🌴❄HARDY BIKINI-TINI ELEPHANT EAR ❄🌴// COLOCASIA // TROPICAL PLANT PARTY
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- "Wiggle" song by, Jason Derulo Ft. Snoop Dog
Spotlighting my favorite hardy colocasia / elephant ear... the Bikini Tini elephant ear grows like crazy and is tough as nails!
The sound of the fountain is comforting
I love the sound of water!
Your BiKini Tini looks great! very green and beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! They are fun and simple. :)
Do you have a video about the colocasia tea cups? I'm trying to propagating them from the one I have. I'm in Hawaii so no winter but I would love to have that look with a whole bed like that with the tea leaf. You mentioned they were similar but any suggestions
Very few videos available on the two varieties you have discussed. Thanks for sharing this information.
I'm very keen to know how your aqua pond is done in which the Alocasia tea cup was planted. Thanks again.
Will I need to mulch these in zone 6a in northeast Ohio?
Probably a good idea to much them. I dont mulch the ones near my patio, but when I have them further back in the garden or in the front yard, I mulch them.
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Where can we find these to buy? I am in Victoria,canada
The one's that I have were originally purchased from a website called BriansBotanicals, I am unsure o=as to whether or not they ship internationally.
Tropical Plant Party thank you
They have them at Brugmansia Quebec. They do ship within Canada if you are still looking for them
they would be a bikini I would buy but I don't have anywhere to put them anymore and I love them they're so beautiful but they are very invasive and since I don't have too much to invade they would just overrule you look beautiful in your yard.👉👵👈
Libby's Little Garden I agree, these are certainly not for Libbys Little Garden! You're in zone 9b, right? I can't remember what zone Tampa is in off the top of my head. There are so many way cooler plants you can grow, and are growing there. How are the fairies?
Tropical Plant Party my fairies are doing fine they are waiting to see when I have more fairy bread in my pocket so that their little village can grow LOL I still have so much to do. but right now I can't wait to attack the front yard it looks so bad and I need a bird of paradise the one with the orange and purple flower I want one really bad and I forget what you call those tropical plants that are red and they grow about five six foot tall the grow straight I don't know what they're called me but I want one of those too and then my front yard will start looking nice but right now it looks like a mess I just can't go out there and work on it. and the guy who comes to cut my grass that's all he does he cuts he trims he blows he's out. getting old is not too much fun when you can't do for yourself and have to rely on others that my dear is a pain!!!👉👵👈
Love love love these. But not for Dutch weather. Enjoy
Wishing you nice weather and amazing plants
Ps my 6 year old daughter loves this song and she always starts to bounce jump amd wiggle whenever hears it.
(Not aloud to watch the clip tho 🙈)
Is it not warm enough there for them? That's too bad! I'm going to read up on the climate there and see what substitutes there are, just to satisfy my own curiosity and do some learning. :)
Is the video for the song inappropriate? I would imagine it is, I actually have never seen it, or listened to the song in its entirety.
Tropical Plant Party it is for a 6 year old 😜
We have shirt summers (in the spring, jeej global warming )
And the rest is temperate see climate. And cold winters. I havend done the research might be someting there is thats hardy enough. Will have to look into that now but i have no experience or knowledge what so ever not even names. But ill get there if i can create just 10%of whatvyou have on mu tine veranda im happy as a pig in poo😉
Kind regards rose
Where in zone 6b Jeff!!!
hey you! St. Louis, Mo
I'm in zone 6 B and was so excited to know its hardy.
They really are very cold hardy. Plant delights nursery has them listed as hardy only to 7b, which is very odd, but maybe they mean the hardiness of the foliage. When in doubt, can always drop a bag of mulch on them in winter just to be safe. :)
Tropical Plant Party Thanks