I am just running into your channel and man I wish I would’ve found it sooner. I could’ve probably saved a lot of plants 😅 You have brought up so many important points and solutions to plant care. So helpful!!
Love your videos 🥰 A little hint with the standleyana cuttings...let them callous off then put them in a nice aroid soil mix, give it a good drink then pop it in a prop box 📦 they are a funny lot to root lol but the best success ive had over 3 years of propping them is this way, they seem to root well once the node activate, then they take off. So its just a case of keeping them in high humidity in soil and i promise Judy, they will grow in lovely and strong x
@@ThatFoliageLife fantastic 😁 they are tricky, but once you have a understanding 😉 with them to behave...they grow like weeds !! Have a wonderful day...lots of planty love 🌱🌿🪴💚
With your calathea - I have had this happen too, also right next to a humidifier, and I actually moved it away from the humidifier a bit - what I think was happening, which I also noticed in winter from my heat pump, was that they didn't like the breeze, like it came through as a draught and they didn't like it. I was kinda sceptical and it seemed counter intuitive but it seems to have helped.
Ohhhh I never thought of that! I've moved it away but I can't tell if it's doing better cos I cut off the brown bits or because I moved it haha. Might be too soon to tell lol x
Thank you for being honest about keeping plants. I felt for you when you thought you found thrips on your plant and was relieved when you said they were springtails. I have some thrips on my Peperomias. I think they are larvae because they look like a small grain of rice. I have not seen any adult yet but their must be some. Hopefully not.
@@crochetqueen6440 Thank you. I feel encouraged because it can be frustrating, after providing the best care one is able to provide, to find bugs on your plants. I sprayed them with an insecticide containing pyrethrins 0.20% it seems working. The first time there were more the 2nd time they were much less. Will I be able to rid my peperomias off of them? Have you fought them before?
@@rhodealexandre6583 I don't know if you will be able to or not, but just keep checking your plants, maybe when you water them, and keep your peperomia (or anything else you find) quarantined from your other plants so they can't spread, and I think you'll be well on the way. I've had a peperomia that I believe had scale, I chopped and propped it in the end but I only did that because it was a cheap plant, if it was a more expensive plant I would have tried harder to get rid of them. I also have one plant with spidermites at the moment that thankfully I noticed before anything else was affected and I'm treating it and have it quarantined so hopefully I get rid of them soon. Good luck!
Hi Judy, happy to c u again in your new video. I need your help very seriously, thing is , about 2mths ago I repoted my 2 devil's ivy plants in a 22cm pot, now i seen the roots are already coming out from the bottom, what I need to do now, should I repot it again? Because its in a self watering pot & in the bottom tray i have to keep water all the time & roots are touching the water😔what to do now, please help me by giving some suggestions... very sorry for the long comment...thanks in advance 🤗
Hi there! Don't apologise! :) I'm always glad people comment. If you see your plant is doing well and happy, don't worry about it. Even if you see roots coming out the bottom, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's rootbound and it likely won't be since you just repotted it. It might just be reaching for the water. :)
I will say this from the beginning... It seem to me like you are really new to this hobby and it's nothing wrong in that... But you are really doing some things in a really bad way... You should not pull plants out like you pulled on that monstera... the pest thing looked to me a little bit staged... I think you have not seen a plant attacked by thrips or spidermites... Those crowlers are hard to spot but the damage they do is obvious ... And planting those syngoniums like that togeder in that small pot... Questionable choice... Its just an opinion don't take it as hate... No hate intended
I do enjoy watching plant chore videos. Please continue showing us.
More to come! I'm surprised so many people enjoyed this haha
Useful to see the behind the scenes chores. Thanks. Especially how you just trimmed off the brown bits on the Calethea.
LOVE your plant chore videos💚💚💚💚💚
Glad you like them! I will make more of them for sure...I always have so much to do! haha
I am just running into your channel and man I wish I would’ve found it sooner. I could’ve probably saved a lot of plants 😅 You have brought up so many important points and solutions to plant care. So helpful!!
Aw, amazing! Welcome! I hope you continue to find value and helpful info from my videos xo
Enjoying the video. Sharing is caring.
Thanks for watching xo
Great video Judy. U did a fantastic job repotting and recovering ur client's adansonii, im sure she will be stoked with ur efforts. 🌺
She got back to me and was so happy with it! :) Thanks for watching Sally, hope you're having a good week xo
Hi judy,, happy sunday,, 🤗🤗🤗👍👍😘😘😘
Same to you! :D
I am glad that you did this show. Very informational
Thank you for watching!
Great watching your vlog , and seemed you know exactly of how to look after nicely about your own plants , see you later and have a good week .
Thank you so much!
I really enjoy your videos. You are adorable, and you have such great information. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 💚🪴🌻
Thank you so much for watching!
wow nice friend to give you those plants
Amazing people, they are!
Love your videos 🥰 A little hint with the standleyana cuttings...let them callous off then put them in a nice aroid soil mix, give it a good drink then pop it in a prop box 📦 they are a funny lot to root lol but the best success ive had over 3 years of propping them is this way, they seem to root well once the node activate, then they take off. So its just a case of keeping them in high humidity in soil and i promise Judy, they will grow in lovely and strong x
Thank you for the advice! I really appreciate that! :D They are doing much better after I filmed this video. That a relief!
@@ThatFoliageLife fantastic 😁 they are tricky, but once you have a understanding 😉 with them to behave...they grow like weeds !! Have a wonderful day...lots of planty love 🌱🌿🪴💚
I love watching all your videos and these plant chores are some of my favorites!! 💕
So good to know! :D I'll film more then, cos I have a lot to do haha
With your calathea - I have had this happen too, also right next to a humidifier, and I actually moved it away from the humidifier a bit - what I think was happening, which I also noticed in winter from my heat pump, was that they didn't like the breeze, like it came through as a draught and they didn't like it. I was kinda sceptical and it seemed counter intuitive but it seems to have helped.
Ohhhh I never thought of that! I've moved it away but I can't tell if it's doing better cos I cut off the brown bits or because I moved it haha. Might be too soon to tell lol x
I just finished my plant chores which always take a little bit more time than I expected, and saw you doing urs. Felt a bit comradeliness😊
Wonderful! Always so satisfying to get it done. I watch plant chores videos to get myself motivated...!
Thank you for being honest about keeping plants. I felt for you when you thought you found thrips on your plant and was relieved when you said they were springtails. I have some thrips on my Peperomias. I think they are larvae because they look like a small grain of rice. I have not seen any adult yet but their must be some. Hopefully not.
if there are larvae there will also be adults eventually. Get rid of them while you can before they set in :)
@@crochetqueen6440 Thank you. I feel encouraged because it can be frustrating, after providing the best care one is able to provide, to find bugs on your plants.
I sprayed them with an insecticide containing pyrethrins 0.20% it seems working. The first time there were more the 2nd time they were much less.
Will I be able to rid my peperomias off of them? Have you fought them before?
@@rhodealexandre6583 I don't know if you will be able to or not, but just keep checking your plants, maybe when you water them, and keep your peperomia (or anything else you find) quarantined from your other plants so they can't spread, and I think you'll be well on the way.
I've had a peperomia that I believe had scale, I chopped and propped it in the end but I only did that because it was a cheap plant, if it was a more expensive plant I would have tried harder to get rid of them. I also have one plant with spidermites at the moment that thankfully I noticed before anything else was affected and I'm treating it and have it quarantined so hopefully I get rid of them soon.
Good luck!
@@crochetqueen6440 thank you. They are sitting on a shelf by themselves.
Thank you. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
I have had nothing but gnats, but i enjoyed the information.
Lucky! While gnats are SO annoying, they are the least destructive of all the pests haha
Hi Judy, happy to c u again in your new video. I need your help very seriously, thing is , about 2mths ago I repoted my 2 devil's ivy plants in a 22cm pot, now i seen the roots are already coming out from the bottom, what I need to do now, should I repot it again? Because its in a self watering pot & in the bottom tray i have to keep water all the time & roots are touching the water😔what to do now, please help me by giving some suggestions... very sorry for the long comment...thanks in advance 🤗
Hi there! Don't apologise! :) I'm always glad people comment. If you see your plant is doing well and happy, don't worry about it. Even if you see roots coming out the bottom, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's rootbound and it likely won't be since you just repotted it. It might just be reaching for the water. :)
@@ThatFoliageLife thank you so much, your reply is very much appreciated...🤗👍😀
Springtails are actually beneficial to plants!
Yes, as I have discovered! I'm learning a lot of new things all the time!
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odd, not sure it would be thrips..thrips live on leaves
I found out later, (as I said in the video) they were springtails! 😬
I will say this from the beginning... It seem to me like you are really new to this hobby and it's nothing wrong in that... But you are really doing some things in a really bad way... You should not pull plants out like you pulled on that monstera... the pest thing looked to me a little bit staged... I think you have not seen a plant attacked by thrips or spidermites... Those crowlers are hard to spot but the damage they do is obvious ... And planting those syngoniums like that togeder in that small pot... Questionable choice... Its just an opinion don't take it as hate... No hate intended
😂😂😂 and it seems to me you are new to my channel lol
@@ThatFoliageLife yes I am