This has quickly become my favorite channel. You can tell how much you care for your plants. Bonus points for using those yogurt drink bottles as propagation containers haha
Hello, my name is Cynthia. I've always had plants 🪴 but just two or three. I now have 42 plants! I have learned so much from you videos... Thank you. Your so sweet talking to your plants... lol. When you cut you say "sorry" and "So cute." Your very sweet. I hope you open up your new shop. Thank you and stay safe. Cynthia
Hi Mr. Enthusiast, I too am addicted to your channel. I am in Jamaica which is tropical,so i can grow most of the plants.I have learnt a lot from you,and have been sharing the information with other gardeners. Thanks.
I’ve learned so much from your videos! I love how you teach how to prop and and show realistically the amount of time it takes from some plants to grow! Super inspired. Can’t wait to start propping some of my plants 🪴🌱🪴
Variegated mini-dachshund, hahaha. So adorable. I absolutely adore you AND your collection. Every single plant is happy and thriving. I can tell how much you love each one.
Lol I use yakult bottles too here in California. They’re the perfect size and shape for small water propagations! Loved this tour of your props. Very inspirational.
You have an incredible collection of plants. I'm jealous of your growing conditions. And I agree...I learn more about a plant through propagation that I do growing the mother plant.
Your plants are beautiful, Ive learned a lot from you about propagation.. I would love to see you stand back and pan over your plant setting.. I bet its beautiful
I really love your channel. Your enthusiasm and love of plants is infectious. I love plants 🪴 all aspects, propagation, foliage, colour, texture, flowers, for their edible and non edible beauty 💕 👍🏽 great content. Thank you from your close neighbour, Australia (Far North Queensland) xx
Hi Sean! I have gone back to the beginning with you, catching all of your videos, I don't want to miss out on any news or teachings! I am learning to enjoy the 50 plants I have. (remember those days?)lol .I find I am getting to "know" my plants on a more personal bases and they bring me renewed joy! THANKS!!
I really like watching your videos, dude. Your voice is relaxing. Your plants are looking nice n healthy, too. Thank you for sharing them n God bless you!😇🙏🎚️
I just found your channel and I’m addicted! So informative. I wish I could grow that many plants but I live in Melb Aus. Too cold for most tropical plants 🌱
I’m moving in with you; at least for a month and I promise the whole time I’m there I won’t even sleep just playing with all your plants. My Lord, Sooo very beautiful 🤩 and you even decorate some of them with stones. Crazy question What is the one stone that looks like a orange chestnut that is on top of soil of the Leca? Have so much fun and joy, What a talent and very special gift you have!
Thank you for a great video. Thanks to you I was able to propagate lavender plant. I kept buying lavender plants that kept dying finally I just took a few cutting as soon as it arrived and managed to grow 1 .
Hello from New York City, you videos are very inspiring, of course living in Indonesia is like having access to a giant free green house year round! but i tried a couple of you propagation methods successfully under grow lights, so thank you and happy new year!
What a delightful display of such a lovely variety of plants and cuttings. They seem to be doing well under your care. Your Pepperomia Polybytria is quite nice. I lost mine but wish I knew that I could have propagated as you did. My plant collection is a great deal smaller but I enjoyed your video and the information imparted. Thanks for sharing.
people can actually remember when they start the propagation? and even remember when they bought the plant? even remember which one is the parent plant? myyyy i cant even remember what i ate yesterday lol and you're using yakult bottle to propagate so cuteeeeee
Actually... I can also remember most of my plants latin name. But I cannot remember my best friends birthdates... haha. I guess we are all wired differently at the brain.
I remember how many leaves it came with lmao 😂 I even remember how much I paid for each plant lol But I will forget people’s name almost every time lol
Brenda Herrera Moreno I do have a balcony tour video up, and am currently uploading a new video on 16 house plants in my living room. Stay tuned for more! And thanks for watching and commenting its really encouraging for me.
It's okay I love watching your videos so much enjoyed and inspiring.. Love much your plants very stunning and healthy. Thanks for the info and more videos to watch from you.. Keep safe.. Thanks again for sharing your plants..
Love this video! I lived in Singapore but back then i wasn't into plants,im originally from the Caribbean which has high humidity as well.Now i live in Canada and the strugle is real to keep up with humidity and to find all the beauties you have! Just subscribed to your channel ! Pease keep uploading this videos!
Raisa Posteraro thank you for the support and encouragement! It means a lot to me. Humidity is actually a bit overplayed, I noticed what plants really need is the right light, soil, watering, and airflow. High humidity with low air flow is a plant killer!
I wish I could go home to Indonesia and bring a whole lot of plants back to NZ!!! So jealous when my aunties in Indonesia showed me all their gorgeous plants!
Hello. I have recently followed your channel and i love watching you speak about yuor plants. I thought you have an amazing collection. In this video i learned one more scientific name for a similar plant of mine. Its the very first plant you highlighted - Ctenanthe Lubbersiana. Mine has very light yellow green almost white with streaks of dark green. We call them here Arrow plant or 'uraro'. It produces white ginger looking but smoother and flesh is taro like root crop which are edible. I am not at all sure if they are the same. But really you can just cut them and stick them on the soil and they will grow without rooting it first. What they prefer is great sunlight. The more direct the more thirsty they get the more they grow fast. Tall and stalks grow nodes like zigzag road and leaves grow bigger I also noticed that they prefer to live watered frequently on soil ground and in direct sunlight. When their leaves wither it means i forgot to water them for days and when i water them again they start to grow new leaves and taller again. They are great in filling an area in your garden and even make as hedges. I alternate them with snake plant which is highly resilient themselves.
Whoaaa interesting let me give mine more light and see what happens. Mine actually curled up its leaves when given bright indirect light but now that I have duplicates I can experiment. Thanks!
@@onlyplants i wish i can chat more as i wanted to share pictures of mine. Im a bad owner. I plant them and let them grow on their own. You inspired and took away my fear for hoyas. Which by the way i only learned the name from another vloger like u. Now i tried both ur recommendation, cuttings on potting mix and water, only 4yrs after i had them. It was growing resiliently attached to a cocohusk and it was bad of me to let stay that way. I travel previously a lot and was afraid to touch it lest i kill it. So your video renewd my faith in regrowing it.
I am in t process of watching your video called cheap plants and rescue. You reported a coleus plant and a piece broke off. I hope you had good success with the one that broke off and you cut the stem down. In my experience my plants do better when I cut all the leaves off except the top 4 or 5 leaves. And if any of the leaves are really big I cut the leaf in half. That way the plant itself doesn't think it has to repair any of the leaves or stem. I don't believe in luck but I hope you have good success. Have a good and blessed night tonight.
Love your plants and your channel. I have some of these plants myself. I live in tropical Sri Lanka and want to know how you manage mosquito breeding when water propagating. Keep up your good work Sean.
I propagate in my bedroom always. I rarely see mosquitos here. Outdoors perhaps you may consider putting a cotton ball in the lip to prevent mosquitos from entering 😀
hallo, its so interesting to se your propagations! and how its go. i love to see your plants. im also doing that! i love to see them gro and do well. if you have the time you can do videos of all your plants i love long videos😃 give a hug to your lovely dogs, they are so cute😊 have a nice day
Such an informative video! I just cut off my luberrsiana today to try to propate. You have a very beautiful plant collection! I wish one day mine would be as massive and as beautiful as yours 😊
Hello, I want my plant to look more bushy. So some people on youtube suggest that put your cuttings to the mother plant's soil however cuttings needs more water. so I must water them more often but mother plants doesnt like more water. Is there any suggestion about that situation?
You can spray the topsoil, since the cutting is positioned closer to top soil while mother roots are deeper. Another option for bushier plant is to not cut the trailing plant. Instead you take the vine and loop it around the pot. And then you pin down the aerial roots to the soil. This causes aerial roots to form roots. After roots are very established (3-4 months) you can cut them t the internodes and each node can turn into a plant 🤓
Wow, I am so glad I found your channel - it's stunning and you seem really cool and knowledgable, I wish I could take up some of that knowledge through osmosis lol - I'll be sure to follow your journey from now on.. greetings from Germany!
Keshia Aaliyah Thank you so much that is so encouraging! Im still learning as I go and sharing what I know. Hope you are staying safe in Germany, and happy growing!
Propagation is so much fun , but I'm running out of room hahahaha and when friends want a cutting I just hack off so much that the parent plant just keep getting thicker.
onlyplants it’s amazing isn’t!? Super easy to grow and fun to watch grow as well. I wanted to ask you about the green and white stripped plant it was in the background. Long strap leaves, I added it in my wishlist and can ID it 😅
Hello, I really like your explanation I wish I can have the kind amount of plants!!! They beautiful and healthy and the way you explain and talked about plants really interesting....
I’m watching with CC on and in the beginning it shows “Hi guys my name’s Sean and I’m a husband in three years from Indonesia” and I was like hmm that’s an interesting intro. LOL
@@onlyplants Thanks, it seems counter-intuitive to me though. Moss is best for retaining moisture (apart from water). When something has roots but no leaves it doesn't evaporate much and would intuitively benefit from something faster draining. No?
"I'll try not to make this video too long" lol do you know who you're talking to? 😜 this video was so informative! Would love to see a video about how you keep track of plant care, props, etc - if you have a system?
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NO one has this many plants and keeps them as healthy as you do! Thank you so much for sharing your plants with us.
Haha thank you...
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Literally, you have turn your house into a nursery for plants. So satisfying to watch.
melvin ho yk haha thank you so much. Unfortunately I still live with parents but I would love to live in an indoor jungle!
This has quickly become my favorite channel. You can tell how much you care for your plants. Bonus points for using those yogurt drink bottles as propagation containers haha
Best plant channel by far
😀🙏🏽
Your propagation vids are above and beyond 🙏
😀😀
Hello, my name is Cynthia. I've always had plants 🪴 but just two or three. I now have 42 plants! I have learned so much from you videos... Thank you. Your so sweet talking to your plants... lol. When you cut you say "sorry" and "So cute." Your very sweet. I hope you open up your new shop. Thank you and stay safe. Cynthia
Haha thank you so much! Hope everything is growing well in your collection
Hi Mr. Enthusiast,
I too am addicted to your channel. I am in Jamaica which is tropical,so i can grow most of the plants.I have learnt a lot from you,and have been sharing the information with other gardeners.
Thanks.
Thank you for the dose of positivity! 😀
This is from Philippines. I love watching your vlogs coz It is very informative. I apply your best practices here at home.
Thank you I hope that you have lots of success 🙌🏻
I’ve learned so much from your videos! I love how you teach how to prop and and show realistically the amount of time it takes from some plants to grow! Super inspired. Can’t wait to start propping some of my plants 🪴🌱🪴
Thank you ❤️❤️ propagation is what got me hooked into this plant hobby!
Your truly a certified plants lover Sian.Thanks for posting.As always,i enjoy spend sleepless at night just to watch your beautiful plants blog.
I’m sure y’all have the best climate for plants. I wish we had that here in NYC. I so enjoyed every minute of this video
K love thank you so much for the encouragement. I loved sharing too and learning from everyones experiences.
I love how you get excited about what pot to put in! It’s awesome!
Variegated mini-dachshund, hahaha. So adorable. I absolutely adore you AND your collection. Every single plant is happy and thriving. I can tell how much you love each one.
Bridget Rose Thank you so much I appreciate it 🐸🙏🏽
Lol I use yakult bottles too here in California. They’re the perfect size and shape for small water propagations!
Loved this tour of your props. Very inspirational.
Thank youuu 🤓
It's so refreshing to see another plant channel from neighbor country with similar climate. Bagusss bangat!
Khairul Syazwan haha thank youu. Nice to meet you too
You have an incredible collection of plants. I'm jealous of your growing conditions. And I agree...I learn more about a plant through propagation that I do growing the mother plant.
Amazing!! I can't imagine how you keep up with taking care of all your plants.
Your plants are beautiful, Ive learned a lot from you about propagation.. I would love to see you stand back and pan over your plant setting.. I bet its beautiful
That variegated syngonium and the variegated christmas cactus are stunning , so many stunning plants 🌱 🌿☘️🥰
Thank youu
I really love your channel. Your enthusiasm and love of plants is infectious. I love plants 🪴 all aspects, propagation, foliage, colour, texture, flowers, for their edible and non edible beauty 💕 👍🏽 great content. Thank you from your close neighbour, Australia (Far North Queensland) xx
Thank youu. Hope ya’ll are staying safe in Aussie
Hi Sean! I have gone back to the beginning with you, catching all of your videos, I don't want to miss out on any news or teachings! I am learning to enjoy the 50 plants I have. (remember those days?)lol .I find I am getting to "know" my plants on a more personal bases and they bring me renewed joy! THANKS!!
Thank youuuu! 😀
Pretty cool tour! I learned to prop my monstera deliciosa from you! Thank you love!
Niceee
I'm so grateful I found your channel 🌿✨
Wow thank you for letting me know that 🤓❤️ sending plant love and positive vibes back to you.
@@onlyplants Awww you're so kind! Thank you so much! Sending all the plant love in the world back❤️🌿🤗
Your babies are super cute, even the four legged one. Severe plant envy happening, thank you for sharing your plants and your knowledge.
Amazing Shaun! Thanks for sharing your collection
I really like watching your videos, dude. Your voice is relaxing. Your plants are looking nice n healthy, too. Thank you for sharing them n God bless you!😇🙏🎚️
Thank youu
a feast to our eyes and a delight to our mind
amazing idea thanks for sharing excellent and very informative very relaxing
I am in love with your variegated sygonium
Please tell me how do you have all the time to take care and water all these plants
You have so many plants keep growing
velvet Satin thank you, you too!
I just found your channel and I’m addicted! So informative. I wish I could grow that many plants but I live in Melb Aus. Too cold for most tropical plants 🌱
Thank you and welcome to the channel! 🙌🏻
Dayuummm the amount of plants AND SPACE you have! Thanks for the video, greetings from Malaysia! :)
Elween Loke hello neighbor 🤓
I’m moving in with you; at least for a month and I promise the whole time I’m there I won’t even sleep just playing with all your plants.
My Lord, Sooo very beautiful 🤩 and you even decorate some of them with stones. Crazy question What is the one stone that looks like a orange chestnut that is on top of soil of the Leca?
Have so much fun and joy, What a talent and very special gift you have!
Another fantastic video! Thanks for sharing your joys. I will surely revisit the video again when I start propagating my babies.
Thank you!!! I will have lots more propagation technique videos coming up
Thank you for sharing your plants with us
This is mesmerizing! Thank you for including the timelines for everything
Thank youuu. More propagation videos with updates to come!
Binging on your videos, pretty relaxing to listen to. :)
Whoaaaa thank youu
Thank you for a great video. Thanks to you I was able to propagate lavender plant. I kept buying lavender plants that kept dying finally I just took a few cutting as soon as it arrived and managed to grow 1 .
Haha yes they are easier to propagate than to acclimatize
Hello from New York City, you videos are very inspiring, of course living in Indonesia is like having access to a giant free green house year round! but i tried a couple of you propagation methods successfully under grow lights, so thank you and happy new year!
Nice. Hope you guys are staying warm and safe over there 💖
Your videos are so much fun to watch. Plus the knowledge and experience is very helpful. Thank You! New to your channel!
Thank you so much Shirley. Am glad we are connecter 😌
Sooo much propagations and I like it👍👍👍. Timestamp 42:29, I think thats basil🤣.
Thank youu 😅
I enjoy your calming videos so much. And I like that you have the Greek word “μεράκι” tattooed on your wrist.
Haha thank youuu. 🙌🏻
I guess you know the meaning of «μεράκι» ???
Your plants are so nice and big! I need to visit Jakarta just for the plant nurseries!
Haha do stop by!
What a delightful display of such a lovely variety of plants and cuttings. They seem to be doing well under your care. Your Pepperomia Polybytria is quite nice. I lost mine but wish I knew that I could have propagated as you did. My plant collection is a great deal smaller but I enjoyed your video and the information imparted. Thanks for sharing.
Veronica Purcell thanks for the enouragement!
I just found your chanel. love your plants collection ..
Annie’s Home&Garden thank youu appreciate it
people can actually remember when they start the propagation? and even remember when they bought the plant? even remember which one is the parent plant? myyyy i cant even remember what i ate yesterday lol and you're using yakult bottle to propagate so cuteeeeee
Actually... I can also remember most of my plants latin name. But I cannot remember my best friends birthdates... haha. I guess we are all wired differently at the brain.
I remember how many leaves it came with lmao 😂 I even remember how much I paid for each plant lol But I will forget people’s name almost every time lol
Congratulations on 5K + subscribers ! You’re on a roll😁
Haha thank you so much. RUclips is truly a scary place haha 😅
I bet it is but you can do if you want!
At last, I see a RUclipsr on about a houseplant that similar climate with me, keep up the good job, I impressed with your huge collection
Thank youuu. Keep in touch ya 🙏🏽🤓
Could we see a house plant tour? Love the close-ups but wish we could where they are in your house
Brenda Herrera Moreno I do have a balcony tour video up, and am currently uploading a new video on 16 house plants in my living room. Stay tuned for more! And thanks for watching and commenting its really encouraging for me.
Lovely video thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thank youuu 🐸 keep in touch
Wow.. The collection is absolutely lovely.. Thanks for sharing...
Natural Jakarta thanks for watching and for the encouragement!
All the plants love it
It's okay I love watching your videos so much enjoyed and inspiring.. Love much your plants very stunning and healthy. Thanks for the info and more videos to watch from you.. Keep safe.. Thanks again for sharing your plants..
Thank you 🙏🏽
Love this video!
I lived in Singapore but back then i wasn't into plants,im originally from the Caribbean which has high humidity as well.Now i live in Canada and the strugle is real to keep up with humidity and to find all the beauties you have!
Just subscribed to your channel ! Pease keep uploading this videos!
Raisa Posteraro thank you for the support and encouragement! It means a lot to me. Humidity is actually a bit overplayed, I noticed what plants really need is the right light, soil, watering, and airflow. High humidity with low air flow is a plant killer!
I love how u use yakult bottles to propagate. Fellow asian plant enthusiast.
Haha theyre the perfect size for propagates
I wish I could go home to Indonesia and bring a whole lot of plants back to NZ!!! So jealous when my aunties in Indonesia showed me all their gorgeous plants!
Abigail Judd haha do visit the nurseries when you are back here, they are impressive!
Hello. I have recently followed your channel and i love watching you speak about yuor plants. I thought you have an amazing collection. In this video i learned one more scientific name for a similar plant of mine. Its the very first plant you highlighted - Ctenanthe Lubbersiana. Mine has very light yellow green almost white with streaks of dark green. We call them here Arrow plant or 'uraro'. It produces white ginger looking but smoother and flesh is taro like root crop which are edible. I am not at all sure if they are the same. But really you can just cut them and stick them on the soil and they will grow without rooting it first. What they prefer is great sunlight. The more direct the more thirsty they get the more they grow fast. Tall and stalks grow nodes like zigzag road and leaves grow bigger I also noticed that they prefer to live watered frequently on soil ground and in direct sunlight. When their leaves wither it means i forgot to water them for days and when i water them again they start to grow new leaves and taller again. They are great in filling an area in your garden and even make as hedges. I alternate them with snake plant which is highly resilient themselves.
Whoaaa interesting let me give mine more light and see what happens. Mine actually curled up its leaves when given bright indirect light but now that I have duplicates I can experiment. Thanks!
@@onlyplants i wish i can chat more as i wanted to share pictures of mine. Im a bad owner. I plant them and let them grow on their own. You inspired and took away my fear for hoyas. Which by the way i only learned the name from another vloger like u. Now i tried both ur recommendation, cuttings on potting mix and water, only 4yrs after i had them. It was growing resiliently attached to a cocohusk and it was bad of me to let stay that way. I travel previously a lot and was afraid to touch it lest i kill it. So your video renewd my faith in regrowing it.
How beautiful and green, i love your collection, wishing have the same plant
Thank youu 🤓
Beautiful bro. Ur plants growing well. Lovely ..Me too plants lover’s from Malaysia 🇲🇾.
Thank you and hello neighbor
Suka banget nonton tentang propagation... free plantss yallll
Haha makasih. More videos like this to come!
I am in t process of watching your video called cheap plants and rescue. You reported a coleus plant and a piece broke off. I hope you had good success with the one that broke off and you cut the stem down. In my experience my plants do better when I cut all the leaves off except the top 4 or 5 leaves. And if any of the leaves are really big I cut the leaf in half. That way the plant itself doesn't think it has to repair any of the leaves or stem. I don't believe in luck but I hope you have good success. Have a good and blessed night tonight.
Good trick! Yes I am beginning to realize that too many leaves is bad for a cutting
Love your plants and your channel. I have some of these plants myself. I live in tropical Sri Lanka and want to know how you manage mosquito breeding when water propagating. Keep up your good work Sean.
I propagate in my bedroom always. I rarely see mosquitos here. Outdoors perhaps you may consider putting a cotton ball in the lip to prevent mosquitos from entering 😀
@@onlyplants thank you.
👍like your videos,you have beautiful 🌿plants thank you, many wishes netti from germany Coburg
Hello Germany 🤓 thank you so much, hope you guy are staying safe over there
Can you teach us what soil better for what plant??? Your (not) too long video is very informative! I feel full :)
I am uploading a soil video now actually! It should be live by saturday morning 😅
hallo, its so interesting to se your propagations! and how its go. i love to see your plants. im also doing that! i love to see them gro and do well. if you have the time you can do videos of all your plants i love long videos😃 give a hug to your lovely dogs, they are so cute😊 have a nice day
Thank you so much 😌🙏🏽
Thanks for making these videos, I’m learning so much’
Wow thank you. I enjoy making them too. Your positive comments keep me going.
Amazing video. You look so young.
AnnaKavan haha thank you I just turned 37 though so Im not exactly spring chicken 😝
Too funny I have a same Maranta and the same vase in the water just like you.😂🥰
27:48 variegated dogs?
Mantap mas... Sukses terus.
Kalau ke pontianak, main-main ke kebun saya mas.
Wow pasti asik di Pontianak!
THANK you so much for the sharing.
🤓🤓
I buy lipsalis today and many trees .. In Thailand it's not expensive.. At jatujak trees market has three days for sale.
Such an informative video! I just cut off my luberrsiana today to try to propate. You have a very beautiful plant collection! I wish one day mine would be as massive and as beautiful as yours 😊
Thank youuu. Be sure you have a node on your cutting 🥰
Can you do a video on how to hand pollinate our houseplants? Then follow-up when they bare fruit/seeds.
Ooo I know next to nothing on this but plan to do classes etc. probably after covid
The plants are gorgeous
Loved this video ❤️🌿propagation & trading is my favorite thing! It’s so exciting to see a tiny cutting grow into a big plant
Vanessa Krystyna Beauty I know right!
Those yakult bottles eye-
Its so dumb but also so damn ingenious wow why didnt i think of that
Haha they are the right size
Hello, I want my plant to look more bushy. So some people on youtube suggest that put your cuttings to the mother plant's soil however cuttings needs more water. so I must water them more often but mother plants doesnt like more water. Is there any suggestion about that situation?
You can spray the topsoil, since the cutting is positioned closer to top soil while mother roots are deeper.
Another option for bushier plant is to not cut the trailing plant. Instead you take the vine and loop it around the pot. And then you pin down the aerial roots to the soil. This causes aerial roots to form roots. After roots are very established (3-4 months) you can cut them t the internodes and each node can turn into a plant 🤓
@@onlyplants oh okey thank you so much
Wow, I am so glad I found your channel - it's stunning and you seem really cool and knowledgable, I wish I could take up some of that knowledge through osmosis lol - I'll be sure to follow your journey from now on.. greetings from Germany!
Keshia Aaliyah Thank you so much that is so encouraging! Im still learning as I go and sharing what I know. Hope you are staying safe in Germany, and happy growing!
amazing plants you have!
Propagation is so much fun , but I'm running out of room hahahaha and when friends want a cutting I just hack off so much that the parent plant just keep getting thicker.
Thats an amazing story 🤓 I love bushy plants
I’m lusting for those scindapsus treubii dark form 😍 and the moonlight cultivar too.
Haha they’re real cute. The dark form is very very slow to grow though
onlyplants Does it grow slower than the moonlight? They’re such hard to find plants where I live.
Can you also propagate ficus traingularis in water?
done subscribing😁😁😁
very informative sir love it❤️
Thank youuu! 🤓
When do we need to apply osmocote ?i noticed that you have it in every pot.thanks
All the time 😀 I whip put my osmocote bag every 3-4 months. On less rainy months I like to do worm casting though
For me it was butterworts! found them additive to grow and propagate :)
Whoa I just looked it up! Didn’t know they propagate like succulents! Amazing
onlyplants it’s amazing isn’t!? Super easy to grow and fun to watch grow as well. I wanted to ask you about the green and white stripped plant it was in the background. Long strap leaves, I added it in my wishlist and can ID it 😅
WAAAHH HOTDOGS! We demand more content of the hotdogs hahaha
Haha 🌭
I like your plans where can i buy plz
This collection is amazing! What do you do with all the propagations? Do you keep them or sell them or give them to friends? Insterested to know
I’ve given some propagates to my friends :) but for the most part I keep them here!
Hello, I really like your explanation I wish I can have the kind amount of plants!!! They beautiful and healthy and the way you explain and talked about plants really interesting....
Thank you so much. Hope you can propagate and grow plants successfully wherever you are 🙌🏻🤓
I’m watching with CC on and in the beginning it shows “Hi guys my name’s Sean and I’m a husband in three years from Indonesia” and I was like hmm that’s an interesting intro. LOL
Lol lol
So much new inspo
❤️❤️
Very nice plant collection. I enjoy your channel very informative! Thanks
Thank you so much! 🤓
Whats your favorite medium when it has roots but no leaves? Philodendron for example
Moss for sure 😀
@@onlyplants Thanks, it seems counter-intuitive to me though. Moss is best for retaining moisture (apart from water). When something has roots but no leaves it doesn't evaporate much and would intuitively benefit from something faster draining. No?
"I'll try not to make this video too long" lol do you know who you're talking to? 😜 this video was so informative!
Would love to see a video about how you keep track of plant care, props, etc - if you have a system?
Haha thank you
So Cute 😍
How did you propagate your ZZ plant!!?!?
Great video!
Love this video! Great job!
Thank you! 🤓
Hi I Sean I like your flowers very nice
Hahaha I saw your using yakult bottle. From now on I will save the Yakult bottle for propagation.
Haha they are the right size!