Of course I like snake plants! I feel like they’ve fallen out of favor because they’re “beginner” plants, because they’re easy to care. But there are so so many different kinds! They come in all different patterns, colors, and sizes. Some of them get absolutely huge, which is appealing if you like big leaves and jungle vibes. And there’s small ones. There’s crinkly ones, there’s dark and light ones. So many lovelies to choose from! I feel like no one as seem a mature cylindrica (recently reclassified as something else); they are so wild
For snake plants, try looking for "sansevieria kirkii coppertone" for a dead and odd looking but beautiful 🐍 🌱 and "bantel sensation" for elegance which was in the middle but you ignored from the group of snake plants you were checking out 😆
Thanks Patrick and a merry Christmas and a prosperous 2023. Thank you for taking us along I always enjoy your videos and learning the names of the various plants. My favorite ponsettia is the pink and of white looking on and second is the one looking like a rose
Hey, Patrick! 👋 Great video. I love snake plants. They are so low maintenance. I've got two of the tall variegated varieties that I've had for over two years. I basically ignore them and they're growing like weeds. Last year(2021), they actually bloomed for me, producing small white flowers on a tall stock and lasted for a couple weeks. Unfortunately, they didn't bloom this year but hopefully they will in 2023. 🤞May looks like a very sweet fur baby. 🐕🐾🐶❤
I have been really into my snake plants it’s colddd winter and both mine still have pups growing. I almost bought a moonshine at HD the other day but I didn’t think I was getting a good deal 19$
I own a lot of snake plants and mourning the S. Cylindraformis (?) one of my cats killed. Among the survivors, my favorite is probably the Fernwood. It arches gracefully like the dearly departed and comes variegated in dark colors. It is on the dainty side for a snake plant. Thanks for another wonderful show. I live in NYC where we have some cool plant stores of our own but we don't have the nurseries that you are always taking your followers to.
Hi Patrick...loved your Cordova Garden tour. We started our snake plant collection several years ago. Our Mom had a trifascita snake that is at least 40 yes old & we are still maintaining it. During our planty adventures we discovered many new varieties. A few of my favorite snake plants are Twisted Sister. Golden flame & Moonshine.
Thank you Patrick. Cordova is such a great place to go to. Yes, I love snake plants. We have our mom's 40+ Year old snake plant and have been slowly increasing our collection I have various plants: I think my favorites are the Jaboa and Whale Fin. Tall versions include: Jaboa, Laurenteii, Zeylanica, Trifascista, Black Coral, Black Coral, Zulu, Gray Lady, Sayuri, Bantel Sensation, whale fin and verigated whale fin. Medium and smaller size: Gold Flame, Hahiii Gold, forest, Moonshine, Silver singer, twisted sister, Lilliput, Fernwood Mikado, Black Dragon, Samurai and a few others. I have a few more that I want to get.
Hi Patrick, I'm Dale Andrews, a "liker" and subscriber from Lake Charles, LA. Here, we're subtropical, but the last few days have been a bummer from my plants. While it hasn't frozen here yet this year (it's Dec.19,2020), I've still had to skoot my collection indoors because it's just too cold (low 40's) at night for them. Already, I can't wait for spring and it's not even officially winter yet! I hope they can survive under artificial fluorescent light, 'cause that's all they're getting for the next few days until it warms up again. Enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. 🪴🌵
I enjoy shopping with you so much 😃.. I'm so getting in to Dracena/Sansevieria/Snake plants lately. I have 4 of them.. and now I'm looking for the Metallica or the Black Moon... There are so many varieties..Would love to see them some more in your videos 😄🥰
In NM I always heard Cholla pronounced choy-ya, or just the common name, 'Jumping Cactus.' As for Snake Plants, I think my favorites are Bantel's Sensation, Black Gold, and Moonshine. I also have the 'old stand-bys' Laurentii and Zeylanica. And I'm on the lookout for a white variegated Masoniana
Wow Cordova Gardens looks even better than the 1st time I was there.. so cool to see Mae is still hanging around. That GIANT golden pothos was amazing.. along with everything else!! Thanks for another great video 👍
Those Fabian (I think) araulias are totally catching my eye every time I see them. But I need a small one. I just picked up a p. Bipennifolium silver from my local nursery and it’s got the horse head shape but silvery blue leaves.
I do have a snake plant that I got from trader Joe's... It was in a sugar skull planter 😂. I have since repotted it, and it's doing fine. They are better when not watered frequently.
Judging by your choice of plants, I think you’ll like these snake plants: - starfish, each pup grows out like a star super cute and easy. - cylindrica, grows like a tube and it’s super cute. PLANTERINA sells them in a crown formation. - silver queen. Super cute and silver looking. - my favorite in my collection is the jaboa Jade. When the light hits it it has a slight green, but when you see it at night it’s super dark and pretty. Usually has some gold on the outsides that’s are pretty.
Sansevieria: S. Hallii blue baseball bat and pink too. Also Jaboa or cleopatra! Booth rare and beautiful. I like your videos. Happy new year 🎉 May God bless you!
Beautiful plants and a beautiful nursery. I see lots of similarities in the choice of plants that you have in San Diego. Maybe the weather in Kenya is somewhat same?
Hi my name is Jillian and I love watching your video I knowing that you go to a lot of nurseries in California and you know your way about would you help me to find a nursery that sell a lot of succulents so I can purchase if you know one please let me know have a blessed day my friend
highly recommend checking the roots when buying from this nursery . i've bought a few plants from here thinking i got rooted plants . soon after taking them home , they started to decline & eventually die . when i inspected my plants , turns out they were UNROOTED CUTTINGS . i know they're a family owned nursery & i was glad to support them , but that turned me off from this place because that's so dishonest & fucked up .
Awesome, thanks for sharing
That is a very nice nursery thank you for sharing
So many goodies ! Enjoyed watching 🤗
I enjoyed watching😁🙏💖
Omg I’ve never seen a nursery display native plants that’s actually a cool and interesting idea
Yes!!! Manifest that home of your dreams 👏👏👏💚
I love the whale fin sansevieria. It's such a unique look.
I love these store videos❤ I’m learning so much from you.
I can't buy any plants until next month, so I'm lessening my plant itch a little by watching videos like these.
Of course I like snake plants! I feel like they’ve fallen out of favor because they’re “beginner” plants, because they’re easy to care. But there are so so many different kinds! They come in all different patterns, colors, and sizes. Some of them get absolutely huge, which is appealing if you like big leaves and jungle vibes. And there’s small ones. There’s crinkly ones, there’s dark and light ones. So many lovelies to choose from! I feel like no one as seem a mature cylindrica (recently reclassified as something else); they are so wild
For snake plants, try looking for "sansevieria kirkii coppertone" for a dead and odd looking but beautiful 🐍 🌱 and "bantel sensation" for elegance which was in the middle but you ignored from the group of snake plants you were checking out 😆
I love snake plants. My favorite is the Whitney.
Thanks Patrick and a merry Christmas and a prosperous 2023. Thank you for taking us along I always enjoy your videos and learning the names of the various plants. My favorite ponsettia is the pink and of white looking on and second is the one looking like a rose
I do love the snake plants have several varieties or colors but my favorite of mine is the whale fin.
Hey, Patrick! 👋 Great video. I love snake plants. They are so low maintenance. I've got two of the tall variegated varieties that I've had for over two years. I basically ignore them and they're growing like weeds. Last year(2021), they actually bloomed for me, producing small white flowers on a tall stock and lasted for a couple weeks. Unfortunately, they didn't bloom this year but hopefully they will in 2023. 🤞May looks like a very sweet fur baby. 🐕🐾🐶❤
I have been really into my snake plants it’s colddd winter and both mine still have pups growing. I almost bought a moonshine at HD the other day but I didn’t think I was getting a good deal 19$
I appreciate that you are fun, and also pronounce the genus, species correctly. Most if the plant folks dont have a clue
Cholla, like tortilla. You were right again
Thank you! I don’t always get it right but I try my best!
Love the Sanseveria Starfish!
I own a lot of snake plants and mourning the S. Cylindraformis (?) one of my cats killed. Among the survivors, my favorite is probably the Fernwood. It arches gracefully like the dearly departed and comes variegated in dark colors. It is on the dainty side for a snake plant. Thanks for another wonderful show. I live in NYC where we have some cool plant stores of our own but we don't have the nurseries that you are always taking your followers to.
Hi Patrick...loved your Cordova Garden tour. We started our snake plant collection several years ago. Our Mom had a trifascita snake that is at least 40 yes old & we are still maintaining it. During our planty adventures we discovered many new varieties. A few of my favorite snake plants are Twisted Sister. Golden flame & Moonshine.
Thank you Patrick. Cordova is such a great place to go to. Yes, I love snake plants. We have our mom's 40+ Year old snake plant and have been slowly increasing our collection I have various plants: I think my favorites are the Jaboa and Whale Fin. Tall versions include: Jaboa, Laurenteii, Zeylanica, Trifascista, Black Coral, Black Coral, Zulu, Gray Lady, Sayuri, Bantel Sensation, whale fin and verigated whale fin. Medium and smaller size: Gold Flame, Hahiii Gold, forest, Moonshine, Silver singer, twisted sister, Lilliput, Fernwood Mikado, Black Dragon, Samurai and a few others. I have a few more that I want to get.
From a hairstylist, definitely embrace your natural hair color! Awesome video!
Hi Patrick, I'm Dale Andrews, a "liker" and subscriber from Lake Charles, LA. Here, we're subtropical, but the last few days have been a bummer from my plants. While it hasn't frozen here yet this year (it's Dec.19,2020), I've still had to skoot my collection indoors because it's just too cold (low 40's) at night for them. Already, I can't wait for spring and it's not even officially winter yet! I hope they can survive under artificial fluorescent light, 'cause that's all they're getting for the next few days until it warms up again. Enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. 🪴🌵
Thanks for watching, Dale! 😊🙌
I have a moonlight snake plant and it’s beautiful kind of ghostly
I enjoy shopping with you so much 😃.. I'm so getting in to Dracena/Sansevieria/Snake plants lately. I have 4 of them.. and now I'm looking for the Metallica or the Black Moon... There are so many varieties..Would love to see them some more in your videos 😄🥰
In NM I always heard Cholla pronounced choy-ya, or just the common name, 'Jumping Cactus.' As for Snake Plants, I think my favorites are Bantel's Sensation, Black Gold, and Moonshine. I also have the 'old stand-bys' Laurentii and Zeylanica. And I'm on the lookout for a white variegated Masoniana
Wow Cordova Gardens looks even better than the 1st time I was there.. so cool to see Mae is still hanging around. That GIANT golden pothos was amazing.. along with everything else!! Thanks for another great video 👍
I just purchased a pink and white Poinsettia at Trader Joe's, so cute!!!💚🌱🤗😍💚🌱
💚💚💚💚 thank you so much for bringing us along! Have an amazing weekend!
I started my plant journey with a whale fin sans and have not stopped collecting all the other sans species. They are so easy to care for.
Those Fabian (I think) araulias are totally catching my eye every time I see them. But I need a small one.
I just picked up a p. Bipennifolium silver from my local nursery and it’s got the horse head shape but silvery blue leaves.
Sansevieria 👍 all of em
I’m going through such a sansevieria kick right now!
I do have a snake plant that I got from trader Joe's... It was in a sugar skull planter 😂. I have since repotted it, and it's doing fine. They are better when not watered frequently.
Judging by your choice of plants, I think you’ll like these snake plants:
- starfish, each pup grows out like a star super cute and easy.
- cylindrica, grows like a tube and it’s super cute. PLANTERINA sells them in a crown formation.
- silver queen. Super cute and silver looking.
- my favorite in my collection is the jaboa Jade. When the light hits it it has a slight green, but when you see it at night it’s super dark and pretty. Usually has some gold on the outsides that’s are pretty.
Sansevieria: S. Hallii blue baseball bat and pink too. Also Jaboa or cleopatra! Booth rare and beautiful. I like your videos. Happy new year 🎉 May God bless you!
Thank you so much! Happy New Year! ❤️
I have an unusual snake plant called Fern Wood. The leaves are tubular instead of flat. It’s been doing well in my house. You should check it out 😊
I have one, too! The cat almost ate it to bits but it recovered and looks amazing, thankfully!
I have two Fernwoods. I just love them!
Awesome video
Beautiful plants and a beautiful nursery. I see lots of similarities in the choice of plants that you have in San Diego. Maybe the weather in Kenya is somewhat same?
I just ugly laughed when you said we can find you in the corner sniffing your fingers lmbo
I have a bantels sensation sansevieria and I love it! I like the sayuri too. The yellow variegated snake plants just don't do it for me!!
Hi my name is Jillian and I love watching your video I knowing that you go to a lot of nurseries in California and you know your way about would you help me to find a nursery that sell a lot of succulents so I can purchase if you know one please let me know have a blessed day my friend
highly recommend checking the roots when buying from this nursery . i've bought a few plants from here thinking i got rooted plants . soon after taking them home , they started to decline & eventually die . when i inspected my plants , turns out they were UNROOTED CUTTINGS . i know they're a family owned nursery & i was glad to support them , but that turned me off from this place because that's so dishonest & fucked up .
looks like a nepenthes ventrata to me... but for some reason nurseries always mark their ventratas as alatas
Look for Sansevieria whale fin
Thanks for taking us today, how fun! You should look into Sansevieria ehrenbergii. The Samurai dwarf snake 🐍 🪴 💚😎💚
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll have to look for one! It sounds cool!