YinYangx3 Music to my ears. Exactly why I waited to buy my ZZ Raven for over a year. No regrets. Spent a fraction of the price and got a plant ten times the size I would have even been able to find last year.
@@thenightf0x yup. They’ve pushed the date back twice now. Mix that with the supply chain disruption and I couldn’t be certain I’d even be able to get one then. My husband got sad watching me look at them and walk away and just got me one. That being said, I completely understand if folks want to save their coins and try and wait it out.
The yellow is probably not everybody’s “cup of tea” because the plant community or plant world has blasted white to the point where we all fixate on it. The yellow is absolutely gorgeous!
When I see yellow I just think "too much water." Yellow plants look on the verge of death imho. I love the creamy pink though and a creamy lemon yellow is nice too.
I'm recently in the plant community so I am learning a lot each day. Something I have realised lately is the over the top hype for variegated plants in the plant community? So plants are basically "cultured" to have variegations, sold for a ridiculous amount when from an evolutionary perspective, variegations are (often) the least functional part of a plant. Particularly, the white variegated plants (thai, marble pothos) are very slow growers because they lack chlorophyll. So that's basically like paying a fortune for a plant that's not as functional lol it's like paying more for less product. I'm finding that. variegated plants are the ripped jeans of the fashion community lol
So true lol and the light bits always go brown and crumble off, I’ve never been a big fan of variegation, I like fresh and healthy green. But here in Thailand , where I live, people go crazy for it and I started appreciating the rare and bizarre as well...
I think for some of us we grew up with our mom's basic greenery so we see variegated and see something new and exciting. I can't deny, I'm a sucker for a pothos n' joy. They look like they came out of a magazine.
I'm actually not a fan of most yellow variegated plants. Don't get me wrong, some are stunning! But a lot of them remind me of root rot or other problems. I'm interested to see if the yellow trend takes off like the white has
I thought the same until I got my own monstera var aurea. They are stunning. The yellow eventually ages into this really nice kind of cream and the greens on the leaf get nice and dark. All of the pics online are of 3-4 leaf cuttings or “seedlings” so you never really see it. I would send you a pic of mine if I could. It just looks awesome.
Agreed Rachael, I rely on leaf color changes to diagnose issues such as over watering. It will be interesting to see what these yellow and golden plants look like once they start hitting the nurseries
Costa farms announced that they are coming out with the monster Thai constellation in spring 2020 so that means y’all who live in the states will be be able to get it at Lowes come spring 2020. can’t wait to get mine!
I’ve never had luck with anything from costa farms 😕 idk if it’s the shipping time to the big box store or the care of it from leaving the nursery to being purchased but literally every plant I’ve got with a costa farms tag either has some type of fungus/bacteria or had major pest damage. I would purchase thinking I know enough to safe it but unfortunately that’s hardly ever worked
Emily Wood I can imagine! I’m in Canada and from chatting with other plant collectors, you guys are only slightly more than us in regards to insane prices and difficulty getting plants.
I'm from Thailand. And I just became plant mom month ago. Cus of the quarantine, plants market in Thailand is very crowded. Everyone's looking for indoor plants for decoration. And yeah all of the plants you recommend are so expensive right now 😬 But it's amazing. taking care of the plants. learning a lot these days 😍
These are so popular in Thailand because everyone calls them gold instead of yellow. Thailand have local Thai names for many of their plants like millionaire, billionaire, etc., so that people will feel more inclined to buy them for good luck.
Yes to the part two of this, please, maybe some more anthuriums! I'm indifferent to a lot of yellow variegated plants. I'm excited for my burle marx variegata to arrive and I've wanted a jose buono/imbe for a while but other than that I'm fine with normal white variegated or unvariegated plants :D Not a fan of bob see or tortum (it just reminds me of a dried up sago palm that HATED me and whatever I did to it), in the same way with obliqua but I can appreciate how they might be for others. I have definitely seen a lot more thai constellation pop up in local nurseries around London, though they fetch quite a big price tag because most of the public that are just getting into houseplants are none the wiser!
Dammit, Kaylee, I was keeping the Strawberry Shake as my secret "to-get" wishlist plant until international shipping opens again. Why you gotta give me competition now! :P I can absolutely agree on the difficulty of shipping Pipers. I imported a Piper Ortanum earlier this year and all of the leaves had completely rotted away. It needed a lot of emergency care (disinfecting, humidity bag, etc) in order to start pushing out leaves again. Horrible to ship, pretty to look at.
I had the same thought about the bipennifolium, I've been staring at them online and just waiting for shipping to open back up. I've found the aurea and splash for $20usd each and I'd bet anything that that's going to shoot up now
Yellow is definitely not my cup o' tea, yellow is a colour I dont enjoy seeing on my plants for obvious reasons. So all these new yellow plants coming out are just a massive skip for me 😆 Loved the video despite the yellow 😛
I paid 200 for a amydrium medium cutting and I want to vomit. I can't stand the thought of paying that much and it could just not root and die 😭 Update: It has roots now and it's growing!
CONGRATULATIONS! I spent way too much money on one variegated and one yellow "aurea" schlumberga, ( Christmas cactuses ) they are extremely rare. But hey, I can mange a month living on air, water and noodles. 🤪👍
As someone who lives where amydrium medium is native, I only paid an equivalent of 2 USD... it has 3 shoots, a well established root system and 3 big healthy leaves with fenestrations. I feel lucky 😂
@@SkullsAndSugar Philippines, I guess plants are just really cheap here. Even most of the rare plants we currently own (alocasias, philodendrons like pink princess, syngoniums) are just given for free from my family's close friends and relatives. We basically have some sort of plant giving and trading ritual here, so I guess that's why the price is so low 😅
I don't mind the yellow especially on these plants. So many plants on my wishlist it's just ridiculous. Yes to part 2 please. Stay blessed and safe Kaylee🤗👍❤.
Lupinum is like the geeky kid at high school, soft and understated probly got bullies, yknow the one that after graduation got jacked and started his own business in silicon valley.
I was just gona ask if that yellow verigated monstera was the same as an Aurea. I was under the impression they were stronger growers than the white version so am a bit confused. The Aurea is gorgeous. Absolutely 0 for sale last time I looked for one.
I'm a sucker for anything with variegation. I have a Jose Bueno for years. I got it locally in Florida, before plants became a thing again. Mine is growing up a tree. I dug a piece up and brought it into the house, where it is making its way up a pole, with huge leaves. Very rewarding. I would love a Thai, which is way out of my budget. I am also hungry for the variegated Philodendron Billietiae, which is way-way out of my budget. I remember, before the current trends, many of these plants were dirt cheap in Florida. A friend just gave me an alocasia odora variegata, which I love. I remember when this plant was just another nursery plant. I have a Mickey Mouse alocasia (variegated), which is now selling for big money. The same friend recently gave me a cutting of Hoya Kerrii (variegated). I had one grow up a trellis and flowering. When I moved from that house 15 yrs ago, I took so many plants with me, but didn't take a cutting from the hoya. I had so much to do, I thought I would just buy another one when I had the time. Little did I know. I'm 60 yrs old, and I worked at a plant shop when I was a teen. So many plants that were just familiar and ordinary, are now rare. I'm trying to collect plants from my youth. It's not that I'm trying to recapture my youth, I'm trying to recapture the beauty I experienced from being around them, but have been denied because of the current prices.
I hear you! I remember these plants 20yrs ago for $15-20! Now they're $100+. I'll never buy a plant that expensive I'll wait for the hype to go down and only buy plants I really really love and know I can care for in my climate.
Surprisingly some of these plants are available in Canada for really good prices already! I’ve seen Imbe variegata, ring of fire, burle marx variegata, and I believe Florida beauty at a local nursery for $50-$60 🇨🇦
EliezaBaby I’ve seen at Sage Garden Greenhouse just outside of Winnipeg! They have some things up for pre-order, but a few have sold out already. I think they ship Canada-wide. sagegarden.ca/pages/houseplant-list-for-spring-and-summer-2020?_pos=2&_sid=f1c3d7997&_ss=r
thanks for the video! would be looking out for these, maybe in 2 years here in Australia hahahaha, but thanks to this video I knew what I was looking at when I came across a piper crocatum!!
The Glorious is already on my wishlist as well as the other similarish cross Philodendron Melanochrysum X Verricosum. And I've been eyeing up your lupinum in your shop too!
I am so so pleased that I found you on here. Your vids are excellent, your knowledge sharing, tips and details you provide are on point. Happy plant keeping :)
Up to last year, most flowershops in my country were still selling run-of-the-mill products with little diversity. At some point, I began my search for the unique. It all began at a small nursery near my workplace. I already had some interest in Hoyas and aroids. I began to spot new aroids at this nursery, and then more species at a nursery outside town. Though the first nursery is not the primary grower, therefore a bit more expensive, it is more under the collector's radar. That made things easier to get. Some plants, however, are a way too expensive, and with some patience I expect local growers to bring down the price. My prediction: Hoyas will soon follow.
I got a tortum last year and they are now pretty easy to get now in Australia Bunnings (box store) has them mislabeled as elegans and skeleton key. I love mine but it is a slow grower so get real excited when it gets a new leaf.
I have both epipremnum pinnatum albo and monstera albo. Totally agree with you that epipremnum is so stunning with the fenestration. And so much more easier to take care of- at least for me.
My teacher, Hitomi Gilliam, used a Philodendron “Florida Beauty” leaf in a flower arrangement. That is when I noticed the plant. I immediately looked for it on the net and I was surprised to see the price tag on it. My birthday is coming up. Occasionally, I know I would just go for it. All these plants were beautiful. If you have more to show, yes, please show them, when you have the chance to make a video.
This is off subject of your video, which I so so enjoyed btw but I just want to say, I would LOVE to see your shop! I live in America so I can't order from you (yet) but I would just love to see it and I think it would be a great video idea to give us a tour of "The Rare Plant Shop". Show us around, maybe the day to day of things as it goes there. What do you think? PLEEEEEASE!!!
I love love love amydrium mediums! In the US the “blue” form has been being sold as silver amydrium medium or silver form. There is also a variegated form of the amydrium medium! I love them all! And they are fast growers! Well the variegated one not so much. Love videos like this thank you ♥️
So interesting to see that the philodendron tortum is rare in some places in the world! I’ve seen it in hardware stores for $10-20AUD for a couple of years now and I actually just picked one up a month ago! Finally I have a ‘rare’ plant 😏
I really really hope the Philodendron PP goes down in hype really soon, because the demand for it is just ridiculous at this point. (Also because I want a nice one for a decent price lol). A plant shop just listed 5 of them for $150 a pop, and they sold out in less than 2 minutes.
That's insane!! I want a pink princess, come on guys they were cool last year let them be cheap this year lol I think more people just need to be giving rooted cuttings to their friends. Lol
I will NEVER EVER spend that much $ for a plant but that's just me 🤷♀️ I see too many ppl buying plants because they're the current trend not because they really love them.
I'll be honest, I've seen a lot of yellow verigated plants, but something about the ones you showed I absolutely LOVED. I don't mind yellow verigation, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it, BUT some of the ones you showed are DEFINITELY going on my wish list😂🙌🏼
Oooooh! I'm really pumped for that variegated syngonium! I've been wanting one forever and I'm so hesitant to spend the cash on one of these high-demand plants! But, I have a few other syngonium so I'd be more at ease getting that one. Also, would you do a video on sustainability and the houseplant market? Esp. from the grower/seller side of things. I've been thinking about that a lot but I haven't seen anyone do a video on that topic and I'd love to hear your take!
I just bought #1 last week 😆 #19 - is the cebu blue pothos normal form that's variegated~ ~POTHOS~ The other E. aureum variations also fenestrate when they grow upward.
Me: tears wish list from the note book, crumples it up and throws it away. My mind is blown...I realize at 40 years as a plant hobbyist I have no hope of collecting all the beautiful plants I would want to have around me in the years I have left to live. So I think I will just have to wing it from here...ha-ha! Seriously Kaylee Ellen you have out done yourself this time. Thank-you for the content.
Watched this clip 2 months ago when I first started my plant journey and hardly knew about most of the plants mentioned. Watching it again now and found that I own like 4 of them already hah. (But only the cheap ones that r < $30)
I think there is a plant you may want look into called Crinum lily queen emma. It’s kinda rare in United States where a full size mature cost few hundred dollars of getting but the good price of them is when they are young or seedlings.
I love that yellow is coming back. I am leery about white because some turns brown and I don't know what will and what will not. I would love more mint variegation to get popular so I can find some!
To those of us that live in America, Costa Farms is growing Thai Constellation at the moment so they're definitely gonna go down in price soon 👀
YinYangx3 Music to my ears. Exactly why I waited to buy my ZZ Raven for over a year. No regrets. Spent a fraction of the price and got a plant ten times the size I would have even been able to find last year.
Where would u find these costa farms ?
@@corinagarza5940 Home Depot, Walmart etc carry Costa Farms. They said 2022 when I contacted them though so don't hold your breath
@@thenightf0x yup. They’ve pushed the date back twice now. Mix that with the supply chain disruption and I couldn’t be certain I’d even be able to get one then. My husband got sad watching me look at them and walk away and just got me one. That being said, I completely understand if folks want to save their coins and try and wait it out.
Have yet to see it in my area. 2-2021
All plants that I grow end up with yellow leaves so woo hoo!
You are a winner! 🤪👍
Lol! 🤣🤣🤣
Sadly, me too lol
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I laughed to hard at this because I get it 😩😩😩😭😭😭
The yellow is probably not everybody’s “cup of tea” because the plant community or plant world has blasted white to the point where we all fixate on it. The yellow is absolutely gorgeous!
I agree. But love the yellow variegation. Hope they will cross to Canada nurseries 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
White is the worst color for a plant, no chance of photosynthesis. It's like a human eating printer paper for a meal.
WRO 😂 I LOVE this analogy 😂😂😂
I see yellow as "unhealthy" even though I know they are supposed to be yellow. That's why I don't like plants with yellow on them
When I see yellow I just think "too much water." Yellow plants look on the verge of death imho. I love the creamy pink though and a creamy lemon yellow is nice too.
I approve this megaphone purchase. It’s awesome.
Me: "I've definitely spent enough on plants this year."
Kaylee Ellen: "Hold my beer."
More like hold my pot...
Nah, nah. It would be “Hold my Bailey’s.” 😂
Anyone know the sound cats make when they see a bird out the window?
That "ceck ceck" sound?
Yeah....that was me during this vid ...
Omg! Omg! I'm dying, hilarious!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My cat just did it this morning 🤣
BAHAHAHAHA omfg I ate edibles for breakfast and this made me bust out laughing
LOL! I know exactly the sound.
I'm recently in the plant community so I am learning a lot each day. Something I have realised lately is the over the top hype for variegated plants in the plant community? So plants are basically "cultured" to have variegations, sold for a ridiculous amount when from an evolutionary perspective, variegations are (often) the least functional part of a plant. Particularly, the white variegated plants (thai, marble pothos) are very slow growers because they lack chlorophyll. So that's basically like paying a fortune for a plant that's not as functional lol it's like paying more for less product. I'm finding that. variegated plants are the ripped jeans of the fashion community lol
So true lol and the light bits always go brown and crumble off, I’ve never been a big fan of variegation, I like fresh and healthy green. But here in Thailand , where I live, people go crazy for it and I started appreciating the rare and bizarre as well...
I think for some of us we grew up with our mom's basic greenery so we see variegated and see something new and exciting. I can't deny, I'm a sucker for a pothos n' joy. They look like they came out of a magazine.
Bingo!
@@h.r.9563 pothos njoy was my first plant! there such slow growers i had them for 8 months now and not a lot of growth has come off,
I'm actually not a fan of most yellow variegated plants. Don't get me wrong, some are stunning! But a lot of them remind me of root rot or other problems. I'm interested to see if the yellow trend takes off like the white has
Im exactly the same! Let's see if the trends change our minds
I thought the same until I got my own monstera var aurea. They are stunning. The yellow eventually ages into this really nice kind of cream and the greens on the leaf get nice and dark. All of the pics online are of 3-4 leaf cuttings or “seedlings” so you never really see it. I would send you a pic of mine if I could. It just looks awesome.
Agreed Rachael, I rely on leaf color changes to diagnose issues such as over watering. It will be interesting to see what these yellow and golden plants look like once they start hitting the nurseries
exactly! it makes me feel like they're not as healthy :/
I like this background better because DUH, PLANTS ‼️ 😍
Edit: a part two would be great 😊
P Y P E R yes same!!
YES me too and sound is great!!!!
I prefer this backdrop too!
Costa farms announced that they are coming out with the monster Thai constellation in spring 2020 so that means y’all who live in the states will be be able to get it at Lowes come spring 2020. can’t wait to get mine!
on that note, i also found calathea musaica/network on lowe's site!!! been looking for it for years
I’ve never had luck with anything from costa farms 😕 idk if it’s the shipping time to the big box store or the care of it from leaving the nursery to being purchased but literally every plant I’ve got with a costa farms tag either has some type of fungus/bacteria or had major pest damage. I would purchase thinking I know enough to safe it but unfortunately that’s hardly ever worked
easyteh4getperson where did you find ? What state? I can’t find that unless I go in Etsy
Dalet Hamby nor have I
I think they might be coming out in 2021, but I could be wrong 🤷🏻♀️
Kaylee: Id be surprised if these are expensive when they hit the market.
America: hold my beer.
Imagine living on the same continent as these plants but they're cheaper for the Europeans 😔🤙
Emily Wood I can imagine! I’m in Canada and from chatting with other plant collectors, you guys are only slightly more than us in regards to insane prices and difficulty getting plants.
In USA: $200 starting bid. You bid now.
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The monstera albo is still the LEGEND.
I'm from Thailand. And I just became plant mom month ago. Cus of the quarantine, plants market in Thailand is very crowded. Everyone's looking for indoor plants for decoration. And yeah all of the plants you recommend are so expensive right now 😬
But it's amazing. taking care of the plants. learning a lot these days 😍
Also in the Philippines 😐
Im in Bangkok and some plants have begun to reduce in price but some are แพงมากครับ
These are so popular in Thailand because everyone calls them gold instead of yellow. Thailand have local Thai names for many of their plants like millionaire, billionaire, etc., so that people will feel more inclined to buy them for good luck.
Eloise Ho I think they’re beautiful but a lot of people compare it to looking like rot, that’s smart marketing
Omg Philodendron lupinum’s juvenile vs mature form is literally like a Pokemon evolution!
I love yellow! The plant just glows, unlike bleached white.
Fun to watch this again a the end of the year.
Yes to the part two of this, please, maybe some more anthuriums! I'm indifferent to a lot of yellow variegated plants. I'm excited for my burle marx variegata to arrive and I've wanted a jose buono/imbe for a while but other than that I'm fine with normal white variegated or unvariegated plants :D
Not a fan of bob see or tortum (it just reminds me of a dried up sago palm that HATED me and whatever I did to it), in the same way with obliqua but I can appreciate how they might be for others.
I have definitely seen a lot more thai constellation pop up in local nurseries around London, though they fetch quite a big price tag because most of the public that are just getting into houseplants are none the wiser!
Dammit, Kaylee, I was keeping the Strawberry Shake as my secret "to-get" wishlist plant until international shipping opens again. Why you gotta give me competition now! :P
I can absolutely agree on the difficulty of shipping Pipers. I imported a Piper Ortanum earlier this year and all of the leaves had completely rotted away. It needed a lot of emergency care (disinfecting, humidity bag, etc) in order to start pushing out leaves again. Horrible to ship, pretty to look at.
aquaroxity Nooo! That was also on my wish list! That thing is going to cost me an arm and a leg now.
I had the same thought about the bipennifolium, I've been staring at them online and just waiting for shipping to open back up. I've found the aurea and splash for $20usd each and I'd bet anything that that's going to shoot up now
Yellow is definitely not my cup o' tea, yellow is a colour I dont enjoy seeing on my plants for obvious reasons. So all these new yellow plants coming out are just a massive skip for me 😆
Loved the video despite the yellow 😛
I agree. Reminds me of dying plants lol
Definitely some wish list plants here!!! I love yellow variegation and in always looking for it 🥰
I’m excited! I prefer white variegation, but the yellow ones look super nice as well💙🌿
I’m here for the Yellow since it’s one my favorite colors.
I paid 200 for a amydrium medium cutting and I want to vomit. I can't stand the thought of paying that much and it could just not root and die 😭
Update: It has roots now and it's growing!
CONGRATULATIONS!
I spent way too much money on one variegated and one yellow "aurea" schlumberga, ( Christmas cactuses ) they are extremely rare. But hey, I can mange a month living on air, water and noodles. 🤪👍
@@NickanM I got one for £7.50 on ebay, it was a tiny rooted cutting, it's turned it a beautiful plant 😄
As someone who lives where amydrium medium is native, I only paid an equivalent of 2 USD... it has 3 shoots, a well established root system and 3 big healthy leaves with fenestrations. I feel lucky 😂
@@bluebeeboo where do you live?
@@SkullsAndSugar Philippines, I guess plants are just really cheap here. Even most of the rare plants we currently own (alocasias, philodendrons like pink princess, syngoniums) are just given for free from my family's close friends and relatives. We basically have some sort of plant giving and trading ritual here, so I guess that's why the price is so low 😅
That philodendron tortum and the golden hammerhead are really appealing to me! Very pretty plants
I wish I loved yellow plants, but 9 times out of 10, they look sick to me 😢
But I do love amydriums even though they look like sick monsteras 😂
Monsteras are my favourite type of tropical plant. 3/10 plants I bought were monsteras, monstera deliciosa, monstera adansonii, and monstera minima
I love philodendron brasil because they have very striking yellow parts and look so healthy and shiny at the same time
I love this new setup! The background is beautiful and the audio is so much better!
I loooove Amydriums as a fanceyy Monstera alternative. So glad they are gettin trendy now
Really? I was hoping for the exact opposite! :D Because I have been wanting one but now the price is going to go up up up :(
Loved the sound quality in this room. Also, it's just as pretty!
Yup. I need a Philo Glorious.
(Also I see that gorgeous aglaonema peekin out back there)
Every time you say, not everybody's cup of tea, I'm already in love! That tortum!
I don't mind the yellow especially on these plants. So many plants on my wishlist it's just ridiculous. Yes to part 2 please. Stay blessed and safe Kaylee🤗👍❤.
Lupinum is like the geeky kid at high school, soft and understated probly got bullies, yknow the one that after graduation got jacked and started his own business in silicon valley.
I'm so glad the monstera aurea is having it's day finally. I do think the Florida Beauty is going to skyrocket, and keep on skyrocketing
I was just gona ask if that yellow verigated monstera was the same as an Aurea. I was under the impression they were stronger growers than the white version so am a bit confused. The Aurea is gorgeous. Absolutely 0 for sale last time I looked for one.
Same it's gorgeous!
I'm a sucker for anything with variegation. I have a Jose Bueno for years. I got it locally in Florida, before plants became a thing again. Mine is growing up a tree. I dug a piece up and brought it into the house, where it is making its way up a pole, with huge leaves. Very rewarding. I would love a Thai, which is way out of my budget. I am also hungry for the variegated Philodendron Billietiae, which is way-way out of my budget. I remember, before the current trends, many of these plants were dirt cheap in Florida. A friend just gave me an alocasia odora variegata, which I love. I remember when this plant was just another nursery plant. I have a Mickey Mouse alocasia (variegated), which is now selling for big money. The same friend recently gave me a cutting of Hoya Kerrii (variegated). I had one grow up a trellis and flowering. When I moved from that house 15 yrs ago, I took so many plants with me, but didn't take a cutting from the hoya. I had so much to do, I thought I would just buy another one when I had the time. Little did I know. I'm 60 yrs old, and I worked at a plant shop when I was a teen. So many plants that were just familiar and ordinary, are now rare. I'm trying to collect plants from my youth. It's not that I'm trying to recapture my youth, I'm trying to recapture the beauty I experienced from being around them, but have been denied because of the current prices.
I hear you!
I remember these plants 20yrs ago for $15-20! Now they're $100+. I'll never buy a plant that expensive I'll wait for the hype to go down and only buy plants I really really love and know I can care for in my climate.
Also, not mad that yellow is coming into play, but I think white variation will remain my favorite 😍
Surprisingly some of these plants are available in Canada for really good prices already! I’ve seen Imbe variegata, ring of fire, burle marx variegata, and I believe Florida beauty at a local nursery for $50-$60 🇨🇦
Where have you seen it in Canada ? Hook me up on the stores name and web sites please?
EliezaBaby I’ve seen at Sage Garden Greenhouse just outside of Winnipeg! They have some things up for pre-order, but a few have sold out already. I think they ship Canada-wide. sagegarden.ca/pages/houseplant-list-for-spring-and-summer-2020?_pos=2&_sid=f1c3d7997&_ss=r
Jealous! I'd maim for a ring of fire.
The Burle Marx looks just like a canna lily 😑 lol
Would love a second part of this video, & personally enjoy the new backdrop!
I guess it just depends on how yellow, because the really bright yellow makes me feel like the plant is dying.
Same
Really enjoy the symmetry and esthetics of this set up!
thanks for the video! would be looking out for these, maybe in 2 years here in Australia hahahaha, but thanks to this video I knew what I was looking at when I came across a piper crocatum!!
I love yellow variegata plants. Thanks Kaylee!
The Glorious is already on my wishlist as well as the other similarish cross Philodendron Melanochrysum X Verricosum. And I've been eyeing up your lupinum in your shop too!
I am so so pleased that I found you on here. Your vids are excellent, your knowledge sharing, tips and details you provide are on point. Happy plant keeping :)
Up to last year, most flowershops in my country were still selling run-of-the-mill products with little diversity. At some point, I began my search for the unique. It all began at a small nursery near my workplace. I already had some interest in Hoyas and aroids. I began to spot new aroids at this nursery, and then more species at a nursery outside town. Though the first nursery is not the primary grower, therefore a bit more expensive, it is more under the collector's radar. That made things easier to get. Some plants, however, are a way too expensive, and with some patience I expect local growers to bring down the price. My prediction: Hoyas will soon follow.
I just won a cutting of an epipremnum pinnatum veriegata and I’m so excited. It’s little root is growing 😍
I got a tortum last year and they are now pretty easy to get now in Australia Bunnings (box store) has them mislabeled as elegans and skeleton key. I love mine but it is a slow grower so get real excited when it gets a new leaf.
Definitely publish a part 2! My wishlist just got so much longer...
Love your channel, just discovered it today! Such a wealth of information. Plus, your eyeshadow is always absolutely on point!
Every plant that is green is beautiful!!!-
I have both epipremnum pinnatum albo and monstera albo. Totally agree with you that epipremnum is so stunning with the fenestration. And so much more easier to take care of- at least for me.
My teacher, Hitomi Gilliam, used a Philodendron “Florida Beauty” leaf in a flower arrangement. That is when I noticed the plant. I immediately looked for it on the net and I was surprised to see the price tag on it. My birthday is coming up. Occasionally, I know I would just go for it. All these plants were beautiful. If you have more to show, yes, please show them, when you have the chance to make a video.
love this location!!!!!!!! I this it is so clean and fresh!
Hi Kaylee. Love this video. Just realised I have all 20 of them. Wheeeeee.... :)
ahhh this makes me so excited. I just bought a glorious for $80 yesterday!
this is such an interesting video! i know next to nothing about rare plants it’s so cool that there’s “new” houseplants
Omg. Yes the underrated philo domesticum!! Its one of my most hardworking climbers in my collection! Doubled in size in 5 months!
I actually think the background in this room is bangin
Ah I've always been a huge fan of the yellow and green, so many new plants on my wishlist... I've had to turn it into a top 30! 😁
I like a little bit of everything. Little bit of white little bit of yellow little bit of whatever and a lot of green ofcourse!
I just got a jose buono !! Ahhh i'm so excited it's putting out a new leaf that looks soo good.
I love this yellow trend. Much better than the white, imo. Give me allllll the syngonium!!!
Part 2! Part 2! Part 2!
This is off subject of your video, which I so so enjoyed btw but I just want to say, I would LOVE to see your shop! I live in America so I can't order from you (yet) but I would just love to see it and I think it would be a great video idea to give us a tour of "The Rare Plant Shop". Show us around, maybe the day to day of things as it goes there. What do you think? PLEEEEEASE!!!
Its coming ;)
This channel is fantastic 👏 I discovered her a few weeks ago and am in love with the content 😍 I hope to get my hands on a plant from her shop!
Thank you. I love variegated plants.
nothing gets me going more then Kaylee with a bullhorn
I love love love amydrium mediums! In the US the “blue” form has been being sold as silver amydrium medium or silver form. There is also a variegated form of the amydrium medium! I love them all! And they are fast growers! Well the variegated one not so much. Love videos like this thank you ♥️
Where have you seen it sold? I haven't seen it anywhere.
Heather Jensen www.botanicarus.com usually has some. I just bought the silver form (or blue as Kaylee refers to it) I am waiting for it to ship.
Heather Jensen she should have more in the next few weeks or so 😊
So exciting!!! Thank you so much Kaylee for putting out such amazing content❤️
Ohhh I’ve got a glorious! Beautiful and easy!
8 months late , but I just need to tell you how gorgeous that eyeshadow looks on you with your eye and hair colour 😍
I love yellow veriegation!! Could you do a part 2 of the trend? I can't wait for some of these this year
So interesting to see that the philodendron tortum is rare in some places in the world! I’ve seen it in hardware stores for $10-20AUD for a couple of years now and I actually just picked one up a month ago! Finally I have a ‘rare’ plant 😏
Loved this video! Definitely do a part two!
Just ordered the philodendron lupinum from your shop! So excitedd🥰
Oh congratulations! I've been dithering about that lupinum for ages. Glad you got it so the decision is now out of my hands.
Jenny Owens Photography Thank you! However, it seems to be still in stock on the website so theres more🤣
I really really hope the Philodendron PP goes down in hype really soon, because the demand for it is just ridiculous at this point. (Also because I want a nice one for a decent price lol). A plant shop just listed 5 of them for $150 a pop, and they sold out in less than 2 minutes.
Gabriellaplants has been dropping 125 at a time and selling out in under a minute. It's bananas
That's insane!! I want a pink princess, come on guys they were cool last year let them be cheap this year lol
I think more people just need to be giving rooted cuttings to their friends. Lol
I will NEVER EVER spend that much $ for a plant but that's just me 🤷♀️
I see too many ppl buying plants because they're the current trend not because they really love them.
Another excellent video. Great content--always creative and engaging material
This was very informative and exciting
Awesome plants!!.
I'll be honest, I've seen a lot of yellow verigated plants, but something about the ones you showed I absolutely LOVED. I don't mind yellow verigation, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it, BUT some of the ones you showed are DEFINITELY going on my wish list😂🙌🏼
I love this new background ! It is aesthetically pleasing !
I just bought the philodendron lupinum and had no idea that that was its maturity!! I get it in today, I am twice as excited 🤩
Oh my god, the philodendron bobsee is gorgeous! Thank you for highlighting it. Wishlist +1
I love this background! Ahh I've been waiting for this video 😍 😍
Please do a part 2!
Amydrium Medium grow wildly in my country! They are EVERYWHERE
Its 2021 and i just watched ur vlog, wow, how right you are!
Okay, I just ordered a philodendron giganteum variegata. Thanks for enabling me Kaylee.
I definitely want a part 2!
Oooooh! I'm really pumped for that variegated syngonium! I've been wanting one forever and I'm so hesitant to spend the cash on one of these high-demand plants! But, I have a few other syngonium so I'd be more at ease getting that one.
Also, would you do a video on sustainability and the houseplant market? Esp. from the grower/seller side of things. I've been thinking about that a lot but I haven't seen anyone do a video on that topic and I'd love to hear your take!
I just bought #1 last week 😆
#19 - is the cebu blue pothos normal form that's variegated~
~POTHOS~
The other E. aureum variations also fenestrate when they grow upward.
I think cebu blue pothos is diff bruh
Would love to see more! love those velvet and variegated types as well as those crazy pattern ones!
Ooooh, I really love the yellow variegation 💛 Also: the office set up is really pretty ☺️
Me: tears wish list from the note book, crumples it up and throws it away. My mind is blown...I realize at 40 years as a plant hobbyist I have no hope of collecting all the beautiful plants I would want to have around me in the years I have left to live. So I think I will just have to wing it from here...ha-ha! Seriously Kaylee Ellen you have out done yourself this time. Thank-you for the content.
I'm loving your eyeshadow it looks amazing! What did you use. Can't wait to see some of these plants got the market!
Thanks for sharing your video..im a big fan of your channel..💖💖💖💖
Omg 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 Girl, you are making me broke . Bhahahaha . I need another job. Great job 👍🥰
Watched this clip 2 months ago when I first started my plant journey and hardly knew about most of the plants mentioned. Watching it again now and found that I own like 4 of them already hah. (But only the cheap ones that r < $30)
I’m stoked for the epipremnum personally! Always been a big fan
I think there is a plant you may want look into called Crinum lily queen emma. It’s kinda rare in United States where a full size mature cost few hundred dollars of getting but the good price of them is when they are young or seedlings.
I love that yellow is coming back. I am leery about white because some turns brown and I don't know what will and what will not. I would love more mint variegation to get popular so I can find some!