Unusual And Uncommon Plant Shop For Apartment Living in Singapore @littlebotany
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2023
- In this episode, Fendi shows us around his plant shop @littlebotany (west branch) to see his beautiful collection of unusual plants that do well indoors (in medium to bright indirect light). Fendi deep dive into plant care, and show us many interesting species and how to care for them. He is passionate about plants that can grow into indoor trees, so we will see a few options there. Fendi practices environmentally friendly and sustainable plant care, so keep your eyes peeled for some great tips!
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Fendi is such a blessing to our SG community! So much heart and hard work into all he does! So happy for all his success and wishing you well in your next opening!!! Come back to the NORTheast can’t wait!!!
This warms my heart. ❤️ kindness and hard work does go a long way
Fendi seems like such a wonderful soul ❤ a blessing to his community 😇
Thank you. His community loves him back
Little Botany and the community Fendi’s gathered has helped me navigate a challenging period of my life. The LB spaces are always warm, welcoming, inclusive and safe! Can’t wait to welcome LB back to Punggol soon! ❤
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That Lupinum!! I loved this tour Sean, and how they co-op the space. Thank you gentlemen, I truly enjoyed this.
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Fendi is just a good vibe. Always so generous with knowledge and overall just a good guy. Half my garden is from him. Such a treat! 2 of my favourite plant people together!
Whoaaa it warms my heart to hear these stories ❤️
Good for him for chasing his dream
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The pot recycling is a great idea . Hope it spreads .
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Thanks for featuring Fendi and Singapore 🇸🇬. He's very friendly and willing to share plant knowledge.
Thank you. Its so cool to see everyone supporting him!
Hello from Puerto Rico!!! Loved the inverted Sansevieria!!! 🙋🏼♀️💚🪴🐩
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Fendi got beautiful place 🪴🌿🌾💚, thanks Sean 🤩👍
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Hello Sean - Welcome to Singapore.🤗
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Fendi is the best! Littlebotany was such a refuge especially during the peak of the pandemic
❤️❤️ its so nice that the plant community has his back! It says a lot about his achievements and personality
Wonderful video Sean, thankyou for introducing us to Fendi and his shop its beautiful and his true love of plants is inspiring. Love from Southern Ontario Canada
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Great to see what are houseplants here in Europe doing so much better in their climate of origan .
I love the idea to grow trees at home! And bravo for keeping those pots in your shop, what a good and practical idea. Thank you both for bring us this wonderful trip.
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Wow, this is so cool!
“The secret sauce is love and lots of positive talking to the plant.”
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I saw your photo with kunzo, i waiting your video from Japan.
Thank you 😀 that episode should be around July or August
YAS lil botany! My weekend fun escape ❤
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Thank you Sean, you are soooo lucky to be able to travel! 🌷💚🙃
Thank you Judy 🥰
I used to play with that cute croton as though they were spoons. 😂
Oh, and I believe the only way to propagate bamboo is from stolons. You have to really dig up the plant and divide the root clump with an ax or a.small saw. Eep! Haha
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6:44 Trevesia Palmata . . . must . . . have . . . now. Wowzers. Thank you for sharing this with the plant community.
😀😀 the trevesia is very fast growing and considered invasive even. Its really lovely though.
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Super nice plants ... ❤
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What a treat！Two of my favorite plant people in one video. One familiar face at the very end too. Looking forward to see Leslie, Jon and Eunice in the next episode. Can’t wait!!!
Haha yes thank youu. Im excited for the new episode too
Fendi has an awesome shop!! I hadn’t seen the Croton Mother Daughter in 20 yrs, such a cool plant. I’ve planted Bamboo 3 times now I don’t feel so bad. 💚😀
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Watching this was the highlight of my weekend -I really enjoyed how you weaved in background to shop, explaining little botany's ethos and showing us the space and plants, all done so smoothly. Very skilful Sean 🚀 And so happy to see you on here Fendi!!
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I thoroughly enjoyed this tour! What a warm inviting space.Fendi seems so kind and it's nice that he shares the knowledge he can with customers. We don't really have any places like this in Northern California where anyone would help customers in this way. I loved all the repurposed items and the pot recycling is fantastic! Thank you both for your time & the tour. Saw several things I've been jonesing to buy such as the blue oil fern and a few others. 🫶💚🪴🍃🌿🌱🌵☘️
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A great tour of such beautiful plant shop!👍
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So quaint and homey! ❤
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Love this video! So refreshing.. so many species I’ve not heard before. Thanks Sean!
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Thanks for another great tour. Enjoyed seeing a lot of plants new to me.
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Oh man. I love that sansaveria with the yellow and green outside..🔥
Excellent tour.
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Nice tour. Thanks for sharing Sean!
Thank you for coming along 😀
Another great video Shaun! Thank you.
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Ooooooh really enjoyed this one! I agreed with all the points Fendi made, especially about helping the animals, I loved when he said he only uses cedar oil so that it's healthy for our animal friends. Love his shop, would love to visit! Also he's on the sansevieria (as opposed to dracena) team - wooooo! :D I would love to see another episode of his cute little plant collection - the little bonsai looking ones. ^^
Haha yes I’d love to come to his new location when its finished. It must be quite interesting
Here in my Country Philippines 🇵🇭 we call Moringa as Malunggay. We have a chicken soup here called "Tinola" we put moringa on it and we have a bread called "Malunggay pandesal" made of moringa also
I saw a small variegated version at a nursery once but I didn't buy it, I regret that a lot. Haven't been able to find it again but it's such a cool plant
Oh wow it sounds very healthy!
You're very knowledge about plants. I'm always excited to watch your vlogs. Thanks Sean.
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Beautiful place.... . the plants are awesome 👍
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Really appreciated this is beautiful thing to be shared ❤️
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Great video, thank you !!
Such wonderful plants and I love that Fendi - who seems to be a really nice guy - recycles the plastic pots 👍🏻👍🏻
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Great plant shop and video! Thanks for .❤😊
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Plant knowledge is amazing ❤
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Another fabulous video full of eye candy. Fendi is a doll. My favorite quote: “my secret sauce is love…” ❤️. My favorite plant: Trevesia palmata OMG! I’ve never seen leaves like that! Thanks again for this great video.
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Love the garden tour!👍
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Lovely plant tour Sean, beautiful place, I love going Singapore for holidays a very easy city to visit.
Thank you. It is a very inspirational city
Cekur manis (aka sayur manis or sweetleaf) is a very delicious vegetable. It's common in both malay and chinese cuisine, kind of tastes a bit like spinach but with a slight sweetness. Very good in a omelette/fried egg
First time Ive heard of it! Will be on the lookout for it
@@onlyplants I think indonesian people call it daun katuk, sayur manis is the name in malaysia/singapore
Wow those were some very unique plants!
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what a beautiful space and substantial owner manager! Thoroughly enjoy the chemistry and tour - feel the chill and love the tips. Fendi's shop-sery is on my list to visit when I visit Singapore next time.
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Great video, Shaun! Keep them coming mate :D
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He has some very beautiful plants! 🌷💚🙃
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Wah! 😢 This makes me think of all the wonderful plants I had to sell/give away when I left Singapore! I have had to start over in Melbourne and plants are so expensive here in comparison. Thank you for a great tour Sean! 😊
Oh yes it is near impossible to bring any plants into Australia. Hope your collection grow beautifully and sustainably there!
I'm a long-term customer and planty friend of Littlebotany! Funny story, I got to know Fendi because of your insecticidal soap. Now here we are!
Omg wow! This story warms my heart
Great episode
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Fantastic Tour Sean ❤😂,
the owner is such a wonderful soul and i do the same with my pots.
Trying to upcycle as much as I can.
Ty for this amazing Tour Sean .
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Amazing place! I hope I'll get to Singapore some day! Thanks Sean!
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What a dream!! I’d love to visit Fendis place!!
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A shop with a beautiful and cool garden, hope to visit there one day😊
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Real interesting video,thank you.from New Zealand
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shopcery... nice ...
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fwiw, "Atabapoense" cpmes from the word Atabapo, which is a place in Venezuela
Wow thats actually very interesting! Googling that place now
Brought a few plants from them. Super friendly team.
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Welcome to Singapore
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Very interesting
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What a gorgeous opening shot, where you do the intro :) Establishing shot and you are framed within it, cool!
Thank you ❤️ Im glad someone noticed!
@@onlyplants takes a fellow photographer sometimes :) I don't have IG, otherwise I would have shared it with you
I have several moringa trees at home. They grow quickly so you can chop them to make bushy. The leaves can be air dried to make powder to add to your soups and stews. (One time i harvested so much that i left them at a corner in my dirty kitchen and forgot it. I saw a dark non sti ky juice instead. I doused my trees and plants with it. They grew vibrant leaves.) I use the more mature ones or dried stalks even.
Haha thats cool. They look really good as well. I should consider getting one too
@@onlyplants yes. You can grow them easy. Chop a 2-3inch trunk and chunk it in a pot (so you can prune them to bush) or on the ground (they grow really tall and fruits are long ribbed ones they are fun food to eat. They grow well under the sun and with adequate watering. The leaves that fall can be fermented as liquid fertz. No waste.
Vitamin CB :'D
Hi Sean and Fendi 👋🏼😃
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I remember that Dieffenbachia ! I could be wrong, but I think it’s named Dieffenbachia Memoriacorsii ; I could be wrong tho, one of my friend ID’ed it for me lol
Also yeah, always been very jealous of SG with their selection of indoor trees, got to know the everfresh tree from them, and has been eyeing at them non-stop. The dream tree (Well, my Trevesia Palmata is also a dream come true) 😂
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Great videos! Will there be any more episodes on other Singapore's nursery/shops
Yes there will be about 7-8 more episodes. Before we move to taiwan, and then Japan. They have already been filmed 🥰
At 12:23 you list asplenium nidus but I get a different plant when I search for that via google. Is that name correct? Wonderful vids! Love the airport and various other tours :)
Ahhh yes it was a wrong copy and paste. It should have been oxalis hedysaroides 🙏🏽😀
Great show! So nice to share knowledge in the community. Would it be possible to list the shopping/sourcing info for the cedar oil and the worm meal bloom superworms (not sure if I got this correctly)??
Wooh i dont have that information but if you DM @littlebotany Im sure Fendy will get to you with the answers 😀
@@onlyplants Many thanks! I will.
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Hello. Just curious to know if you created another channel called "OnlySean?" I noticed that channel came up on my RUclips feed and I remembered that you had already uploaded that same house tour video. Just wondering. Enjoy your videos very much!
Yes thats me! 😀
Its a personal channel with non-plant related content
I enjoyed seeing the beautiful, and unique plants. Lovely plant shop!
The soundtrack was distracting and awful as I couldn’t hear the conversation. I suggest not playing any music when there is conversation. Also please invest in a better microphone and this will improve the video. Thank you for all your hard work in creating these videos ❤
Thank you ❤️ let me look into the background music. It played fine on my
Laptop and mobile phone, but it may have sounded very different with earphones or home theatre speakers. Thank you, please keep the comments coming I do read them all and it helps me out a lot! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes, we played your video on our tv home theatre with surround sound
Wonderful video! I live in Europe and have been thinking about importing some plants from Asia. Does anyone have any ballpark figures for shipping (Sweden) and any fees? I've gotten several offers lately, but they all sound too good to be true.
I hope someone in the comments section can help with this 😀 all I know is shipping rates went up significantly in the past year.
in india moringa is used in making chapatia made of moringa
Great video, Sean. Could you please let me know the ID of the climbing plant (mostly Rhaphidophora) that we can see on the left hand side of the thumbnail picture?
Raphidophora megaphylla 😀
Thank you. The reason why I asked is I have some plants which look very very similar but so far nobody is able to confirm it.
It’s really hard to hear with that loud background music.
Wooh interesting Ill keep that in mind
ive found my people
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Are there going to be any more propagation videos?
Yes. A lot of them are prooagating away waiting for those months of updates 😀
Im.from indonesia N my hoby is a gardening 😊
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In Sri lanka we cook murunga curry❤🥰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
I want to try 🙊
How do you use Cedar oil as pest control? :D
I have a feeling he meant cedarwood essential oil 😀
I need Fendi's cedar oil recipe please! 🔴
Oooh I have a feeling he will share if you DM him on instagram @littlebotany
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Do they supply plants to India?
They dont export unfortunately
Very creative and knowledgeable
May I know your address please🙏
Theres a few locations but the address is pinned on his instagram @littlebotany with detailed instructions 😀
Thanks