Hi Fern, botanist here 🥰I am not sure about the Begonia 'Linda Dawn' specifically, but the reflective spots on most begonias (such as Begonia maculata) is an adaptive trait and develops because it is maintaining high photosynthetic rates, so additional light energy could be damaging. This makes it want to reflect the light away instead of absorb it. I know you have tried many growing circumstances, but sometimes adaptive development such as this need a decent amount of time for acclimation (the plant is working on constructing the new leaf long before it fully forms and sprouts). You may see a several month delay even. I would try keeping it in a lower light setting and possibly a very slightly lower temperature, though cooler air temps hold less water so be careful to maintain humidity, as well. I am not sure if this actually helps, but I am excited for you to experiment with the unique characteristic more!!
I’m a beginner plant parent. I live with my parents so I can only have plants in my own room, but I managed to squeeze in over 20 plants lol! Mostly beginner plants but I loooove them!! I have also gotten some really beautiful plants and cacti from growing seeds from just regular fruits I buy at the supermarket (for example avocado and dragon fruit!). None of my friends want to talk to me about plants so you’re my only plant friend. Appreciate it!
It’s so nice to watch someone else who is so excited about spring growth. I live with my crotchety old man and he just doesn’t crush on my plants with me.
spring growth is no joke! my golden pothos is pushing out three leaves off the same cutting, it's wild! thanks for showing off your super neat plants (:
I have around 80 or more begonias including a Linda dawn. All begonias have spots. it's just a begonia trait and sometimes you can see them more than other times. Begonias kinda just do what they want. They are definitely not perfect lol. 😊
It's almost been two years since I lost my mom and I was feeling horrible today. This video brought a smile to my face, thank you so much for what you do Fern. It really brings light into my days. So much love.
You could definitely cut the inflo off, seeing as it's the first one there is a fair chance it won't do much anyway. I'd prioritise the leaf too if not worried about collecting the pollen this time!
The ZZ, rip a leaf off make sure you get part of the stem with it and set it in soil at a 45 degree angle. Keep it moist not wet for the first couple weeks and back off on the water. It's gonna take months to get a potato bulb
i would cut off the forgetii bloom if you want to prioritize the leaf! in my experience it’ll try to put out a flower between each leaf so you should get another one soon if you end up wanting to keep it!
Your raven zz is fine. The yellowish bumps you see on the stem where you cut it is where the roots will come out and form the rhizome. I have 3 stem cuttings that did the same.
Hi I propagated a ZZ and it took forever to root, I did mine in water, but after like two months it grew a strong 💪🏽 root! They take some time just keep it clean ☺️
My 12cm Hoya Bella cutting gave me a single peduncle that flowered and I was just amazed such a young plant could produce flowers. Also my Hoya Rotundifolia & Hoya Bella 'Lida Bois' are my mile-a-minute growers, visibly growing daily! It's so exciting to see all this new growth on our plants 🌱💚
My paxtonii (close 'Cousin' to Bella) is about 3-4" long after cutting it in half, it's in a 1.5" pot and the new growth it grew just gave me a peduncle!! 😳 And my retusa is also in a 1.5" and has THREE, two are opening any moment now. The smallest in my collection!! 🙌🙌
@@hollypuckett3931 My retusa is being reluctant to grow and flower, I think it's still hibernating, and also having not heard of the paxtonii I'm off to check that one out 😉Good luck with your plants
I would like to know how plants know it’s spring when they get virtually the same care year round? The same grow lights, the same watering schedule, the same everything. 🌷💚🙃
I think temperature is a big thing. And humidity, since I’m running the heat less the relative humidity gets higher. Also just the longer days, they get light for more hours ☺️
They probably have a circadian rhythm like animals and people do telling them they’re nocturnal or diurnal. Hamsters know even if you keep them in anninterior room in an apartments
was looking for a calming wholesome plant video to watch and I'm glad I went for one of yours! loved this and I'm glad you took yoru time going through the plants for us.
Definitely cut the infloresence on your forgettii, that way they plant can put its energy into that new leaf instead of on making a flower! Regarding your Begonia, for some reason I *think* I remember reading on Steve's Leaves website that some Begonias change their leaf appearance depending on the temperature of their environment. So I would venture to say that as the weather warms up, your Linda Dawn may start having less spots on its leaves. I had some silvery Begonias in the past and this was the case for them, if I remember correctly!
Not a Raven, but I had really good luck rooting my regular green ZZ stem cuttings (leaf cuttings too) in just water. Shady ish spot on the east facing windowsill (there’s a shrub in front of that corner), probably got a little of the humidity from nearby action, but it took foreverrrrrr - like 4-5? Months maybe before I potted them all up. Note I never changed the water either, just topped it off. Rooting hormones in there I didn’t want to disturb Since then I’ve gotten exactly one new stalk from one of the stem cuttings lol I have a rhipsalis too that I was able to get some of my broken off/smaller pieces to root. Or at least I think they’re rooted cuz they have little baby new growths coming from them 🥰 My Linda Dawn went back outside last week, hello warm TX temps 🙌🏾. She’s lookin a bit scraggly from the winter too though and needs a chop this weekend, but hoping mine rebounds back to her usual fabulosity. Not that I need any more cuttings, they’re literally everywhere in my house now Edits to add info ❤️
🪴 Oh my goodness all the new growth is so cute!🪴 My hoya curtisii has a good amount of new growth and I absolutely cannot wait to see her start to vine out! I love your earrings by the way 💚
Oh and def chop the flower on the Forgetii, it’s probably putting all the energy into that. I cut all the flowers off mine and all my anthurium are thriving🤗
I have heard that begonia in general gets more spotty when the weather is less warm. Begonias mostly enjoys autumn like weather, and they could also get shinier spots in slightly lower temperature.
I think that since your anthurium flower has already gotten that far, cutting it won't save any energy that hasn't already been expended. I am not 100% certain, but it is what I have heard from some of my local anthurium experts.
Hi there! Just wanted to assure you that ZZ plants take months to grow roots from stem propagation. I know this from experience. 😌 Your Raven ZZ should be fine, it just needs LOTS of time. They’re stubborn. Haha
The Raven ZZ is looking good! They can take quite some time to form a rhizome so no worries. Moving it into the cabinet was a good idea, the light and humidity will help. Also, if it comes down to it you can propagate the leaves!
How did I miss this video!? Idk!? But Im here now!! That syngonium albo leave is gorgeous girl!! Omg and the new leaf is even more gorgeous!! Yesss maam!! I just posted alot of my leaves on my FB!! They amaze me!! Im like HOW!? Lol!! I love this plant so much!! Great video boo!! Love your channel sister!!
Enjoyed this Spring/Spring growth update so much! We all get excited about new growth after a long Winter. 😊. So many pretty plants especially the Hoya Findlaysonii and the Mathilda. Very gorgeous! Many thanks. 👏🪴🥰
Unless you will be collecting the pollen on the forgetii I would definitely remove the flower bc they drain a lot of energy from the plant ! Also they like to stay damp so that’s probably why it’s getting crispy along with the humidity 🙈 So much new growth happening , so exciting 🤍🌱 I started my poly from a 2 leaf cutting back in November & its trailing now so it’ll come back to being full in no time , you got this 🥰👏🏼
Don’t worry about the zz, they’re suuuper slow to propagate! it took over a year for my cutting to put out a new stem and they’re not picky about the medium so if you put it in water it’ll be easy to see the root/rhizome progress
Hey Fern, don't stress on the Raven. They take SO LONG to root and even longer to develop a full rhizome. In regards to the Warscewiczii, (my fave Calathea too ☺️) I'm glad you put it in lower light! I find these like even less light than some of the darkest leaf Calatheas out there. They are also some vengeful B's if you miss their regular watering by even a few hours, I swear. It's the only plant of mine that I have an exact day and time to be watered. 😂 I have mine in a potting mix with a little extra water retention amendments and I don't let it dry out fully, ever.
Hi Fern, thanks for this great update. Love the new growth on your paraduxa! I love spring! Everything is growing nicely and all those new growths on my plants makes me happy 😊! Enjoy your beautiful plants and thanks for sharing!
mentioned a support for the one plant in the collection, was thinking maybe pot makers could make some kind of new pot where they attach/incorporate some kind of attachment point to the exterior of the pot to allow for a moss pole, stake, or vertical vine training product that could be like a strap that wraps around the pot and has a holster to secure the pole to the outside of the pot so the plants have more room in the pot to keep from soil loss ie root space reduction from the current problem of being forced to place the poles inside the pot taking up space that keeps the plants from reaching their potential maximum size since the roots are being limited from the amount of space that they could grow into, so this product would be a benefit to save money from reduced transplants where ya save on soil/pots that add up over time when horticulturalists are forced to plant in either a. bigger pots because the pole hinders the plant from becoming the peak size, b. choosing pots that aren’t the ones that are actually desired because the poles require a certain size to allow the soil to hold the pole into place ya know, there can’t be a small pot with a moss pole cause there wouldnt be enough soil to stabilize the pole… so seems like a good invention, i’ll work with ya to design and develop if ya’d like to start a business and make some extra cash ?!?!?!
So much excitement 😍 Spring is the GOAT 🐐 your raven looks just how it should! You'll start to see the cut end getting a strange texture and the color sort of changes, you'll start to see little bumps that will grow out to roots and then a little blob kinda forms and you'll see the rhizome grow. It took mine probably 8 months to get rooted enough to transition to soil. Keep in, keeping on! You got this 😆
About the variegated Burle marx reverting, it’s not you. Those beautiful guys are just volatile. So glad to see your polyneura is making a come back! Mine grows so fast, so I’m sure yours will be back to original size in no time:)
Cut the flower, they grow in often enough if you want to do pollination down the line, just get that little leaf growing...😊 Loved this video Fern, thank you what lovely new growth and those Hoya....ooo so pretty gives me goosebumps 🪴💚
The syngonium albo might have rust fungus. Copper fungicide will take care of it. It does spread to other plants. Mine had the same spotting and the fungicide resolved it.
I have rooted quite a few raven zz leaves/cuttings, and I find they root WAY faster if you put them on a heat mat! That might speed things up for you 😊
My zz raven took about 1 month to grow roots. I have 4 leaves in water and it took about 2 months to grow rhizomes and roots. Try putting single leaf in water
I do know that many begonia species will have spots in the juvenile form but as they reach maturity they lose them. Like baby deer! And since it looks like that big dark leaf was towards the very bottom, it would suggest the same thing.
I have a begonia black magic and it threw some spotted leaves for a while before it went back to normal. Nothing changed during that time, so I think it’s a sport thing that just happens sometimes ☺️
My burle marx Var. reverts so much too, do you mind sharing what you did to get yours to push variegation again? Thanks, this is a super inspiring video, allll the spring vibes and excitement for 2022 growing season! 🌱💖
Hi Fern, botanist here 🥰I am not sure about the Begonia 'Linda Dawn' specifically, but the reflective spots on most begonias (such as Begonia maculata) is an adaptive trait and develops because it is maintaining high photosynthetic rates, so additional light energy could be damaging. This makes it want to reflect the light away instead of absorb it. I know you have tried many growing circumstances, but sometimes adaptive development such as this need a decent amount of time for acclimation (the plant is working on constructing the new leaf long before it fully forms and sprouts). You may see a several month delay even. I would try keeping it in a lower light setting and possibly a very slightly lower temperature, though cooler air temps hold less water so be careful to maintain humidity, as well. I am not sure if this actually helps, but I am excited for you to experiment with the unique characteristic more!!
Wow! I know this comment was for fern, but that was such an amazing fact to learn! I’m really happy you shared your knowledge! 🥰
Cool, science is fun 😃
No need to rush Fern, long planty videos are the best ones 🥰🪴
Love listening to you talking about your plants 🥰
Agree wholeheartedly
Agree!
I’m a beginner plant parent. I live with my parents so I can only have plants in my own room, but I managed to squeeze in over 20 plants lol! Mostly beginner plants but I loooove them!! I have also gotten some really beautiful plants and cacti from growing seeds from just regular fruits I buy at the supermarket (for example avocado and dragon fruit!). None of my friends want to talk to me about plants so you’re my only plant friend. Appreciate it!
We can be plant friends boo!! 😊
@@crystalgumm3741 yesss 🥹
It’s so nice to watch someone else who is so excited about spring growth. I live with my crotchety old man and he just doesn’t crush on my plants with me.
Hahaha!
Someone should really tell old men that supportive comments are free and so stop being so stingy
I'd leave that raven ZZ cutting alone for like a year! I purchased a rooted one that did nothing for a year and a half and is just finally growing 🤗
So true! They do nothing forever!
They take months to root, so stressful. 😆
I was going to comment the same thing! Mine took like 4-5 months to reroot!
Agreed! ZZs live on their own schedule.
ZZ plants take a notoriously long time to root, I received some cuttings that took months to root. Took even longer for the rhizomes to develop 😬
I rooted a couple of cuttings but it took like 4 months. I thought it was a goner but it lived, lol.
Seriously. I have a variegated one that I waited an entire YEAR for it to give me an entire reverted shoot 😂 I almost threw it out the window
Omg, you’re so stinkin cute when you get excited finding new growth you didn’t know was there. Happy spring!
Planty updates are meant to be enjoyed and need not be rushed. Love it. 👍
spring growth is no joke! my golden pothos is pushing out three leaves off the same cutting, it's wild! thanks for showing off your super neat plants (:
I have around 80 or more begonias including a Linda dawn. All begonias have spots. it's just a begonia trait and sometimes you can see them more than other times. Begonias kinda just do what they want. They are definitely not perfect lol. 😊
Awe Fern, I don’t know what is cuter?! Your little pigtails or your little Anthurium seedlings? 🥺🤩🤍
it took me literal months to propagate my zz plant so please don't get discouraged 🥺 the babes just act at snail pace
It's almost been two years since I lost my mom and I was feeling horrible today. This video brought a smile to my face, thank you so much for what you do Fern. It really brings light into my days. So much love.
Sending you love, Emma ❤️ I hope you find her in all the growth of spring
@@hollypuckett3931 thank you Holly 💞
You could definitely cut the inflo off, seeing as it's the first one there is a fair chance it won't do much anyway. I'd prioritise the leaf too if not worried about collecting the pollen this time!
I don't know anything about anthuriums but most other plants I pinch flowers off early in the spring so they focus on foliage. I'd snip that bloom!
The linda dawn looks so cool, but I’ve never seen one in person. I love starting the weekend with a new wildfern video!❤️
The ZZ, rip a leaf off make sure you get part of the stem with it and set it in soil at a 45 degree angle. Keep it moist not wet for the first couple weeks and back off on the water. It's gonna take months to get a potato bulb
Zz's take forever to root...don't give up! It's doing fine!
My first thought was “I’m giving away all my plants” for an April fools 🤪
I loved the reminder to breath at minute 10! Seriously though, always needed.
☺️☺️☺️
i would cut off the forgetii bloom if you want to prioritize the leaf! in my experience it’ll try to put out a flower between each leaf so you should get another one soon if you end up wanting to keep it!
Your raven zz is fine. The yellowish bumps you see on the stem where you cut it is where the roots will come out and form the rhizome. I have 3 stem cuttings that did the same.
Hi I propagated a ZZ and it took forever to root, I did mine in water, but after like two months it grew a strong 💪🏽 root! They take some time just keep it clean ☺️
My 12cm Hoya Bella cutting gave me a single peduncle that flowered and I was just amazed such a young plant could produce flowers. Also my Hoya Rotundifolia & Hoya Bella 'Lida Bois' are my mile-a-minute growers, visibly growing daily! It's so exciting to see all this new growth on our plants 🌱💚
My paxtonii (close 'Cousin' to Bella) is about 3-4" long after cutting it in half, it's in a 1.5" pot and the new growth it grew just gave me a peduncle!! 😳
And my retusa is also in a 1.5" and has THREE, two are opening any moment now. The smallest in my collection!! 🙌🙌
@@hollypuckett3931 My retusa is being reluctant to grow and flower, I think it's still hibernating, and also having not heard of the paxtonii I'm off to check that one out 😉Good luck with your plants
@@Carey.S75 Likewise! Happy growing ❤️
I would like to know how plants know it’s spring when they get virtually the same care year round? The same grow lights, the same watering schedule, the same everything. 🌷💚🙃
I think temperature is a big thing. And humidity, since I’m running the heat less the relative humidity gets higher. Also just the longer days, they get light for more hours ☺️
ALOL, God tells them !
They probably have a circadian rhythm like animals and people do telling them they’re nocturnal or diurnal. Hamsters know even if you keep them in anninterior room in an apartments
was looking for a calming wholesome plant video to watch and I'm glad I went for one of yours! loved this and I'm glad you took yoru time going through the plants for us.
Give the raven ZZ some time! :) they take foreverrrrrrr but it’ll be so cute and worth it
It took me like half a year to get roots on my zz raven, so no worries at all!
also, it's possible to propagate it from just a single leaf and it takes about the same time.
Your syngonium albo is sooo beautiful! I’m pretty content with my collection at the moment, but that is one plant I would love to find! 💚🤍
also i’m soooo sad about your polyneura it really was glorious!! but i’m glad you were able to salvage a piece to keep her around!
omg I thought the spots on the Linda dawn was how it was supposed to look! the dark leaves made me worried 😂
I so enjoy your excitement with new leafs and vines. I do the same
The Linda dawn can have pink spots and mature into the darker red.
The arabian sunset, although looks similar, does not get spots :)
i am absolutely in love with your collection, fern! you look radiant as always
A new video first thing on a Friday!!! I must be in planty heaven!!!
I’m glad to know it’s normal for a Brasil to put out lime leaves. Mine recently started doing that. Enjoyed seeing all your plants.💚🌿🌱🪴💚
When I propped my ZZ it took forever, it might be a good idea to pop it just straight in water so you can keep an eye on it 🤗
Definitely cut the infloresence on your forgettii, that way they plant can put its energy into that new leaf instead of on making a flower!
Regarding your Begonia, for some reason I *think* I remember reading on Steve's Leaves website that some Begonias change their leaf appearance depending on the temperature of their environment. So I would venture to say that as the weather warms up, your Linda Dawn may start having less spots on its leaves. I had some silvery Begonias in the past and this was the case for them, if I remember correctly!
Not a Raven, but I had really good luck rooting my regular green ZZ stem cuttings (leaf cuttings too) in just water.
Shady ish spot on the east facing windowsill (there’s a shrub in front of that corner), probably got a little of the humidity from nearby action, but it took foreverrrrrr - like 4-5? Months maybe before I potted them all up. Note I never changed the water either, just topped it off. Rooting hormones in there I didn’t want to disturb
Since then I’ve gotten exactly one new stalk from one of the stem cuttings lol
I have a rhipsalis too that I was able to get some of my broken off/smaller pieces to root. Or at least I think they’re rooted cuz they have little baby new growths coming from them 🥰
My Linda Dawn went back outside last week, hello warm TX temps 🙌🏾. She’s lookin a bit scraggly from the winter too though and needs a chop this weekend, but hoping mine rebounds back to her usual fabulosity.
Not that I need any more cuttings, they’re literally everywhere in my house now
Edits to add info ❤️
🪴 Oh my goodness all the new growth is so cute!🪴 My hoya curtisii has a good amount of new growth and I absolutely cannot wait to see her start to vine out! I love your earrings by the way 💚
Oh and def chop the flower on the Forgetii, it’s probably putting all the energy into that. I cut all the flowers off mine and all my anthurium are thriving🤗
i’m living for the consistent posts🤩🤩
April 1st is an old new year and it makes more sense.
So happy new year.
Great vid
Your little baby pigtails give me life
How can you make all your plants happy?wow fern your on a next level!..😍
I have heard that begonia in general gets more spotty when the weather is less warm. Begonias mostly enjoys autumn like weather, and they could also get shinier spots in slightly lower temperature.
I think that since your anthurium flower has already gotten that far, cutting it won't save any energy that hasn't already been expended. I am not 100% certain, but it is what I have heard from some of my local anthurium experts.
I have heard the same, once you can see its an inflo its already spent the energy
Hi there! Just wanted to assure you that ZZ plants take months to grow roots from stem propagation. I know this from experience. 😌 Your Raven ZZ should be fine, it just needs LOTS of time. They’re stubborn. Haha
best hairstyle for april fern, really shocked me wondering what was going on then saw those cute pig tails
The Raven ZZ is looking good! They can take quite some time to form a rhizome so no worries. Moving it into the cabinet was a good idea, the light and humidity will help. Also, if it comes down to it you can propagate the leaves!
Don’t worry about your ZZ yet! They take FOREVER to root!! If you are worried, you can always take a few leaves for leaf propagating and insurance :)
How did I miss this video!? Idk!? But Im here now!! That syngonium albo leave is gorgeous girl!! Omg and the new leaf is even more gorgeous!! Yesss maam!! I just posted alot of my leaves on my FB!! They amaze me!! Im like HOW!? Lol!! I love this plant so much!! Great video boo!! Love your channel sister!!
Enjoyed this Spring/Spring growth update so much! We all get excited about new growth after a long Winter. 😊. So many pretty plants especially the Hoya Findlaysonii and the Mathilda. Very gorgeous! Many thanks. 👏🪴🥰
Morning Fern🌿 Hope you have a lovely day, thanks for a long video😃
edit: loving the tiny pigtails🥺
Your philodendron Brazil
Is the most beautiful plant I’ve ever seen!!
Unless you will be collecting the pollen on the forgetii I would definitely remove the flower bc they drain a lot of energy from the plant ! Also they like to stay damp so that’s probably why it’s getting crispy along with the humidity 🙈
So much new growth happening , so exciting 🤍🌱 I started my poly from a 2 leaf cutting back in November & its trailing now so it’ll come back to being full in no time , you got this 🥰👏🏼
I love that Brazil Fern. Plants are beautiful.
Don’t worry about the zz, they’re suuuper slow to propagate! it took over a year for my cutting to put out a new stem and they’re not picky about the medium so if you put it in water it’ll be easy to see the root/rhizome progress
The baby growth on the rhipsalis is too cute 🥰🌱
My baby dischidia ovata was finally starting to push out two new vines and a couple of leaves, and a MOUSE ate them!!! Grrrr
Hey Fern, don't stress on the Raven. They take SO LONG to root and even longer to develop a full rhizome. In regards to the Warscewiczii, (my fave Calathea too ☺️) I'm glad you put it in lower light! I find these like even less light than some of the darkest leaf Calatheas out there. They are also some vengeful B's if you miss their regular watering by even a few hours, I swear. It's the only plant of mine that I have an exact day and time to be watered. 😂 I have mine in a potting mix with a little extra water retention amendments and I don't let it dry out fully, ever.
Btw, my Warscewiczii is in my profile pic. 😄
Hi Fern, thanks for this great update. Love the new growth on your paraduxa! I love spring! Everything is growing nicely and all those new growths on my plants makes me happy 😊! Enjoy your beautiful plants and thanks for sharing!
a "my Thai is rotting again for the 8274th time" video would've been a funny April's fools hahaha
Bahahah
mentioned a support for the one plant in the collection, was thinking maybe pot makers could make some kind of new pot where they attach/incorporate some kind of attachment point to the exterior of the pot to allow for a moss pole, stake, or vertical vine training product that could be like a strap that wraps around the pot and has a holster to secure the pole to the outside of the pot so the plants have more room in the pot to keep from soil loss ie root space reduction from the current problem of being forced to place the poles inside the pot taking up space that keeps the plants from reaching their potential maximum size since the roots are being limited from the amount of space that they could grow into, so this product would be a benefit to save money from reduced transplants where ya save on soil/pots that add up over time when horticulturalists are forced to plant in either a. bigger pots because the pole hinders the plant from becoming the peak size, b. choosing pots that aren’t the ones that are actually desired because the poles require a certain size to allow the soil to hold the pole into place ya know, there can’t be a small pot with a moss pole cause there wouldnt be enough soil to stabilize the pole… so seems like a good invention, i’ll work with ya to design and develop if ya’d like to start a business and make some extra cash ?!?!?!
OMG.. that Mathilde 😭😭😭 she's so beautiful it hurts!! Bravo on the trellis 👏🏽
Beautiful plants i like it,great sharing 💟
So much excitement 😍 Spring is the GOAT 🐐
your raven looks just how it should! You'll start to see the cut end getting a strange texture and the color sort of changes, you'll start to see little bumps that will grow out to roots and then a little blob kinda forms and you'll see the rhizome grow. It took mine probably 8 months to get rooted enough to transition to soil. Keep in, keeping on! You got this 😆
I read somewhere if the new leaf in a Hoya is very easy to drop, it is probably because the plant needs more water.
About the variegated Burle marx reverting, it’s not you. Those beautiful guys are just volatile. So glad to see your polyneura is making a come back! Mine grows so fast, so I’m sure yours will be back to original size in no time:)
Cut the flower, they grow in often enough if you want to do pollination down the line, just get that little leaf growing...😊 Loved this video Fern, thank you what lovely new growth and those Hoya....ooo so pretty gives me goosebumps 🪴💚
Your Brasil is so stunning! The new leaf with the crazy variegation is insane, I love seeing creamy variegation on Brasils ESPECIALLY on the outside!
My cactuses are blooming, I’m crying
Loved the video! Def not complaining about long videos and frequent uploads
The syngonium albo might have rust fungus. Copper fungicide will take care of it. It does spread to other plants. Mine had the same spotting and the fungicide resolved it.
Your april fools joke should have been "I'm Moving Again!"
OMG HAHA yes I wish I would have thought of this
I remember when you potted up your Brasíl. It looks so beautiful now💚💚💚
That Brasil leaf 👌🏻🥰
I love when the spring growth starts. It’s so hard to not chop everything up and have more plants.
I have rooted quite a few raven zz leaves/cuttings, and I find they root WAY faster if you put them on a heat mat! That might speed things up for you 😊
the veruccosum is soooooo beautiful 😍
thank you!!
Love the pigtails 🤩🤩🤩
And the plant updates, of course ❤️🌿✌🏽
Your plants look amazing! Love your Verrucosum !
Corbin
"i have a feeling this video is gonna be long" no worries we all love those! 🥰😍
We love your long videos !
My hoya Bella did the same thing with the 🍃 ( dropping them )while having spider mites attacking baby leafs
I would also cut the flower on the forgetti because I think the foliage is prettier than the flower lol
My zz raven took about 1 month to grow roots. I have 4 leaves in water and it took about 2 months to grow rhizomes and roots. Try putting single leaf in water
So glad your Hoya are waking up! I know you’re been waiting for the caudata to take off! Great content as always!
Plants all look good! Hoping my hoyas will wake up soon :T
I love the plant update videos! I’m always wondering what’s going on with your plants 🤔😅
I do know that many begonia species will have spots in the juvenile form but as they reach maturity they lose them. Like baby deer! And since it looks like that big dark leaf was towards the very bottom, it would suggest the same thing.
The variegated Bella is so amazing
I have a begonia black magic and it threw some spotted leaves for a while before it went back to normal. Nothing changed during that time, so I think it’s a sport thing that just happens sometimes ☺️
Hell yessss another video I love it thank u so much for all the up loads lately
Usually the first flower that comes out doesn't pollinate well anyways. I'd cut it off. I recommend watching adansonii's videos.
I would love a hour long Wildfern video!
This is just what I needed this morning ! 💜
i would sacrifice the inflorescence on the anthurium, when the plant is healthier and bushier it will definitely bloom again
I did it 😃
@@wildfern *applause* cheers to more beautiful growth
Your videos are so fun and I learn so much. 🤓
My burle marx Var. reverts so much too, do you mind sharing what you did to get yours to push variegation again? Thanks, this is a super inspiring video, allll the spring vibes and excitement for 2022 growing season! 🌱💖