how you foliar feed? 🤗
true atlanta representation with the vayne sticker on the fridge
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Good morning
What is your humidity? My veitchii keeps dying in 50% :/
It hovers around 50%
Wauw😍😍😍😍😍
I love the way the plants don't take up any floor space. That is vertical growing at it's finest. I would love to see a bit more closeup b-roll though, especially for the arrangement with the spiritus. I was waiting for the wide to cut to a closeup.
The lighting was weird in that corner that day. I have some reels on Instagram showing how I put it in the pole
Thanks for the tour. Love your veitchii! It's massive! How long have you had it?
Since November 2020
YOU DESERVE THE WORLD THESE PLANTS ARE NEXT LEVEL!!!!
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Your specific veitchii is literally the reason I started collecting anthurium…which has now spiraled into an out of control addiction. Have always loved your relaxed approach to this genus🙌🏻
It’s an amazing plant! Everyone should have one
Really dig how you incorporate plants into your space. Not too many, so each feels like more of a statement piece that adds to the whole vibe of the place.
Happy to hear it 🫡
@@rousseauplantcare5908 When you painted your light, did you disassemble it? Wasn't sure if I should be worried about getting paint on the inside of the light through the slits on the sides. Thanks!
Do you buffer your coco?
Never have. I use Aroid Food and Healthy Root with every watering which helps keep the mineral content balanced in the coco
@@rousseauplantcare5908 thank you for the reply. Is that your brand of food? I may have to look into that then.
@@rousseauplantcare5908 I figured out it was your brand & jumped the gun & ordered! I can’t wait to try it!😃
The lion cut on your cat 👌😂
She’s got big cat energy and a look to match
Awe I love your kitty! 🤍
Interesting what you said about watering the Vetchii more when it’s pushing a new leaf. I typically do the same for my monsteras and it seems to maybe help them unfurl faster/bigger.
Yes, water carries oxygen to the root zone. In my experience watering frequently helps speed up growth and size. Many of my plants are watered daily
Very nice….that….veitchii..🥰
The burle marx flame isn't a slow grower. But it's an extremely light-hungry Monstera. They really love to be blasted with high light. Mine, even though it's mature, pushes a new leaf every ~4 to max. 5 weeks, and when it was smaller did so every ~3 weeks.
In a couple different environments, it’s been slower than all my other plants. Temperature was the difference maker for me. It got way more light in the winter when temps were cooler but it hardly grew. Now that temps are reliably above 75f it’s pushing a leaf about every 4 weeks. Even then, it’s still slower than my other monsteras.
Hi! Amazing job ..! How about the indoor grow light ...should we use full spectrum in our albos?
Yeah that was funny with noise break. I bought a small plant on Ebay, tried to ask whether it was narrow or wide and got no communication, searching around for a side by side that is hard to find among the care sites. You shared some good info with care and personal experience, thanks. One of the best is that IF, mine is Wide form I won't be sad :-) as it seems to be bullet proof. I live 5 miles from the beach in West L.A. Ca. and have orchids blooming year round with a large variety of jungle plants under small shade cloth bench so I imagine Wide will suffice with no tears ... I have an Aglaomorpha coronans with 3.6' leaves in that small space so I hope this one will take it's time growing 🙂 Forgot, I have Anthurium hookeri that is decades old, outside all year round with equal amounts of roots as tall outside that pot it grew in with NO soil I just hose it off now and then with no feeding that has dozens of leaves and flowers regularly in shade and direct sun. I had to search to remember it's name, as I forget what species it is.
Wow nice❤❤❤❤❤❤ from Nepal🇳🇵