Hey Kaylee Ellen I’m so glad to see you’re back on your channel. Please keep your head up and keep the faith and everything in due time will work out for you.
I am loving this - silvery/blue is one of my faves for leaf shades. Blue oil fern is on my wishlist. I have a blue star fern next to the P. Silver Sword in my bedroom. Silver Dragon a lovely representative for the Alocasia family. & in re Epipremnum Rare Plant Index - yes please. Stay strong, Kaylee. We are behind you. Regrets for things not done are the worst. & sometimes justice does prevail. I know all the horse turmoil has taken a lot out of you. I truly hope you have not given up on the dream of having that special relationship with the right horse. That desire comes from a pure heart. You deserve it darling
ALSO A SCINDAPSUS RARE PLANT INDEX! I know they're a lot of work so chuck it in the ideas bin, but I am also collecting those! A tiny rescue of a boring ol' pictus argyraeus in 2016 was one of my first plants, that has currently shingled up and down my bathroom wall in this rental five or six times, and I have had such a love for them for a long time. Just picked up a variegated exotica, though I can't find much info or even a usual price for them online. I am sure you will fall in love with scindapsus after all the research I know you do for those indexes!
Following your channel for years now & (not that it’s not always great, but) this is the best your hair has ever looked & I’m loving it! I noticed on your mini vid this week…but just had to tell you that I love it!
I looked into the Spathiphyllum ghost when it was first mentioned as I absolutely love peace lily and wanted it the moment I saw it. From what I found the most common name it is sold under is Spathiphyllum "Platinum Mist" and is usually a bit darker that the ones Kaylee is posting. I see lots of pictures of the very pale ones in image search and on import sites, but many of the non imported ones for sale here in the US are a darker. As of Nov. 2022 they are usually running for under 40 dollars US, but the white ones like she has can go for a bit higher at around 50-70$.
Kaylee, please could you also do a video like this on plants with metallic shine? It would be super cool 🙂 I bought a baby Alocasia Silver Dragon 2,5 months ago and transferred her into pon. She has 5 babies now. I´m so happy and the plants seems to be happy too 😀It´s my first alocasia, but seeing how well does this one, I´m definitely going to get more of them 🥰 Price: Silver Dragon and Dragon Scale plantlets (6cm pot) are currently sold in the Czech Rep. for 10 euros. 12 cm pot is for 20.
I love the alocasia silver dragon and dragon scale but I couldn’t afford it so I went for the cheaper substitute called quilted dream that has been very tough and grows well, definitely recommend for anyone who likes the look but don’t want to pay high prices. I’m also happy to see different scindapsis since most look very similar The brandtianum is a major diva of a plant, breaks easy, grows slow and will revert to small leaves if not given enough light or heat, very beautiful but so much work for very little reward, and watering is tricky because they don’t need a lot but they hate drying out too.
Wow that pasta silver is gorgeous! Fridays with you are easily a big self care ritual for me to decompress from the week. Appreciate you! Enjoy your weekend! 💜
Hey hey Kaylee, glad you make again so a nice video 😁👍 the amydrium silver and cebu blue sooo pretty. AND YES PLLLLLS DO It EPIPREMNUM PINNATUM RARE INDEX That will by soo nice 😍🤩
Good day Kaylee Ellen, I'm viewer from the Philippines. l have mature form Cebu Blue. I would gladly give you cuttings or l can propagate one for you, provided that you would shoulder the shipping fee. BTW we call plant hobbyist here as "Plantitos and Plantitas..
If you ever do a silver metallic/silver purple, I was gifted a cutting in Mexico of a beautiful royal purple & silver yard plant (a neighbor told me the common name is Inch plant, I need to look up the scientific binomial again) and it is truly one of the most forgiving, showstopping, easy to care for plants I have ever been given. It's native to mesoamerica, and more light (not longer light, but more intense light) intensifies the contrast between the green and silver on the top of the leaf, and brings out more of the purple on the bottom of the leaf. I feel your pain on plant lights driving up the energy bill, we just sacrificed aesthetics for affordable function. Plants don't care as much as marketing would have us believe, so inexpensive LED shop lights that cost ~ $0.30/ month to run for 8 hours/day + the timer to limit to 4 hours in the morning and 4 hours in the evening (siesta in the middle prevents algae growth in aquariums and the house plants seem to approve) cut our energy bill down considerably. Everyone just wears more clothes in the winter, and the temp in the house is significantly lower this winter than years past. We can't let it drop below 50° F (10°C) or pipes might freeze.... I'm not looking forward to next summer with current energy prices.... disability already didn't pay enough to cover utilities, and the climate crisis has raised summer temperatures horribly.....😔 Oh, the inch plant I have: Tradescantia zebrina
Loved this video! I have a Blue Star Fern that is an easy grower and she has grown quickly. I have pots and pots of Cebu Blue. Again an easy and fast grower. My Silver Dragon has struggled a bit but I think it may be a humidity issue. Love that Spathiphyllum Ghost!! I’m in the US so it may be a hard plant to find. I’ve never seen one before. Thank you for introducing me to this plant and for this fun video! Take care. 👌🪴🥰
Kaylee I absolutely love your videos but my poor ADHD brain cannot take the moving background behind you 😵💫 I'm begging you to bring back any background that does not move 🙏
Bought the brandtianum. Hated it immediately. Don't really know why. Gave it to a friend that loves it. I've done that before. Getting plants because I think they're cool, end up hating them. Getting better at it. Thinning out the collection at the moment to just plants I really love. Had over 70. Now I'm around 50 and I still have some that I want to get rid of. Luckily a couple of friends are getting started with plants, so they want them all🤣
Firstly, let me throw my vote in for the Epipremnum rare plant index....and maybe a little clarification on Pothos vs Epipremnum....are they really the same or not? My research shows it depends on what site you read or who you ask. 🙄. Secondly, I have both a Syngonium moonshine and moonlight. I can tell you they are different. The color is nearly identical but the leaf size, overall height, and leaf shape is different to a degree. The Moonshine is more compact with smaller leaves that have a bit of a ruffle whereas the Moonlight is taller and looks more like the typical Syngonium with larger more narrow and pointy leaves. I've also notice the Moonshine can get some darker green blotches on it (hopefully it isn't due to my care LOL). I'd post a pic but apparently you can't do that in the comments?
I love silvery scindapsus. The philo brandi is trash for me. They grow great til they come home and put out leaves the size of a pinky nail. They don’t respond to lighting changes for me, so idk. Not my favorite and I love philodendron.
My platinum scindapsus grows like mad, you have to keep it in super bright warm light, and top them when they run. One leaf three months ago is now three pots of 4+. Move them around, they'll improve when you find the right spot.
Microsorium Thalandicum (if that’s how it was spelled) has gotta be the coolest plant I’ve seen, and the closest to a true blue foliage plant I’ve seen! I gotta get one!
I've had several philodendron brandtianum, from cuttings to full plants, and they suck. I can keep my thai and el choco alive np, but not the brandtianum. I refuse to waste cabinet space on them at this point and literally tossed the latest one. RIP
Amydrium silver is super easy for me. I have it on a cork plank and the growth exploded when I added it. I grow it in a super barky mix in an orchid pot and man has it taken off.
There were baby silver swords at my local plant shop and I kick myself everyday for not getting one 😭 lots of new plants to add to the wishlist, thanks Kaylee!
Love silver plants. I love the silver sword can’t eat for it to fenestrate. I have the silver hero, it’s beautiful, dainty and velvety. I love silvery scindapsus in general. Just the way the light hits it is everything
One of my personal favorites is begonia sarawak - be aware that it's only intensely blue+other under flash/specific other light, so if you're interested, make sure to look at videos/pictures of it in different light. (I remember KE talking about being catfished by begonia pavonina, so just so that doesn't happen 2u! - it's still on my wishlist tho, hahah) There are also other begonias with similar effect.
From your list I only own the P. Silver Sword. A must have as an house plant fan and The Witcher nerd. ⚔️They grow so nice and quickly. 😍 Bought it in spring this year and did already 3 cuttings lately. Now I let them grow on a pole and I hope it will get bigger leaves some day, looking forward to it 🌱 Thank you for your Videos 🌻
I have a Blue Star Fern and I just love it! I'm a sucker for ferns but kill almost every one of them. The Blue Star is so easygoing, grows really quickly, and is so forgiving if you're not perfect with your watering. It also isn't picky with humidity- my house is usually 30-40% humidity and it has no issues. The blue on the leaves is gorgeous irl and gets better as you give it more light. One of my favorites!
I killed mine pretty quickly, do you bottom water yours or give it filtered/rain water? I love them, they're so gorgeous so I might try again in the future
@@annabergman1166 I have a reverse osmosis system, so I just give it RO water :) And no bottom watering, just pour it on top when it's looking dry! Also I bought mine as a somewhat mature plant (~8" pot), in case that makes a difference.
@@gypsylee333 Honestly I never moved it out of its nursery pot because I'm worried about damaging the roots, so it's in soil! And I just give it RO water when it's looking dry, about every 9-10 days or so :)
@@jacquelinet9088 thanks, I've been wanting one but was afraid it'd die because I have horrible luck with every fern, but this one is kinda Hoya like so maybe...
I was hoping to see Anthurium Luxurians Silver, but I'm sure you'll just haul it at some point and we will see it then. But, but! I know I've said it a hundred times but I'll say it again because ferns are my favorite plants and I will not stop until the plant community gives up the grudge against them :) Put a fern, any box store fern, Boston, Maidenhair, Blue Star, Rabbit Foot, Hearth Leaf, Fluffy Ruffle, Button, Lemon Button, Kangaroo Paw etc. etc. (I'm not talking about delicate aquarium ferns) in a regular soil with some perlite, not too chunky, in a self watering pot in a good light, especially some direct sunlight. They love the light and water and if given enough water they can grow outside in full sunlight. They don't need humidity, just humid soil. Make sure to never let the reservoir run out, I recommend those pots where you actually see the water, you know those cheap 2 part pots with translucent reservoir, they don't look the best but when the fern fills out, the pot is almost not visible anymore. Do that and your fern will go from 4 inch size to 10 inch size in 6 months.
@@angle7341 I mean the anthurium that has silver leaves and looks like luxurians with shallower bumps. I've seen it listed under different names, and no it's not just juvenile luxurians. I think it's still undescribed so sellers call it whatever they feel like.
@@alexclark64 you really don't find them similar? The growth pattern, petiole, leaf shape, leaf thickness even the corrugation... To me it really looks like luxurians with smoother surface and silver film. It also reminds me of splendidum in terms of leaf shape/thicknes/ribbed petiole but leaf surface is completely different of course. Anyway, I'm sure we will hear more about it next year, it's such a beautiful plant, it will definitely get more trendy. I've seen some other silver anthurium coming from Peru, I have a feeling it might be the new hype :)
@@horace6851 oh completely similar but there is a difference in colour. For some the differences aren't enough to get excited about for others it's enough to want multiple plants. Just a case of what floats your boat. I have like 8 different gloriosum forms so I'm absolutely the 'collect them all if you like them' category 🤣. You are completely right.. the SP angel is already well up there on my wish list and I can't wait to get my hands on one 😬
I have Spatiphyllum Ghost also. Seller named it Sensation Silver Ruffles. Thought twas another Peacelily variety, prolly coz of the leaf edges. Each new leaf is creamy yellowish turns into silvery green. I have it under 50-70% direct sun exposure. it gave me 2 new pups Yey!! am a big fan of silvery plants. rn im trying to grow my cebu blue to maturity.
Fun fact I bought a tiny baby syngonium at the garden center about 2,5 years ago for maybe 3€ and I am still not 100% sure whether I have a Syngonium moonlight or moonshine. But it is still one of my favorite plants and is by now a bushy minty bush of arrow shaped leaves. Also a BIG YES for the epipremnum plant index, but take your time Kaylee since these seem like a lot of research and work.
I believe your Spathiphyllum Ghost is actually Spathiphyllum Sensation Full Mint or atleast that is the name I was able to purchase one under, and it looks just like yours. If they are anything like a regular Spathiphyllum Sensation then they can get 1.5 - 1.8 meters (5 - 6 feet) tall and wide as Sensation is the appearently the largest of the commercially produced Spathiphyllum.
Ep. Pinnatum RPI is yes please!! I've been slowly collecting them. PS, Bonus, if you know?: WHAT is the difference between "aura" and "yellow flame"?? None of the specialty shops in Seattle that I have asked at have been able to tell me! A little strange considering they're also not priced the same... 🤔 Of course I still bought one of each 😂
I have a few from this list. The P. brandtianum is growing really nicely and fairly forgiving. I accidentally broke the growth point off my little seeding and it popped out a new one really fast.
I love Amydrium medium but it is the slowest growing plant I own (I have green form). I bought a node ages ago and it took exactly 2 years to sprout a leaf in my prop container. It’s been chilling with one leaf now since July.
I would consider Silver Sword rare here in California, I’ve never seen one at any garden center anywhere. But you can easily and affordably purchase through private seller. I love mine ⚔️
That’s so weird, I went to a garden centre yesterday and found a tray with big pots with cebu blues. I live in the Netherlands, what a difference between countries
I just have a question Kaylee : ls alocasia silver dragon more forgiving and tolerant than let's say Alocasia Amazonica? I find that Alocasia Amazonica deteriorates very quickly if not given ideal conditions . Thanks
my favorite plant guru, when you get settled in your house, try growing your alocasias, colocasias and xanthosmas outside.. some of the ears are really easy to keep inside, but many do much better exposed to the real sunlight and heat!
A super uncommon epipremnum I would love to see in your video is that ‘mutant manjula’ pothos if you search the hashtag on Instagram you’ll find pics :) looking forward to an epipremnum rare plant index!!!
I love the Silver leafed plants! Thank you for this video! I do have a silver sword that has been neglected for a few months here and is now coming back. I'm so impressed with how tough he is 🙂
Cebu blue and blue are in UK garden centres under a tenner for small plants. Silver and dragon scales, amongst other alocasia also available about £10 - £20
I want a blue oil fern but also I do not have the right place for one and would be disappointed if I couldn't get it the shiniest, bluest ever. Ah well, nice to dream.
PLEASE do a rare plant index for Epipremnum! 🖤🌿
EPIPREMNUM RARE PLANT INDEX!!!! MAKE IT HAPPEN KAYLEE❤️ if you are willing of course bc i know those take a lot of work.
+ Thaumatophyllum and raphidophora plant index! These types of videos are honestly so fun to watch, and there's so much content to be made on them
Epipremnum rare plant index!!
Yessss! We need this!
@@you_gullible_fucc I'd watch the fk out of the rhaphi one 🥰
Yes please!
If you have the time (I know you have a lot going on right now) I would LOVE an epipremnum rare plant index!
I need an Epipremnum Rare Plant Index of you Kaylee! Make it happen.❤️
Random thought but background feels like sperm swimming around- is it just me lol
I say yes to a epipremnum rare plant index.
Omg id love an epipremnum rare plant index!! ive been hoping wed get another one soon:)
Hey Kaylee Ellen I’m so glad to see you’re back on your channel. Please keep your head up and keep the faith and everything in due time will work out for you.
I am loving this - silvery/blue is one of my faves for leaf shades. Blue oil fern is on my wishlist. I have a blue star fern next to the P. Silver Sword in my bedroom. Silver Dragon a lovely representative for the Alocasia family. & in re Epipremnum Rare Plant Index - yes please. Stay strong, Kaylee. We are behind you. Regrets for things not done are the worst. & sometimes justice does prevail. I know all the horse turmoil has taken a lot out of you. I truly hope you have not given up on the dream of having that special relationship with the right horse. That desire comes from a pure heart. You deserve it darling
ALSO A SCINDAPSUS RARE PLANT INDEX! I know they're a lot of work so chuck it in the ideas bin, but I am also collecting those! A tiny rescue of a boring ol' pictus argyraeus in 2016 was one of my first plants, that has currently shingled up and down my bathroom wall in this rental five or six times, and I have had such a love for them for a long time. Just picked up a variegated exotica, though I can't find much info or even a usual price for them online. I am sure you will fall in love with scindapsus after all the research I know you do for those indexes!
Following your channel for years now & (not that it’s not always great, but) this is the best your hair has ever looked & I’m loving it! I noticed on your mini vid this week…but just had to tell you that I love it!
I looked into the Spathiphyllum ghost when it was first mentioned as I absolutely love peace lily and wanted it the moment I saw it. From what I found the most common name it is sold under is Spathiphyllum "Platinum Mist" and is usually a bit darker that the ones Kaylee is posting. I see lots of pictures of the very pale ones in image search and on import sites, but many of the non imported ones for sale here in the US are a darker. As of Nov. 2022 they are usually running for under 40 dollars US, but the white ones like she has can go for a bit higher at around 50-70$.
Yes please Epipremnum rare pland Index
Yes def epipremnum RPI. I have a pinnatum variegata which is just getting going! Actually I’ve got 7 varieties in total. Love them x
Yes please Epipremnum rare plant index! Good Idea
Hello my favourite plant genre host !
Epipremnum rare plant index Please
Do the epipreminum! They are my fav
Yesss pls epi pinnatum specifically, im from the philippines💚 the epis ID are confusing like epi pinnatum yellow flame same wth sunburst etc💚
Fern rare plant index?
Cebu Blue is not a variety of pothos. It belongs to the family Epipremnum Pinnatum
Yes to the Epipremnum rare plant index please! Thanks
New hair??? I’m loving how it looks in this video! ❤
My syngonium pink splash is trailing and it's STUNNING. Ditched my pink princess in favour of it.
yes please.. teruno world is all the rage in epipremnum
😨 no philo sp silver angel?! You NEED one of these. I swear I want to sleep cuddling mine, especially when there is a new leaf on the way 🤣
Yeaaaaaas please Epi index!!! 🙏
Raise your hand if you killed a brandtianum! 🤚
Yup, ouch.
Epipremnum pinnatum rare plant index please 🥺
Kaylee, please could you also do a video like this on plants with metallic shine? It would be super cool 🙂
I bought a baby Alocasia Silver Dragon 2,5 months ago and transferred her into pon. She has 5 babies now. I´m so happy and the plants seems to be happy too 😀It´s my first alocasia, but seeing how well does this one, I´m definitely going to get more of them 🥰
Price: Silver Dragon and Dragon Scale plantlets (6cm pot) are currently sold in the Czech Rep. for 10 euros. 12 cm pot is for 20.
I got a blue oil fern because I saw it in one of your videos. It is a beauty but very slow growing.
Yesyes :3
How about this video idea, that could be dark fellas and bright/neon bois!
It’s Rare Plant Shop Friday!!!!!!
Epipremnum! yes, please!
I love the alocasia silver dragon and dragon scale but I couldn’t afford it so I went for the cheaper substitute called quilted dream that has been very tough and grows well, definitely recommend for anyone who likes the look but don’t want to pay high prices. I’m also happy to see different scindapsis since most look very similar
The brandtianum is a major diva of a plant, breaks easy, grows slow and will revert to small leaves if not given enough light or heat, very beautiful but so much work for very little reward, and watering is tricky because they don’t need a lot but they hate drying out too.
Jesus Christ is the Brandi a slow grower. I’m glad it’s not just me.
Wow that pasta silver is gorgeous!
Fridays with you are easily a big self care ritual for me to decompress from the week.
Appreciate you!
Enjoy your weekend! 💜
Kaylee I love you so much!! Cebu is actually a city in the Philippines & it’s pronounced “seh-BOO” not “SAY-boo” ❤🇵🇭
Yess im from the philippines also, a fan of kaylee, i have the cebu blue albo, aurea and mint💚and the mature metallic blue fenestrated leaves
Epipremnum rare plant index please!
Hey hey Kaylee, glad you make again so a nice video 😁👍 the amydrium silver and cebu blue sooo pretty.
AND YES PLLLLLS DO It
EPIPREMNUM PINNATUM RARE INDEX
That will by soo nice 😍🤩
Good day Kaylee Ellen, I'm viewer from the Philippines. l have mature form Cebu Blue.
I would gladly give you cuttings or l can propagate one for you, provided that you would shoulder the shipping fee.
BTW we call plant hobbyist here as "Plantitos and Plantitas..
I'd love to see a video on different colored plants! Like yellow/red etc
If you ever do a silver metallic/silver purple, I was gifted a cutting in Mexico of a beautiful royal purple & silver yard plant (a neighbor told me the common name is Inch plant, I need to look up the scientific binomial again) and it is truly one of the most forgiving, showstopping, easy to care for plants I have ever been given. It's native to mesoamerica, and more light (not longer light, but more intense light) intensifies the contrast between the green and silver on the top of the leaf, and brings out more of the purple on the bottom of the leaf.
I feel your pain on plant lights driving up the energy bill, we just sacrificed aesthetics for affordable function.
Plants don't care as much as marketing would have us believe, so inexpensive LED shop lights that cost ~ $0.30/ month to run for 8 hours/day + the timer to limit to 4 hours in the morning and 4 hours in the evening (siesta in the middle prevents algae growth in aquariums and the house plants seem to approve) cut our energy bill down considerably.
Everyone just wears more clothes in the winter, and the temp in the house is significantly lower this winter than years past. We can't let it drop below 50° F (10°C) or pipes might freeze....
I'm not looking forward to next summer with current energy prices.... disability already didn't pay enough to cover utilities, and the climate crisis has raised summer temperatures horribly.....😔
Oh, the inch plant I have:
Tradescantia zebrina
Loved this video! I have a Blue Star Fern that is an easy grower and she has grown quickly. I have pots and pots of Cebu Blue. Again an easy and fast grower. My Silver Dragon has struggled a bit but I think it may be a humidity issue. Love that Spathiphyllum Ghost!! I’m in the US so it may be a hard plant to find. I’ve never seen one before. Thank you for introducing me to this plant and for this fun video! Take care. 👌🪴🥰
Kaylee I absolutely love your videos but my poor ADHD brain cannot take the moving background behind you 😵💫 I'm begging you to bring back any background that does not move 🙏
Bought the brandtianum. Hated it immediately. Don't really know why. Gave it to a friend that loves it. I've done that before. Getting plants because I think they're cool, end up hating them. Getting better at it. Thinning out the collection at the moment to just plants I really love. Had over 70. Now I'm around 50 and I still have some that I want to get rid of. Luckily a couple of friends are getting started with plants, so they want them all🤣
Firstly, let me throw my vote in for the Epipremnum rare plant index....and maybe a little clarification on Pothos vs Epipremnum....are they really the same or not? My research shows it depends on what site you read or who you ask. 🙄. Secondly, I have both a Syngonium moonshine and moonlight. I can tell you they are different. The color is nearly identical but the leaf size, overall height, and leaf shape is different to a degree. The Moonshine is more compact with smaller leaves that have a bit of a ruffle whereas the Moonlight is taller and looks more like the typical Syngonium with larger more narrow and pointy leaves. I've also notice the Moonshine can get some darker green blotches on it (hopefully it isn't due to my care LOL). I'd post a pic but apparently you can't do that in the comments?
I love silvery scindapsus. The philo brandi is trash for me. They grow great til they come home and put out leaves the size of a pinky nail. They don’t respond to lighting changes for me, so idk. Not my favorite and I love philodendron.
My platinum scindapsus grows like mad, you have to keep it in super bright warm light, and top them when they run. One leaf three months ago is now three pots of 4+. Move them around, they'll improve when you find the right spot.
They're not rare in southeast Asia except blue star fern, wow what a gorgeous and I'll find out ☕🥰
I enjoy the video, I like the style and the way you talk about plants. Greetings from Bulgaria.
Microsorium Thalandicum (if that’s how it was spelled) has gotta be the coolest plant I’ve seen, and the closest to a true blue foliage plant I’ve seen! I gotta get one!
I've had several philodendron brandtianum, from cuttings to full plants, and they suck. I can keep my thai and el choco alive np, but not the brandtianum. I refuse to waste cabinet space on them at this point and literally tossed the latest one. RIP
In Portugal they are selling eppippremnum cebu blue (big one, full of leaves,) 3,99 euros
Amydrium silver is super easy for me. I have it on a cork plank and the growth exploded when I added it. I grow it in a super barky mix in an orchid pot and man has it taken off.
For avatar ferns, I believe the lack of light is what makes them blue-er. I didn't have a chance to experiment with mine, it died pretty fast
There were baby silver swords at my local plant shop and I kick myself everyday for not getting one 😭 lots of new plants to add to the wishlist, thanks Kaylee!
You will be amazed with so many silvery Hoyas here in Indonesia, either with glossy or matte leaves.
Love silver plants. I love the silver sword can’t eat for it to fenestrate.
I have the silver hero, it’s beautiful, dainty and velvety.
I love silvery scindapsus in general. Just the way the light hits it is everything
I have Epipremnum Pinnatum Cebu blue pothos variegated
My blue star fern also died after I put it in pon 😅 I'm loving my silver dragon tho!! 💚
I bought a Baltic blue pothos to be different instead of cebu blue, it's already got some little fenestrations and it's just a baby.
Beautiful 👌🍃🤍
One of my personal favorites is begonia sarawak - be aware that it's only intensely blue+other under flash/specific other light, so if you're interested, make sure to look at videos/pictures of it in different light. (I remember KE talking about being catfished by begonia pavonina, so just so that doesn't happen 2u! - it's still on my wishlist tho, hahah)
There are also other begonias with similar effect.
Rare plant index!!!! I couldn’t care less what it is I just need another one so I can stop rewatching all the old ones over and over 😂😂
P. Brantianum could get as big as mature Melanochrysum and they are gorgeous
I found green dragon scale alocasias in B&Q! 🤷🏼♀️
Blue oil fern has been on my wishlist since the first time you showed it on your channel, but I don't know any sites that ship internationally!
Ugh I had amydrium silver at one time and it is the worst! So many runners… also found it to be very spider mite prone… never again
If you put 2 pumps on the wall and have them run every other time, if one goes bad, the wall will still get half of its water ration
I love syngoniums and I love my milk confetti too. She’s sooo cute.
From your list I only own the P. Silver Sword. A must have as an house plant fan and The Witcher nerd. ⚔️They grow so nice and quickly. 😍 Bought it in spring this year and did already 3 cuttings lately. Now I let them grow on a pole and I hope it will get bigger leaves some day, looking forward to it 🌱
Thank you for your Videos 🌻
I've seen the brandtianum in a big hanging pot. It was gorgeous
Silver sword Phil. Also have seen it sold as grey philodendron
I have a Blue Star Fern and I just love it! I'm a sucker for ferns but kill almost every one of them. The Blue Star is so easygoing, grows really quickly, and is so forgiving if you're not perfect with your watering. It also isn't picky with humidity- my house is usually 30-40% humidity and it has no issues. The blue on the leaves is gorgeous irl and gets better as you give it more light. One of my favorites!
I killed mine pretty quickly, do you bottom water yours or give it filtered/rain water? I love them, they're so gorgeous so I might try again in the future
What's the watering like for yours? In leca or sphag or soil?
@@annabergman1166 I have a reverse osmosis system, so I just give it RO water :) And no bottom watering, just pour it on top when it's looking dry! Also I bought mine as a somewhat mature plant (~8" pot), in case that makes a difference.
@@gypsylee333 Honestly I never moved it out of its nursery pot because I'm worried about damaging the roots, so it's in soil! And I just give it RO water when it's looking dry, about every 9-10 days or so :)
@@jacquelinet9088 thanks, I've been wanting one but was afraid it'd die because I have horrible luck with every fern, but this one is kinda Hoya like so maybe...
That blue oil fern is a NEED.
How about a BENgonia Video🤣
EPIPREMNUM RARE PLANT INDEX PLEASEEEEEE!!!
Epipremnum or fern rare plant index!
I can not find that spathiphyllum in the US! maybe im just not looking hard enough, but sheesh. I want one!
She has some listed on her site ;)
I love the Brandtianum, though I'm not really good at propagating them, so I just put a pole to mine 😊
I was hoping to see Anthurium Luxurians Silver, but I'm sure you'll just haul it at some point and we will see it then.
But, but! I know I've said it a hundred times but I'll say it again because ferns are my favorite plants and I will not stop until the plant community gives up the grudge against them :) Put a fern, any box store fern, Boston, Maidenhair, Blue Star, Rabbit Foot, Hearth Leaf, Fluffy Ruffle, Button, Lemon Button, Kangaroo Paw etc. etc. (I'm not talking about delicate aquarium ferns) in a regular soil with some perlite, not too chunky, in a self watering pot in a good light, especially some direct sunlight. They love the light and water and if given enough water they can grow outside in full sunlight. They don't need humidity, just humid soil. Make sure to never let the reservoir run out, I recommend those pots where you actually see the water, you know those cheap 2 part pots with translucent reservoir, they don't look the best but when the fern fills out, the pot is almost not visible anymore. Do that and your fern will go from 4 inch size to 10 inch size in 6 months.
“silver luxurians” is a marketing scam, luxurians all have silver hues at young ages. Anthurium Sp. Silver Peru on the other hand…
@@angle7341 I mean the anthurium that has silver leaves and looks like luxurians with shallower bumps. I've seen it listed under different names, and no it's not just juvenile luxurians. I think it's still undescribed so sellers call it whatever they feel like.
@@angle7341 there is absolutely different colours and shapes in lux. Mine is not young and completely different to my other luxurians and lux x's
@@alexclark64 you really don't find them similar? The growth pattern, petiole, leaf shape, leaf thickness even the corrugation... To me it really looks like luxurians with smoother surface and silver film. It also reminds me of splendidum in terms of leaf shape/thicknes/ribbed petiole but leaf surface is completely different of course. Anyway, I'm sure we will hear more about it next year, it's such a beautiful plant, it will definitely get more trendy. I've seen some other silver anthurium coming from Peru, I have a feeling it might be the new hype :)
@@horace6851 oh completely similar but there is a difference in colour. For some the differences aren't enough to get excited about for others it's enough to want multiple plants. Just a case of what floats your boat. I have like 8 different gloriosum forms so I'm absolutely the 'collect them all if you like them' category 🤣. You are completely right.. the SP angel is already well up there on my wish list and I can't wait to get my hands on one 😬
I have Spatiphyllum Ghost also. Seller named it Sensation Silver Ruffles. Thought twas another Peacelily variety, prolly coz of the leaf edges. Each new leaf is creamy yellowish turns into silvery green. I have it under 50-70% direct sun exposure. it gave me 2 new pups Yey!! am a big fan of silvery plants. rn im trying to grow my cebu blue to maturity.
Fun fact I bought a tiny baby syngonium at the garden center about 2,5 years ago for maybe 3€ and I am still not 100% sure whether I have a Syngonium moonlight or moonshine. But it is still one of my favorite plants and is by now a bushy minty bush of arrow shaped leaves.
Also a BIG YES for the epipremnum plant index, but take your time Kaylee since these seem like a lot of research and work.
I believe your Spathiphyllum Ghost is actually Spathiphyllum Sensation Full Mint or atleast that is the name I was able to purchase one under, and it looks just like yours.
If they are anything like a regular Spathiphyllum Sensation then they can get 1.5 - 1.8 meters (5 - 6 feet) tall and wide as Sensation is the appearently the largest of the commercially produced Spathiphyllum.
Ep. Pinnatum RPI is yes please!! I've been slowly collecting them.
PS, Bonus, if you know?: WHAT is the difference between "aura" and "yellow flame"?? None of the specialty shops in Seattle that I have asked at have been able to tell me! A little strange considering they're also not priced the same... 🤔 Of course I still bought one of each 😂
I have a few from this list. The P. brandtianum is growing really nicely and fairly forgiving. I accidentally broke the growth point off my little seeding and it popped out a new one really fast.
Thank you for including more affordable plants!!
Oh wow, LOVE the spath! I have a few different versions of it from the old dominos to the jessica, silver streak etc but that is really unique!
I love Amydrium medium but it is the slowest growing plant I own (I have green form). I bought a node ages ago and it took exactly 2 years to sprout a leaf in my prop container. It’s been chilling with one leaf now since July.
I would consider Silver Sword rare here in California, I’ve never seen one at any garden center anywhere. But you can easily and affordably purchase through private seller. I love mine ⚔️
That’s so weird, I went to a garden centre yesterday and found a tray with big pots with cebu blues. I live in the Netherlands, what a difference between countries
I just have a question Kaylee : ls alocasia silver dragon more forgiving and tolerant than let's say Alocasia Amazonica? I find that Alocasia Amazonica deteriorates very quickly if not given ideal conditions . Thanks
LOVE silver/blue plants!! Love this type of content.
my favorite plant guru, when you get settled in your house, try growing your alocasias, colocasias and xanthosmas outside.. some of the ears are really easy to keep inside, but many do much better exposed to the real sunlight and heat!
A super uncommon epipremnum I would love to see in your video is that ‘mutant manjula’ pothos if you search the hashtag on Instagram you’ll find pics :) looking forward to an epipremnum rare plant index!!!
My blue starr fern loves pon in a Lachuza selfwatering pot ... love this plant 💚
Hi Kaylee Ellen, I HAD the Philoden Brandie and I just could not enjoy the plant, gave away to a friend who adores it!! Love your list!
I love the Silver leafed plants! Thank you for this video!
I do have a silver sword that has been neglected for a few months here and is now coming back. I'm so impressed with how tough he is 🙂
Cebu blue and blue are in UK garden centres under a tenner for small plants. Silver and dragon scales, amongst other alocasia also available about £10 - £20
I want a blue oil fern but also I do not have the right place for one and would be disappointed if I couldn't get it the shiniest, bluest ever. Ah well, nice to dream.