RARE Plants for 2023 - TOP 10
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In this video we go over:
Rare Plants 2023
0:10 Burle Marx Flame / Monstera dilacerata
2:30 Philodendron Quad Color
3:46 Epipremnum pinnatum Marble
5:06 Syngonium podophyllum Confetti
5:10 Syngonium Confetti vs Milk Confetti
6:35 Philodendron Tortum
8:05 Philodendron Hederaceum Variegata
9:15 Philodendron Golden Dragon
10:20 Philodendron Radiatum Variegata
11:29 Philodendron Caramel Marble
13:30 Monstera Mint
14:30 Like the Video!
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Burle Marx is pronounced as if it were Portuguese, its the way Roberto pronounced it, you pronounce the e.
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The deliciosa mint is not the same plant as the white monster; that's a very specific cultivar from a Japanese grower that somehow survives and grows happily with very little green at all.
Thanks for the info! I’d love to have either 😅
Love the plants. Will be looking in your shop for some in 2023.
Awww thanks Carol! Yes we should have some up soon 😄
Obliqua is comming down a loooot in Denmark. I saw a few plants (between 3 and 6 leafs) go for 100 USD. A cutting is not really avaliable, but wetsticks with starting roots go for about 15 USD.
That’s awesome pricing! Wet sticks for $15 is crazy cheap. FB marketplace does have some deals!
Thank you for the info. Will check back, to check out your store.
Awwww thank you Joann!! We should have things updated for the new year 😄
Just started watching your video and I’m going to 👍🏼now I love your voice and I love the way you teach us all about our plants 🌿.
Hey thank you so much! That’s very kind 😄
That Philodendron Pluto (non-var Caramel Marble) is still a striking plant when mature. I hear its made from McColley's Finale X Tortum. Glad to hear Monstera Mint is in TC.
I’m excited to see what it turns out like! Hmmm that’s an interesting mix - but it does look Tortum like with the sawtooth like leaves
True on the monsters mint, I have seen photos from people selling what they think would be a mint, but upon close inspection, there aren't enough flecks to justify it is a true mint. Interesting that you said they are stable variegated, I didn't know this! Thank you for this video!
It’s just a guess because they are in tissue culture, but have yet to see one in person. Glad you enjoyed the video!
I have one :)
@@AcCarlitos Let's trade cuttings :D
I really struggled with the tortem but once I got the watering down it took off and I love it.
It seems like the appreciate a well draining mix with a good amount of light! Super pretty when they are happy 😊
I just scored a Monstera obliqua about the same size as yours in the video for $40 from a local plant group on FB. I’m so excited, I’ve never seen one for less than $100 so I had to jump on it. I love fenestrated plants, especially the obliqua, m. esqueleto, adansonii, etc. the Monstera Burle Marx Flame is my ultimate wishlist plant.
That’s an AWESOME deal! They get so pretty when grown up too. The Burle Marx flame is GORGEOUS too!!
I like the epipremnum pinnatum "Marble".
Same!! Might be my current favorite
That radiatum was 🤤
Agreed!!! She’s a stunner 😍
I only have the normal green one 😃 but that variegation looks gorgeous!
Hope it becomes widely available in the tropics 😁
I see the Tortum and Billitae both for under $23 dollars at a greenhouse in Ottawa, Ontario already.
A huge price drop.
Yes I’ve seen them both drop significantly! Both in Tissue Culture so this help help bring those prices down
Great sharing👍done tamsak new friend here👍😍💚🍀🍀🌿happy new year🌲
Thank you!! Happy New Year to you!!
SORRY OT- I wrote you previously about my two leaf cutting of a Deliciosa Albo that got root rot, and lost all of its secondary roots. It still had like an eight inch main root, but had some rot on the end of it as well. Thus I placed it into perlite for the past several weeks, and kept a good eye on its leafs to watch out for any changes, which there was no degradation. So I assumed it was growing roots. However, while I have not seen any degradation of the two leafs, (other than them wilting a bit), I checked in on the roots yesterday, and it hasn't grown anything new, no secondary roots over the past several weeks. And another half-inch of the end of the main root was rotting again, or at least it was soft. It still only has one long large root left (~7"), but no secondary roots anymore.
***I am also confused about when you pull rotted roots off, and you are left with that thin string, should you leave that or cut it off as well???***
So I am left wondering WHY this plant has not grown any new secondary roots over the past several weeks in moist perlite??? I switched the medium to perlite and leca yesterday, but I am mystified as to why there is no new root growth? I did dip the single large root in GardenSafe's "TakeRoot" root stimulator powder, before putting it back into the leca/perlite.
So I'm asking you what I'm doing wrong??? I also decided yesterday to take it out of my den (55-65%), and place it into my grow tent where the humidity is way higher, around 87%-90%, hoping this helps it root somehow. Any information and help is very much appreciated. Please help me save this plant.
I would guess that it’s lack of light. Cuttings need a VERY careful balance of lighting. Too little, and you’ll experience kind of what you’re describing. Too much and the cutting leaf will yellow off from the plant attempting to photosynthesize.
Leaving the string of root you’re describing isn’t consequential. I remove anything that comes off easily in a hard stream of water.
Humidity levels sound good for Monstera-I found it likes 55-70% for cloning!
Propagating is the hardest, but most rewarding part of growing plants. But sometimes it works, but I’ve killed THOUSANDS of cuttings.
I hope this helps! Good luck!
I got a tc of the mint Monstera for 225 😊 glad to see rare plants re becoming affordable
That's a GREAT deal
It may just be the two plants i have, but milk confetti does not have the green on the top of the leave. And the regular confetti seems to have larger red splotches as apposed to more evenly small spots on the milk confetti.
Grown outdoor in texas.
I think you already know this, but a caramel marble without variegation or unsuccessfully variegated or reverted is a Philodendro Pluto. Vass difference in pricing. And in that pot is 99% a Pluto
I didn’t know the name, but I assumed the pricing would be about that! 🤣 Likely gonna take the L on that one!
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Monstera dilacerata was a description of epipremnum pinnatum. Monstera burle Marx is considered to be either an undescribed species or a sport of deliciosa
Hmmmm interesting. Pinnatum and Dilacerata are certainly different plants. I can see the link between BMF and Deliciosa for sure. And also Epi with Mons.
i am not a huge fan of aroids at all. they take so much space and are mostly overpriced. I need all my space for my hoya collection 😅 But I would buy definitely this Epipremnum marble.
It's a beauty.
Hmmm interesting! I've wanted to try Hoyas -- which are your favorites? Agreed the Epi marble is gorgeous!
I have a few shelf sized aroids you can get from Ecuagenera, they are really rare, Anthurium timplowmanii, Caladium palaciosii, and Spathiphyllum ivanportillae, named after the guy that runs Ecuagenera. They are really rare in that they aren't really in the trade, just Ecuagenera and a couple of ther places might have them.
Syngonium Milk Confetti is around 5 - 15 $ for a plant in Europe but Grey Ghost and Red Spot Tricolor are pricier to a price of 30-50$, we don't use dollars so that was my evaluation
That’s incredible. It seems plants are a bit cheaper, generally in the EU! Jelly 😅
@@prettyingreen Syngoniums yes but Philodendrons, Anthuriums and Monstera are not cheap at all
I hope burle marx flame will be tissue cultured
Oh me too!! Hopefully one day
The price difference is impressive. Here in Portugal Obliqua plants sell under 100€, wetsticks under 10€. small tortums for 12.50€
That is incredibly different! Will be interesting to see what prices do in the spring
@@prettyingreen not sure how the Thai Cons are over there, but I got mine just over a month ago for 90€ with 7 leaves most with over 50cms in diameter. A year ago for that size they were like 700/1000€ in Europe and over that in the US for example.
@@Black_Jack_AOS That's a really great price! Tissue culture unacclimated are going for $60+ in the sealed bag still!
What Oblique is it? Peru, the Expilata? There are a few? 😮
Monstera obliqua peru
I like your insight on the Monstera Mint, It's not worth to pay four figure price or even 500$ dollars for a plant that is fairly Easy to care for, many plants that are couple hundreds of dollars will come to 100$ and hundred is an untold border even for variegated specimens. Spiritus sancti and billietiae variegata are being propagated on day to dya basis so Let's just wait for more people to have it, then they won't be able to keep high prices on them
I agree! We just need time for them to go into TC or be heavily propagated and it’s just a matter of time before the price comes down 😄 Excited to get a mint!
@@prettyingreen Yeah, Im sure I can feel the excitement, I hope TC batches will be successful
I think Philodendron Spiritus Sancti is on the list for 2023 too.
And I've read an article somewhere that people mislabel Monstera dilacerata and Monstera 'Burle Marx Flame'. Monstera dilacerata is actually a synonym of Epipremnum pinnatum, so it's completely different species. CMIIW
I agree with spiritus being on this list (honestly I hit 10 plants and stopped 😅) it’s heavily being TCd and put to seed so prices have fallen dramatically!
Interesting about dilacerata being a synonym of pinnatum… I’ve always thought epis and monstera had very blurry lines! Thanks for the info!
This comment confuses me as Monstera is "new world" and Epipremnum is "old world". Do you mean nurseries confuse them?
A lot of these plants really need heat , if you are not in a tropical climate or have heating they are so slow that you,ll be on the old age pension before they get any size , probably better to find species that will thrive in your climate zone.
Correct-I was making the assumption these would be for indoors as houseplants 😄
You must have an endemic plant from Indonesia, like Rhaphidophora Megasperma, Rhaphidophora Foraminifera, Rhaphidophora Beccarii, Epipremnum Kujang, Epipremnum Hanoman Bali, or Cyrtosperma.
Would like to have any of these!
The Cebu Blue Variegated is rly cheap in the tropics.
Used to be 5$ but now it's just 3$ 😃
I’ve never seen variegated Cebu blue but sounds beautiful!
@@prettyingreen @Pretty in Green 3:55 You're holding it! 😆 But you call it by the scientific name. It comes in 2 forms without the variegation: one'a the plain green and another that looks bluish but they're commonly referred to as Cebu Blue anyway 😄
Got a hold of an aurea one's... they're pretty. ☺️
Very affordable. I Bought a very heavily variegated specimen. The leaves were almost entirely white
@UniqueDesignStudio1 that's not great. Stay away from all white leaves. They can't feed the plant. That's why most ppl who have any albos get worried when there is to many white leaves. Hope it's ok
I just got a local milk confetti for $25
lol come to Australia. The BMF is still $3000 a leaf...
I’ve heard prices in Australia are insane!
Philodendron quad color? Is that the same as the orange marmalade?
I don’t believe so. The original Mom is from Ken’s Philodendrons. So I believe it’s correctly named, but not exactly sure! She’s HUGE tho
That looks like an orange maralade
Correct! I purchased as "Quad Color" -- also called Orange Marmalade!
Nice Video❤ im your new subs.🙋♀️.
I want to ask a question wher i can buy young caramel marble plants online? Because i get scammed already online😢
Hey!! Thank you for the sub 😄
Sorry to hear about the scam :/
Best place to buy expensive rare plants is through a reputable online seller IMO. Etsy has lots of reviews and they scrutinize their sellers very seriously. We’ve got 9,000 reviews there, but don’t have Caramel Marbles yet :/ www.etsy.com/shop/prettyingreenplants
I do have a Pluto, but no variegation showing yet 🥲
But I would check somewhere with reviews and someone you can talk to on the phone! 😄
Good luck! -Chris
@@prettyingreen thankyou so much for the Reply, i will keep on checking your video😊.thankyou again and hope i get caramel marble soon🙏
I paid $25 for my oblique
For 2023 that too only aroids??
Yeah we really primarily work with Aroids!
Brasil te assistindo.
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I just found your channel. I might be interested in the future to buy plants from you, although I would like to inquire what company you use to ship your plants? I know a lot of companies use UPS, I have had nothing but trouble with UPS delivering plants to my location. When I use the tracking option it says it’s out for delivery and either it doesn’t show up for days or it says it’s not delivered and has been sitting at my mailbox For quite awhile. Needless to say I won’t order anything that is shipped by UPS. If it had happened only once, maybe twice, I would consider using them but it has happened WAY to many times and I’m not going through the hassle of trying to prove to them that they screwed up yet again. Sorry for the rant, but if you could please tell me what company you use to ship I would very much appreciate it. Thank you. 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄❄️💚🙃
Hey Judy! We use both the express options from USPS and UPS. We’ve had customers in similar locations that UPS doesn’t effectively service, so we use USPS Express then.
We’ve been shipping plants since 2017, and have come across just about (nearly) every scenario. We started on Etsy, where we’re one of the largest shops (Etsy.com/shop/prettyingreenplants) but now we also use our own site: prettyingreen.com
We should be adding new products to the site for shipping in early January 😄 We always the support-especially in the holidays. Wishing you a happy new year also!
All the best,
Chris
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WEED ! ! !
Weed was sooo 2010….
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Okay.....
Change to GRASS.
Don’t buy those very super expensive plants , it’s Not Bess necessary, the prices come down later
True prices eventually come down. It’s like anything trendy and popular 🫣
rare? no, just trendy
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