Ooo, you've just given me an idea 😀I was in the process of planning calendars for next year and may try do put together digital download wallpaper/screensaver too ☺ Thank you 💚
Very weird and wonderful collection !! I have some Medusas that are getting pretty large and will need a re-pot soon. You have some lovely plants !!🎉❤❤🌿😊
I know this video is a year old, but I must comment on how FA your camera work is!!! Which is so important re: a plant channel! Thanks for this, really enjoyed...some I know, most I've never seen. What a pleasure!!
Please don't use gollum and hobbit at the same name. Its not. I sure hope you dont call portulacaria afra by mini jade... please tell me you know its not even close to jade and should never be called by a name its not even remotely close to...
IMO, it doesn’t matter with jade. It’s not a botanical name, but simply a nickname people have given to Crassula ovata and many other succulent and even non succulent plants due to the colour. Personally, I don’t call P afra anything but P afra but I wouldn’t say it’s incorrect if someone calls it mini jade because in botany ‘jade’ or ‘mini jade’ doesn’t mean anything. Happy to stand corrected, but they are not registered names. What really matters to me is getting the genus+species (or registered cultivar name) right when possible.
It’s amazing how much the crested medusa’s head resembles the crested eve’s needle. I wonder if it’s a similar type of mutation? Both plants are from different continents (South Africa and South America) and are not closely related as far as I know.
Przepiekne formy sukulentow ,zachwycają swoim wyglądem, pięknie kwitną
Wow very nice saculent all beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love that Monanthes Polyphylla, love it!
It's such a cute little plant but oh so difficult to grow sometimes 😅
@@SucculentGrowingTips It actually looks like it's a tough one!
Wow absolutely stunning I wish I could figure how to run this on repeat on my television and leave it there as art work!
Ooo, you've just given me an idea 😀I was in the process of planning calendars for next year and may try do put together digital download wallpaper/screensaver too ☺ Thank you 💚
Enjoyed these, thanks for making this list!
the money vine was my favorite followed by horses teeth! thanks for the great video,
Thank you 🙂 I'm also a huge fan of the horses teeth- they look truly weird but also wonderful 💚
Weird ones are the best. Plants and pets.
Yess! Agreed 😀🙌
Very weird and wonderful collection !! I have some Medusas that are getting pretty large and will need a re-pot soon. You have some lovely plants !!🎉❤❤🌿😊
Oooo, that's great! I like when the Medusas get big- such a fantastic plant 😍
I know this video is a year old, but I must comment on how FA your camera work is!!! Which is so important re: a plant channel! Thanks for this, really enjoyed...some I know, most I've never seen. What a pleasure!!
Wow very interesting….
I love your channel. What’s your website for the plant nursery?
Thank you!😀💚 It's fernfarmplants.com.au
@@SucculentGrowingTips thx. I’ve got a list. lol lol
I have the String of Buttons Succulent.....
10:08 what's the name of violet succulent?
xGraptoveria Lilac Spoons aka Topsy Debbie 🙂
Please don't use gollum and hobbit at the same name. Its not. I sure hope you dont call portulacaria afra by mini jade... please tell me you know its not even close to jade and should never be called by a name its not even remotely close to...
IMO, it doesn’t matter with jade. It’s not a botanical name, but simply a nickname people have given to Crassula ovata and many other succulent and even non succulent plants due to the colour. Personally, I don’t call P afra anything but P afra but I wouldn’t say it’s incorrect if someone calls it mini jade because in botany ‘jade’ or ‘mini jade’ doesn’t mean anything. Happy to stand corrected, but they are not registered names. What really matters to me is getting the genus+species (or registered cultivar name) right when possible.
Why so negative 😂 5:16
This is a great video
@@craig3498 Thank you 🙂💚
It’s amazing how much the crested medusa’s head resembles the crested eve’s needle. I wonder if it’s a similar type of mutation? Both plants are from different continents (South Africa and South America) and are not closely related as far as I know.