Me too. I used to put all my plants outside for "summer vacation" and while they did love it, they came in to my house in fall with bugs. Not doing it anymore.
@@bkrbkrl Yeah I put all mine outside on the patio for about half an hour while I rearranged my plant shelves and in that short time they somehow picked up mealy bugs, spider mites, CABBAGE WORMS and also just normal spiders. Did you know cabbage worms love to eat pilea? Because I didn't. I'm forever beating nature back with a stick.
Me last weekend: Sees cute plants at Walmart and feels so lucky. Buys SEVERAL because duh it's been -40 & we need spring. One hour later: Arrives at home with new plants, all infested with gnats, mealy bugs, etc. Was way too excited to even think about bugs. CLEARLY, I'm a newbie. Later that night: Waiting on Walmart delivery of crap to get rid of all the newly acquired bugs. Oh the irony.
I love Sansevierias. They quickly show me they are happy and do well for me. All types of babies galore from varieties. I notice they do more when kept in glazed pots than plastic nursing pots. I don't have any in terracotta because soil dries out quicker and I notice sometimes in terracotta water alot and still doesn't reach all the way down though it doesn't stay sitting at top either. It can be deceiving in terracotta because The pots itself can be wicking the water I believe so water in some doesn't reach the bottom. Maybe soil is too compact, I don't know. But usually it's too late when I notice this happening.
Interesting...I Think I Got The Idea From YOU From Some Of Your Other Videos To Try Some Of My Houseplants Outdoors. Currently, That Means My Small Front Porch Area. Some Of "The Usual" Like Coleus Have Acted Like "They've Kicked The Pot." I Replaced IT With An Adansoniii Prop That Had Rooted Up Yesterday AND Here I Am Watching Your Video Today!!!
Hey Erika! No worries about thw white stuff on your tera cotta pots- it's "petina" (spelling?), which is minerals that get washed out of the plant after watering. if you want, you can clean it off with vinegar and water, but it isnt necessary. It won't harm your plants:)
Oh good! I’m used to seeing it on my other pots, but this one smelled kind of moldy & rubbed off suuuper easily so I just assumed it was mold 😬 I never knew it was called petina tho!
Hey, so the white stuff you see on terracotta pots is not mold! It’s actually natural salts and minerals from the water you give them :) it’s not bad for the plants
Your enthusiasm and cheerfulness is exactly what I feel for my plants when I’m with them. Only it’s mostly internal and expressed by an ear to ear grin LOL maybe it’s because I’m a guy. .. idk lol
Lovely collection! Tip for the “Spring Cactus” which as you mentioned is an epiphytic plant. Since they grow under jungle leaf canopies they are adapted to indirect bright light or dappled sun light. Where you have it sitting, it gets scorching sunlight. The other ones in the metal stand escaped the same fate because they are hidden behind the column and under porch cover. If you move the “Spring Cactus 12” inches toward the house it should be good.
Has anyone talked to your plants? I do in the morning and night time. I stopped for like two weeks. I noticed more yellow and my spath blooms that were coming died! Everything else was the same other plants were affected. Now any time I am in that room I just have a conversation one sided of course.
I would leave the spiders! I hate them too but they will eat all the bad bugs that will snack on your plants 🙂 so think of them as good things protecting your plants 💚
I really do think some of the house plants enjoy being out in the spring and summer. I planted my Monstera into the ground in a semi shaded area of my garden and it grew to be over 7 feet tall so apparently the Monstera likes it outdoors. so that’s where I plant them now and they’re all doing well
Loved seeing all of your outdoor plants oh my goodness that thai constellation is looking very well indeed! Loved all your plants outside they are all looking great. Spiders like them are a very good way to keep some bugs away and some of the nastier ones too, the plant near the azalea is a hibiscus and I love them I have a pinky purple one and it is flowering now but lost the flower it had on it. It is one of my earlier bonsai and is looking good. I don't know much yet about azalea , yet lol, I have a white flowering one. I think they die back after flowering, bonsai masters take all the spent flowers of the plant to reduce die back, mine is nursery, or pre bonsai and I want to give it a go as bonsai, they are more work than some of the other species. I really liked the video and keep them coming as it is so good to see them in my feed after a rough day. Have a good one, 😁
Where I live in the southeast, azaleas proliferate most people's yards. I have a pink one in my yard. My neighbor did a bonsai thing with hers (she's a transplant to NC) and it was so weird to me. I had no idea people did that with them because here, we just let them go wild basically and then they get cut back in the fall for the next year. After they flower they do look a bit rough because of all the energy that went into the flowers, but in less than a month the plant puts out so much new foliage and it's just a happy little bush for the rest of the summer.
I leave my asparagus fern outside all winter because its just in too large of a pot to move now, and it comes back every year, and it dies off completely. It also gets full sun all day. I feel like that helps it. The Plant Farm has 2 types of Orchid Cactus for sale, I just potted up 2 cuttings I purchased from them of their Golden Orchid Cactus. Super excited for it to grow. Thanks for the tour! I'd been waiting for it after the cleanup video.
Ooh that would be good if this plant could get full sun, bc it opens up that spot on the shelf. I’ll move it & see how it goes! & 😱 I’ll look at the listings! Thanks for letting me know
Oooh your plants are ❤️❤️❤️. Love all the beauties outside. Definitely jealous of that. I’m in Utah so my plants are indoors for most of the year. Too hot and dry in the summer and to cold and snowy in the winter
The nutrient deficiency your plant has is a magnesium deficiency. If you put one teaspoon Epsom salts in a gallon of water over. Of time that will take care of that problem. Magnesium and sulfate or what is in Epsom salts and magnesium is in Port for chlorophyll production so that's why it's not evenly green
I know you’ve been doing these videos for a while and I don’t want to step on your toes(so to speak) but for my pepperomias they don’t like to dry out. I tend to loose leave on mine if I don’t water them in time. I have a few of mine in leca and the others in plastic pots. I think I need to transfer my scindapsis into a clay pot, because the keep getting a yellow leaf every time I water it, and I water it when I see the leaves curl a little bit. It’s still in the plastic nursery pot I bought it in. Is your leibling plant a snake plant?
Btw you mention your parents , what do they think about all your plants ? And what made you catch the planty-bug? I caught the bug when I killed my first houseplants ironically enough. I was determined to not kill anymore hahaha
I think they would like if I kept the amount of plants to just be in my room haha. Hmm honestly I don’t know. I’ve always liked plants & the idea of taking care of them. I occasionally only had little plants that were grown from seed & took care of them. & then i realized that I could buy a plant... & take care of it. So I bought a Golden Pothos & watching it grow made me want more plants & here we are today 🤗
Erika, you have the space for your last Monstera Deliciosa to be growing on the ground. That's the way you'll get it to eventually fruit. They grow so ginormous (the leaves). It won't take over your ground space but it it take beautiful space. If I had space I would plant in ground in front yard because it is beautiful.
Oh I just got some fruit from Monstera deliciosa but I am too scared to eat it. I've been researching how to eat and I believe half of the fruit is ready but what if I'm wrong. The plant and fruit is poisonous UNLESS you eat part of the fruit at the right time then it's describes as having a pineapple-bananna, pineapple-coconut taste, pina-colada. I'm too scured but the opportunity is here (it doesn't always come for some).
I’ve been searching for a cebu blue. I saw one over a year ago and didn’t purchase because the seller wanted like $30 for a cutting. I said, no thank you. I guess I didn’t want it that bad.
Lynn Harty Thanks, my nearest Home Depot is about an hour away. I would hate to drive that far and not find one (lol, I would probably find something though). I wonder if the Home Depot garden center would be able to tell me if they have any if I call in advance? Sounds like a little road trip may be in my future.
What works better than plastic chop sticks: wood or bamboo kabob skewers. I also purchase the large bamboo or wood campfire marshmellow sticks. They are large and sturdy for bigger plants.
Hoya pubicalyx: This could be fungus (possibly). I may suggest inspecting the roots asap, and try using fungus-killer substance (mix with water to water the plant as well as spraying). Normally fungus is caused by either root rot, too much humidity, lack of sunlight, getting from transmission in air/other plants... In Asia where humidity is high we are always encouraged to bring plants even low-light ones outside for little bit sunbath at least 1-2 times weekly to help them photosynthesize & kill the fungus. Of course it can also be other problems. Just my first guess.
So many of your plants are soo sad :( that monstera tai constellation needs haylp! Wonderful collection ....but girl....if you have soo many plants that you can’t keep up with them properly then downsize to your favorites and give them the absolute best care that they deserve
Plant yellowing like your Hoya is confusing because those are signs of getting too much sun (usually if I don't find a crispy brown dead leave I assume it's not too much sun), NOT enough sunlight, nutrient deficiency. I don't think that's ever an issue since I have slow release and dilute a liquid fertilizer at least once a month but I can be wrong. Also occasionally I throw in a little to each pot some of my used coffee grinds, powered or puree eggshells.
Erika and anyone in plant zone 10 or in similar California weather, did you have problems with Peperomia plants. I've had three varieties red Rosso, red something else, and I don't remember because they no longer exist. I kept them inside and I can't figure what keeps them satisfied. I don't know what I did wrong or right but they all died at different times. Hesitant to get any Peperimias since I don't want to unknowingly repeat the same mistakes and end their lives. I guess I can do without since they are slow growers and tend to stay small. Yet I still ask myself: Can they really accentuate my space? Add anything to my space? Do they have something that any other of my plants or a plant on my wish list doesn't have?
Ok so I just finished with your outdoors house plants, you moved a lot outside. I don't remember the point and finally am able to leave comments. Not sure about pics or not, if not I'll explain. You showed a diffenbachia which looked really good taken care of which reminded of the one I have but was in a pot along with a maranta (prayer plant) that I just seperated into their own pots. Looks like I can't show you a pic from this site but maybe another way so I'll just say for now. I think I really shocked the 2 plants especially the maranta, it looks like it's on its way out. It was doing really well even flowering now and then. If you have a weather app that you can see what the weather is anywhere you want, would you look up Peru, Indiana and see what it says could you be kind enough to give me your opinion on bringing some health back to my maranta. I know it may sound like a lot but I do value your opinion and would hate to loose this plant, it was one of my favorites. If I can find a email I'll try to send pics that way.
Jade pothos? I didn't know they had a all green Jade pothos. On my want list now. I just recently bought a Jade pearl pothos. It's pretty but small in 4 in. Pot. Repotted to a bigger pot yesterday because had roots coming out from the bottom and I want more & bigger of it. Hoping.
Erika , can I leave my plants like Hoyas pothos snake plants outside in my east porch and rubber plant outside in west facing porch , throughout winter , should I bring them inside now that we hv cold nights in Houston
do you think that you would be willing to sell a cutting from one of your string of hearts? I'm looking for one and literally can't find any that don't seem sketchy
Are you on reddit? There is a subreddit called r/takeaplantleaveaplant and people trade all sorts of stuff. I just got some string of hearts as an extra in a trade last week
@@CindyMay I've looked up every possible variation on Etsy for Mazplants and there is none. Do you live in the U.S? because if you don't, it might be different for me
My snake plant some of the leaves are starting to curl into a Taco like your whale fin plant. Is that normal or does that mean I am watering to much or am I not watering it enough. I tried looking up information but I got conflicting info. Some say i am watering too much and some say I am watering too little. Any suggestions?
@@pacmoon14 I water it maybe once a week or once every 2 weeks depending on how dry the soil feels.. It was an outside plant and I re-potted it to be an inside plant and I noticed within that week the leaves started to curl. So I brought it back outside to get more sun so hopefully it uncurls but i really want it to be an inside plant.
It’s funny that you’re getting the conflicting info bc I was going to say the same haha. It really could be either! Whenever you water, check with a moisture meter first. When the soil is dry, then water. Usually moving your plants to an area with less light, the soil dries more slowly. It might need less water than you are giving it. Also make sure that there aren’t any bugs on the plant bc that’s a possibility too! I hope this was the least bit helpful. Good luck!
IS THIS .... IS THIS... the long awaited backyard tour
Lol yes finally 😂
Variegated string of hearts, looking so nice!
Wow so many plants, I love it that you, your mom and grandma loves plants 😍
Me: **puts plant outside for 5 minutes**
Every pest in existence: Its free real estate
Violent Rainbow right? I’m nervous along with the fact that there are some unruly ass squirrels in my yard
Me too. I used to put all my plants outside for "summer vacation" and while they did love it, they came in to my house in fall with bugs. Not doing it anymore.
@@bkrbkrl Yeah I put all mine outside on the patio for about half an hour while I rearranged my plant shelves and in that short time they somehow picked up mealy bugs, spider mites, CABBAGE WORMS and also just normal spiders. Did you know cabbage worms love to eat pilea? Because I didn't. I'm forever beating nature back with a stick.
This whole comment section is why I don’t bring mine out 😭😭😭😭😭
Me last weekend: Sees cute plants at Walmart and feels so lucky. Buys SEVERAL because duh it's been -40 & we need spring.
One hour later: Arrives at home with new plants, all infested with gnats, mealy bugs, etc. Was way too excited to even think about bugs. CLEARLY, I'm a newbie.
Later that night: Waiting on Walmart delivery of crap to get rid of all the newly acquired bugs. Oh the irony.
Wow! You are rocking those orchids. Get it gurl!
You have a very beautiful and big plants collection. Thanks for sharing
I love Sansevierias. They quickly show me they are happy and do well for me. All types of babies galore from varieties. I notice they do more when kept in glazed pots than plastic nursing pots. I don't have any in terracotta because soil dries out quicker and I notice sometimes in terracotta water alot and still doesn't reach all the way down though it doesn't stay sitting at top either. It can be deceiving in terracotta because The pots itself can be wicking the water I believe so water in some doesn't reach the bottom. Maybe soil is too compact, I don't know. But usually it's too late when I notice this happening.
Interesting...I Think I Got The Idea From YOU From Some Of Your Other Videos To Try Some Of My Houseplants Outdoors. Currently, That Means My Small Front Porch Area. Some Of "The Usual" Like Coleus Have Acted Like "They've Kicked The Pot." I Replaced IT With An Adansoniii Prop That Had Rooted Up Yesterday AND Here I Am Watching Your Video Today!!!
Thank you
Hey Erika! No worries about thw white stuff on your tera cotta pots- it's "petina" (spelling?), which is minerals that get washed out of the plant after watering. if you want, you can clean it off with vinegar and water, but it isnt necessary. It won't harm your plants:)
Oh good! I’m used to seeing it on my other pots, but this one smelled kind of moldy & rubbed off suuuper easily so I just assumed it was mold 😬 I never knew it was called petina tho!
Patina!
@@Anna-pd6dc Thanks! :)
I kinda like it :) I wash my plants and pots once a month and usually notice it around the middles....on older pots. It’s just aging terracotta
Look at your subscriber count and average views! Been watching for many months and wow! So glad you’re getting the interest you deserve. Good on you.
When you realized you could transform that area and get more plants 😂😂
Hey, so the white stuff you see on terracotta pots is not mold! It’s actually natural salts and minerals from the water you give them :) it’s not bad for the plants
Your enthusiasm and cheerfulness is exactly what I feel for my plants when I’m with them. Only it’s mostly internal and expressed by an ear to ear grin LOL maybe it’s because I’m a guy. .. idk lol
Lovely collection! Tip for the “Spring Cactus” which as you mentioned is an epiphytic plant. Since they grow under jungle leaf canopies they are adapted to indirect bright light or dappled sun light. Where you have it sitting, it gets scorching sunlight. The other ones in the metal stand escaped the same fate because they are hidden behind the column and under porch cover. If you move the “Spring Cactus 12” inches toward the house it should be good.
Has anyone talked to your plants? I do in the morning and night time. I stopped for like two weeks. I noticed more yellow and my spath blooms that were coming died! Everything else was the same other plants were affected. Now any time I am in that room I just have a conversation one sided of course.
I'm a simple man, I see Erika smiling I thumbs up and watch.
I would leave the spiders! I hate them too but they will eat all the bad bugs that will snack on your plants 🙂 so think of them as good things protecting your plants 💚
I love your backyard plant collection! Thanks for the tour...I'm slowly learning the names of some of the plants.
Cebu blue! It had to be saved from the clearance rack 🤗
Whoa, Thanks for the tour. Amazing collection! Love that Variegated Boston Fern!
Yess the leaves are perfection *chefs kiss*
Seriously living for your videos popping up in my new video feed! 😍
I dont know if its sad or not but same
@@darrenwaller3628 Definitely NOT sad lol she is so sweet and her videos are amazing so I feel sad for the plant people who AREN'T watching 😆
Ahhh yayayy!!!! 💖💖💖 you are the sweetest!!
I really do think some of the house plants enjoy being out in the spring and summer. I planted my Monstera into the ground in a semi shaded area of my garden and it grew to be over 7 feet tall so apparently the Monstera likes it outdoors. so that’s where I plant them now and they’re all doing well
Check the roots on your Easter cactus could be root rot
We just had snow here as soon as the weather breaks all my plants are moving outdoors. I loved this Erika :)
Beautiful collection I love your fountain running amongst all your plants very beautiful and calm
Loved seeing all of your outdoor plants oh my goodness that thai constellation is looking very well indeed! Loved all your plants outside they are all looking great. Spiders like them are a very good way to keep some bugs away and some of the nastier ones too, the plant near the azalea is a hibiscus and I love them I have a pinky purple one and it is flowering now but lost the flower it had on it. It is one of my earlier bonsai and is looking good. I don't know much yet about azalea , yet lol, I have a white flowering one. I think they die back after flowering, bonsai masters take all the spent flowers of the plant to reduce die back, mine is nursery, or pre bonsai and I want to give it a go as bonsai, they are more work than some of the other species. I really liked the video and keep them coming as it is so good to see them in my feed after a rough day. Have a good one, 😁
Where I live in the southeast, azaleas proliferate most people's yards. I have a pink one in my yard. My neighbor did a bonsai thing with hers (she's a transplant to NC) and it was so weird to me. I had no idea people did that with them because here, we just let them go wild basically and then they get cut back in the fall for the next year. After they flower they do look a bit rough because of all the energy that went into the flowers, but in less than a month the plant puts out so much new foliage and it's just a happy little bush for the rest of the summer.
I leave my asparagus fern outside all winter because its just in too large of a pot to move now, and it comes back every year, and it dies off completely. It also gets full sun all day. I feel like that helps it. The Plant Farm has 2 types of Orchid Cactus for sale, I just potted up 2 cuttings I purchased from them of their Golden Orchid Cactus. Super excited for it to grow. Thanks for the tour! I'd been waiting for it after the cleanup video.
Ooh that would be good if this plant could get full sun, bc it opens up that spot on the shelf. I’ll move it & see how it goes! & 😱 I’ll look at the listings! Thanks for letting me know
Oooh your plants are ❤️❤️❤️. Love all the beauties outside. Definitely jealous of that. I’m in Utah so my plants are indoors for most of the year. Too hot and dry in the summer and to cold and snowy in the winter
Cebu blue is my elusive wish list plant! Great video. Your backyard (I think, I'm new) is beautiful!
The nutrient deficiency your plant has is a magnesium deficiency. If you put one teaspoon Epsom salts in a gallon of water over. Of time that will take care of that problem. Magnesium and sulfate or what is in Epsom salts and magnesium is in Port for chlorophyll production so that's why it's not evenly green
Maybe I’m late but, your ficus audry is not growing because of the pot! It’s to big! Ficuses love small pots!
I know you’ve been doing these videos for a while and I don’t want to step on your toes(so to speak) but for my pepperomias they don’t like to dry out. I tend to loose leave on mine if I don’t water them in time. I have a few of mine in leca and the others in plastic pots. I think I need to transfer my scindapsis into a clay pot, because the keep getting a yellow leaf every time I water it, and I water it when I see the leaves curl a little bit. It’s still in the plastic nursery pot I bought it in. Is your leibling plant a snake plant?
I was wondering what you kept outdoors! Love your collection 😍
Btw you mention your parents , what do they think about all your plants ? And what made you catch the planty-bug?
I caught the bug when I killed my first houseplants ironically enough. I was determined to not kill anymore hahaha
I think they would like if I kept the amount of plants to just be in my room haha. Hmm honestly I don’t know. I’ve always liked plants & the idea of taking care of them. I occasionally only had little plants that were grown from seed & took care of them. & then i realized that I could buy a plant... & take care of it. So I bought a Golden Pothos & watching it grow made me want more plants & here we are today 🤗
Erika, you have the space for your last Monstera Deliciosa to be growing on the ground. That's the way you'll get it to eventually fruit. They grow so ginormous (the leaves). It won't take over your ground space but it it take beautiful space. If I had space I would plant in ground in front yard because it is beautiful.
Oh I just got some fruit from Monstera deliciosa but I am too scared to eat it. I've been researching how to eat and I believe half of the fruit is ready but what if I'm wrong. The plant and fruit is poisonous UNLESS you eat part of the fruit at the right time then it's describes as having a pineapple-bananna, pineapple-coconut taste, pina-colada. I'm too scured but the opportunity is here (it doesn't always come for some).
Love the tour! You have so many beautiful plants!! 😍 Happy Plant Moms Day!!😀
Happy plant mama day haha
I’ve been searching for a cebu blue. I saw one over a year ago and didn’t purchase because the seller wanted like $30 for a cutting. I said, no thank you. I guess I didn’t want it that bad.
i often see them at home depot
Lynn Harty Thanks, my nearest Home Depot is about an hour away. I would hate to drive that far and not find one (lol, I would probably find something though). I wonder if the Home Depot garden center would be able to tell me if they have any if I call in advance? Sounds like a little road trip may be in my future.
omg yes and sometimes the website will say if a local one has one or if they can ship it
I wish i could keep house plants outside but I don't have an good spot for them and also the weather changes way too much
What works better than plastic chop sticks: wood or bamboo kabob skewers. I also purchase the large bamboo or wood campfire marshmellow sticks. They are large and sturdy for bigger plants.
Did it take awhile for that dragon fruit to root in water? Currently propagating my white ghost in water 😬
Hmm maybe around a month?
I have the mandevilla in pink if you’d like a clipping :)
omg i love your plants just found your channel had to sub 😻
That's not mold on your terra-cotta pot. It's minerals from the water, i.e., salt, etc.
thanks for sharing your collection !!! beautiful
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I don't know if this helps but my pepperoni hope does that whenever it's thirsty :)
I was thinking that might be it, so I’ll water it! Keeping peps happy is the bane of my existence lmao thanks for helping me out
@@ErikaLodes of course, its the only one I'm able to keep alive lol
The white on the pot is not mold it’s salt from the water so don’t fret it won’t hurt the plant. :)
I subbed a little bit ago and I love your channel
Thank you 😊 Erica for opening up your home and showing us your plant babies 💕
Great vid...always enjoy your videos Erica(;
plastic choptsticks are inferior to metal and wooden chopsticks in every aspect
100% agree they are the worst
Hoya pubicalyx: This could be fungus (possibly). I may suggest inspecting the roots asap, and try using fungus-killer substance (mix with water to water the plant as well as spraying). Normally fungus is caused by either root rot, too much humidity, lack of sunlight, getting from transmission in air/other plants... In Asia where humidity is high we are always encouraged to bring plants even low-light ones outside for little bit sunbath at least 1-2 times weekly to help them photosynthesize & kill the fungus. Of course it can also be other problems. Just my first guess.
Hey great video and I really like and appreciate how interactive you with us viewers :)
U guys are my planty friends!! 💚
So many of your plants are soo sad :( that monstera tai constellation needs haylp! Wonderful collection ....but girl....if you have soo many plants that you can’t keep up with them properly then downsize to your favorites and give them the absolute best care that they deserve
I wish I was have girl friend like you 👍
Your whale fin that's folded kind of looks like a dolphin. Lol
Plant yellowing like your Hoya is confusing because those are signs of getting too much sun (usually if I don't find a crispy brown dead leave I assume it's not too much sun), NOT enough sunlight, nutrient deficiency. I don't think that's ever an issue since I have slow release and dilute a liquid fertilizer at least once a month but I can be wrong. Also occasionally I throw in a little to each pot some of my used coffee grinds, powered or puree eggshells.
Erika and anyone in plant zone 10 or in similar California weather, did you have problems with Peperomia plants. I've had three varieties red Rosso, red something else, and I don't remember because they no longer exist. I kept them inside and I can't figure what keeps them satisfied. I don't know what I did wrong or right but they all died at different times. Hesitant to get any Peperimias since I don't want to unknowingly repeat the same mistakes and end their lives. I guess I can do without since they are slow growers and tend to stay small. Yet I still ask myself: Can they really accentuate my space? Add anything to my space? Do they have something that any other of my plants or a plant on my wish list doesn't have?
Ok so I just finished with your outdoors house plants, you moved a lot outside. I don't remember the point and finally am able to leave comments. Not sure about pics or not, if not I'll explain. You showed a diffenbachia which looked really good taken care of which reminded of the one I have but was in a pot along with a maranta (prayer plant) that I just seperated into their own pots. Looks like I can't show you a pic from this site but maybe another way so I'll just say for now. I think I really shocked the 2 plants especially the maranta, it looks like it's on its way out. It was doing really well even flowering now and then. If you have a weather app that you can see what the weather is anywhere you want, would you look up Peru, Indiana and see what it says could you be kind enough to give me your opinion on bringing some health back to my maranta. I know it may sound like a lot but I do value your opinion and would hate to loose this plant, it was one of my favorites. If I can find a email I'll try to send pics that way.
Jade pothos? I didn't know they had a all green Jade pothos. On my want list now. I just recently bought a Jade pearl pothos. It's pretty but small in 4 in. Pot. Repotted to a bigger pot yesterday because had roots coming out from the bottom and I want more & bigger of it. Hoping.
I keep cracking up ::gently pushes burnt leaf out of focus:: Lol Thank you for being so REAL! - I love your Peperomia Hopes!
Probably overwatered the cactus..
Erika , can I leave my plants like Hoyas pothos snake plants outside in my east porch and rubber plant outside in west facing porch , throughout winter , should I bring them inside now that we hv cold nights in Houston
I love your cebu blue and cactus those where my favorite, all your plants are beautiful 😍
Hi, i love your plants and now you😀 inspired me to be a plant mama😀but i cannot find these plants😒
You're such a treasure
This was great even though I watched it in two parts thank you for posting
Lol I was not expecting it to be this long 😅
Awh, I loved this video! Av you have such an easy going personality 🥰
😍👍👍
I've been wanting to drive to LA flower district for Hoyas
Oh my gosh. That outdoor Monstera had a leaf that the stem grew right through a tiny fenestration from another leaf
i really enjoyed this video, so nice to see your outdoor houseplant collection, tfs !! ;)
could they possibly need some fertilizer?!
❤️👍🏼
Your plants are.really nice thanks for sharing
You my love 💗
Nice tour and beautiful plants! Which Wal-Mart did you go to? I've been looking for a Cebu Blue for over a year now.... I enjoy your videos!
In porter ranch. I’ve only seen the one I bought there before. Someone else found a whole bunch at the one in Santa Clarita last year though!
do you think that you would be willing to sell a cutting from one of your string of hearts? I'm looking for one and literally can't find any that don't seem sketchy
Are you on reddit? There is a subreddit called r/takeaplantleaveaplant and people trade all sorts of stuff. I just got some string of hearts as an extra in a trade last week
Sadey’s Vlogs I have some for sale if you are interested
@@CindyMay I can look into it! What is your shop/ website to access?
Mazplants on Etsy
@@CindyMay I've looked up every possible variation on Etsy for Mazplants and there is none. Do you live in the U.S? because if you don't, it might be different for me
Hi Erika 👋🏼🌱 cool collection
Where do you get your teracotta pots?
that spring cactus with red flowers and red edge on the leaves plus the pink pot is such a beautiful colour combination 🤩
Thanks!! I just hope it heals bc I’m in love w it 💖
Was that a spider on ur Cebu
I need to find me a Erica 😊😍
Maybe check the roots on Pubicalyx 🤔💚🌱💚🌱beautiful collection you have now!
I agree, they might not be doing so well 🤔
I also thought sunburn, but no sun, so hmmm? Mine gets 4hours direct morrning sun, is a baby and is fine.
Socks with sandals lol?
i dont know, why i loving you
Your orchids look thirsty af
Check @missorchidgirl for orchid care videos! She is amazing! 😍
Yes I love her videos!! I think my orchids would be dead by now if I didn’t watch her 😅
Erika Lodes girl same! Lol
You're adorable!! Great tour!!
Can you show us how you fertilize your plants?
Yes!! Coming soon 😎
My snake plant some of the leaves are starting to curl into a Taco like your whale fin plant. Is that normal or does that mean I am watering to much or am I not watering it enough. I tried looking up information but I got conflicting info. Some say i am watering too much and some say I am watering too little. Any suggestions?
How often do you water and how much light does it get?
@@pacmoon14 I water it maybe once a week or once every 2 weeks depending on how dry the soil feels.. It was an outside plant and I re-potted it to be an inside plant and I noticed within that week the leaves started to curl. So I brought it back outside to get more sun so hopefully it uncurls but i really want it to be an inside plant.
It’s funny that you’re getting the conflicting info bc I was going to say the same haha. It really could be either! Whenever you water, check with a moisture meter first. When the soil is dry, then water. Usually moving your plants to an area with less light, the soil dries more slowly. It might need less water than you are giving it. Also make sure that there aren’t any bugs on the plant bc that’s a possibility too! I hope this was the least bit helpful. Good luck!
Oh I just read that you repotted, so it might just be recovering from that
@@ErikaLodes Thanks, I decided to leave it outside for awhile and not to water it for a while either. Hopefully it comes back to life!
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I love your variegated SOH. It looks beautiful.
Thank you I can’t wait for them to start trailing 🥰
Amazing 👍
It’s call a tiger 🐅 fern.
Joe exotic fern
Would you be willing to sell cuttings?
Sounds like she does. What happened to giving them away?
Loved this tour!
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Love it!
Loved it!
I love your videos way to much lmao
Thank you 🙏🏼😭
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