Save Money on Houseplants 💚
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. Howdy, people! Toda we are going to talk about some tips and tricks on how to save money while transforming your space into a jungle. I have learned a few things along the way of my houseplant journey that could be of use. Let us know in the comments if you have any tips or tricks to save money that you want to share.
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I have found many beautiful pots at garage sales, second-hand stores, and Goodwill. They cost pennies compared to buying brand new. I try to purchase all my plants as babies so that I can watch them grow, and I have no problem asking the folks at my job or in my neighborhood for cuttings of their plants. I have not tried the compost making yet. But the best thing for me is that I work right across the street from a huge park and every time I see the landscapers doing work there I go with a plastic bag and ask for some of their soil. So far, they have been very generous and my plants have been very happy!
I love finding planters from stores like that. Especially terra cotta. They usually have so much personality if they are older and broken in. Thanks for sharing!
I love the shirt. I'm here for the golden girls they are one of the best shows ever.The shade was lovely.Lol
Agreed! It's a great show
thanks for the tips and permission to use junk to plant my babies in. I love it when you show your personality in the videos. I'll have to try and watch that show!
Thank you very much, Carrie.
Yes! I Golden Girl binge
Same here. I love watching while doing chores around the house.
cuttings are always great!
True that! It's so cool to give friends or family some of a plant and watch them grow it
These are such great tips! Especially upcycling old items.
I use coffee grinds for plant food
They are great for fertilizer. Certain Starbucks locations engage in a program known as "grounds for your garden". They give you huge bags of used coffee grounds for free.
Great suggestions! This is such an important topic to be discussing, I really enjoyed the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cutie!
Lol I named 4 off my plants Dorothy, Blanche, Rose and Sophia. I actually have a bunch of plants propagating to give to friends, just a little time and it saves a ton of money!
"Watch the Golden Girls and vote!" I need to do both of these things 😅 I'm a GG Virgin sadly. Don't come for me lol
C'mon Trixie! Hulu has every GG episode available for streaming.... just saying!
@@PlantBoy Ooo i love a good binge watch, snacks are in order!
Hi, do you have any experience with growing plants from seeds? I wanna try but i can barely find any info online on how to properly do it inside haha
I have grown a lot of edible vegetable plants from seed, and doing so with houseplants would be very similar.
1) Make sure you have lots of light. You will probably need a grow light. Place it directly above your planted seeds.
2) Plant the seeds in a seed starting mix in small 1-2" planters or in a seed tray. Pre moisten the mix, place the mix into the pots of choice, make indentations in the mix and put a seed or two into each cell or pot. Cover the seed lightly with the moistened seedling mix.
3) Protect the seed(lings) and keep them warm and humid with a cover such as a cup or plastic bag
4) Keep the seeds moist and brightly lit in order to aid in germination.
4) As they sprout and establish, slowly start exposing them to the environment by removing their cover in order to "harden them off".
5) Once they are ready to be transplanted, carefully plant them into a new pot about 2" larger and pull out any of the smaller seedlings so you can just have the strongest ones planted for the best growth. Keep them somewhat moist, warm, and humid until established. Once established, treat them like a grown houseplant.
Good luck!
@@PlantBoy Oh wow, thank you for this incredibly detailed answer! Since I'm only used to sowing outside, these tips will definitely help. Thank you!