I have been a Maryo supporter from the very first live! That first live was a well planned but very “unsure” sale at the beginning. He was soooo shy. Lots of variegated ZZ plants. 😂 Near the end, he didn’t want to stop the live because he was doing so well. It was very late, so he went and grabbed a grow light to keep going. I think he just kept going until his phone died. I watched the transformation they went through, from unsure of their success to certainty of their success. I was there when they announced the closing of their store, and everyone was afraid of them leaving completely. But they just ramped up their PlantStory game. They already had their loyal following, but then NWE started doing cacti and regularly mentioning Maryosucculents, and he paired with Yaya. These just added to their success. After watching this, I am reminded that I need to go take care of all of my Maryo plants. There are so many!
I visited their location about 3.5 yrs ago and they had an amazing greenhouse. My daughters weren’t happy since they were adeep in Vista and they hated the winding roads🤭. I didn’t buy a string of hearts but purchased a Hoya Pottsi and H. Rotundiflora which I still have.
I feel there's a lot of racism involved.. "This is not for you". Terrible. Glad they made it. They grow better plants too. Young people know new things. :) Couldn't help to stare at the white variegated euphorbia's in the back. My favourite plants!.
im obsessed w lophophora, the cacti on his shirt! so cool to see another loph grower right down the street from me, i will have to check out his offerings, thanks for this great interview
Back in my home country we eat mostera fruits all the time and it has an amazing flavour we call it the fruit of 7 flavours, as sometimes it ranges from a pineapple flavour, or banana, apple, its super good. Great video and it's great to see that that family managed to get through with their business, love this format of videos, keep up the great work.
I always try and buy from nurseries and small businesses. I find you get a much better, healthier plant because they have been grown from love. I can't tell you how many box store plants I see that have been overwatered and rotting. Good luck to this guy and well done to him for following his dreams 👏 ❤
I.e monstera ...I have a theory that we fuss so much about nutrients and soil and I agree we need chunky mixes but in the wild they have sunlight and soil so it is possible for them to grow that way. I just feel sometimes like things get overly complicated. It's the same with misting ..some people swear by misting some people swear not too. Sometimes it can be confusing and hard work for newer plant parents. I've put mine in the shower before lol I'm not saying its wrong to give plants nutrients (I have done) or that it's wrong or right to mist. What I'm saying is along as you have free draining soil and light then plants should do just fine.
I go with your logic as well. There are no people out in the wild that give these plants .....fertilizer, water, the perfect lighting......nope they grow and survive on their own. My philosophy has been "less is more"! I don't do what many plant channels do with their plants and I feel mine look better than theirs.
@@jackiewhitney5031only, there is lots of fertilizer in the wild. There are plenty of insects that leave their droppings behind. Leaves that breakdown etc. We don’t have that indoors
@Latayla I bought worm castings and the first time I used it and mixed it in with my regular made chunky potting mix my plant went downhill so I've been too afraid to use it since.
@jackiewhitney5031 I can see both sides because as plant parents and especially with rare or tropical plants I think we give the extra care and I'm sure the extras help a bit but I'm just saying I don't think they are all needed. I've seen people buy multiple bottles of fertiliser that they weight out and give. It can get expensive if you're just starting out. It was for me when I started and I'm still finding things I need to purchase the latest being stratum. I've grown monsteras for over 2 years now. I have 2 albo plants, 10 leaves propagating currently and 2 Thai's. I don't have a humidifier or a grow tent. I haven't used grow lights up until now ( I bought one the other day for a plant that's going in a darker corner.) I've used regular houseplant baby bio now and again. I give them banana water when I buy bananas instead of it going to waste. My most variegated Albo still has her white on her leaves. I've never used silica. People don't have to buy expensive moss poles any support would work. I think the most important thing is the chunky soil mix really and not overwatering.
@@rosewest5168 you’re absolutely right! I think people get carried away. They see influencers-people who make money on the content they make- do xyz and try to mimick that. Real moss poles aren’t needed. People who sells plants do use them as the plant roots into the pole. So once they make the cut to sell, the plant is already rooted. Us regulars can use about anything to keep it upright and from taking over our home. Ooh, the multiple bottles of fertilizer🤣 I refuse to use such a system. Any ole all purpose well balanced fertilizer will do the job. I don’t use any of the other stuff either. They just have to do with the light from our south facing window. If it can’t handle the direct light or the dappled light that provides, then maybe I shouldn’t be owning that plant. You’ll soon need to rent an apartment for all the monstera you own😅 Let me hush! I myself have an albo, a regular one, a Thai, an aurea and a green-on-green. And still debating if I’d like a mint🫢
What a wonderful success Story. They didn't give up, when a lot of people would, I am in Alberta Canada and of course cannot order from him, but I wish I could. He has beautiful plants, and such dedication. All I can say in Congratulations to you both.
Omg! I just realized I bought my first monstera albo from him last month from a plant meet up event. He was very kind. Planning to buy a succulent next time I see him :)
But both Deliciosa and Borsigiana are Deliciosa. -Deliciosa would be Deliciosa Large Form -‘Borsigiana’ would be Deliciosa Small Form Deliciosa Small Form does get the ruffles on the geniculum. It just takes a long time just like it takes a longer time to get leaves as big as Large Form. Let’s be respectful to the researchers who did their best to study and clear up the confusion
From what I gather it is an app called plant life where you do a live feed and sell plants?? But they didn't explain it very well and that was a pity since that was what peaked my interest too.
GOD never leave you now you are doing great and supporting your family felicidades esta es Dieppaj in PS Dios nunca te dejo estoy feliz por ustedes ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
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I have been a Maryo supporter from the very first live! That first live was a well planned but very “unsure” sale at the beginning. He was soooo shy. Lots of variegated ZZ plants. 😂 Near the end, he didn’t want to stop the live because he was doing so well. It was very late, so he went and grabbed a grow light to keep going. I think he just kept going until his phone died. I watched the transformation they went through, from unsure of their success to certainty of their success. I was there when they announced the closing of their store, and everyone was afraid of them leaving completely. But they just ramped up their PlantStory game. They already had their loyal following, but then NWE started doing cacti and regularly mentioning Maryosucculents, and he paired with Yaya. These just added to their success. After watching this, I am reminded that I need to go take care of all of my Maryo plants. There are so many!
When the plant community is in true accord, it’s so good. But when it’s bad it’s HORRIFIC. So happy for him and his family.
Great interview with that passionate grower. Thanks for sharing Chris!
Thank you Carol 😊
I visited their location about 3.5 yrs ago and they had an amazing greenhouse. My daughters weren’t happy since they were adeep in Vista and they hated the winding roads🤭. I didn’t buy a string of hearts but purchased a Hoya Pottsi and H. Rotundiflora which I still have.
I'm glad he's shining for the haters in his area. 💎
Greetings from Germany! Thanks, chief. Very inspiring :) Great content overall. As a wannabe seller it's extremely useful. Keep em comin'!
Oke, who are the succulent bully bandits?
We ride at dawn!🏇🏇
Loph lover he is
That damn intro had me almost crying 😢I’m so happy for him people are so negative
I feel there's a lot of racism involved.. "This is not for you". Terrible. Glad they made it. They grow better plants too. Young people know new things. :) Couldn't help to stare at the white variegated euphorbia's in the back. My favourite plants!.
im obsessed w lophophora, the cacti on his shirt! so cool to see another loph grower right down the street from me, i will have to check out his offerings, thanks for this great interview
New vid Let’s gooo!!!
Thank you for being EARLY!!! 🙏
Back in my home country we eat mostera fruits all the time and it has an amazing flavour we call it the fruit of 7 flavours, as sometimes it ranges from a pineapple flavour, or banana, apple, its super good.
Great video and it's great to see that that family managed to get through with their business, love this format of videos, keep up the great work.
That's so cool! I've got to try it some time!!!
I always try and buy from nurseries and small businesses. I find you get a much better, healthier plant because they have been grown from love.
I can't tell you how many box store plants I see that have been overwatered and rotting.
Good luck to this guy and well done to him for following his dreams 👏 ❤
What a wonderful tour!
Great video, but why didnt he just refer to his T-Shirt when talking about the taproot on Lophophora's?
Is that grower still in business? What the heck????!!! I don't want to buy stuff from grower who steal.
I loved absolutely everything about this video!! Many blessings to him and his family!!💚✌🏽
(I don't blame him for not going back to aroids!🤭🤷🏽♀️).
Mad respect for persevering and thriving!💪
I.e monstera ...I have a theory that we fuss so much about nutrients and soil and I agree we need chunky mixes but in the wild they have sunlight and soil so it is possible for them to grow that way. I just feel sometimes like things get overly complicated.
It's the same with misting ..some people swear by misting some people swear not too.
Sometimes it can be confusing and hard work for newer plant parents.
I've put mine in the shower before lol
I'm not saying its wrong to give plants nutrients (I have done) or that it's wrong or right to mist.
What I'm saying is along as you have free draining soil and light then plants should do just fine.
I go with your logic as well. There are no people out in the wild that give these plants .....fertilizer, water, the perfect lighting......nope they grow and survive on their own. My philosophy has been "less is more"! I don't do what many plant channels do with their plants and I feel mine look better than theirs.
@@jackiewhitney5031only, there is lots of fertilizer in the wild. There are plenty of insects that leave their droppings behind. Leaves that breakdown etc.
We don’t have that indoors
@Latayla I bought worm castings and the first time I used it and mixed it in with my regular made chunky potting mix my plant went downhill so I've been too afraid to use it since.
@jackiewhitney5031 I can see both sides because as plant parents and especially with rare or tropical plants I think we give the extra care and I'm sure the extras help a bit but I'm just saying I don't think they are all needed. I've seen people buy multiple bottles of fertiliser that they weight out and give.
It can get expensive if you're just starting out. It was for me when I started and I'm still finding things I need to purchase the latest being stratum.
I've grown monsteras for over 2 years now. I have 2 albo plants, 10 leaves propagating currently and 2 Thai's. I don't have a humidifier or a grow tent. I haven't used grow lights up until now ( I bought one the other day for a plant that's going in a darker corner.) I've used regular houseplant baby bio now and again. I give them banana water when I buy bananas instead of it going to waste.
My most variegated Albo still has her white on her leaves. I've never used silica.
People don't have to buy expensive moss poles any support would work. I think the most important thing is the chunky soil mix really and not overwatering.
@@rosewest5168 you’re absolutely right!
I think people get carried away. They see influencers-people who make money on the content they make- do xyz and try to mimick that.
Real moss poles aren’t needed. People who sells plants do use them as the plant roots into the pole. So once they make the cut to sell, the plant is already rooted.
Us regulars can use about anything to keep it upright and from taking over our home.
Ooh, the multiple bottles of fertilizer🤣 I refuse to use such a system. Any ole all purpose well balanced fertilizer will do the job.
I don’t use any of the other stuff either. They just have to do with the light from our south facing window. If it can’t handle the direct light or the dappled light that provides, then maybe I shouldn’t be owning that plant.
You’ll soon need to rent an apartment for all the monstera you own😅
Let me hush! I myself have an albo, a regular one, a Thai, an aurea and a green-on-green. And still debating if I’d like a mint🫢
Aww this is amazing i love there shop Hernan and his wife are amazing Maryos succulents
What a wonderful success Story. They didn't give up, when a lot of people would, I am in Alberta Canada and of course cannot order from him, but I wish I could. He has beautiful plants, and such dedication. All I can say in Congratulations to you both.
@15:59 what? Nothing 😂 imagine if he fed the thing, he'd need a whole new greenhouse just for the borsigiana❤😅
Perfect video for Sunday morning (yes, new zealand, we're ahead 😂)... So happy for him, perseverance is a virtue and a key to success ❤
Exactly what I need after waking up!
WHAT UP MUNZ
Lots of “Gate Keepers” and crab mentality in the plant industry.
Omg! I just realized I bought my first monstera albo from him last month from a plant meet up event. He was very kind. Planning to buy a succulent next time I see him :)
But both Deliciosa and Borsigiana are Deliciosa.
-Deliciosa would be Deliciosa Large Form
-‘Borsigiana’ would be Deliciosa Small Form
Deliciosa Small Form does get the ruffles on the geniculum. It just takes a long time just like it takes a longer time to get leaves as big as Large Form.
Let’s be respectful to the researchers who did their best to study and clear up the confusion
I’ve heard you use the word sport before-what does that mean?
Just a term for specimens that put out any sort of genetic change
This man’s favorite plant is peyote. 🤘😎
So glad I found you .I am learning so much . 😊
Never been this early 😊😂💪🏽
GMORNING GMORNING
What was the name of that $1200 plant?
This is so inspirational wow
What comment saved him?
He explains at 19:30
From what I gather it is an app called plant life where you do a live feed and sell plants?? But they didn't explain it very well and that was a pity since that was what peaked my interest too.
@@13BulliTs It's called PalmStreet :) Maryo and myself use it to Live Sell plants each week! www.palmstreet.app/br/hrq0HQQT
@@13BulliTs It was formerly called plantstory and recently it was changed to palmstreet so not to confuse anybody here.
GOD never leave you now you are doing great and supporting your family felicidades esta es Dieppaj in PS Dios nunca te dejo estoy feliz por ustedes ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉