I have a large four year old Domino Peace Lily. Its varigation is still the same as the day that I brought it home. It is one of my absolute favorite house plants ever. My top wish list plant for a very very long time was the Thai Constellation. I finally bought a baby and I am still in love with it! Just one in my collection that you did not mention is my varigated jade plant.
Thank you for another great video! After a lot of looking I finally found a highly variegated Domino Peace Lily this Summer and so far, so good. We’re in the month of December and if NC can get our normal amount of sunny winter days she should do fine. I always appreciate stable variegation and I like the way these plants look next to the solid colors of the non-variegated plants. 🥰. Thanks again for this fun content! 👌🪴🥰
As always… loved your video! One of my fave variegated plant is the Fatasia Japonica/ Spider Web plant. Mine is starting to mature and get its variegation. As like some of the plants you featured…variegation starts as the leaves/plant matures. I would love for you to do a “simple/uncommon, not talked about” nonetheless beautiful thriving houseplant’s video. I myself have many and I love them just as much…they bring me joy as much as my tropicals/aeroids. Again thanks for sharing your thoughts and plants with us…looking forward to seeing the next one!
Another amazing video! I love seeing plants I've not yet heard of--like the Christia! Loved that wild looking thing and it's now on "the list"! Thank you!
My most recent variegation that I absolutely love is the Maranta leuconeura 'Beauty Kim'. I came across it at the store I had never seen one before. I love my calatheas and marantas so adding this to the collection was awesome ❤❤
i have a variegated phalaenopsis, that's not to common ,my philo Rio and i am enjoying my two pink princesses , i am aware that they can loss it ,and then turn into a burgundy princess . last my N´joy pothos. Plus i really want a thai constellation , like you keeping my eye out for a good price . thank you for sharing it was very enjoyable
Really digging the weird plants like the Christia. I have several different kinds f orchids but not any jewels. I think they like high humidity like in terrariums. I’ve seen some older ones and they get really leggy so not sure if I like that growth pattern. I just got a domino spath and it is just beautiful.
Great video and fun seeing some plants I hadn't seen yet. I'm currently loving my Syngonium Albo. I tried to air layer it before cutting to make a fuller pot and it refused for at least 2 months. I cut it anyway and stuck the cuttings in water and it started roots in a week, lol. I'm also loving my Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo. Super fast grower and easy to propagate. I don't think either of these are stable variegation but so far so good on both for me. Like you I'm holding out for lower prices on a Monstera Thai Constellation. They are down to $75 from $100 at my favorite local shop. $50 might make me take the plunge.
My favs are the white Joseph coat,calathea triostar, Ficus elasticas and caladiums. I grow my jewel orchids in a terrarium but I've seen them grown beautifully/ easily in open air conditions.
I have my first jewel orchid that grows in soil, it's getting ready to flower a ludisia orchid. And a ground orchid yokohoma orchid. Not all are super hard.
I actually already have! You can check it out here: My Top 10 Wishlist Plants (Rare + Common) | Houseplant Wishlist 2022 ruclips.net/video/pLojipNn0qo/видео.html
Just responded to your other comment on a different video regarding notching. I didn’t include Tink in this video because while I do love his variegation it doesn’t make my top list of favorite variegated plants💚
@@AlohaPlantLife oh ofc just wanted to know if there was any reason like complications or anything like that, thank you :) havent seen the other reply yet but i actually eventually found the notching update
I have a large four year old Domino Peace Lily. Its varigation is still the same as the day that I brought it home. It is one of my absolute favorite house plants ever. My top wish list plant for a very very long time was the Thai Constellation. I finally bought a baby and I am still in love with it! Just one in my collection that you did not mention is my varigated jade plant.
Thank you for another great video! After a lot of looking I finally found a highly variegated Domino Peace Lily this Summer and so far, so good. We’re in the month of December and if NC can get our normal amount of sunny winter days she should do fine. I always appreciate stable variegation and I like the way these plants look next to the solid colors of the non-variegated plants. 🥰. Thanks again for this fun content! 👌🪴🥰
Can you do a "for the love of variegation " video on affordable plants? I really enjoyed your last 2 videos thank you
“Affordable” is a relative term, as what I consider affordable someone else may not. What price range were you thinking?
That Cercestis ("embossed plant") is amazingly beautiful!
It really is!
As always… loved your video!
One of my fave variegated plant is the Fatasia Japonica/ Spider Web plant.
Mine is starting to mature and get its variegation. As like some of the plants you featured…variegation starts as the leaves/plant matures.
I would love for you to do a “simple/uncommon, not talked about” nonetheless beautiful thriving houseplant’s video.
I myself have many and I love them just as much…they bring me joy as much as my tropicals/aeroids.
Again thanks for sharing your thoughts and plants with us…looking forward to seeing the next one!
Another amazing video! I love seeing plants I've not yet heard of--like the Christia! Loved that wild looking thing and it's now on "the list"! Thank you!
The Christia is so fun looking💚
My most recent variegation that I absolutely love is the Maranta leuconeura 'Beauty Kim'. I came across it at the store I had never seen one before. I love my calatheas and marantas so adding this to the collection was awesome ❤❤
Awesome! I’ve never seen one for sale anywhere but online
i have a variegated phalaenopsis, that's not to common ,my philo Rio and i am enjoying my two pink princesses , i am aware that they can loss it ,and then turn into a burgundy princess . last my N´joy pothos. Plus i really want a thai constellation , like you keeping my eye out for a good price . thank you for sharing it was very enjoyable
Really digging the weird plants like the Christia. I have several different kinds f orchids but not any jewels. I think they like high humidity like in terrariums. I’ve seen some older ones and they get really leggy so not sure if I like that growth pattern. I just got a domino spath and it is just beautiful.
Great video and fun seeing some plants I hadn't seen yet. I'm currently loving my Syngonium Albo. I tried to air layer it before cutting to make a fuller pot and it refused for at least 2 months. I cut it anyway and stuck the cuttings in water and it started roots in a week, lol. I'm also loving my Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo. Super fast grower and easy to propagate. I don't think either of these are stable variegation but so far so good on both for me. Like you I'm holding out for lower prices on a Monstera Thai Constellation. They are down to $75 from $100 at my favorite local shop. $50 might make me take the plunge.
My favs are the white Joseph coat,calathea triostar, Ficus elasticas and caladiums. I grow my jewel orchids in a terrarium but I've seen them grown beautifully/ easily in open air conditions.
I have my first jewel orchid that grows in soil, it's getting ready to flower a ludisia orchid. And a ground orchid yokohoma orchid. Not all are super hard.
Good to know!
You should do a video on your top wish list plants
I actually already have! You can check it out here: My Top 10 Wishlist Plants (Rare + Common) | Houseplant Wishlist 2022
ruclips.net/video/pLojipNn0qo/видео.html
@@AlohaPlantLife Right on, I'll go check it out
Unfortunately White fusion actually can revert but I agree, much more stable than most :)
Hi , i am so jealous of your Calathea makoyana , i bought it 4 times and killed them all .how do you keep yours so beautiful and healthy?
Have you watched my care guide on prayer family plants?
My peacock calethia is one of my two calethias and it is my favorite.
hi is there any reason u didn't include the tineke rubber plant? also i can't find the update on the notching :(
Just responded to your other comment on a different video regarding notching. I didn’t include Tink in this video because while I do love his variegation it doesn’t make my top list of favorite variegated plants💚
@@AlohaPlantLife oh ofc just wanted to know if there was any reason like complications or anything like that, thank you :) havent seen the other reply yet but i actually eventually found the notching update