Got Subscribed because you're awesome in explaining and great storyteller that makes the vlog more interesting and very boredom Buster. God bless you Sir!
LOL that thing is ridiculously rare still. I think it's over in Thailand or Indonesia. It's about $12,000 USD a leaf... but it's in TC I think so it'll be much cheaper soon.
I got a small joepii for 17 euro on a sale, but I live in Europe . It is cute now but I hope I have got space for it when he grows up. Maybe I will put him against a moss pole to gow up in stead of wide
I just saw one Etsy spiritis sancti tissue culture for 150.00.And monstera mint tissue culture for 295.00.Yes their babies but affordable.Great video I cut my pink princess a month ago and I have 3 leaves coming in and one is all pink why because the leaves after the varigated had almost no varigation.Our baby Joepii 3inch pot are appr.50.00.I have question-if these expensive plants are becoming more accessible-what's next for expensive plants, will they be hybrids as we are seeing alot of them now or are they(poachers)going to revisit the jungles and look for new(rare plants) Thank you for taking time to share you planty wisdom and for just spending time with us.
Hey Alice, awesome to hear they're more available and affordable now. I think in my opinion (again, very limited experience here), but I think it'll flatten out and then just ebb and flow with different plants as they get picked up by social media influencers etc and the supply/demand ratio is skewed. For instance, I have a green "silver sword" (i.e. normal P. hastatum) and it's one of the hardest things I had to find... I've only seen it for sale once and I bought it. That said, it was cheap as chips, maybe $20 for a small plant. However, if tomorrow all of a sudden they're en vogue and everyone wants one, the prices could go through the roof because there're just none available as no one's really cultivating them. So I think it'll probably follow that sort of pattern. I think you'll also keep having new variegated things pop up in TC for already popular house plants. They're doing it brute force in Thailand at the moment. For instance, variegated joepii was about $13,000 USD per leaf a few months ago and it's already coming down. That was a chance mutation in the 1000s of joepii TC plants being produced. So, that'll keep happening. Variegated P. atabapoense, silver sword, obliqua, burle marx flame, etc. Any of those that suddenly pop up variegated will be the next huge thing until they're mass produced and the prices crash.
So I have a Florida beauty it has grown amazingly well for me I think it is beginning to flower but I Ned a moss pole video this is the first plant I have ever had to use a pole on I will send a pic a well but do you have any suggestions for me
I think it happens loads as the plant is found in the wild (poached often) in South America or elsewhere, grown privately, then sold to the international market, and once it's popular, people in tissue culture companies chuck it through TC to export world wide and make a profit. Science might not even be aware.
Love the Frog in a Sock & your new opening title.
Hehe cheers, Claire. Trying to add a bit of vibe/culture to the channel :D
That intro(including the toy kicking)was gold
Hehe cheers, Joanna :D
The frog in a sock at the beginning! 😂 Love it! Absolutely love your channel. So informative and entertaining. I always look forward to your videos!
You're way too kind, Angel! Thanks so much :D I really appreciate it.
Is there a follow up to this video with "how they are now" or something?
CANT WAIT FOR THE UPDATE 🌱🪴
Hehe will try to remember to do one in a month or two :D
Got Subscribed because you're awesome in explaining and great storyteller that makes the vlog more interesting and very boredom Buster. God bless you Sir!
I love your channel and how you don’t care about not swearing. I sit there waiting for the first one of the video each time 😂😂😂
lol life's too short haha
Melbournians hahaha he’s got the tri blue Aussie lingo and cuss natural words that aussies just naturally blurt it out it’s like hallelujah
Interesting info on the joepii, always learn something new when I watch you Pete, thanks 😊
Cheers, Kathy :D
Look forward to a follow up on the Fl Beauty.
Nice video.
Will try to grow both out and see what happens. Though, I'm tempted to sell or give away the tip cutting haha
Can't wait for updates!!!!
:D will try to remember to do them in a month or two
@@petevsplants7516what’s the update? Did it revert?
I have a joepii and I love it, it's so cool looking and really easy to care for.
Awesome! Yeah, I haven't had any issues with it care wise yet. Seems to be a fast grower too.
@@petevsplants7516 I think so too. I've had mine almost 3 months and it's already working on a second new leaf.
Good luck with your Fla Beauty 💚
Thanks mate :D
So glad I found your channel. You've got a great vibe, and your plants are pretty sweet. Keep up the good shit! :)
Haha thanks, mate! I really appreciate it. Where you watching from?
@@petevsplants7516 Vermont, USA
Thanks for this one Pete...will try a similar strategy with my reverted Variegated Burle Marx. Hopefully it works 🙏
Good luck, mate! Let me know how it goes :D
Florida Ghost just needs more light and the variation will come back
Yeah, I've heard that, though I have some under pretty bright light and it doesn't seem to have changed anything.
So good to find more Aus content on plants❤️ I want a variegated jopeii I cannot find it anywhere 😢
LOL that thing is ridiculously rare still. I think it's over in Thailand or Indonesia. It's about $12,000 USD a leaf... but it's in TC I think so it'll be much cheaper soon.
😩 I know that's why I want it 😩😂I'll wait abit though 😂😂😭
Hey do you have an update on your Florida beauty? My beauty is reverted and i need hope 😔😭
I got a small joepii for 17 euro on a sale, but I live in Europe . It is cute now but I hope I have got space for it when he grows up. Maybe I will put him against a moss pole to gow up in stead of wide
Yeah they're pretty cool plants. Hope it sizes up fast for you.
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lol Pete. Stay off the carbon. Keep it for your plants!
lol
yay plants !
Hehe
I just saw one Etsy spiritis sancti tissue culture for 150.00.And monstera mint tissue culture for 295.00.Yes their babies but affordable.Great video I cut my pink princess a month ago and I have 3 leaves coming in and one is all pink why because the leaves after the varigated had almost no varigation.Our baby Joepii 3inch pot are appr.50.00.I have question-if these expensive plants are becoming more accessible-what's next for expensive plants, will they be hybrids as we are seeing alot of them now or are they(poachers)going to revisit the jungles and look for new(rare plants) Thank you for taking time to share you planty wisdom and for just spending time with us.
Hey Alice, awesome to hear they're more available and affordable now.
I think in my opinion (again, very limited experience here), but I think it'll flatten out and then just ebb and flow with different plants as they get picked up by social media influencers etc and the supply/demand ratio is skewed. For instance, I have a green "silver sword" (i.e. normal P. hastatum) and it's one of the hardest things I had to find... I've only seen it for sale once and I bought it. That said, it was cheap as chips, maybe $20 for a small plant. However, if tomorrow all of a sudden they're en vogue and everyone wants one, the prices could go through the roof because there're just none available as no one's really cultivating them. So I think it'll probably follow that sort of pattern.
I think you'll also keep having new variegated things pop up in TC for already popular house plants. They're doing it brute force in Thailand at the moment. For instance, variegated joepii was about $13,000 USD per leaf a few months ago and it's already coming down. That was a chance mutation in the 1000s of joepii TC plants being produced. So, that'll keep happening. Variegated P. atabapoense, silver sword, obliqua, burle marx flame, etc. Any of those that suddenly pop up variegated will be the next huge thing until they're mass produced and the prices crash.
So I have a Florida beauty it has grown amazingly well for me I think it is beginning to flower but I Ned a moss pole video this is the first plant I have ever had to use a pole on I will send a pic a well but do you have any suggestions for me
Frog in a sock! 😂
:D
For the painted lady babies cut the top off of a plastic bottle and invert the bottom over the plants. Mini greenhouse
Good idea!
It's so strange to me that a plant can be in commercial production before its been described. How long does it take to name a plant?
I think it happens loads as the plant is found in the wild (poached often) in South America or elsewhere, grown privately, then sold to the international market, and once it's popular, people in tissue culture companies chuck it through TC to export world wide and make a profit. Science might not even be aware.
Mine i bougth a reverted one and i chop all the leave only left 1 and know all the leaves are coming out variegated
Oh nice work! So it's looking better now?
I have that is reverted , that is 6 leafs -all 6 leafs are fully green, should I cut mine down to 1 leaf??,
Did he ever show if the philodendron Florida beauty went back to being variegated?
Im wondering this too , as I have one I'm thinking about cutting to see if it comes bk
Heyyy..! Love the logo graphics..!
Hehe cheers, Kyle! Trying to jazz things up :D
@@petevsplants7516 you're doing great!