You are my favorite plant talker, you know what you are talking about, and you do not act like I have an extra $200 for a plant. I really appreciate that.
@@grossgorl 7 month later respons, but hey :) I got three little propagated stems 5 months ago. Cat tipped it over and one stem never recovered from that. But now? Ho ho! It looks like I've had it for years! My hoya took a good 2 years to actually start growing. But this girl is so grateful and beautiful 🌿❤️
Yes syngoniums!! They are one of my favorite plants; so underrated, easy to grow, and wonderfully unusual when they trail! I didn't even know that they trailed until I went to my math teachers class where she had this HUGE bushy trailing syngonium!! The pot it's in was about I'd say a foot and a half wide in circumference and this plant filled every thing inch of its pot!!!❤❤❤ I always wished to have it :3 I want mine to grow the same but for now they are still in their nursery pots lol
I love that it’s a widely held belief that Thaumatophyllum Bipinnatifidum is a mouthful, because that’s literally the only plant of mine that my partner can identify by name
Really nice choices - definitely added a couple to my ‘to-buy’ list! I really appreciate how your plants don’t look absolutely perfect - they’re healthy and lovely but they look like a real person owns them. It makes it feel more realistic compared to people who expect perfection which I will never get!
I agree. Lipstick plants are underrated. I have fire cracker which has smaller flowers but the colours are striking. Black pagoda is beautiful as a hanging plant. Can't wait to propagate a plant for my mum. Really loved your choice of interesting hanging plants.
@@arrowroot2933 Yes its like winning the jackpot being able to find anything good at the big box shops. Unfortunately, many people take advantage of the more uncommon plants at the big box stores and buy several and resell cuttings for a fortune.
@@rootedinplants I know it's one of the best feelings ever but dang plant trends and prices change so much also quickly. Lowkey hard to keep up, like I just want cute plants :3 but now I'm regretting my life decisions of not getting that syngonium ._.
I saw mayoi in a couple of your other videos and ended up "needing" it. In fact, I liked it so much, I bought two! And everytime I see one for sale, I contemplate buying another. Houseplant issues.
Never would have guessed that cissus was not a rhipsalis. Always laugh the way thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum just flies off your tongue. As always, enjoyed the vid and your knowledge.
I got a large hanging basket of Syngonium erythrophyllum “Llano Carti Rd” without knowing what it was and it ended up drying out on me. I was able to salvage some cuttings and successfully root some but they haven't really been putting out any new growth even under a grow light. I'm just happy they're not completely dead because I haven't seen them anywhere!
Great video Nick! I agree Llano Carti Road is beautiful. They are SO hard to find! Steve's Leaves lists them on their site but I never see them in restocks. I had to get mine on Etsy and the price since then has tripled.
Another great video . I almost fell off my chair when I heard about Ceropegia linearis. Then again when you introduced Syngonium erythrophyllum. I learned from your previous videos that Syngoniums deserve more attention; that translated into many Syngoniums in my house, all doing well, even the tiny ones.
Hi Nick.. I’ve been watching your channel for quite some time..I love your style of plants and that you share ones that are definitely underrated.. My home has a vibe very similar to yours and I think i will be adding quite a few from your recommendations :). Thanks again.. Keep on planting.. Brings us so much peace in this crazy world, don’t ya think?
Hi Nick! This was a great video with your plants, making up my Christmas Wish List of the plants I want, also never apologize about the length of the videos, the more information we plant parents can get, the better, you are a fountain of information, enjoy your weekend, hugs from Orange County, Ca 😊🌿🌿❤❤
@@misshoyajungle3093 well a plant with foliage ressembling a turtles shell is not exactly a common characteristic, but yeah it's fairly easy to come by =)
I have 1 piper ornatum. It is my favorite. Absolutely beautiful. I even put it in a dark wood frame as it only just a feet tall. Problem is I don't want it to grow more. It just look minimal and so beautiful as it is right now.
thanks for showing your piper ornatum (and giving AND writing the name) I saw it in your video earlier and didn't knew the name of this beauty, I am going to get one on the internet, and also a peperomia ruby cascade that I saw in another video of yours.
I love your long videos! I was watching one a while back and saw you talk about the guppy plant. I just purchased a cutting online! So excited for it to grow!
Those pots that are the brown clay pots and the sphere are very popular I’ve noticed during this whole pandemic.. I have a bunch I bought at my local nursery they are beautiful
The leaves on your syngonium Llano Carti Road seem much larger than what I’ve seen in other videos. It’s been on my list for a while for it’s dark foliage, but having a hard time sourcing without a hefty price tag. And I’ve heard they’re fast growers? Don’t know why they’d be so hard to find if so. (Besides the fact that every plant seems hard to find these days.)
Oh you should, I bought one from eBay, it was one vine about 8in long. I cut it up an propagated it an now I have a full 4in pot an about 6in long. It rooted really fast in water. Hope you find or get one. 😃
Those black pagoda lipstick plants are highly UNDERRATED!!! I have one and I’m surprisingly in love with it! It’s gorgeous and it’s growth reminds me of Hoya 🙏🏻💙
Do you ever consider taking cuttings from a few of your plants that only have a couple of long vines and propagate a couple of the bottoms to make them denser? I’ve done it several times with very good results.. Love your videos thank you for sharing, Robin
Hi Nick! I really like all of the plants that you showed us. I looked up several online, but they were either sold out, or kinda spendy for me. I would really like to find some plants with the wine color on the back of the leaves. They are so pretty, especially the Aeschynanthus longicaulis/Black Pagoda leaves. As always, it's fun watching you and learning about different plants. Thank you so much for sharing!
I am obsessed with finding a Black Pagoda! Steve’s Leaves has a waiting list and Logee’s has one but now they won’t send one to Minnesota because of the cold. So frustrating. Glad you’re enjoying yours. ☺️
I have the syngonium erithropylum and the black pagoda and I love them 💙. That piper is beautiful but I’m intimidated by it. I have a beautiful trailing peperomia clover which is not very common, I got it from Steve’s Leaves. However, the hoffmanii is also not very common or I’d have one too. Good thing about peperomia is that even if they are uncommon, they are not expensive 💙.
Great erote them down eill kerp eye out at Walmart and Lowes and the stores atound here for them. If not i will look on line in spring when it warms up. Gets below 40 even below 0 here so i dont get plants online til them
Love these videos where you introduce us to new plants (my pocket book doesn't though🤣). Would you ever do a video on fast growing indoor plants? I love taking plants from babies to full grown, but some semi instant gratification would be nice.
People who think they look the same have probably only seen carnose Krimson princess and queen. Maybe australis. They just haven't seen many of them, because you can't say that otherwise
Cissus quadrangularis it seems is used in Ayurveda (Indian traditional system of medicine )for healing bone fractures and hence called "bone setter "plant by some 💚plant power 💚💚
You are my favorite plant talker, you know what you are talking about, and you do not act like I have an extra $200 for a plant. I really appreciate that.
Can you make a video on how to yell at your plants for not growing as fast as you want them to thanks. 👍
Maybe stop yelling at them; and th as all grow...lol their scared🤣
@@debs_boho_jungle I tried asking nicely 😒
Lol🤣
@@luisdeleon3368 some of them just cant be reasoned with...
you have to be holding a trash can as a threat (for maximum effectiveness)
I’m on the rooftops screamin GET YOURSELF A BLACK PAGODA LIPSTICK PLANT!!! Can’t believe how underrated these are
does it grow quickly??
Oh my gosh I agree. Such a gorgeous plant.
I saw a huge hanging basket at my coworker’s office. Meh unimpressed lol
@@grossgorl 7 month later respons, but hey :)
I got three little propagated stems 5 months ago. Cat tipped it over and one stem never recovered from that. But now? Ho ho! It looks like I've had it for years! My hoya took a good 2 years to actually start growing. But this girl is so grateful and beautiful 🌿❤️
The supermodel of trailing house plants is that VARIEGATED STRING OF HEARTS 🥰
“...Relaxed and feminine and how it’s just like ‘la. la di da.” 😂😂😂
You have quite a way with words!!!
Yes syngoniums!! They are one of my favorite plants; so underrated, easy to grow, and wonderfully unusual when they trail! I didn't even know that they trailed until I went to my math teachers class where she had this HUGE bushy trailing syngonium!! The pot it's in was about I'd say a foot and a half wide in circumference and this plant filled every thing inch of its pot!!!❤❤❤ I always wished to have it :3 I want mine to grow the same but for now they are still in their nursery pots lol
Wow, that first Peperomia is stunning! Looks like it's shimmering!
I love that it’s a widely held belief that Thaumatophyllum Bipinnatifidum is a mouthful, because that’s literally the only plant of mine that my partner can identify by name
I love when you go off on a ‘tangent’!! I find it’s real and funny 😆
I dont get hoyas either, lol peperomias are so much prettier. But to each their own. Nice list, loving the rhipsalis :)
Was not expecting a trailing syngonium. So pretty!
My favorite one from this video!
Loved this video. I’m a big lover of trailing plants. Lots of great ideas. Thank you
Really nice choices - definitely added a couple to my ‘to-buy’ list!
I really appreciate how your plants don’t look absolutely perfect - they’re healthy and lovely but they look like a real person owns them. It makes it feel more realistic compared to people who expect perfection which I will never get!
There are people who love Hoya, and people who are mistaken.
Yes!
Agree!
Pam's Pretty Plants 😂👍🏼
🤣😂🤣 Exactly!!! Have to remember this! 💚😃
Haha! Totally.
I agree. Lipstick plants are underrated. I have fire cracker which has smaller flowers but the colours are striking. Black pagoda is beautiful as a hanging plant. Can't wait to propagate a plant for my mum. Really loved your choice of interesting hanging plants.
My favorite unusual trailing plant is my Pellionia repens. I bought it at a local nursery but no one I know has. I absolutely adore it!
Thank you for feeding my obsession. Again. 😉 Love these plants and LOVE your new look. You're rocking the 'stache!
Love the leaves on the Mayoi so pretty. 😍
I love the last plant..beautiful undersides of the leaves
I saw some of these at my local nursery and didn't know what they were so thank you! Now i wanna go back.
Just added plants to a list I did not even know I wanted. Haha. Thanks Nick. Always enjoy your videos.
I love rhipsalis! i think they're under rated!
you're personality is SHINING in this and I love it
Yes to the lipstick plant. I have mine in low light and it gives me so much love still
I love your ceramic pots. Could you do a video on the pots you use. Love getting ideas from others.
Love some of your pots Nick.
I’m so happy to hear you say that Piper is easy to grow! I had resigned myself to admire it from afar, but now I feel brave enough to try. 😊
Love your passion for plants. 👍
The first peperomia is super cute!
A local webshop got that syngonium for sell last week and I was trying to decide if I should get it or not. I think you convinced me :P
I just discovered your channel and I absolutely LOVE it; thank you!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
That synonym is absolutely beautiful but it comes with a pricey tag for like 3 leaves easily $80. Sad because its stunning.
Wait really? Damn it I should've bought it at walmart when it was only $5 and it was this summer :(
@@arrowroot2933 Yes its like winning the jackpot being able to find anything good at the big box shops. Unfortunately, many people take advantage of the more uncommon plants at the big box stores and buy several and resell cuttings for a fortune.
@@rootedinplants I know it's one of the best feelings ever but dang plant trends and prices change so much also quickly. Lowkey hard to keep up, like I just want cute plants :3 but now I'm regretting my life decisions of not getting that syngonium ._.
I saw mayoi in a couple of your other videos and ended up "needing" it. In fact, I liked it so much, I bought two! And everytime I see one for sale, I contemplate buying another. Houseplant issues.
Your great! Some of these plants I never heard about and they are BEAUTIFUL!
ok i need that syngonium... also you look great with the stache. 😍
Never would have guessed that cissus was not a rhipsalis. Always laugh the way thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum just flies off your tongue. As always, enjoyed the vid and your knowledge.
Me too! I’ve tried looking at his eye movement to see if he’s reading it. But no, he just really knows his stuff. I love his videos.
I've asked him to post a vid of Latin pronunciation bloopers but to no avail. Come on, Nick, make us laugh!
Same here!
Thaumatophyllum means miracle-leaf in Greek.
Trailing plants are my favorite!!!!🤗
The energy in this video is ✨immaculate✨
Love all ur videos .. very knowledgeable .. love how u just spew out all this long Latin type names .. 😍😍😍
Beautiful plants
I got a large hanging basket of Syngonium erythrophyllum “Llano Carti Rd” without knowing what it was and it ended up drying out on me. I was able to salvage some cuttings and successfully root some but they haven't really been putting out any new growth even under a grow light. I'm just happy they're not completely dead because I haven't seen them anywhere!
Great video Nick! I agree Llano Carti Road is beautiful. They are SO hard to find! Steve's Leaves lists them on their site but I never see them in restocks. I had to get mine on Etsy and the price since then has tripled.
Another great video . I almost fell off my chair when I heard about Ceropegia linearis. Then again when you introduced Syngonium erythrophyllum.
I learned from your previous videos that Syngoniums deserve more attention; that translated into many Syngoniums in my house, all doing well, even the tiny ones.
Hi Nick.. I’ve been watching your channel for quite some time..I love your style of plants and that you share ones that are definitely underrated.. My home has a vibe very similar to yours and I think i will be adding quite a few from your recommendations :). Thanks again.. Keep on planting.. Brings us so much peace in this crazy world, don’t ya think?
Hi Nick! This was a great video with your plants, making up my Christmas Wish List of the plants I want, also never apologize about the length of the videos, the more information we plant parents can get, the better, you are a fountain of information, enjoy your weekend, hugs from Orange County, Ca 😊🌿🌿❤❤
I'm surprised you don't put string of turtles here. I love them!
Unusual 😉
@@misshoyajungle3093 well a plant with foliage ressembling a turtles shell is not exactly a common characteristic, but yeah it's fairly easy to come by =)
LOL "a bunch of cucumbers tied together" 🤣
Wow beautiful. I wish I have one of those.thanks for sharing Sir.God bless.you have new subscribers from USA.
Thanks for another great video. I love your Piper..beautiful foliage, great structure...next on my wishlist, after Cissus..thanks you!!!😊
Great video!😊🌱💚
Love you and love your videos. Very entertaining.
So enjoy your videos Nick. That P. Percilliata is so cute. Hey Google
My plant wish list got a nice little boost today, Thank You!!!
Beautiful collection .. especially that Syngonium. 💞
Πτερόν (pteron) means 'wing' in Greek. So 'pentaptera' actually means five-winged :)
Βρε, βρε...
I have 1 piper ornatum. It is my favorite. Absolutely beautiful. I even put it in a dark wood frame as it only just a feet tall. Problem is I don't want it to grow more. It just look minimal and so beautiful as it is right now.
Hello Nick.....binge-watching your vlogs!!!
Need some of that hoya rotundiflora in my life and wish I could rock a satche like that!
thanks for showing your piper ornatum (and giving AND writing the name) I saw it in your video earlier and didn't knew the name of this beauty, I am going to get one on the internet, and also a peperomia ruby cascade that I saw in another video of yours.
I love your long videos! I was watching one a while back and saw you talk about the guppy plant. I just purchased a cutting online! So excited for it to grow!
Hi Nick,GrEaT Vid as always!!Are you hanging in there without the Plant shop? See you in your next vid!!
👩🌾💚
You are a joy and a treasure.
Super nice philo and syngo ! Love all those you showed ! Peperos are both also very calming looking
Honeslty, I watch for all the great cermaic/glazed pots.
Those are all beautiful plants. I do have the lipstick plant.
This Rhipsalis Pentaptera gives me 70s vibes 😍
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing
That syngonium 😍🤤
Those pots that are the brown clay pots and the sphere are very popular I’ve noticed during this whole pandemic.. I have a bunch I bought at my local nursery they are beautiful
The leaves on your syngonium Llano Carti Road seem much larger than what I’ve seen in other videos. It’s been on my list for a while for it’s dark foliage, but having a hard time sourcing without a hefty price tag. And I’ve heard they’re fast growers? Don’t know why they’d be so hard to find if so. (Besides the fact that every plant seems hard to find these days.)
I'm watching your vid about vines while staking my syngonium 'berry' to a homemade moss pole. What a lovely, serendipitous Friday morning!
Sure enjoy your videos! I hope to find a Cebu Blue out in the west- I’ve never bought cutting on line and can’t bring myself to do it
Oh you should, I bought one from eBay, it was one vine about 8in long. I cut it up an propagated it an now I have a full 4in pot an about 6in long. It rooted really fast in water. Hope you find or get one. 😃
@@sherryporsch9349 do they have more to buy? Everything I’ve got in the post died except one orchid years ago. And that was packed in a cooler
Those black pagoda lipstick plants are highly UNDERRATED!!! I have one and I’m surprisingly in love with it! It’s gorgeous and it’s growth reminds me of Hoya 🙏🏻💙
They sometimes show up at Home Depot in large hanging baskets unless you are in California where Exotic Angel cannot sell plants.
I just found a Peperomia hoffmanii in a hanging basket at Walmart for $14.98. I love it
Love your plants!
ooooh I love that syngonium
Nick, a video idea??? could you talk about how to shop on the internet for great plants??? Like what sites and sellers are good??
Found a small hanging peperomia perciliata ruby cascade today at Lowe’s! 💃🏾
Do you ever consider taking cuttings from a few of your plants that only have a couple of long vines and propagate a couple of the bottoms to make them denser? I’ve done it several times with very good results.. Love your videos thank you for sharing, Robin
I can’t wait til my syngonium erythrophylum is as large as yours! It is growing pretty quickly for me so I have high hopes
Hi Nick! I really like all of the plants that you showed us. I looked up several online, but they were either sold out, or kinda spendy for me. I would really like to find some plants with the wine color on the back of the leaves. They are so pretty, especially the Aeschynanthus longicaulis/Black Pagoda leaves. As always, it's fun watching you and learning about different plants. Thank you so much for sharing!
Beautiful, I believe I just brought a plant from your old job at the grocery store.
love this video! i need more unique trailing plants🌿
I think the aeschynanthus longicaulis one of the parents of the hybrid 'black pagoda' but I could be mistaken!
I am obsessed with finding a Black Pagoda! Steve’s Leaves has a waiting list and Logee’s has one but now they won’t send one to Minnesota because of the cold. So frustrating. Glad you’re enjoying yours. ☺️
Update three weeks later: Steve’s Leaves came through and my Black Pagoda is sitting next to me on the nightstand. 💕🥰
Love the ‘stache
I have mealies on my hoyas and I am trying the lacewing flies like you suggested. I'm really hoping they do the job
I love your videos. 😊 Are there any online plant dealers that you most recommend? Specifically Canadian?
I have the syngonium erithropylum and the black pagoda and I love them 💙. That piper is beautiful but I’m intimidated by it. I have a beautiful trailing peperomia clover which is not very common, I got it from Steve’s Leaves. However, the hoffmanii is also not very common or I’d have one too. Good thing about peperomia is that even if they are uncommon, they are not expensive 💙.
Why does this video have a dislike???? Must be from a hoya hater 😒
Great erote them down eill kerp eye out at Walmart and Lowes and the stores atound here for them. If not i will look on line in spring when it warms up. Gets below 40 even below 0 here so i dont get plants online til them
I Love your plants 😍
Cool putting them on my 2021 wish list. This next check is Christmas so holiday plants. I want several after i by gifts
Feeling proud for my piper ornatum
Love these videos where you introduce us to new plants (my pocket book doesn't though🤣). Would you ever do a video on fast growing indoor plants? I love taking plants from babies to full grown, but some semi instant gratification would be nice.
Great video
Love your channel!! Saw your video about Steve's Leaves and I love their begonias. Would love to see a video with any tips about caring for begonias
I have such a hard time finding rhipsalis in AZ and I put the limiter on myself that I had to find all my plants locally.
Hoya haters? Their leaves look the same? They wanna throw hands!?
People who think they look the same have probably only seen carnose Krimson princess and queen. Maybe australis. They just haven't seen many of them, because you can't say that otherwise
@@AliciaCarsson yeah there is so many different types of Hoyas. They’re my favorite.
Cissus quadrangularis it seems is used in Ayurveda (Indian traditional system of medicine )for healing bone fractures and hence called "bone setter "plant by some 💚plant power 💚💚
Do wishlist plants for 2021 pls!