OMG THIS IS SO AMAZING!!! THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO! it's such fresh air I've been getting bored of those same old big box store plant shopping videos like homedepot and lowes, thank you!
A very beautiful and luxurious plant shopping mall! In France, the plant-garden centers are selling now many baby plants of all kind to very low prices (in that quantity, it is really new). It shows a same thing : that plants are increasingly important for people, rich or poor! Humanity realizes how important it is to be surrounded by the nature, even at home, especially in big cities where nature has almost lost his place! Thank you for all your beautiful videos and endless teaching ! 👍👍😉😉
Yes! And no matter what geopolitics or belief system, we all are connected by our love and respect for nature, and our determination to grow them in our homes. Omg this should have been the introduction!
You are telling it in a thousand ways in your videos !!! You encourage people to love and care plants : you are doing a great job for the planet, making people aware of the importance not to lose contact with nature ! You know where to go to find nature even in these big cities! All best to you! 😘😘
@@CathieSp-jv1os I live in France too but the choice of plants is rather smaller than in the video... The issue with small plants is that if you're a beginner like me, they're harder to grow/keep.
You have the best tours when you travel to different areas. I love to see all the uncommon plants that we don't have in the USA. Your friend bought some nice plants! Thank you for taking us along!
love to see your videos! you are one of my favourite creators out here. have you thought about growing a sterilitzia nicolai or a ravenala madagascariensis? i love those plants even thou they became very popular and know they are almost everywhere.
6:58 Sean, they are called rubber trees because their sap has white latex that was used to make rubber in the 1900s. Most rubber is made synthetically nowadays. Also the Tillandsia changing colour is due to them going into bloom soon or bright light.
I have huge boston ferns in my garden in Sweden. The die back every winter and come back big and bushy in the spring. Love the shade. they burn in the sun.
prices in usd are not right, at least for some. 4:27 150rmb is close to 20usd. Thanks for showing us around❤ missing the diverse and inexpensive plant market in China a lot!!!
Wonderful presentation. its like taking a trip with you in a plant museum. I enjoyed this and the one "we" visited in Tokyo. The tips and information you give is really insightful and educational. I enjoy your videos. Thank you😊🌺
That was an enjoyable episode with some intresting plants. 1 horrible trend for me is the dying of the plants to change the colour of the blooms. And I particulary dislike the blue phalenopsis trend, in my opinion it looks sickly and artifical. Thanks Sean... 🕊✨️🙌💙🙏💚🙏💙🙏🙌✨️🦋
Always enjoy when you have a friend tag along ... As you teach him or her, we learn as well... Beautiful place hope we see some garden tours ...while you're there! I am very impressed how bi-lingual you are ! Very smart person! Thanks for inviting us along
❤❤❤so amazing to see this kind of flower market in Shanghai China 🇨🇳 I live in Seattle USA ,OUR most beautiful and high end nursery just closed due to land and rent disputes 😢😢
What a fascinating video on chinas plant shops. I can stay there for hours just browsing.. I want everything in there.. and those orchids are to die for.
Great advice in the orchid care. Most people overwater them without realizing the orchid has a better chance of survival if you let it dry out in between watering. Spag moss is the best for me because I need to water less. I own over 600 orchids so watering is minimal for me. Great show a always!👍🏼
Thank you for the beautiful dreamy video! When Johannes said "Calatheas, never again!" I felt that to my core :D Though they are too stunning so I'm finding it impossible to give up on them lol
Ooo, lucky guy - he still has space left for all these plants :-D I wish I had some extra space too 🙂 Wonderful shops - truly luxurious. In my country, we don´t have such shops at all. Spectacular & inspirational to see it
hi Sean! would like to share my personal observations on the care of hybrid Phal orchids, trust me because i had already killed a lot of them.. LOL After purchasing these types of orchids, place them under shady spot with bright indirect light to acclimatise . And follow the watering instructions u said. Mine, i had it adapt for about 3 months bec. that time i was already very careful.. Then i placed it outside in a bright indirect place. Mind you, it survived til now with all the heavy rains we had in Philippines, BUT, one should change the medium. I had it placed inside a hanging coco husk design basket, added with few chunks of husks to stabilize! it grew plenty of roots! I see that the degree of care will vary if u grew it indoor or outdoor. Just avoid direct sunlight. If ur a heavy waterer, change its potting medium.. Water it every 3 days for dry season (depending on the medium used), and on rainy days, just let it enjoy the rain. BUT there are really SENSITIVE breeds that I noticed.. 😅
Thank you for sharing your tips, sir sean❤ loved the family values..... Sir Johannes, i truly understand you for not choosing the crotons, a Filipina here! Mabuhay!🙂🇵🇭
@3:13 Japanese Maple tree; Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Red Dragon’. They are very popular in the U.S. in landscaping. Thank you Sean so much for all your videos and superb film production skills/music choices. So calming. I was having a hard day but your videos always make me so happy! Thank you 🙏
Arrived till the end, showing my appreciation to my favourite plant tuber!! 🎉 keep the good work up! Your calm enthusiasm even make my migraines disappear much faster heheh
My absolute favorite plant channel! Sean, your videos are the best - from how to care for plants to plant tours like this, I always watch them with great joy💚
It was a pleasure having you and great to have a plant guide!! I'm happy to report that the Schefflera elegantissima (i honestly didn't know the name prior to this video) is still alive and thriving! Perfect timing, it is spring, i'll be prunning it soon as i want to make it grow more! As for the velvet calathea, finally killed it....hate that plant still lol. The fiddle fig tree that I propagated is tall now! yay.
Thank you sire for sharing such a wonderful plants experience in beautiful China once again many many thanks ! Congratulations you truly plants doctor and passionate indeed inspiring me to not give up in my plant collection and awlays learn new trends when it is talking about exotic plants.
China keeps surprising ...the plant shops are so cool and love the artistic designs! Just WOW! Much thanks Sean for sharing your experience with us. :)
It's really early in the morning here in California; still dark outside, but I have the urge to go outside and top off all of my ficus so they'll branch 😆. I recommend aeonium as they are very easy and forgiving in all kinds of conditions. Love bright light, and can take extra water and cold. Thanks for another educational and inspiring video!
hi. i have been following you. I love your videos and like you i love plants too. I am glad i saw you here in you tube coz your videos are so interesting and i learned a lot from the. thank you.
I'm a full time housewife and mom..watching your chanel is one of my "me" times ,it relaxes me ❤more power to you and your chanel..I'm a supporter from the Philippines 🇵🇭
I have never been to a indoor plants shop that nice and heathy looking.
Yeahh I dont know if I will find a better kept garden center
Fascinating look into Chinese plant culture, thanks for all your hard work!
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Please keep posting videos and continue to explain how to care for indoor plants. Love your videos! Thank you.
Thank you 😀❤️
A vatiety of beautiful plants
😊Thanks for posting...😍
OMG THIS IS SO AMAZING!!! THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO! it's such fresh air I've been getting bored of those same old big box store plant shopping videos like homedepot and lowes, thank you!
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Thanks!
woww thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
A very beautiful and luxurious plant shopping mall! In France, the plant-garden centers are selling now many baby plants of all kind to very low prices (in that quantity, it is really new). It shows a same thing : that plants are increasingly important for people, rich or poor! Humanity realizes how important it is to be surrounded by the nature, even at home, especially in big cities where nature has almost lost his place! Thank you for all your beautiful videos and endless teaching ! 👍👍😉😉
Yes! And no matter what geopolitics or belief system, we all are connected by our love and respect for nature, and our determination to grow them in our homes. Omg this should have been the introduction!
You are telling it in a thousand ways in your videos !!! You encourage people to love and care plants : you are doing a great job for the planet, making people aware of the importance not to lose contact with nature ! You know where to go to find nature even in these big cities! All best to you! 😘😘
Beautifully said!
Thank you very much and thousand thanks to Onlyplants/Sean! ❤💚
@@CathieSp-jv1os I live in France too but the choice of plants is rather smaller than in the video... The issue with small plants is that if you're a beginner like me, they're harder to grow/keep.
I love you why you are so good 🥰🥰
Wahhh thank you
You have the best tours when you travel to different areas. I love to see all the uncommon plants that we don't have in the USA. Your friend bought some nice plants! Thank you for taking us along!
Thank youuu. More to come! ❤️
At 3:17 it looks like a laceleaf variety of Japense maple (Acer palmatum). It's extremely thin trunk suggests some version of literati-style bonsai.
Thank you ❤️
I was busy looking for the next video of yours to watch today. I learn so much by watching you
Thank you ❤️
I can't even imagine finding all of those plants in one place. AMAZING! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😀❤️
Oh my God!!! This is beyond
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I visited Shanghai today and made a trip on this place and I was able to buy nice philodendron one. Thanks for this video.
Thats cool!
love to see your videos! you are one of my favourite creators out here. have you thought about growing a sterilitzia nicolai or a ravenala madagascariensis? i love those plants even thou they became very popular and know they are almost everywhere.
I would love those but I havent got the land for them 😀 they can get enormous.
This is amazing! We always hear about south Asian or Latin American tropical but never seen the Chinese market for plants. Thanks for sharing!
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@@onlyplantssubscribed! ❤
6:58 Sean, they are called rubber trees because their sap has white latex that was used to make rubber in the 1900s. Most rubber is made synthetically nowadays.
Also the Tillandsia changing colour is due to them going into bloom soon or bright light.
Thank you for sharing this!
Some gorgeous plants, please keep videos coming
Thank youuu. My episodes are once a week usually saturdays. Hope you can catch more 😀
Very beautiful
Thank you ❤️❤️
Once again awesome video Shawn..!
Thank you ❤️
Thanks for the interesting video on the beautiful plants in China 😍
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I have huge boston ferns in my garden in Sweden. The die back every winter and come back big and bushy in the spring. Love the shade. they burn in the sun.
Love this share, thank you!
Thank you, Sean 😊 Love how the plants are displayed and that terrarium is something special 🤩
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Wonderful ❤
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I would of gone nuts there.😍
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Very artistic and creative display and form making common plants looking very unique and artsy.
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Love your videos...i love plants and getting my hands dirty is my happy times everyday in my garden
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Yuuuhu beautiful plants
Nice sharing , plants trends
Awesome
Thank you 🥰🥰
prices in usd are not right, at least for some. 4:27 150rmb is close to 20usd. Thanks for showing us around❤ missing the diverse and inexpensive plant market in China a lot!!!
Ooo I might have missed 1-2 conversions 🙈
thank you for the tour the plants were very beautiful!
thank you. It was such an interesting market even for me!
Wonderful presentation. its like taking a trip with you in a plant museum. I enjoyed this and the one "we" visited in Tokyo. The tips and information you give is really insightful and educational. I enjoy your videos. Thank you😊🌺
Thanks! 😀
That was an enjoyable episode with some intresting plants.
1 horrible trend for me is the dying of the plants to change the colour of the blooms. And I particulary dislike the blue phalenopsis trend, in my opinion it looks sickly and artifical.
Thanks Sean...
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Thank you. I have a feeling the dyeing of the flower is quite rare occurence… and is a dying art rather than a trend. Hopefully it stays that way 😀
Always enjoy when you have a friend tag along ... As you teach him or her, we learn as well...
Beautiful place hope we see some garden tours ...while you're there! I am very impressed how bi-lingual you are ! Very smart person!
Thanks for inviting us along
Thank you 😀😀 I spoke a lot of chinese in our taiwan episode too! In case you missed those episodes
Majority of these plants we have in Australia. Cos we have wide temperature compared to Indonesia.
Yeahh I believe some of these plants are subtropical in nature
I love the way you share info & tips to Johannes , and allowing me to eavesdrop . 😊
Haha yes, I love sharing sessions like this
Fun to see new plants but I’m always surprised by how much I learn from each episode. Thank you. 😊
Thank you for taking the time to write in ❤️
Excellent and fascinating presentation about plants. China is so amazing. Taste level is so high. I hope to return soon.
Thank youu
❤❤❤so amazing to see this kind of flower market in Shanghai China 🇨🇳
I live in Seattle USA ,OUR most beautiful and high end nursery just closed due to land and rent disputes 😢😢
Awww I hope they open up again elsewhere
Centranella light or centranella candle will help from masquetos
Yes 😀
Im a plant lover that’s why i watch it until the end of your video ❤
Thank you ❤️
What a fascinating video on chinas plant shops. I can stay there for hours just browsing.. I want everything in there.. and those orchids are to die for.
😀😀
Your Chinese is so good!
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Great advice in the orchid care. Most people overwater them without realizing the orchid has a better chance of survival if you let it dry out in between watering. Spag moss is the best for me because I need to water less. I own over 600 orchids so watering is minimal for me. Great show a always!👍🏼
Oh my gosh thats a lot of orchids!
Thank you for the beautiful dreamy video! When Johannes said "Calatheas, never again!" I felt that to my core :D Though they are too stunning so I'm finding it impossible to give up on them lol
Haha they are difficult, but not impossible 😀
@@onlyplants The pride and joy will be so much greater once I succeed 🤩
Omg! I just love the elephant ear plant ❤❤
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Enjoyed this, great plants to look at along with informative commentary! 🌿🌱
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Wow after yrs watching Ur utube, I'm impressed with how linguistic u r
Thank you 😀
Happy to tag along!
❤️❤️ thank you for coming with!
Ooo, lucky guy - he still has space left for all these plants :-D I wish I had some extra space too 🙂
Wonderful shops - truly luxurious. In my country, we don´t have such shops at all. Spectacular & inspirational to see it
He has an amazing skylight at the rooftop 🥹
hi Sean! would like to share my personal observations on the care of hybrid Phal orchids, trust me because i had already killed a lot of them.. LOL
After purchasing these types of orchids, place them under shady spot with bright indirect light to acclimatise . And follow the watering instructions u said. Mine, i had it adapt for about 3 months bec. that time i was already very careful.. Then i placed it outside in a bright indirect place. Mind you, it survived til now with all the heavy rains we had in Philippines, BUT, one should change the medium. I had it placed inside a hanging coco husk design basket, added with few chunks of husks to stabilize! it grew plenty of roots!
I see that the degree of care will vary if u grew it indoor or outdoor. Just avoid direct sunlight. If ur a heavy waterer, change its potting medium.. Water it every 3 days for dry season (depending on the medium used), and on rainy days, just let it enjoy the rain.
BUT there are really SENSITIVE breeds that I noticed.. 😅
Thanks for this detailed share!
Thank you for sharing your tips, sir sean❤ loved the family values.....
Sir Johannes, i truly understand you for not choosing the crotons, a Filipina here! Mabuhay!🙂🇵🇭
Thank you ❤️❤️
Hello Sean, yet another beautiful video. I felt like I was right there with you both. So many awesome plants and the orchids. OMG! ❤
Thank you ❤️❤️
Amazing vedio
Thank you ❤️
3:10 maybe false aralia or Japanese maple? I really enjoyed going seeing the different tropical plants
Its not the false aralia but Im not sure what it is haha. They dont seem very tropical though
Thank you for feeding my eyes. A filipina plant lover here❤😊
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Crotons in the philippiness is everywhere and comes with rare varigations.❤❤❤
Oh wowww I love that 😀😀 we only have common ones in Indonesia and they are far in between
Look forward to your videos. Truly appreciated.🎉
Thank you ❤️❤️
Watching from the US, and it's fascinating to see the creativity and plant care on the other side of the world. Best wishes!!!
Thank you❤️
@3:13 Japanese Maple tree; Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Red Dragon’. They are very popular in the U.S. in landscaping. Thank you Sean so much for all your videos and superb film production skills/music choices. So calming. I was having a hard day but your videos always make me so happy! Thank you 🙏
Glad to bring some joy into your life. Thanks for this uplifting comment ❤️
Awesome video.
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Go green..
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Thank you Sean, inspired by all the plant design. ❤❤❤
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Just awesome
I am crazy about plants and just shop like crazy have lots of of plants
Sad will have to part with some as have to shift to a tiny house
Super!
Thank you 😀❤️
Arrived till the end, showing my appreciation to my favourite plant tuber!! 🎉 keep the good work up! Your calm enthusiasm even make my migraines disappear much faster heheh
Thank you so muchhh 😀😀
My absolute favorite plant channel! Sean, your videos are the best - from how to care for plants to plant tours like this, I always watch them with great joy💚
Thank you ❤️
It was a pleasure having you and great to have a plant guide!! I'm happy to report that the Schefflera elegantissima (i honestly didn't know the name prior to this video) is still alive and thriving! Perfect timing, it is spring, i'll be prunning it soon as i want to make it grow more! As for the velvet calathea, finally killed it....hate that plant still lol. The fiddle fig tree that I propagated is tall now! yay.
Are we gonna get a styling video at your apartment?
Haha thank you, you were an awesome shopping partner.
This was so nice.❤☘️🌱🪴 The plants were like pieces of art.
Yeahh they are so well-loved and groomed in this part of the world
Hey Sean the plant at 3:21 is a Lace leaf Red Japanese Maple. Very beautiful 😍 at 13: 30 is a False Aralia not a Schefflera. 💚
Thank youuu. And yesss the later plant is not a schefflera (anymore) its been reclassified!
Thank you sire for sharing such a wonderful plants experience in beautiful China once again many many thanks !
Congratulations you truly plants doctor and passionate indeed inspiring me to not give up in my plant collection and awlays learn new trends when it is talking about exotic plants.
Thank you ❤️❤️
@@onlyplants thank you ❤️❤️
Wow!! Drop me off and forget about me...I could spend hours and hours there. Good heavens ,so beautiful. Thanks for sharing😊
😀😀 I wish I stayed longer too. We barely covered half the building
Wonderful J love all the trees 😂❤
Thank you ❤️
thanks for your video.
Yaye 😀😀
China keeps surprising ...the plant shops are so cool and love the artistic designs! Just WOW!
Much thanks Sean for sharing your experience with us. :)
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It's Marvelouse garden,I.xe ever seen in my life.
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It's really early in the morning here in California; still dark outside, but I have the urge to go outside and top off all of my ficus so they'll branch 😆. I recommend aeonium as they are very easy and forgiving in all kinds of conditions. Love bright light, and can take extra water and cold. Thanks for another educational and inspiring video!
Interesting about the aeoniums. I actually havent seen one in Indonesia. I wonder if the heat here causes them to suffer
Really enjoyed seeing all the different varieties of plants!
Thank you ❤️❤️
Great video, Sean. I will take a look at your playlist s now. Thank you.
😀😀 thank you
You always have nice content in your channel…thank you very much ❤
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You're so knowledgable! Loved watching this
Thank you ❤️
Thanks for sharing.
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Always enjoy your channel.thankyou.
Thank you ❤️❤️
Lived and worked in Shanghai from 2004-2019. Missing plant shopping weekend
Whoaa 15 years! I only did 5 and I already miss it so much.
All the best sean .. its really awesome
Thanks! 😀
great video...
Thank you ❤️
hi. i have been following you. I love your videos and like you i love plants too. I am glad i saw you here in you tube coz your videos are so interesting and i learned a lot from the. thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to write in
Sean I ❤ the var umbrella tree kokodamo-what a beautiful shape!
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So beautiful
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Osm time just flew watching u guys at this shop asking right questions.❤
Haha thank you. We had a blast
Thank you for putting up this video. I enjoyed the content. The session with Johannes very informative. Tq
Thank you ❤️
The dark Amorphophallus is gorgeous! I am going to get myself one 😊
I kinda want one too haha I dont know what its called or where to find one though!
@@onlyplants is it Amorphophallus atroviridis?
Always love relaxing to your content 🪴🪷🌱🌿
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Thank you so much for sharing, Sean!
❤️😀 you’re welcome
I'm a full time housewife and mom..watching your chanel is one of my "me" times ,it relaxes me ❤more power to you and your chanel..I'm a supporter from the Philippines 🇵🇭
It warms my heart to read this, thank you.
Lovely and informative tour, thank-you Sean!❤😊
Yaye thank you
Another great video..thank you.
Yaye thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hi Sean, I really enjoyed your video. So love to see how other countries styled their plants. Very creative.
Thank you. I learnt so much from travelling too
Thank you so much for such an informative video.
❤️❤️ you’re welcome
Great video. 🎉 loved the variation of plants and useful tips and information too.
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Hi Sean! This episode was amazing. I'm going to watch it again.
Thank you 😀😀
Thanks Sean, the plant market in China is very beautiful 😀🇨🇦
Thank you. This is just a random one that we went to. I wonder how many there are across the vast nation.