Raphidophora Tetrasperma Plant Care Tips | The Houseplant Alphabet | Bee's House of Plants

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @Aileensjournal
    @Aileensjournal 3 года назад

    Love all of your plans

  • @lindabeaulieu6770
    @lindabeaulieu6770 3 года назад

    Really enjoyed this alphabet series, and sad it'll be over soon.
    I love how you present things... right to the point and so much experience and great tips. Thanks a bunch.

  • @ma.victoriaromero8467
    @ma.victoriaromero8467 3 года назад

    Hello! Thanks for sharing your experience and I learned a lot watching your video.
    May i know what you put in your water to aid in supplying nutrients to your raphidophora in leca?
    Thanks in advance for your help!

    • @BeesHouseofPlants
      @BeesHouseofPlants  3 года назад

      Hi, I use the Fox Farm series. You can check out my LECA playlist for more info!

  • @victoriamonares
    @victoriamonares 3 года назад

    Yay I just bought this plant today! Found it in a local plant store for $17 and its huge and full!!!

  • @kimberleyhorton2891
    @kimberleyhorton2891 2 года назад

    Hi there I love your videos. One thing I noticed is you never talk about pest pressures. Do you plants stay pest free?

  • @crystalrenee420
    @crystalrenee420 3 года назад

    Don’t be afraid to cut it because it actually will give you new shoots and naturally give you a fuller plant without adding cuttings to the pot.

    • @BeesHouseofPlants
      @BeesHouseofPlants  3 года назад +1

      You’re right! I’m going to do it ✂️✂️✂️

    • @crystalrenee420
      @crystalrenee420 3 года назад

      @@BeesHouseofPlants you should it wouldn’t hurt.

  • @victorinaalegria8398
    @victorinaalegria8398 3 года назад

    Thanks for sharing. I used to have 2 Raphidophora T plants, and they both started to have the issues that you mentioned and later on they both started to developed brown spots. At that point, I thought it was some kind of fungus so I got rid of them. I may try again with Leca since I do like how the leaves look. I wonder if there are plants that don't come from tissue culture.

    • @BeesHouseofPlants
      @BeesHouseofPlants  3 года назад

      There definitely are! But often more expensive/less available because it’s harder and takes longer to propagate from stem cuttings than producing hundreds in one go from tissue culture! I’ve never experienced any browning/over watering issues from the one in leca despite it being TC so hopefully that helps!