the video is very interesting

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Very informative I love it

What will happen to the pets if they reach the toxic plant? Idk aloe vera is toxic to pets and I have a dog, but he's fine though

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Really? Plants 🪴 can boost your mental health and lower stress? Which plants are the best for oxygen and lowers stress?

@@DiaperSNiFFER, yes, I use them for mental wellbeing and de-stressing too. The sight of them is calming to me, especially when my Peace Lily blooms. I find caring for them calming and also being a member of groups of plant lovers, talking about our plants, asking questions and sharing content about them. The plants in this video can have the effect you are asking about. All the best.

Same! All my friends were starting to buy plants, so I got one myself. Surprisingly, it survived for a few months, so I bought another one...aaand another one...aaand-well, you can figure out the rest 😄 my mental health was not really good recently, but these plants have made it so much better! Wish I'd gotten into plants earlier.

Really plants can cure your dementia. Awesome another medical break through from a cabbage

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How often dfo you water them? Mine are like wilting, like loosing the strength and drying later. What am I doing wrong?

Me too

What are lucky plants

@@cherryvintage4888 You have to do your homework about what each of your plants need because it can be quite different from one kind of plant to another. Most of our houseplants come from tropical or jungle climates, so you may need to mist their leaves with water. But some plants like to have just a little bit of water everyday so that they're moist but not drenched (plant roots will drown just like you and me if we can't get oxygen because our lungs are full of water). Some plants need a few hours of morning light -- too much light and they will get scorched/burnt, and others need bright "direct" light or they will drop their leaves and won't bloom. Some plants need a happy medium. You can try moving your plants from one window and then a couple of weeks to another and see if they respond. Houseplants also need to be repotted at some point. Snake plants actually like to be "root bound" but most plants don't. If you take the plant out of its pot and it's got a thick band of roots circling it, especially big fat ones, it needs a bigger pot. You can loosen the "root mass" by knocking off all the soil and running the roots under room temp water and gently loosening them a little with your hands before putting them in a new pot. People who know what they're doing also cut through the root mass or even cut off some roots, but if you don't know what you're doing (like you don't know what a tap root is) you may kill your plant. The new pot should be maybe two inches wider/deeper than the plant was growing in. And you need the soil line in the new pot to touch the plant at the same spot at the base of the plant as it did in the old pot - otherwise it could rot and die. You also need to repot plants after a year or two simply because all the good living things that were in the potting soil when you first brought it home may be depleted. Good soil is living soil. Fertilizer (unless its compost) doesn't feed those living micro organisms and it doesn't put any into the soil. Fertilizer is just a certain mix of minerals. Also check the underside of your plant's leaves periodically, especially if the plant looks sick. Look for any tiny bugs on/under the leaves and/or on the stems. You will have to do your own homework on how to get rid of the particular bugs (or diseases) you find - aphids, spider mites, scale, etc. You can also email a nice close up photo of your plant to the local Cooperative Extension service at a local college (usually in the agriculture department) and often someone can give you some ideas about what's going wrong. If you knock your plant out of the pot, by the way, and the roots are all mushy, then you overwatered it and the only thing you might be able to do is take a cutting off the dying plant and root it. You can't revive most plants if the roots are rotted. There are tons of good books on houseplant selection and care at the library, and even videos here on KZfaq, that probably will help you grow beautiful houseplants. Make sure to pay attention to the scientific name of your plant (it's usually on the ID stick plants are sold with). It makes it easier to look up information about that particular kind of plant. Good luck!

@@lynnepaulocsak122 I only know bamboo are the lucky plants

I grew my cat her own pot of lemongrass, and keep it in a window so she can lay down sun herself and munch. For ivy, use a hanging plant method, I have heart shaped philodendrons that like low lights, they are very pretty! I clean them by putting them in the shower a couple times a year, to dustbleaves individually is difficult. I have an indoor garden, and to keep the cat out, I use chopsticks around the pots as mini-spears. You can also buy cat grass, or the seeds, to start mini pots of them in a window, then rotate them by putting them next to animal food dishes for dog and cat to munch on. This will satisfy them and they should no longer munch your plants.

This.

i love snake plant;)

ilove aloevera

Both snake plant and Aloe🎉😅

I might get both snake plant and spider plant! Heehee

im literally about to buy a jade pathos from easy plant! im excited

Welcome..!! 😊

You might want to read the (very long) comment I wrote about how many plants it takes to clean your home's air and what goes into making sure you have healthy plants that help you stay healthy. I posted on May 23, 2021.

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@@Sense2024 I think that if your going to judge how clever someone is, first you should learn how to spell clever.

I totally agree!

Same here

That is so cute lol I didn't know cats like lemongrass. Thanks for sharing 🥰

They don’t like direct sun though

I know some plants you can smoke that will REALLY relax you!!!

I love all types of prints to one day I would love to have my own business not anything big have a sideline

Maidenhair fern, orchids, philodendron, Hoya, lucky bamboo, succulents.

Instead of getting 4 spider it would be cheaper and more rewarding to get 1 or 2 and then propagate

@@emmanuelaemejuru7190 and this is what I did actually

I forgot to mention I've been taking care of these plants since 2016, and i've only lost 3 of my plants.

And I have around 20 plants just in my bed room!

I'm so happy to hear they help you so much. I'm really enjoying my plant collection.

Thanks for sharing. Panic disorder is rough. Glad to hear you are doing better. I will get some indoor plants and looking forward to them helping as well :)

Get some growlights - lack of sunlight won't be a problem anymore. Pair of good growlights made my banana tree thrive in Scotland 😉🤫

Buy a cheap 600 watt led Amazon grow light. It's all you'll ever need

Me too. My Favourite plant.

5 spider plants ha died on me!! I don’t understand why! Do they have faucet water?

My peace lily dying too!!! Do they have faucet water too???? Help me

I’m going to buy a snake plant soon. I have a lot of ZZplants that has grown so big and beautiful and a lot of pathos. Everything else dies including th 6 ferns I had. I love ferns too but I cannot keep them alive. Plants has went up on the prices this year too

@@sisteryael9802 I do watering my 2 spider plant with well water almost 1 year and still alive and grow bigger.. anw, don't use tap or faucet water because it containts of chlorine, they're very sensitive .. or you can use distilled water/mineral water. My peace lily also die slowly and I don't know exactly 😂😂, but I put there in shade place and use well water. Peace lily is difficult to care of. So The best choice houseplant that easy to care of is snake plant, spider plant, dracaena, and zz plant too..*(based on my experience)

Swatantra Wibawa Mukti Thank you! So much

Can we not keep snake plant in our bedroom?

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

When heard snake plant I was going to say what about dog plant

Vijay Iyer people like you who write this stuff down are amazing

Thanks bro

Thank you

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Welcome

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Hello,how are you doing today?

you're always in a bad mood

Hello, how are you doing today?

There is never too many plants😅

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In 2018, due to genetic analysis, all plants in the Sansevieria genus (Snake plants) have been moved to the Dracaena genus.

@@dimasf.c4373 i think they meant because most plants are toxic towards animals

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@@DESTRAKON caffeine:dogs? Where are the dogs

You're welcome 😄

Did u ever get any plants ???

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Thanks for visiting

You are so welcome😊 😇 🙂 Thanks for watching!

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Really?! I’ll get 420 of them please ;’)

it can be stressful if for some reason it get mites and you do not catch them before its to late. I enjoy growing, harvesting, and now making butter. With the right light and you will be amazed what you can do. it being legit helps as well.

They boost my mood,which one is your favorite?

Most welcome 😊

Thanks for watching!