Tula House's FAVORITE PLANTS of 2024 - Ep. 362
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- In the last week's episode of 'Plant One On Me' we toured Tula House in Greenpoint Brooklyn and heard from co-founders Christan and Ivan about their journey starting the iconic plant shop.
This time around, we hear from Christan and shop manager, Liam Heeks, about their favorite plants for 2024. You can check out Tula's plants at: tula.house/ .
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Love the clip of the Cuban husband! 😆
I'm from Australia so cannot go to Tula House but boy I would if I could, just gorgeous. I absolutely love the beautiful people that work and own Tula. I would love to see all their home plant tours that would be fascinating. Beautiful video Summer I absolutely loved both of them.
The Cuba 🇨🇺 husband homage is priceless! Great video, as always❤.
Liam has such a soothing voice and energy.
I know!
Lovely plants, nice people. Thank you so much.
Love Liam’s energy ❤️🌿
10:39 for me it's s scary ! 🥵😥
The snow ❄️ falling, beautiful shop, plants, plants , plants and passionate plants 🪴 folk … 💚💚💚
This store is an absolute dream! I love the look of 🤎 terra cotta planters for all the plants. I'm sure it was costly, but what a great design choice!
Btw, I tried to find the melocactus under the nickname "bishop's cap," but couldn't find it. After searching under the technical name, I learned the more common nickname is "TURK'S cap," which makes sense when you see an older plant. I'm in love with the fruits that stick up thru the cap❤️.
Thank you for another great plant video 💚!
When I feel stress..I spend time with your vlogs thank u for spreading peace through cool video..ur videos are awesome. Thank you for uploading this. Love & Peace! GodSpeed
Thank you. I'm glad this brings some peace to you.
Best video for 2024 ❤️
Great episode as always..lobe the atmosphere of that place ..nice to see they're actually plant lovers..not just sellers! I could tell in her voice!
Plant people are so cool!!!!
Love your content! 🇸🇮❤️❤️❤️🫶🏿🌈💪🏾
Beautiful plants
Good choices!
Thank you Liam Heeks for showing the Sinningia Bullata. I have never seen such a cool plant that looks like a donut! Of course I had to run right out and find one. Can't wait to learn more about this amazing plant. I love it!!! Many thanks for sharing. 😊
I love you Summer❤
THANK YOU.
Wonderful tour. Liam highlighted two of my favorites, Philodendron Tortum (recent purchase) and Anthurium Vittarifolium. Have had the Anthurium for over a year, and it's new leaf from last spring is 3 1/2 feet long...and two more new leaves on the way this spring. Also recently found the Euphorbia Ghost cactus...another new favorite. Thanks for the tour.
That latin (plant) lover clip was the best part of the video LOL
Thanks 🙏
Beautiful ❤
when it comes to euphoria and cacti, there are some amazing people on the west coast that have a lot of education about the family, species and locality. There is also a lot of people who are trying to restore the habitat. Will you ever make your way to the West Coast?
I'd love to get out there. I often piggyback film trips on other jobs to save on filming, production and travel costs, so if something comes up out there, then I will likely do some filming. In the meantime, we've covered some wonderful folks working on cacti and succulent conservation and propagation throughout the Tucson area of Arizona in case you missed: ruclips.net/video/sbzVWU_NLcA/видео.htmlsi=ZDJs6WOk3dLaY0hW, ruclips.net/video/4T26C_byRNk/видео.htmlsi=8rJdeXukV8y1etj5, ruclips.net/video/k3ZjbyfmGlQ/видео.htmlsi=AbWHb87X_9IiaJBY, ruclips.net/video/MxJbIdY6BBo/видео.htmlsi=gDE6FD8AERYIN3kk, ruclips.net/video/i7PyouQXf60/видео.htmlsi=tMaAO9DW_8l8unW1
@@summerrayneoakes wow thanks for the videos. I thought I watched all the succulent videos but I was wrong! I'm sure John and Zach from Cactus Store would be able to help, but if you are looking for responsible and respectable cultivators in Southern California, I would help no problem. Thank you again for your education and love for habitat!
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Maybe it's just me, but when people use the word 'family' when they mean 'genus' drives me nuts. Crassula is not a family. Crassulaceae is a family. Crassula is a genus. But love the video. I'm so getting back into cacti and succulents.