Great video. I like this type of video too. I can’t have a big collection so it’s fun to see the unusual plants. That is what I would get. I hope you have a great vacation and enjoy everything.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It's fun to share my collection, and thanks for the well wishes for the holiday, still a while away sadly no heading off until the beginning of September! 😊🌿
I don't think anyone deserves a holiday more than you, Memo. I hope that you truly get to relax and recuperate some energy back. 🙏 I found my Monstera subpinnata to be a finicky plant. It just never seems fully happy. It's on a moss-pole but the leaves just don't size-up. It's not overly big, so I'm thinking investing in a more mature specimen. I hope you fix the problems with your problem children. And I think that's the first time ever that I've heard you use the bleep-outs 😂🤗
I´m also suprised that there isn´t more Begonia brevirimosa to be seen on the Internet too - it is such a beautiful plant. When I saw it for the first time in a botanical garden, I was mesmerised. I hope yours does well 🙂
While checking out equagenera I ran across a pendant anthurium I haven’t heard of before - Anthurium ceronii. It looks interesting. Your Freddie is beautiful and now I want one.
Thank you for this update. And yeah, you are an enabler. 😂 I recently got into Begonia and now I want the pink one even more 😂 but I love watching your videos anyway ❤ How did the Calatheas cope with the heat? I find that there are types that hate the heat and roll up their leaves and others seem to thrive. Beach holiday in Greece sounds awesome and I feel you. My family is from Sardinia and I live in Germany. It's been too long since the last beach holiday. It's so frustrating when family posts beautiful beach and sea pictures 😂
Haha, happy to enable! 😂 Begonias are addictive! The Calatheas were a mixed bag - some thrived, others not so much. 🌱 Ah wow I have heardamazing things about Sardinia, it is meant to be beautiful, but I know what you mean about beach envy! My family always feel the need to tell me how warm it is 😅🌊
Good for you to take some real holidays, you deserve some rest. I'd feel more comfortable lost in a cabin in the woods with no other human life around, but to each their own. ^^
.. I was that child too, wandering about smelling to every flower on my way.. I still can't resist doing just that 🌸☺️ .. I've heard that El Choco Red will eventually lose the colour on the back, when they mature.. Red on the back or not, I've had it on my wishlist for quite some time, but unfortunately it has been out of stock since forever.. I'm patiently waiting ☺️ .. I've been in love with Begonia Brevirimosa since winter but woow it's pricey 😳 maybe I end up buying it anyway, with eyes closed and saying a prayer.. .. You are such a nice person, always so kind and honest and so funny too.. And then I always learn something new from you, that's nice.. Why else would I love to hang out with you, other than the jungle behind you 🤗 Ook, I think my head fell off now, no more rambling from mee.. Have a nice vacation in Greece, stay safe and enjoy yourself to pieces ☘️🤗
I had the same thing recently on my Skeleton Key. It stopped when I put a chair underneath it (got it off the floor). I thought it was a light issue (not enough light reaching the lower leaves) as the only light it gets is from a growlight above it. (Putting it on the chair slightly less right beneath the light should fix that if that was the problem) When I “chopped and extended” I did notice that in the bottom part of the pole the small “stemroots” had some rot (I actually think it may have been dryrot), but the large “noderoots” did not. Also, those parts of the stem were still green and show new growth after propping. I think that as long as the stem is still green it should be fine…. but it never hurts to take a cutting to have a backup plant. Also… I never water the soil. All water and nutrients go into the mosspole which I am trying to keep moist at all times, here that means adding water every other day or so (which I am successful at most of the time 😂). Through watering the pole the medium gets some water as well, I have mainly bark an perlite in the nursery pot, just a little cocopeat… And sometimes water ends up in the cachepot and is in there for a while when I forget to check, the (big) roots are fine with that. Just sharing, not sure if this is useful at all
@@Houseplantygoodness I hope your Skeleton Key will stop giving you drama soon! They are such interesting plants… I wonder why so few people seem to have them?
Thanks for the nice updates, mealy bugs and all. As for the skeleton key epi. Mine seems to be a thirsty one as it's getting tons of light . Lack of water might explain throwing the bottom leaves, but the interveinal spots on the top growth on yours look more like a magnesium or iron deficiency, or some other sort of nutrient imbalance, more airflow needed during respiration?? Good luck, definitely take those insurance cuttings just in case.😻
Haha, no shade intended! Anth lutheri can look fantastic, but I have not mastered it yet, any tips from growing your one that you would like to share? 😄🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness Lol honestly no idea, mine seems to enjoy neglect. I just keep it watered and under a sansi growlight in my (non-sealed) cabinet at about 70% humidity, but its only a young one. And like most anths, I put moss at the base and it gleefully shoots out millions of roots!
El Choco looses its chocolate red back. Mind lost color when leaves grew larger than 6 inches. Quit disappointing. It still beautiful. 👍🏾Video. June in The Junegle, Virginia🪴
Yes, I thought I had seen it somewhere that the El Choco Red can lose its color, but it's still beautiful! Thanks for the kind words, June, hope the Junegle is doing well! 🌿😊
Great update Memo thank you. I’ve also got the brevirimosa such a pretty Begonia, the other one I have is the Thurstonii another really attractive Begonia that grows like a weed. Shame you don’t live closer would send you the next piece I chop off cause it’s getting too tall. I’ve got the Mag x lux which I’ve grown since it was 2 leafed seedling, fantastic plant to grow so easy. 💚🫶🏼
Hey Memo 20:41 Subpinnita 💚 Ohh the beach sounds wonderful, have a great time 🫶🏼💚
Thank you, Sherry! Thanks, I still have a couple of months to go before I travel, but looking forward to it! 🌊🫶🏼💚 Yes that was it Subpinnita! 😊
So sweet.
I hope you have the best beach vacation.
Great video. I like this type of video too. I can’t have a big collection so it’s fun to see the unusual plants. That is what I would get.
I hope you have a great vacation and enjoy everything.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It's fun to share my collection, and thanks for the well wishes for the holiday, still a while away sadly no heading off until the beginning of September! 😊🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness oh no. September…. I hope the weather there will be beach weather when you get there.
I don't have any of the plants you presented but l enjoy all your videos. Thanks for effort and please continue doing hem !
I'm so glad you enjoy the videos! Thanks for the support, and I'll keep them coming! 🌿😊
I immediately bought the paint brush pens to use on Mealy bugs. Love it! Thanks!
Glad you found the tip helpful! Those paint brush pens work wonders on mealy bugs! 🪲🌱
I love that A.pinkleyi currently on the lookout for one myself
It's a beautiful plant! Hope you find one soon! 🌿💚
I don't think anyone deserves a holiday more than you, Memo. I hope that you truly get to relax and recuperate some energy back. 🙏 I found my Monstera subpinnata to be a finicky plant. It just never seems fully happy. It's on a moss-pole but the leaves just don't size-up. It's not overly big, so I'm thinking investing in a more mature specimen. I hope you fix the problems with your problem children. And I think that's the first time ever that I've heard you use the bleep-outs 😂🤗
I enjoy everything you do, Memo, even if I disagree with what you're doing!
Yes. Yes… I am ready.
I´m also suprised that there isn´t more Begonia brevirimosa to be seen on the Internet too - it is such a beautiful plant. When I saw it for the first time in a botanical garden, I was mesmerised. I hope yours does well 🙂
Totally agree! Begonia brevirimosa is mesmerizing. Thanks for the kind words - fingers crossed mine continues to thrive! 🌿💚
While checking out equagenera I ran across a pendant anthurium I haven’t heard of before - Anthurium ceronii. It looks interesting. Your Freddie is beautiful and now I want one.
Thank you for this update. And yeah, you are an enabler. 😂 I recently got into Begonia and now I want the pink one even more 😂 but I love watching your videos anyway ❤
How did the Calatheas cope with the heat? I find that there are types that hate the heat and roll up their leaves and others seem to thrive.
Beach holiday in Greece sounds awesome and I feel you. My family is from Sardinia and I live in Germany. It's been too long since the last beach holiday. It's so frustrating when family posts beautiful beach and sea pictures 😂
Haha, happy to enable! 😂 Begonias are addictive! The Calatheas were a mixed bag - some thrived, others not so much. 🌱 Ah wow I have heardamazing things about Sardinia, it is meant to be beautiful, but I know what you mean about beach envy! My family always feel the need to tell me how warm it is 😅🌊
Good for you to take some real holidays, you deserve some rest.
I'd feel more comfortable lost in a cabin in the woods with no other human life around, but to each their own. ^^
Thanks so much! 😊 A cabin in the woods sounds like a dream! 🌲 I can definitely see the appeal, even better if no technology too! 🏡
Hi Memo! Enjoy your much deserved vacation.
Please keep showing us all the weird things 💚
Thanks, Hallie! I promise to keep showing all the weird and wonderful plants! 💚 Enjoy your day! 😊
It’s fun to share updates Memo 😀🇨🇦
It really is! Thanks for being part of the journey, Linda! 😀
.. I was that child too, wandering about smelling to every flower on my way.. I still can't resist doing just that 🌸☺️
.. I've heard that El Choco Red will eventually lose the colour on the back, when they mature.. Red on the back or not, I've had it on my wishlist for quite some time, but unfortunately it has been out of stock since forever.. I'm patiently waiting ☺️
.. I've been in love with Begonia Brevirimosa since winter but woow it's pricey 😳 maybe I end up buying it anyway, with eyes closed and saying a prayer..
.. You are such a nice person, always so kind and honest and so funny too.. And then I always learn something new from you, that's nice.. Why else would I love to hang out with you, other than the jungle behind you 🤗 Ook, I think my head fell off now, no more rambling from mee.. Have a nice vacation in Greece, stay safe and enjoy yourself to pieces ☘️🤗
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! 🌸😊 Begonia Brevirimosa is indeed pricey but worth it! Have a wonderful day and enjoy your plant journey! ☘️🤗
I found Ecuagenera California and Florida on Palmstreet and I have ordered 4 plants from them this month!
That's awesome! Ecuagenera has some amazing plants. Hope they thrive for you! 🌿💚
Good update Memo!
Thanks so much, Carol! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
I had the same thing recently on my Skeleton Key.
It stopped when I put a chair underneath it (got it off the floor).
I thought it was a light issue (not enough light reaching the lower leaves) as the only light it gets is from a growlight above it. (Putting it on the chair slightly less right beneath the light should fix that if that was the problem)
When I “chopped and extended” I did notice that in the bottom part of the pole the small “stemroots” had some rot (I actually think it may have been dryrot), but the large “noderoots” did not.
Also, those parts of the stem were still green and show new growth after propping. I think that as long as the stem is still green it should be fine…. but it never hurts to take a cutting to have a backup plant.
Also… I never water the soil. All water and nutrients go into the mosspole which I am trying to keep moist at all times, here that means adding water every other day or so (which I am successful at most of the time 😂). Through watering the pole the medium gets some water as well, I have mainly bark an perlite in the nursery pot, just a little cocopeat… And sometimes water ends up in the cachepot and is in there for a while when I forget to check, the (big) roots are fine with that.
Just sharing, not sure if this is useful at all
Thanks for sharing your experience! Very helpful tips for the Skeleton Key - I'll definitely try some of these. Appreciate your insight! 🌿💚
@@Houseplantygoodness I hope your Skeleton Key will stop giving you drama soon! They are such interesting plants… I wonder why so few people seem to have them?
Nothing wrong with some good enabling 😂
Enabling is my specialty! 😂 Glad you enjoyed the update! 🌱💚
Thanks for the nice updates, mealy bugs and all. As for the skeleton key epi. Mine seems to be a thirsty one as it's getting tons of light . Lack of water might explain throwing the bottom leaves, but the interveinal spots on the top growth on yours look more like a magnesium or iron deficiency, or some other sort of nutrient imbalance, more airflow needed during respiration?? Good luck, definitely take those insurance cuttings just in case.😻
Did I hear shade against the anth lutheri?! One of my faves!
Haha, no shade intended! Anth lutheri can look fantastic, but I have not mastered it yet, any tips from growing your one that you would like to share? 😄🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness Lol honestly no idea, mine seems to enjoy neglect. I just keep it watered and under a sansi growlight in my (non-sealed) cabinet at about 70% humidity, but its only a young one. And like most anths, I put moss at the base and it gleefully shoots out millions of roots!
El Choco looses its chocolate red back. Mind lost color when leaves grew larger than 6 inches. Quit disappointing. It still beautiful. 👍🏾Video. June in The Junegle, Virginia🪴
Yes, I thought I had seen it somewhere that the El Choco Red can lose its color, but it's still beautiful! Thanks for the kind words, June, hope the Junegle is doing well! 🌿😊
Hi..how do you order plants..the web page only ships orchids to the uk?
Great update Memo thank you. I’ve also got the brevirimosa such a pretty Begonia, the other one I have is the Thurstonii another really attractive Begonia that grows like a weed. Shame you don’t live closer would send you the next piece I chop off cause it’s getting too tall. I’ve got the Mag x lux which I’ve grown since it was 2 leafed seedling, fantastic plant to grow so easy. 💚🫶🏼
Thanks, Kathy! Brevirimosa and Thurstonii are such beautiful Begonias! Wish we were closer too - sharing plants would be fun! 💚🫶🏼