I was given two peace lilies last weekend from a neighbor moving away. From your videos I recognized they needed some rehab starting with repotting. The bigger one didn't have a drainage hole but luckily wasn't rotting. I don't think they have ever been repotted and the roots totally filled the pots. Took forever to loosen them from the ancient soil. They are both in new "houses" with fresh soil and recovering in bright indirect light! Looking forward to new blooms and healthier foliage.
@@Stasy31 the foliage recovered well and they were happy and healthy all summer but they never bloomed. They are a little sad now because they accidentally got sunburned a while back, and then the temperature dropped outside. I need to take steps to bring them inside for the rest of the winter. They don't do well when temperature falls below 50F.
@@sadiehopkins7984 I haven't even considered to take a peace lilly outside, it seems so fragile to me) I'm glad that you succeed though, thank you for answering!
I have been feeling so lost in my young and dumb 20s lately... You have helped not only calm my mind and soul but also reminded me that passion is from within and everyone has it. THANK YOU 💚
Unrelated, but your eyes are freakin amazing. I’ve been watching your videos for at least 2 years now. They have helped me so much as a fellow plant mom. I also lost my significant other. He passed in 2022. I’m here if you ever wanna talk! ❤❤❤
So... I've watched tons of your videos, and think you have such great advice. I have thirty something houseplants, probably 20ish that aren't propagated off of other plants I own. They all get the same treatment. Get dry. Get wet. Nobody gets water until fully dried out, then watered extra hard. My Peace Lily never stops blooming. 😅
Hey really love the Video but if you are concerned with the Dust coming from the perlite then a normal hygiene mask isnt gonna do anything against it. im a potterer who sometimes has to work with/around dust. and only the special "dust masks" actually filter it out. have a nice day!
Omg, I LITERALLY was hoping you'd make a video about watering a peace lily this morning!!!!!!! 😅😅👌👌😁 Think I need to repot cuz the plant is huge and the pot is not. Sooooo, if I repot into a larger pot, I water less than every 2 days?
You should be able too! More dirt in the pot = more water holding capacity so it can hold more water before you’ll need to give it another drink. Peace lilies are dramatic and thirsty
I took up my plant hobby almost 5 years ago as part of my therapy after losing my long-term boyfriend to a drunk driver. I fell in love with nursing sickly plants back to health and how rewarding that felt. During the first couple of years I killed several hundred dollars worth of plants through trial and error, lol Recently found you less than a year ago and truly wish I had found you sooner!! I love your excitement and have learned so much from you!! Thank you for helping to make me less dangerous to the green things I have grown to love! 💕
I wanted to first say im so sorry for the loss of your honey. I too am grieving the loss of my honey in June and plants along with you all have helped me so much more than anyone will ever know. Im so thankful for you all.
You gotta buy the big bags of perlite. Last one I got was $20 and its been a year and a half and I'm just now almost out. Way better value than those small bags at like 8ish bucks a bag
I’ve been watching your videos and learning a TON! I figured you would be the best person to ask if you wouldn’t mind helping me out? I’m looking for information on what soils to use for the plants I have. If you could include brands that would be a bonus! Specifically I have aloe, money tree, garden croton, Venus fly trap, sand rose succulent, angels wings cactus, lace hedgehog cactus, and a corn plant. also have a huge round cactus that I can’t find the name of. I do have pictures of it. If you could help me out I would be forever grateful!!!
The mixture she uses here is good for a lot of plants even if it's just soil/perlite/bark or wood chips. In general, aside from the fly trap, you want well draining soils. Brands don't really matter and I personally use different ones. I just look for any plain all purpose soils with those ingredients. I prefer little to no fertilizer in it if I use my own fertilizer, if not it's not a big deal. The fly trap is native to swampy marsh land and has very small roots, so they can be a little picky about water, if it has too many minerals the roots will burn, but they prefer really soggy soil at all times and bright direct sunlight. A lot of packaging gives poor information on them because they want you to kill them and buy more. I used tap water on mine for a long time because I couldn't be bothered to use distilled or reverse osmosis water, lol. I left it in the soil it came in, but I think any potting mix without perlite/wood chips that stays moist and clumpy like dough will work. Sphagnum moss can be used if you keep it moist as well. I'd recommend putting it under a dome to give it a terrarium-like environment. Over watering tends to kill more than anything, so a well draining soil will help prevent root rot. Standing water or excessively moist soil on a regular basis will cause root rot. Over watering has nothing to do with how much water you give your plants and everything to do with how much water your plant is retaining. If you're worried about over watering, some plants like the peace lily will tell you when they need water. They get all droopy. Some get duller, like spider plants. Or you can just stick a long skewer into the pot and if it comes out clean, it's dry. If it comes out covered in wet dirt, don't water, it's still wet. If you're still concerned, just don't water until your plant looks sad. Aloe is like Snake plants and probably only needs to be watered good like once a month or every two or three weeks. Mine isn't doing hot because my cat likes to rip its limbs off. 😅 I recommend spider plants and pothos. They are really versatile and can be grown even in water or in less light. Of course they'll do best in dirt and good light though. My spider plants give me tons of babies every year and pothos come in a bunch of different beautiful varieties.
@@BarenakedplantsbyKerri No problem, I know it's a lot, but it's most of what I know. I've had a ton of plants for a few years and often bring clippings of new plants to my grandmother who loves to garden so she can have some too. Almost forgot to mention, if you dome the fly trap, just make sure there's ventilation. It's not super necessary to dome it, but it may help keep moisture in which is why I recommended it, but I know a youtuber that grows a variety of carnivorous plants that doesn't. And if you have fungus gnats or are worried about bacteria on cuttings when you're propagating, just dip the cut end in cinnamon or sprinkle a thin, even layer on top of your soil. Natural fungicide/anti bacterial.
For all your succulents and cacti, Aloe and snake plants (basically all plants with thick leaves, they store water in there), I recommend a little bit different soil mix, they are naturally desert plants (as opposed to many house plants are jungle/more tropical plants) and like dry sandy soil mixes! It's still pretty simple, just mix one part potting soil with one part sand (from a playground or birdcage/terrarium sand) and one part perlite! Et voila you have a perfect, sandy but well draining potting mix with a little bit of nutrients in it from the soil. Hope this helps 🤗
I've had my peace lily for over 12years now, almost lost it one time but thankful it came back , I'm curious about your mixture though will have to give it a try Thanks love the Videos
This video just saved my Nannas peace Lily that I rescued and repotted from a multi plant plant pot. Do you have a video on separating peace Lily babies? Thank you for your content!
I couldn’t catch what u meant at the end about watering but this is exactly what I’m about to do.. right in time.. thank you.. I will be listening to the wise one🙏🏻
She means you get a larger dish with sides for the bottom so you can water from the bottom. The soil will soak up all it wants and you can dump the rest
I'm running around sniffing all my plants.....My Husband things I'm crazy 🤣. Please tell us where you get your slanted scoopers or the name. Can't find one....And I NEED some!! Cheers from Texas ❤️
What I would like to know is will you need to repot again when it’s too big for that pot? Or can you keep the plant from getting bigger and bigger (removing/cutting plant down!). Or how long will it take? I had to repot mine yesterday and im worried I’ll soon need a pot bigger than my actual room! X
I just repotted 6 plants and they are looking amazing. Most were because just repotting due to out growing there old pots but, two were because the drainage sucked and I finally found affordable pots that could drill holes in to make good drainage.
Hey girl I'm notoriously terrible at looking after plants, I haven't a clue what I'm doing. What is a good first indoor plant, easy to care for and maintain? Can you please do a video? Also I need to move home so a small plant would be ideal. And I live in the UK I don't know if that makes a difference to your suggestion. I just don't know what plants need to be in the sunlight or shouldn't or how much it needs to be watered and stuff but I really want to start somewhere and not kill the plant like I always do. Please help
Lol I watch your videos and I live them. The whispering is very nice but not everyone well me I can't hear anything I have more then me in a room or space so I tried to turn it up but I realized its only when your videos are on I can't hear. Ty and have a great day
One of these days you're gonna have look for an apartment for yourself 😮 these plants are just bout taking every inch of your house. Especially wirh all this re-potting. Then you can come visit them every day 😅😅😅😅. Lov you
Yeah they love there water I've got huge one outside on my porch. I water it about every day but she's out in the SC heat not direct under the sun of course
Look into pruning roots too, i didnt know until recently but you can prune roots like you would prune branches, look into it first though, to see if your plant would benifit.
It’s a Peace Lilly! I have a house full of these and they keep multiplying! I had to give three away because they are taking over my house! I never knew the name.😱
I did not know you could get perlite separate. Ive never cared for it because its not biodegradable in my plants and buy coarse sand about perlite size. Bit more of a pain but reusable compared to the perlite. Also love your videos and humour. And now peace lily ? If you have to water it every 2 days. I had one I made a boggish wet for it and it did wonderful until I moved where it I had less light so havent tried again yet. Could be an idea for smaller one you have to see how it works for you. Have aa great day
Hi! Thank you so much for your content. You have my daughter and I excited about plants🌵🤗 Question, The mixture that you do does it varies on the type of plant? Do we have to to the mixture? Because I won't mind at all. Thank you!!!❤️
Pre watering the perlite helps reduce the amount of dust it gives off. if u poke some holes at the bottom of the bag and then put a bunch of water in the bag the wather will drain out the holes while reducing the dust
Such a gorgeous plant! Do you use this potting mix for all your indoor plants? I am a bit lost when it comes to soil. I buy the bags they sell at the store but I feel like it’s missing something
Thanks for this video, I had the same problem except the yellow tips. I just got one and I thought it was normal for it to water every 2 days. I took it out of the grower pot to see the roots and maybe split them into 2 plants, there was just roots 😮 barely any soil. I tried to open the roots and soak it in water but I because it’s so root bound I don’t think I can separate them into 2 plants 🙁
I need help! I have 2 aloes and a money tree, I want to re-pot them in the correct potting soil but not sure what to use, any suggestions? And I'm not sure when to properly water them, also some of the leaves on the money tree are a little brown, and i moved him out of direct sun
@SlimShadyy I have a money tree and I must say so good so far. I keep it on my living room table that has indirect light coming from my glass screen door. I only water it when it gets dry and I check with my finger and see if there is dry dirt or moist dirt on my finger🤷🏽♀️It’s doing well! I have also undone the braid of the branch because I thought I wanted the “full look”
I love your videos. I have a bourgenvillia and a lemon tree and a gardenia that all don't look good and I don't know what the issue is ..they won't grow any bigger...the tips of the leaves are dying 😭
So... question... mine sits in my bathroom, the only place in the house where it finally bloomed. I water it maybe once a week if not longer between. But occasionally a couple of the leaves get yellow and wilt regardless of whether they've been watered or not. It's quite large and beautiful otherwise. Does the pot need to be upgraded to a larger size??
Ii hope you see this. I have a spider plant and the same thing keeps happening. Should I break the ends off that look "crispy" lol. And do you recommend I repot also? It's been awhile and the plant has grown significantly so I wouldn't be surprised if it needs a new pot. Also, and I know I know...there's no drainage hole in the current pot...I know I'm thr worst lol I didn't know how important they were when I bought the pot. Lol.
Ok so we have hat this potted lily same plant as yours I believe. We have had it since my great grandpas funeral probably almost 20 years ago. We haven’t reported I believe and I don’t know how many times a week we should be watering it. Any advice?
how do you ensure it’s not sitting in excess water? how do u drown the ho by bottom watering? do you water from the bottom and leave it for a few hours before removing the tray?
It’s so the roots have some wiggle room to grow while avoiding any chance of root rot. If it’s too big, and if there’s an excess of wet soil around the roots, they’ll rot eventually Bcz the roots can’t absorb the water.
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Girl, you need a potting shed or a backyard more than anyone I've ever seen. I admire how well you make it work though!
I have one 😂 it’s just so humid in Indiana
@@PlantswithKrystal Somehow I'm even more impressed.
@@PlantswithKrystal OMG!!! indiana gang!!! it is fr wayyy too humid here lol
@@cryan1369 wait Hoosier and plant mom here too!!
she smells ✨luscious✨
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From an apt to a mansion! I love this chick. She cracks me up. 😂😂
I was given two peace lilies last weekend from a neighbor moving away. From your videos I recognized they needed some rehab starting with repotting. The bigger one didn't have a drainage hole but luckily wasn't rotting. I don't think they have ever been repotted and the roots totally filled the pots. Took forever to loosen them from the ancient soil. They are both in new "houses" with fresh soil and recovering in bright indirect light! Looking forward to new blooms and healthier foliage.
I've been trying to save my pour peace lilly recently, so I'm interested how are yours doing?
@@Stasy31 the foliage recovered well and they were happy and healthy all summer but they never bloomed. They are a little sad now because they accidentally got sunburned a while back, and then the temperature dropped outside. I need to take steps to bring them inside for the rest of the winter. They don't do well when temperature falls below 50F.
@@sadiehopkins7984 I haven't even considered to take a peace lilly outside, it seems so fragile to me) I'm glad that you succeed though, thank you for answering!
I have been feeling so lost in my young and dumb 20s lately... You have helped not only calm my mind and soul but also reminded me that passion is from within and everyone has it. THANK YOU 💚
That is the biggest peace lily I have ever seen. I mean, the individual leaves are HUGE too!! And LOVE the pot. Nice work girl ❤
Peace lilies are underrated. I love your pot! You’re goals!
I don’t even like gardening but find these clips to be fascinating
Unrelated, but your eyes are freakin amazing. I’ve been watching your videos for at least 2 years now. They have helped me so much as a fellow plant mom. I also lost my significant other. He passed in 2022. I’m here if you ever wanna talk! ❤❤❤
Beautiful pot, goes so well with the Lilly!
I find your videos enlightening and refreshing and heckin hilarious 😂!!!
So... I've watched tons of your videos, and think you have such great advice. I have thirty something houseplants, probably 20ish that aren't propagated off of other plants I own. They all get the same treatment. Get dry. Get wet. Nobody gets water until fully dried out, then watered extra hard. My Peace Lily never stops blooming. 😅
Would you ever divide it? That's the video I'm waiting for! I love how much I'm learning watching you! Thank you! 👏🏼💪🏼🤩
Hey really love the Video
but if you are concerned with the Dust coming from the perlite then a normal hygiene mask isnt gonna do anything against it. im a potterer who sometimes has to work with/around dust. and only the special "dust masks" actually filter it out.
have a nice day!
Omg, I LITERALLY was hoping you'd make a video about watering a peace lily this morning!!!!!!! 😅😅👌👌😁
Think I need to repot cuz the plant is huge and the pot is not.
Sooooo, if I repot into a larger pot, I water less than every 2 days?
You are wonderful,keep doing what your doing, wish we could hear you better.
Water when she faints like a Disney princess throwing herself dramatically on a nearby object to cry.
@@witch_in_a_wheelchair3050 I love this description 😂
You should be able too! More dirt in the pot = more water holding capacity so it can hold more water before you’ll need to give it another drink. Peace lilies are dramatic and thirsty
@@witch_in_a_wheelchair3050 😆
I took up my plant hobby almost 5 years ago as part of my therapy after losing my long-term boyfriend to a drunk driver. I fell in love with nursing sickly plants back to health and how rewarding that felt. During the first couple of years I killed several hundred dollars worth of plants through trial and error, lol Recently found you less than a year ago and truly wish I had found you sooner!! I love your excitement and have learned so much from you!! Thank you for helping to make me less dangerous to the green things I have grown to love! 💕
I wanted to first say im so sorry for the loss of your honey. I too am grieving the loss of my honey in June and plants along with you all have helped me so much more than anyone will ever know. Im so thankful for you all.
your eyes are soooo pretty, they're like an ashy green! the green plants really make your eyes pop
I love her new pot!
How again do you determine what size pot to scale up to? I love your channel, learning so much.
I love your videos! You have taught me so much- especially watering from the bottom!
I’ve never seen a peace Lily so big 😱😍😍❤️❤️❤️ girl you got magic green fingers AND thumbs I swear! 😂❤️
I had two Peace Lilies that died on me. I was so sad and upset. Now Im inspired to try again after watching your videos. Thx you💖💎
You gotta buy the big bags of perlite. Last one I got was $20 and its been a year and a half and I'm just now almost out. Way better value than those small bags at like 8ish bucks a bag
OMYGOD Krystal your Peace Lilly is GORGEOUS!! I'm SO hoping my Peace Lilly gets this gigantic!!❤️❤️❤️🥰🙏🏼
I am mesmerized by your eyes EVERY TIME!!! ❤
From an apartment to a mansion!!! HAHAHAH I laughed so hard
I’ve been watching your videos and learning a TON! I figured you would be the best person to ask if you wouldn’t mind helping me out? I’m looking for information on what soils to use for the plants I have. If you could include brands that would be a bonus!
Specifically I have aloe, money tree, garden croton, Venus fly trap, sand rose succulent, angels wings cactus, lace hedgehog cactus, and a corn plant. also have a huge round cactus that I can’t find the name of. I do have pictures of it. If you could help me out I would be forever grateful!!!
The mixture she uses here is good for a lot of plants even if it's just soil/perlite/bark or wood chips.
In general, aside from the fly trap, you want well draining soils. Brands don't really matter and I personally use different ones. I just look for any plain all purpose soils with those ingredients. I prefer little to no fertilizer in it if I use my own fertilizer, if not it's not a big deal.
The fly trap is native to swampy marsh land and has very small roots, so they can be a little picky about water, if it has too many minerals the roots will burn, but they prefer really soggy soil at all times and bright direct sunlight. A lot of packaging gives poor information on them because they want you to kill them and buy more. I used tap water on mine for a long time because I couldn't be bothered to use distilled or reverse osmosis water, lol. I left it in the soil it came in, but I think any potting mix without perlite/wood chips that stays moist and clumpy like dough will work. Sphagnum moss can be used if you keep it moist as well. I'd recommend putting it under a dome to give it a terrarium-like environment.
Over watering tends to kill more than anything, so a well draining soil will help prevent root rot. Standing water or excessively moist soil on a regular basis will cause root rot. Over watering has nothing to do with how much water you give your plants and everything to do with how much water your plant is retaining. If you're worried about over watering, some plants like the peace lily will tell you when they need water. They get all droopy. Some get duller, like spider plants. Or you can just stick a long skewer into the pot and if it comes out clean, it's dry. If it comes out covered in wet dirt, don't water, it's still wet. If you're still concerned, just don't water until your plant looks sad.
Aloe is like Snake plants and probably only needs to be watered good like once a month or every two or three weeks. Mine isn't doing hot because my cat likes to rip its limbs off. 😅
I recommend spider plants and pothos. They are really versatile and can be grown even in water or in less light. Of course they'll do best in dirt and good light though. My spider plants give me tons of babies every year and pothos come in a bunch of different beautiful varieties.
This is extremely helpful! Thank you so much for all this info you provided!!
@@BarenakedplantsbyKerri No problem, I know it's a lot, but it's most of what I know. I've had a ton of plants for a few years and often bring clippings of new plants to my grandmother who loves to garden so she can have some too.
Almost forgot to mention, if you dome the fly trap, just make sure there's ventilation. It's not super necessary to dome it, but it may help keep moisture in which is why I recommended it, but I know a youtuber that grows a variety of carnivorous plants that doesn't.
And if you have fungus gnats or are worried about bacteria on cuttings when you're propagating, just dip the cut end in cinnamon or sprinkle a thin, even layer on top of your soil. Natural fungicide/anti bacterial.
For all your succulents and cacti, Aloe and snake plants (basically all plants with thick leaves, they store water in there), I recommend a little bit different soil mix, they are naturally desert plants (as opposed to many house plants are jungle/more tropical plants) and like dry sandy soil mixes! It's still pretty simple, just mix one part potting soil with one part sand (from a playground or birdcage/terrarium sand) and one part perlite! Et voila you have a perfect, sandy but well draining potting mix with a little bit of nutrients in it from the soil. Hope this helps 🤗
If you’re talking about just soil I like using “fox farm ocean forest” been using it 20 years now
Your great love all your info.
I have only just found you and i am so thankful i did.
Bless you 💚💚💚
That pot is gorgeous!
A great tjmaxx find.
Something so satisfying about a freshly potted plant 🪴🤓 also, beautiful pot!!! Suits the queen perfectly!
You are my favorite plant you tuber I’m a child with 20+ plants so you have helped a lot XD
I've had my peace lily for over 12years now, almost lost it one time but thankful it came back , I'm curious about your mixture though will have to give it a try Thanks love the Videos
I love that POT 🥰🥰😍
Yep. Perlite dusty. Pouring it from even higher (balcony?) would help having even more dust
This video just saved my Nannas peace Lily that I rescued and repotted from a multi plant plant pot. Do you have a video on separating peace Lily babies? Thank you for your content!
Awesome plant
Hey Krystal I love your content! Try to WET your PERLITE to avoid dust!
You are da bomb..Plant Momma Dali Lama😂😊🎉
I couldn’t catch what u meant at the end about watering but this is exactly what I’m about to do.. right in time.. thank you.. I will be listening to the wise one🙏🏻
She means you get a larger dish with sides for the bottom so you can water from the bottom. The soil will soak up all it wants and you can dump the rest
Basically you just fill the dish, let it sit for about 1/2 hour and then empty the dish
I'm running around sniffing all my plants.....My Husband things I'm crazy 🤣. Please tell us where you get your slanted scoopers or the name. Can't find one....And I NEED some!! Cheers from Texas ❤️
Oooo. Krystal so strong!
I think you're gorgeous and I also love that you have a green thumb
Thank you so much!
That pot is gorgeous, tho‘!😍
I just had to repot mine too and it’s huge! What a job.
Hey girl, love your videos, quick q. Could you up your volume a bit, for sometimes your sound vades away....
Thanks a mill!!
Good information, thanks!
First, I would like to thank you for all the laughs and knowledge your videos give me! Also, do you have recipe ratio of your mix?
What I would like to know is will you need to repot again when it’s too big for that pot? Or can you keep the plant from getting bigger and bigger (removing/cutting plant down!). Or how long will it take? I had to repot mine yesterday and im worried I’ll soon need a pot bigger than my actual room! X
I just repotted 6 plants and they are looking amazing. Most were because just repotting due to out growing there old pots but, two were because the drainage sucked and I finally found affordable pots that could drill holes in to make good drainage.
Your peace lily is beautiful! ❤
Wish I had a green thumb, I can't even keep succulents 😒😭
Your the only reason any of the 'decorative' plants at the hotel I work at are alive lmfao thank you for your wisdom!
Hey girl I'm notoriously terrible at looking after plants, I haven't a clue what I'm doing. What is a good first indoor plant, easy to care for and maintain? Can you please do a video? Also I need to move home so a small plant would be ideal. And I live in the UK I don't know if that makes a difference to your suggestion. I just don't know what plants need to be in the sunlight or shouldn't or how much it needs to be watered and stuff but I really want to start somewhere and not kill the plant like I always do. Please help
Lol I watch your videos and I live them. The whispering is very nice but not everyone well me I can't hear anything I have more then me in a room or space so I tried to turn it up but I realized its only when your videos are on I can't hear. Ty and have a great day
One of these days you're gonna have look for an apartment for yourself 😮 these plants are just bout taking every inch of your house. Especially wirh all this re-potting. Then you can come visit them every day 😅😅😅😅. Lov you
Yeah they love there water I've got huge one outside on my porch. I water it about every day but she's out in the SC heat not direct under the sun of course
Look into pruning roots too, i didnt know until recently but you can prune roots like you would prune branches, look into it first though, to see if your plant would benifit.
I always thought I was being dramatic about perlite dust, that stuff hits hard and not in a good way
It’s a Peace Lilly! I have a house full of these and they keep multiplying! I had to give three away because they are taking over my house! I never knew the name.😱
How do you get them to multiply?
Cute pot, do you have a favorite store to find pots?
I did not know you could get perlite separate. Ive never cared for it because its not biodegradable in my plants and buy coarse sand about perlite size. Bit more of a pain but reusable compared to the perlite.
Also love your videos and humour.
And now peace lily ? If you have to water it every 2 days. I had one I made a boggish wet for it and it did wonderful until I moved where it I had less light so havent tried again yet. Could be an idea for smaller one you have to see how it works for you.
Have aa great day
Hi! Thank you so much for your content. You have my daughter and I excited about plants🌵🤗
Question, The mixture that you do does it varies on the type of plant? Do we have to to the mixture? Because I won't mind at all. Thank you!!!❤️
For the perlite dust, I usually put some TINY holes in the bottom of the bag and add water to the open top. It cuts down on the dust 👌
Pre watering the perlite helps reduce the amount of dust it gives off. if u poke some holes at the bottom of the bag and then put a bunch of water in the bag the wather will drain out the holes while reducing the dust
Such a gorgeous plant! Do you use this potting mix for all your indoor plants? I am a bit lost when it comes to soil. I buy the bags they sell at the store but I feel like it’s missing something
Thanks for this video, I had the same problem except the yellow tips. I just got one and I thought it was normal for it to water every 2 days. I took it out of the grower pot to see the roots and maybe split them into 2 plants, there was just roots 😮 barely any soil.
I tried to open the roots and soak it in water but I because it’s so root bound I don’t think I can separate them into 2 plants 🙁
I need help! I have 2 aloes and a money tree, I want to re-pot them in the correct potting soil but not sure what to use, any suggestions? And I'm not sure when to properly water them, also some of the leaves on the money tree are a little brown, and i moved him out of direct sun
@SlimShadyy I have a money tree and I must say so good so far. I keep it on my living room table that has indirect light coming from my glass screen door. I only water it when it gets dry and I check with my finger and see if there is dry dirt or moist dirt on my finger🤷🏽♀️It’s doing well! I have also undone the braid of the branch because I thought I wanted the “full look”
Hi where did you get that beautiful pot & how much ?? Thanks
So I also have a peace lily. Omg I know what to do now. Thank you
It’s so big I love it I just got one
Thank you 🥰
What does it mean when the peace lily hasn't flowered since getting it.... it had flowers but they died off but no new flowers
So how’d she do after the repot? How’s she looking?
I love your videos. I have a bourgenvillia and a lemon tree and a gardenia that all don't look good and I don't know what the issue is ..they won't grow any bigger...the tips of the leaves are dying 😭
Why o watch this like 6 times🤦🏽♀️
Cause I love me some plants 🪴 💚
So... question... mine sits in my bathroom, the only place in the house where it finally bloomed. I water it maybe once a week if not longer between. But occasionally a couple of the leaves get yellow and wilt regardless of whether they've been watered or not. It's quite large and beautiful otherwise. Does the pot need to be upgraded to a larger size??
What brand of coco coir do you use. It seems so hassle free.
Ii hope you see this. I have a spider plant and the same thing keeps happening. Should I break the ends off that look "crispy" lol. And do you recommend I repot also? It's been awhile and the plant has grown significantly so I wouldn't be surprised if it needs a new pot. Also, and I know I know...there's no drainage hole in the current pot...I know I'm thr worst lol I didn't know how important they were when I bought the pot. Lol.
hey.. can you do a video about fertilizers
I recently killed my peace lilly 😭 how did you get your peace lilly to grow so tall? All the ones our family has just end up growing wider.
Can you explain the part about the pot being 2" bigger than the roots? How can you tell what is too big, too small, just right and why?
Do you not put gravel at the base? I always though you need gravel at the bottom to help with drainage.
If I tried to do what you do inside my house or garage, I would spend more time cleaning up than the whole repotting process!
Do you have any experience with LECA as a planting medium?
That's what I have all my plants in now and I was wondering if you had ever tried it.
Please show how to make soil for fruits and veggies
So you fill the plastic plate thing at the bottom with water instead of pouring water from the top of the pot the plant is in?
What happens if the plant gets too big? Like, the pot it needs is too big. Or would it stop growing at a certain point/take forever to grow that big?
How did you learn all this stuff about plants? Wish I knew half of what u know ❤😊
Do you always use the same soil mixture?
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Where do you get such pretty pots ?
From the thrift stores, big box stores, tjmaxx. Anywhere I can get my hands on them.
Is one drainage hole enough for such a large pot? I just repotted my big monstera and I’m concerned it won’t get proper drainage
Ok so we have hat this potted lily same plant as yours I believe. We have had it since my great grandpas funeral probably almost 20 years ago. We haven’t reported I believe and I don’t know how many times a week we should be watering it. Any advice?
Thanks
🤣👍🏼 awesome 👍🏼
how do you ensure it’s not sitting in excess water? how do u drown the ho by bottom watering? do you water from the bottom and leave it for a few hours before removing the tray?
What do you do with old potting soil?
Can you use that potting mix for just about any plant?
I do potting on the lawn. Any mess gets worked in by the next rain or mowing.
I didn't understand the two inches bigger than thee root ball part?
It’s so the roots have some wiggle room to grow while avoiding any chance of root rot. If it’s too big, and if there’s an excess of wet soil around the roots, they’ll rot eventually Bcz the roots can’t absorb the water.