FULL HOUSEPLANT TOUR - have my plants survived the big move?
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3:14 I think I spotted another growth point below the new shoots too!
Hi, you planted your plants out so what will happen to them in winter?
To those that struggle with only 2-3 leaves on Alocasia: You are not fertilizing them enought. Alocasias need a bit more nutrients. So if your arent fertilizing them on a regular basis or at least when they push a new leave they just take all the nutrients from the oldest leave and pump it into the new one. The old leave dies cause of that.
great tip :)
@@sydneyplantguy you're welcome :)
huge tip. thank you so much.
@@scrummyvision your welcome :)
I appreciate that whenever you refer to south or north, for those of us in the northern hemisphere, you make a point of reminding us that it’s the reverse here. Which I already knew personally, but I could see where it could be confusing to some folks.
What would be even more helpful, would be if whenever you referenced temperature you threw text on the screen with the conversion to Fahrenheit! I feel like every single time I have to pause the video and look it up 😂. Same with centimeters versus inches, also that doesn’t seem to come up as often.
But, regardless, I love your videos, and appreciate learning from you!
Thank you :)
Just wanted to say: don't be too concerned if the pitcher plants doesn't make new pitchers on the next few leaves. They need a while to acclimate to room humidity and will often focus on the leaves for a month or two and not inflate the little pitcher buds on the tendrils. As long as it has enough light (and the LEDs will definitely provide that) it will start making them again.
Good to know :) thank you!
Of course the place and the plants are looking good (we won’t talk about those lower verrucosum leaves 😔) but my favorite part by far is about the ikea outdoor tiles. That moment “I like it.” Wish that was a gif ! I like it too. 😊
Thanks :)!
Your oxalis is simply amazing… all of your plants are gorgeous, but the oxalis gets me every time.
Thanks :)
Jan, I totally understand the need to cut back some large plants! I have a small apartment and I have a few plants that I chopped to start again and share with friends. Trying to enjoy my plants to the fullest and make sure it’s still fun and easy for me to care for them. Thanks for the tour 🪴💚🪴 Also, I love the idea of the plants” having a good time” Really like that phrase! 🎉🎉🎉
Very true !! Thank you :)
All of your plants look amazing, you really have talent in growing beautiful plants. Having the outside space was worth the move in my opinion. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Your entire space is beautiful Jan! You really have a talent for decorating and arranging. I get the leaf facing the wrong way woes, its drives me crazy too! I know how hard it is to arrange a lot of plants in a small space. You would have gotten bored in the old place eventually, showing the same plants over and over. I must have a Cuprea now !!!😍Yours is gorgeous!
As long as Brad is happy - that's all that matters. 😸
Yes! Just what I needed on this gloomy Tuesday! I always get so happy when I get the notification about a new SPG video. Thank you so much for the great content, you have inspired and taught me so much
That means a lot :) glad you enjoy the content ! :)
OMG....your plants give me life!!! I want to have your type of "plant concerns" regarding the leaves being too big now lol. Your plants look amazing and I do understand what you are saying regarding the look of the leaves as the plant matures. Thanks for sharing, I watched the full video.
'51.34- pretty sure it's not a rhipsalis but LEPISMIUM BOLIVIANUM 🙃 your new place is absolutely stunning 🥰 loads of love to your furry king of the jungle ❤
Love the view of the moss poles (office) from the courtyard! Some of your plants have reached their peak and would be good in a museum while you work on begonias, carnivores & spider plants😀. Thanks for sharing Jan!
Thanks :)
Hi Jan! I’m feeling your love for your new space ❤ which is wonderful! I would like to point out that you have actually brought life to the courtyard! I can feel the lively atmosphere and the garden space just being it’s own happy home with you and Brad helping it grow and thrive during your new journey! Thanks for sharing and for just being you cuz you’re awesome!!
Thank you!! Yes, it was very important to me that the outdoors feels like a cozy extension of the home so I increase my living space :)
der Kannenpflanze kannst du Fischfutterflocken (von Zierfischen) geben oder getrocknete Mückenlarven (Zoohandlung), da vermutlich dein Dünger zu scharf für sie ist. in die Kannen streuen.
It looks amazing! I love your approach to plants! Its fun & light hearted! Plants & nature are supposed to bring joy! Good luck on all of your new adventures in the new place!
Thank you!! Could not agree more. It's supposed to be a relaxing hobby ... not an anxiety inducing obsession :P
I love waking up to a new video drop from you & getting a plant tour. Starts my day off perfectly. Looks like you wake up to your such a magnificent view out of your bedroom window. I finally found a place in the US that had GT Foliage Focus in stock & started watering with it last week. Now if the US would gets some clear nursery pots! Great video Jan…have a great day.
Thank you so much for your ongoing support!! Can’t believe you still don’t have clear pots!! They are so popular here :)
Love your energy and perspectives!...noticed some cactuses on the outdoor table and wondered if you are getting into those? Also noticed the door hardware is very high. Is that the standard height for knobs/levers in Australia? Congratulations on your successful move, love your new space!
Loved this long video Yan! My Oxalis is about 3 years old and it’s never gone dormant (Adelaide) and yes forever picking off the limp stems and flowers,but it keeps getting larger! 😅
If a pitcher plant makes pitchers it is happy. Enough light and humidity
Well it’s a happy camper then :)
Beautiful space for sure! Thanks for the tour 😊
Thanks :)
I only want to say that you do a great job. You have a great personality. Your advice is sound and thoughtful. The plants that you own are a reliable testimony. They look great.
I enjoy your videos and I am not easily impressed.
Absolutely wonderful tour!
You will love the Soltech grow light! I bought one at Christmas time and it's been a game changer! It has given me beautiful sun stressed leaves... I plan on purchasing more. Love your plants!
I used to have one of those pitcher plants. Mine never produced pitchers because there wasn’t enough humidity. Then the mealybugs got onto it and I’ve realized it way too late so it ended up dying! Up until the bugs got to it it was growing rapidly, though. If the pitcher on a new leaf dries up before it even develops you need to up the humidity. It would probably be a good plant for an ikea case or a terrarium, but since yours keeps its pitchers I wouldn’t worry too much.
So far so good :)
Amazing setup indoors and outdoors. Keep enjoying. 👍Thank you for sharing.
finally the episode featuring the spare room you said at the Collectors Plant Fair yay.
Glad to see you enjoying your outdoor rooms. I too have a deck to spread out plants in the warmer months; it brings a whole new dimension to collecting and growing.
Yes :) a new challenge!!
I love you, your need for change and all of your advice! Thank you ! 💚💚
Cheers :)
Thank you from France ! 💚💚💚
Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for the update ❤❤❤you are happy plant parents 🌿🪴🌼🌼sending love 🥰 happy planting🎉🎉😊
Thank you :)
I love seeing your enthusiasm for your plants, that laid back approach is just right. But when you talk about your winter problems I do laugh out loud in 'tropical plants in UK winter' cackles 😂 We could never aspire to huge leaves like yours, which is why I suppose I feel I get the most satisfaction in growing babies into adults then giving them away because I don't have room. Any growth here is cause for celebration 😅 Sending love and cuddles for Brad 🥰
Thank you :)
man look at those big plants in nature, thats how the leaves become. May not look aesthetic but oh man such beautiful Splendid and Glorious you have, dont chop :-)
Beautiful, Jan!! 💙
Thanks :)
I defs miss the old Anthurium room. It was such a lovely space, so it’s disappointing you weren’t able to recreate a similar space in the new house, but excited to learn more about growing some
Of these plants outside. It’s like Sydney Plant Guy - the Next Chapter
Just a little idea for your outdoor moss poles. Since they dry out so quickly maybe consider setting up a drip irrigation system come spring and summer. They're super easy to set up if you have a source of power for a small pump and a timer.
Unfortunately I don't have power in either courtyard ... so I reckon I'll just add some plastic packing to the pole :)
@@sydneyplantguy You can find automatic hose timers that operate with batteries.
Moss pole questions:
- if you initially misalign the arial roots in the pole and after 5 new leaves, no roots have found the pole, what do you do? Repot and realign?
- some plants (like Florida Beauty) have arial roots coming out in all directions. I guess you could chop the roots facing away from the pole, but is there a better option?
Thank you sir, for the lush content. Your channel is one of the reasons I got a bit obsessed with aroids and has been instrumental in my moss pole journey - I make my own, based on your experiences and they’re doing great!
They all are so happy ,even with the clod👍
💚🌵🌱☘️💚
Watching from Darwin NT. It is interesting to see so many plants that I take for granted growing in your southern climes. And not just growing, but thriving!
Your plants would have it good up there!! Thanks !!:)
@@sydneyplantguy This time of year with the cooler weather and lower humidity they don't do so well, but for the wet season they go gangbusters! My P. verrucosum for example doesn't like the low humidity and the spider mites and struggles through the dry. But Splendid is splendid all throughout they year!
great video! Enjoy is my favorite pathos.
Can’t wait to see the review for the mothers pole. Ive been wanting one as a light piece as well.
Very enjoyable Jan...all good so far. Happy days for you ☺ I've done the same as you. All my plants that weren't cooperating have been placed in the 'naughty corner' (outside) so am curious to see how they all go as the overnight temps will be dropping to 5 and 6 degrees in the next few days and the rains are meant to be coming too. Your maranta and stromanthe triostar seem to be coping pretty well too. And thanks for the info re the Ep. Pinnatum....didn't know this so will be taking a cutting of mine and placing it outdoors in spring 💪
Thanks ! Happy growing :)
That's a lot of work in such a short amount of time! Well done!
Amazing plants, Jan!
Thanks :)
Ahhh so glad I’m not the only one who loves rearranging rooms. It is like having a whole new space
Yes a whole new space without having to move !!!
thank you for this video😃💚🙏🌿
Looking forward to that review of the forest. I spotted it in your reel about uploading this vid.
You could have two vines in each pot, like front and back, then rotate pots so each side gets light every day or two. That way you always see plant and not an ugly bare moss pole back. I only have one window, so that's what I have done.
Sounds like both vines will just get good light 50% of the time so they won’t really thrive so to me that’s not an option :)
My Verrucosum lost quite a few leaves during Summer. I noticed they really don't like high temperature. Also I second the smaller pot is more beneficial to Alocasias. They like a bit of root bound.
Just on time for my morning coffee ☀
Hello from Bulgaria
Hope you enjoy it :)
This is what I aspire to as a beginner man, keep up the good work!
Thanks :)
When you said i leave my window open even in winter, i automatically thinking lüften lol
Haha I love lüften :D very german of me :D
Hallo Jan, bei deiner nächsten Award Verleihung solltest du auch die Kategorie: Beste Kamera einführen.😄
Great video💚
Just an idea to up the humidity - I have a water fountain for my cat and the plants nearby seem very happy! My theory is that it's adding some humidity in the air around them, and the cat loves drinking her running water! You just need to keep it topped up and change the filter every now and then.
Great video, I’m a little behind on your videos! Love your place and your courtyards, good job marking it all look so great!
Thanks :)
❤I really love your plants keep up the good work
Thank you :)
Omg that cuprea ❤❤❤
Yayyy I'm so excited to drink this tour up. Who's behind the camera btw?
Thanks :) my friend Tim
Hey serious and nosy question, what type/brand of fertilizer do you use?? Cuz I know that ain't just water, aroid mix and sunlight 😄. I'm growing alot of what you are and I'd love to achieve the amount of plant health you have
Looks fantastic
Thanks :)
It looks great 👍🏽💚🌱🌿💚🐾😻🐾🤗
Thanks :)
Great tour thanks Jan 😍🤩 Everything looks so lush and healthy compared to mine😢 That mixed alocasia bowl is spectacular! And look at that pitcher already thriving. You certainly have the magic greenfingers. Sad to hear you're falling out of love with the big beauties, but I get it. Circumstances dictate, and you're good at turning that into a new adventure. ❤
Thank you :) always nice to switch it up…:)
Hi, greetings from Germany! I want to say that your " Ripsalis" in your bathroom is definitly a
Lepismium bolivianum, I have the same one, same size!
Jan's getting a greenhoooouuusssee
Yaaay!!!
Jan, I want to thank you for the info you are sharing, I just made my first mosspole😀 I wanted to make more but I had not enough spagnum. I made it some what smaller because I live in the Netherlands and I think it will not grow that fast. Greets Harmen.
i get ''HereYA'' stucked in my head now XDD
Is it bad that I'm kind of happy seeing you struggle with autumn? It makes me feel a lot better about my struggles with my north-ish German winters :D
What I want to say: thank you for showing your struggles, it really helps set expectations for those of us growing in worse climates than Sydney (which is probably most of us 😅)
Struggles & failures are a big part of plant parent hood :)
great and beautiful plans. How will the plants manage when you go for holidays?
So so so beautiful. I just know it takes hours to water them all and I know it’s 10000% worth it 😂🫶🏽
thanks :)
너무 멋져요❤👍👍👍👍👍
in your sponsorship theres a double endsnippet.. just thought I'd mention. Love seeing the video!
Oopsie !! Well thanks for watching it so thoroughly !!:) thanks :)
hello I need advice .. how can I recover an alocasia left without roots ?? I cleaned it from all the rot and let it dry, I would like to put it in my soil mix but I'm afraid I'm not doing well.
I’d propagate it in water first until it has re-established a root system :)
Nice!!! Share Ur plants 😊
Yay love your videos
Thank you :)
Hi! Want to start by saying we love your plants!
A quick question though. We only have the basic moss poles in our area and have used them for our minsteras. (The brown dry woven cylindrical moss poles). Any recommendations of how to moisten or water these poles? Thanks! ❤
Hey, thank you :) if you are referring to coco coir poles, they are not meant to be watered, they just provide support to the plant :)
Good job
Greetings from Poland
Thanks :)
Lovely place and plants. Would be interested to know the the potting mix
I just uploaded a full potting mix video :)
What do you feed your pitcher plant? I have dried bugs I use for salad toppers for my lizards and throw in a few of those once in a while. I was hoping it would take out some of the adult fungus gnats too but I’m sure it won’t make that much of a difference lol
Thanks for the tour! How do you water the grow verticals and keep the moss damp? I’m finding the moss drys out well before the pot.
Hey :) same process as watering my normal moss poles :) check out my tutorial in my moss pole playlist :)
Beautiful Plants. How will the plants manage when you go for a holiday?
i want that Riri art piece!
Hi, Jan! I'd like to share my observation of your plants with you, since I'm pretty familiar with my own large Monstera collection by now. I believe your plants are still adapting to the humidity levels of your new place. You can tell by the slightly crinkled texture on the surface of their leaves; your Laniata, Dubia & El Savador. As well as the slightly smaller leaf size. Their adaptation could take several months until they get the hang of it but Monstera are generally tough plants. All the best!
I don’t think it’s humidity based… the humidity here & in my old place is very similar, if anything it’s higher. But less light & lower tenperatures so they’ll definitely have some adjustment to do :)
@@sydneyplantguy Oh, I see. Yeah, even your white and orange plant inspector seems to enjoy cuddling on his warm cushion, as seen in the video. Maybe it is that cold... poor kitty. No matter, I'm sure your plants will bounce back, Jan. All the best with your new place!
How did you connect those two mother grow lights together, would you be able to give me some ideas, please
Beautiful plants. Where did you get your large clear nursery containers from? Having a hard time finding one’s larger than 8 inches. Thank you
I buy mine at my local bunnings :)
Would it be better to set a cocochip/some chunky mix pole instead of the moss pole for billitiae? or you still reccomend the moss
seems you could use cheap turn tables small enough in your office to be able to turn them either way without lifting them just an idea
Love that Soltech growlight next to the monstera. But which one is it? I'm looking for natural light growlights as my wife almost killed me when turning on a purplish one... But You now have a "small" problem, is it your bedroom or anthuriumroom, so are you allowed to sleep or to keep plants there 😁.
Very wise ... starting with one... why did I "buy" 4 staghorn ferns 🤣
Every room is a plant room :P It's the VITA growlight :) I'm working with them on an affiliate program soon so I'll be able to give you a discount code in the future :) just wanna test them thoroughly first :)
Question.
Would you put syngoniums on a moss pole? I am thinking of putting a pink spot + a milk confetti on a pole. Will it work?
You totally ignored the canna Stuttgart in the end #rude!
Was so excited to see her now, I'm actually on the hunt right now to get one this summer
Did you know that oxalis is edible in small amounts? you can garnish the top of a salad with a few leaves. They taste very sour, slightly like raddichio. Although I wouldn't eat too many because it can upset your stomach.
You should have called your Anthurium room the Anthuriroom. Missed opportunity there 😁
That’s actually what I call it but I’m having a hard time saying it out loud with my accent :D haha
@@sydneyplantguy das glaube ich dir 😁
Ian, hello from Puerto Rico!!! Beautiful plants and you have mastered your hybrid seedlings! What video editing do you use? 🙋🏼♀️🪴🌿
I use filmora wondershare :) thanks !
I noticed your Ring of Fire is in a moss pole made in a half pvc. Why different to your Wire mesh version?
Cheers, Toni
Why are the leaves sooooo big? That’s so beautifully
My chrystalinum got sunburnt. It's dead now. I need to buy a new one ❤😊
Very inspiring!💡
For how long do you have your tenue now?
I think it’s almost been a year now :P she’s slow !!
Help. Can someone ID Jan’s Rhipsalis in the bathroom? I’m not a Rhipsalis fan but I like his..
Thank you for the updates! Love them. You are a talented talker. Have I told you that I love your channel, be cause I do ❤
Thanks :)
Las dos cosas que amo plantas y gatos. Tengo 3 gatos. Saludes desde Costa Rica.
That light flickers because of your shutter speed. Haha, The faster your shutter speed the less it will flicker.