She’s so DRAMATIC all the time🤣 they LOVE humidity. I put mine RIGHT next to my humidifier and the happy/sad nature slowed VERY much down. I hope mine flowers one day😬🥹
I love rescue video's. Whether they are plants we already own or we save from big box stores. I find it so inspiring that with just a bit of TLC plants will bounce back. I hope you do more of these video's. Much love!
I bought a nerve plant on holiday in Paris, he survived the 18 hour journey home and I’ve just taken two successful cuttings. Having a go at terrariums next.. Thanks for the video😊
Thanks for sharing your Fittonia plants. Yes, I agreed to you that, please don't water it when drooping leaves are seen. It has very beautiful veins of leaves. By keeping the soil moist at all, you'll see them happy without stress😂 as I love to keep them in varieties of colours in my garden. They're cute!
Hello, I just got a pink Fittonia plant today, and I am now learning to care for it☺️ it's my first plant ever. I love it so much, it matches the rest of my pink room. Thank you for explaining everything so well! I will probably start bingewatching your videos...
Whoaaa you started off with a very difficult plant. I hope it does well in your care. There are some varieties of episcias that are pink, they can take a wide variety of care and conditions. Give it a try if you havent. 😀
@@onlyplants oh my gosh really!! I'll take a look at those plants if they are available here. I actually just saw those fittonia plants at the hardware store, impulsive purchase 😂 had no idea they were high maintenance.
I keep mine in my entryway/foyer and it does very well. I do have to make sure I keep it watered correctly or she gets very dramatic and looks dead lol. This happened 2 times. The first time I was shocked and thought it died, gave it some water to see what would happen and a few hours later it was good as new.
This common species is so much nicer than the other ones, but it really needs a terrarium because its leaves are thin and soft. One of my favourite plants, so very pretty 😍
Great timing for me to see this video for fitonia! I had just bought my first one about two weeks ago and it is doing well so far, I think I will fertilize it now that I have seen this care info!❤ thanks for all that you do Sean
I have one of these in my foyer and I love it so much. I am going to propagate it so I can have maybe 2 to hang from planters in other rooms. I am new to inside plants and have collected about 13 in the past 3 months. It is very scary but all doing very well so far, surprisingly lol.
3 months is a bit too early to find problems haha. But the problems and challenges make the hobby much more interesting! I hope your journey is one full of discovery ❤️
i have one pot of this fittonia. i should give a try propagating it. love this plant but a hard plant for me. never thought how easy to propagate this simple plant.
wow! the 10 week update!!! mine is soooo leggy I have only 4 stems in my pot and just have to cut them all back. I have a couple in a jar with water and will just put some back into the mother pot... dont want to murder it but it also needs lots of tlc.
I don't know what I'm doing, but apparently I like difficult plants and am able to keep them happy without much effort: Fitonia, Hypoestes, Alocasia... all doing well for me. As well as Chlorophytum and Caladium. It might have something to do with the fact I have a small collection and oodles of time. Nice video, Fitonias aren't a many you see many videos on.
Thank you for this! I just got a fittonia a few months back and it's leaves are pretty stiff but curly?! I think it needs more water... Chronic underwaterer here🤦
It kinda depends on your environment… and whats available in your region. Porous/airy mix that dries fast is recommended to be safe, they can easily rot if kept wet
I may have overwatered my fittonia and I think is dying. I tried to dry out the soil. Would you recommend to repot it? Sorry I am new to this please help.
I would adjust the watering instead of repotting, in my experience their delicate roots dont take well to repotting. Its also a good idea to propagate for insurance if you have viable cuttings. They are easier to root from scratch than to rescue.
I put mine outside like a dummy for half a day in the full California sun. Went to work came back, was so crispy & fried up but there's still some life
So my fittonia (a pink one) had a long vine (like two of them) but started hanging. I’m not sure why 😢. I don’t want her to die, this may sound stupid but I actually cried when the thought popped up. Do I need to do the same strategy? The leaves are curled up, but not crispy.
Oh you can try to propagate it. All plants get long and leggy at some point. You can consider covering the entire propagation in a plastic cup or glass jar to retain a lot of humidity inside. Plants will forgive us if we cannot keep them alive. Also Fittonias are some of the harder plants to maintain.
@@onlyplants thanks so much for your reply! Sadly enough my fittonia didn’t make it. It may sound crazy but I apologized and gave her a hug. Idk how to propagate plants properly, but am researching it now. I got my fittonia for my birthday so that’s why I was extra sad about it. She lasted about 3 months, so I’m quite content with that already, as I am just becoming a plant mom.
Hello! Thank you for this very informative video on one of my favourite plants! 🪴 Just a question- do you recommend placing a clear dome or plastic zip lock bag over the top of the pot when propagating? I thought it might help to increase humidity. I could be wrong? Thank you! Just subscribed ❤
Try increasing humidity, you can tent them with something like an inverted clear jar. Also you might want to check the roots, it may not be able take in moisture meaningfully as it might have dried up or rotten off.
They are so dramatic... I adopted one 4 months back and it was outgrowing the pot , so i repotted in a pot a inch bigger. Today after 10 days the flowering stem was droopy in the morning and fell off 😢. All other leaves look healthy and even the soil is moist ...so dont know what it wanted. Any ideas ??
After repotting it can hold a lot more moisture than before. Its quite possible the roots might be drowned in water and rotted off. Thats why it cannot take in water efficiently. Its also possible the roots are trying to find footing with the new media and need more time to adhere to media and to absorb properly. Take cuttings though! Water prop them so you have insurance
I bought a baby fittonia a week ago. Maybe it’s still adjusting to its new environment but there’s no new growth and the plant went from pretty upright to kinda flat. I tried to keep the soil moist but other than that I don’t know what to do. Any suggestions?
Its a difficult plant to adjust/acclimatize. I might recommend taking cuttings to water propagate and start over as insurance in case this one dont make it.
Hey Sean Im sorry I dont think I can message you in person so I randomly chose this video! Are you able to create a video for us about biochar, You use it in one of your aroid mixes and forest floor mixes. Honestly I want to learn more about it. Do I have to wait 1 month to ''charge it'' or weather it. Never heard of those terms. I was hoping I can just buy Biochar and put it inside my indoor pot plants straight away instead of leaving it outside that sounds dangerous as it could bring bad bugs, like Mealy bugs and Aphids I hate experiencing these bugs, their hardwork! I really want to use Biochar for fungus, bacteria protection and for nutrient retention that is what you explained in your video. Kind Regards I will pay you to get this video out hahaha :)
Hello, you can DM me on my instagram for better reply as youtube does not notify me when you reply to my comments. @bo.tan.ist To answer your question, I use burnt rice hull, its very different from the biochar. I have no experience with biochar but I have a feeling buying it ready made is a better option unless you are producing a large batch for retail or distribution.
@@onlyplants how could i cure my fittonia? I am spray some mold cure for plants rn but didnt seem effective, i searched on gg, it said i use 1 cup of mouthwash with 3 cup of water will cure it
Mine actually fainted today 😂 It’s fine one minute & the next, it’s laying down. I had it perked up immediately. Ive only had it for 2 weeks, so it’ll take a little time to learn its needs. It is growing like a weed though!
Propagated a few stems in water and they grew strong roots. I just potted them in peat moss soil and in less than 6hrs, they started drooping. Soil is moist. What’s going on :(
Ohh dont worry, they will perk up again. Thisnis because their roots have not adhered to the media yet. It takes 3-5 days before they are normal. You can help it along now by covering the whole thing in clear plastic baggy to seal in humidity, this will help the plant perk up faster.
The first 1-3 days it should droop. Its a thirsty cutting and will drink lots of water so be sure to top it up. Give it medium light so it slows down photosynthesis during this crucial period.
Oh nooo… I actually killed these babies a few months later, inconsistent watering as I have been travelling a lot. We have to accept that they are not easy plants 😀 and either try again or move on. (I dont think I will get them again soon)
I hate my fittonia. She's giving me a hard time. If I put away her cover, her leaves started to droop. How can she live without it just like you've shown in the video?
Haha its a nightmare of a plant actually… Ive not seen heirloom fittonia (ones that pass down from person to person). They are usually temporary plants.
I found a broken section at my local Home Depot. I had some extra glass containers I got from a Dollar Tree, so I set up a tiny terrarium to see if I can root it. It looks absolutely beautiful in my terrarium styled rehab center. Activated charcoal and matching small black stones as the false bottom, a screen on top the the rocks, I guessed and used an orchid and tropical plant soil with added perlite and some Pon for aeration, then decorative pebbles on top of the soil to help keep the leaves off of the soil. To close it, as of now, is just cling wrap. I’m going to figure out a cute top for it soon. It was wilting by the time I got it home but perked up and looked as if it was planted for years the next morning. Let’s see what happens!
Don’t be discouraged. I absolutely do not have a green thumb and the fittonia I got for my toads’ vivarium is really happy and growing fast. It barely gets much light and I tend to forget to water it. Even the cuttings I took for my salamanders’ vivarium are growing quick, and they’re in the same situation.
I have a completly other expzrience with this plant I left it in complete darkness in a dry cold garagefor a month That plant is bullet proof i swear i forgot it so many times still growing after 2y and a half
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She’s so DRAMATIC all the time🤣 they LOVE humidity. I put mine RIGHT next to my humidifier and the happy/sad nature slowed VERY much down. I hope mine flowers one day😬🥹
Haha yes. They might need cooler temperature to flower.
I love rescue video's. Whether they are plants we already own or we save from big box stores. I find it so inspiring that with just a bit of TLC plants will bounce back. I hope you do more of these video's. Much love!
Thank youu ❤️
My fittonias live in my shower (it has a North East facing window) and have grown so much in a year! Such pretty little plants
North east sounds like a good direction for them. Also that humidity 🥰🥰
I bought a nerve plant on holiday in Paris, he survived the 18 hour journey home and I’ve just taken two successful cuttings. Having a go at terrariums next.. Thanks for the video😊
They would love terrarium setting hehe. But do treat for pests just in case. Some pests can thrive in terrariums too
love the plant cares / propagation videos! More, please!
Thank youu. Im thinking of turning them into youtube shorts
It's so nice to have a home episode for a change. I enjoy your travel vids but this feels very grounding. I love the "classic Sean" ones vids best : )
Thank youu. I will try to squeeze in some home episodes ❤️
Thanks for sharing your Fittonia plants. Yes, I agreed to you that, please don't water it when drooping leaves are seen. It has very beautiful veins of leaves. By keeping the soil moist at all, you'll see them happy without stress😂 as I love to keep them in varieties of colours in my garden. They're cute!
Thanks for the share!
Hello, I just got a pink Fittonia plant today, and I am now learning to care for it☺️ it's my first plant ever. I love it so much, it matches the rest of my pink room. Thank you for explaining everything so well! I will probably start bingewatching your videos...
Whoaaa you started off with a very difficult plant. I hope it does well in your care. There are some varieties of episcias that are pink, they can take a wide variety of care and conditions. Give it a try if you havent. 😀
@@onlyplants oh my gosh really!! I'll take a look at those plants if they are available here. I actually just saw those fittonia plants at the hardware store, impulsive purchase 😂 had no idea they were high maintenance.
This beautiful plant was actually my first plant too and it did well but man oh man did I learn so much from how dramatic it can be! 😅
Thank you for this information! I just got a Fittonia, and it's the neediest plant I've ever had
Haha yes I might have killed mine thats in the video. Too much travelling
Same! I bought 5, only 1 has survived and it’s the most plain of them 😂
@@TheyCallMeLadyLameI’ve had to put my in terrariums! Couldn’t keep it nice and healthy otherwise
I keep mine in my entryway/foyer and it does very well. I do have to make sure I keep it watered correctly or she gets very dramatic and looks dead lol. This happened 2 times. The first time I was shocked and thought it died, gave it some water to see what would happen and a few hours later it was good as new.
What a beautiful Fittonia... 😍 😍 😍
Say HELLO to all your beautiful Plants...Sean!
Have a good day.
Thanks dear. Hello back at you 😛
Omg that cute tiny bottle on 3:16❤
Love fittonias ~ these leaves so spectacular but so sensitive tho
Yeah they are quite sensitive to change, and the care is quite specific. 😀
This common species is so much nicer than the other ones, but it really needs a terrarium because its leaves are thin and soft. One of my favourite plants, so very pretty 😍
Loving the classic Sean music in this vid - thank you! ^^
Haha yes it does bring back memories
Great timing for me to see this video for fitonia! I had just bought my first one about two weeks ago and it is doing well so far, I think I will fertilize it now that I have seen this care info!❤ thanks for all that you do Sean
If its got some healthy parts for cutting I would take some as insurance, they can decline quite suddenly and quickly
Thanks Sean very nice really enjoyed it variety of plants never seen before awesome.
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I have one of these in my foyer and I love it so much. I am going to propagate it so I can have maybe 2 to hang from planters in other rooms. I am new to inside plants and have collected about 13 in the past 3 months. It is very scary but all doing very well so far, surprisingly lol.
3 months is a bit too early to find problems haha. But the problems and challenges make the hobby much more interesting! I hope your journey is one full of discovery ❤️
Great video! I already have roots growing from my white fittonia (vanilla ice) in water. I am going to take clipping from my red/pink one Luna today.
Omg I googled it, looks so nice
i have one pot of this fittonia. i should give a try propagating it. love this plant but a hard plant for me. never thought how easy to propagate this simple plant.
Its easier to propagate and let the new plant adapt to your space
my fittonia started to look very sad I think it is the light. Thank you Shaun for the video ! Perfectly in time :)
It could be a lot of reasons 😅 but its a good idea to propagate if you have viable cuttings so they can adapt to your new envionment
@@onlyplants great advice than you 😄
wow! the 10 week update!!! mine is soooo leggy I have only 4 stems in my pot and just have to cut them all back. I have a couple in a jar with water and will just put some back into the mother pot... dont want to murder it but it also needs lots of tlc.
I’m glad you were able to get the updates. You’re on the right track, I think!
Great video, mine is flourishing under cover in a small homemade cloche indoors, i live in the UK 🙂
Oh yesss. One thing I forgot to mention is that they hate the tropical heat. Slightly Cooler climates serve them better
Super useful, thank you! Gonna try this with mine this weekend.
Good luck 😀😀
Thank you! Very easy-to-follow tutorial 👏👏👏
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I don't know what I'm doing, but apparently I like difficult plants and am able to keep them happy without much effort: Fitonia, Hypoestes, Alocasia... all doing well for me. As well as Chlorophytum and Caladium. It might have something to do with the fact I have a small collection and oodles of time.
Nice video, Fitonias aren't a many you see many videos on.
Whoaaa you have nailed down the environment and care for them. Also maybe your heart is in it ❤️
Lovely plant. Thanks for sharing Sean!
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You know I love you, when I still watch you with a plant I absolutely hate. More aglaonemas ❤ & pink
Haha thank you ❤️
Fittonias are beautiful hard plant,,i love fittonia
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Just subscribed .... loved this video and your explanation. Thank you ❤
Thank you 🙌🏽 welcome to the channel
Good old Sean's prop. video. On one of my nemesis plants (countless failed attempts).
Haha yes it took killing a lot of these to master it
I love your videos!!❤️
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Thank you for this! I just got a fittonia a few months back and it's leaves are pretty stiff but curly?! I think it needs more water... Chronic underwaterer here🤦
They are actually very thirsty plants, and drink more water than most plants. But they cannot sit in wet soil for too long
Hehehehe I love the cute little bottle 🥺
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this was so helpful!! thank you 💖
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What a nice guy. 😊
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Going to prop my fittonias. I buy in spring,.pot on and use in my raised beds in summer..They are gettng more expensive every year tho'.
🥵 if you can prop them indoors through winter it would be amazing.
@onlyplants only yesterday, I dug them up and potted them up. Hopefully, they will survive indoors over the winter.
i bought one small plant like this and put her in leka , lets hope it will grow
Ooh it might like that actually. As long as never allowed to dry out completely
thanks for tips interesting and inspiring plants
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I have a pink nerve plant and the leaves are always curled, whether it is freshly watered or not. I have in well draining potting mix. Is this normal?
Some varieties of fittonia are frilly and not flat. Make sure to rule that out as a possibility. Otherwise its leaves should be flat 😀
beautifull plants...
Thank you 😀
What is the correct potting mix for these plants and how often should they be watered.
It kinda depends on your environment… and whats available in your region. Porous/airy mix that dries fast is recommended to be safe, they can easily rot if kept wet
I've tried loads of times ..but failed!!! 🥺, Your video 💕
Haha I failed many times before
I may have overwatered my fittonia and I think is dying. I tried to dry out the soil. Would you recommend to repot it? Sorry I am new to this please help.
I would adjust the watering instead of repotting, in my experience their delicate roots dont take well to repotting. Its also a good idea to propagate for insurance if you have viable cuttings. They are easier to root from scratch than to rescue.
Thank you will do
I put mine outside like a dummy for half a day in the full California sun. Went to work came back, was so crispy & fried up but there's still some life
Oh noooo… but actually the stems can sprout new vines. They are somehow very relentless survivors
@@onlyplants I chopped off the really crispy parts & she looks like she'll make it through
So my fittonia (a pink one) had a long vine (like two of them) but started hanging. I’m not sure why 😢. I don’t want her to die, this may sound stupid but I actually cried when the thought popped up.
Do I need to do the same strategy? The leaves are curled up, but not crispy.
Oh you can try to propagate it. All plants get long and leggy at some point. You can consider covering the entire propagation in a plastic cup or glass jar to retain a lot of humidity inside.
Plants will forgive us if we cannot keep them alive. Also Fittonias are some of the harder plants to maintain.
@@onlyplants thanks so much for your reply! Sadly enough my fittonia didn’t make it. It may sound crazy but I apologized and gave her a hug. Idk how to propagate plants properly, but am researching it now. I got my fittonia for my birthday so that’s why I was extra sad about it.
She lasted about 3 months, so I’m quite content with that already, as I am just becoming a plant mom.
Apparently the name comes from the plants anti-inflammatory properties, nerve plant, as it calmes your nerves when brewed into a tea
Interestinggg
Hello! Thank you for this very informative video on one of my favourite plants! 🪴 Just a question- do you recommend placing a clear dome or plastic zip lock bag over the top of the pot when propagating? I thought it might help to increase humidity. I could be wrong?
Thank you! Just subscribed ❤
Yess it helps a lot! I have one grown in a covered situation and it loved it
Errrr why is this comment section complaining about these plants?😅 I kill succulents and snake plants but my fitonia is going strong!
Whoaaaaa. I guess we all have different care style and environments hehe
Finally, I'm not alone. My fittonia collection thrives, but cactus & succulents are unable to survive in my nursery😅
I have a pink veined fittonia and the leaves feel crunchy on the edges almost, what do I do to try and fix this?
Try increasing humidity, you can tent them with something like an inverted clear jar. Also you might want to check the roots, it may not be able take in moisture meaningfully as it might have dried up or rotten off.
They are so dramatic... I adopted one 4 months back and it was outgrowing the pot , so i repotted in a pot a inch bigger. Today after 10 days the flowering stem was droopy in the morning and fell off 😢. All other leaves look healthy and even the soil is moist ...so dont know what it wanted. Any ideas ??
After repotting it can hold a lot more moisture than before. Its quite possible the roots might be drowned in water and rotted off. Thats why it cannot take in water efficiently.
Its also possible the roots are trying to find footing with the new media and need more time to adhere to media and to absorb properly.
Take cuttings though! Water prop them so you have insurance
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I bought a baby fittonia a week ago. Maybe it’s still adjusting to its new environment but there’s no new growth and the plant went from pretty upright to kinda flat. I tried to keep the soil moist but other than that I don’t know what to do. Any suggestions?
Its a difficult plant to adjust/acclimatize. I might recommend taking cuttings to water propagate and start over as insurance in case this one dont make it.
Thanks Sean. 🌷💚🙃
Thanks Judy 😀
Hey Sean Im sorry I dont think I can message you in person so I randomly chose this video!
Are you able to create a video for us about biochar, You use it in one of your aroid mixes and forest floor mixes. Honestly I want to learn more about it.
Do I have to wait 1 month to ''charge it'' or weather it. Never heard of those terms. I was hoping I can just buy Biochar and put it inside my indoor pot plants straight away instead of leaving it outside that sounds dangerous as it could bring bad bugs, like Mealy bugs and Aphids I hate experiencing these bugs, their hardwork! I really want to use Biochar for fungus, bacteria protection and for nutrient retention that is what you explained in your video. Kind Regards I will pay you to get this video out hahaha :)
Hello, you can DM me on my instagram for better reply as youtube does not notify me when you reply to my comments. @bo.tan.ist
To answer your question, I use burnt rice hull, its very different from the biochar. I have no experience with biochar but I have a feeling buying it ready made is a better option unless you are producing a large batch for retail or distribution.
Please, while it was in the water, my leaf got so many white dots. How can i solve that? Some leaf has been rotten a little bit
The white dots may be mealy bugs? Or perhaps it is Southern Blight, a deadly fungus that rots plants very quickly.
@@onlyplants how could i cure my fittonia? I am spray some mold cure for plants rn but didnt seem effective, i searched on gg, it said i use 1 cup of mouthwash with 3 cup of water will cure it
Mine actually fainted today 😂 It’s fine one minute & the next, it’s laying down. I had it perked up immediately. Ive only had it for 2 weeks, so it’ll take a little time to learn its needs. It is growing like a weed though!
Haha yes they actually are thirsty beings.
I waiting from you tillandsia air plants videos. Maybe. If you can and want. Please ❤️🌱☘️
Ooh I have some already in the past. Do type in “onlyplants tillandsia” in the youtube search bar.
I’m way to scared to cut down my Fitonia, it was my first plant. And it’s been growing so well 😭
Awwww they will get bushier if you cut them. 😀
Propagated a few stems in water and they grew strong roots.
I just potted them in peat moss soil and in less than 6hrs, they started drooping. Soil is moist.
What’s going on :(
Ohh dont worry, they will perk up again. Thisnis because their roots have not adhered to the media yet. It takes 3-5 days before they are normal.
You can help it along now by covering the whole thing in clear plastic baggy to seal in humidity, this will help the plant perk up faster.
Please help. I put my cutting in water and it’s really droopy now. What do I do?
The first 1-3 days it should droop. Its a thirsty cutting and will drink lots of water so be sure to top it up. Give it medium light so it slows down photosynthesis during this crucial period.
Where did you get the clear bottle?
Wooh… I dont remember. I collect so many strange bottles and pots in my travels 😅 sometimes they are peoples trash too
Is that plant a succulent I didn't know you can just stick them back in the dirt ?
They looks like the herb types so you can cultivate the same way, I guess.
Its not a succulent 😀
My fittonia has completely dried leaves it’s fall rn, how do I re-life them????
I hate one of my Fittonias; it dies back then regrows, the dies back, then grows, then...
Haha yes. I forgot to mention that this plant needs constant propagation as they can outgrow the pot fast
I bought few colors like pink, red, yellow, white, green but all didn't survive. I gave up long long ago.
Oh nooo… I actually killed these babies a few months later, inconsistent watering as I have been travelling a lot. We have to accept that they are not easy plants 😀 and either try again or move on. (I dont think I will get them again soon)
The hard part of caring fittonia is that if leaf turn white it is very difficult to find a reason why
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My fittonias are very thirsty and they do tell you when they need water.
They kinda give me anxiety
I hate my fittonia. She's giving me a hard time. If I put away her cover, her leaves started to droop. How can she live without it just like you've shown in the video?
They can adapt to environments 😀
My pink fittonia stoped growing. Whyyyyy
Wahhh something might be wrong with the roots, dried or rotted off. Also possible its not getting enough light, or maybe its battling pests.
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I was thinking of maybe getting a fittonia, but you guys in ghe comment section are not exactly inspiring 😅
Haha its a nightmare of a plant actually… Ive not seen heirloom fittonia (ones that pass down from person to person). They are usually temporary plants.
I found a broken section at my local Home Depot. I had some extra glass containers I got from a Dollar Tree, so I set up a tiny terrarium to see if I can root it. It looks absolutely beautiful in my terrarium styled rehab center.
Activated charcoal and matching small black stones as the false bottom, a screen on top the the rocks, I guessed and used an orchid and tropical plant soil with added perlite and some Pon for aeration, then decorative pebbles on top of the soil to help keep the leaves off of the soil. To close it, as of now, is just cling wrap. I’m going to figure out a cute top for it soon.
It was wilting by the time I got it home but perked up and looked as if it was planted for years the next morning. Let’s see what happens!
Don’t be discouraged. I absolutely do not have a green thumb and the fittonia I got for my toads’ vivarium is really happy and growing fast. It barely gets much light and I tend to forget to water it. Even the cuttings I took for my salamanders’ vivarium are growing quick, and they’re in the same situation.
I have a completly other expzrience with this plant
I left it in complete darkness in a dry cold garagefor a month
That plant is bullet proof i swear i forgot it so many times still growing after 2y and a half
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Beautiful tiny little plant, but very difficult for me 😅
Yeahh they actually hate the heat of Jakarta. Prefering cooler temperatures
I think you need to buy new cutters haha.
Ahha
I keep killing them
🥲🥲 they are often misunderstood
No matter what I always murder fittonia.. I just don't understand this plant toh it's damn gorgeous but I ain't buying that ... Anymore 😂
Haha they will teach us a lot… about failure and forgiveness 🤣
There are some good propagation stations on ETSY. Just wanted to share if that helps you. 🪴 ❤️
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Mine was doing great until I decided to give it Miracle-Gro; now it's dying:(
Oh nooo… maybe it was too strong for it
@@onlyplants ya; should have let it be, was thinking it would help it flower:/