Your mystery freebie plant is a Crassula muscosa, also known as a Watchchain crassula.

Thank you so much for mentioning the environmental impact of moss. I get it - we all just get accustomed to buying the things that we've been told we need. And being sustainable often costs a bit more and you have to go looking for it. Effort! But with so many people using these resources, I for one know that I need to stay conscious of how I'm consuming. Moss isn't one that I'd even thought about before.

Don't be scared of the wax Ivy, honestly it's super easy. Just treat it like a succulent and give it something to climb, like really climb. It vines around anything but is also very easy to unwind from where you don't want it. It's also so easy to prop in water by tip cuttings of 3-5 nodes. An east or west window aspect is best. The Alocasia Platinum has been growing in soil, but I added Pon at the bottom in case further down the line you want to transition it to full Pon. When watering as is, you can use the Pon as a reservoir. The Peperomia, too, can be treated like a succulent. The leaves will start to look floppy when it's watering time. It does suffer if water is left on the leaves in sun, it burns super easily, and the leaves are very good at letting you know if the light is too much. The cucullata has only ever been in no-drainage Pon, but these cucullatas seem so adaptable in my experience. The variegated Lipstick plant has come from a plant in direct evening light, but they generally prefer approx' 5-6 hrs of , yep you guessed it, "bright, indirect light". I would hate for you to lose that one because the variegation that comes through on the older leaves is just stunning. Wait until you see the flowers..even the tubular cataphylls the flowers come out of are amazing. They are soooo velvety and a really dark maroon/burgundy colour. If you struggle with anything, although I highly doubt you will, you know where to find me. Great job with the dubia btw, rather you than me 😅

6:00 Claire enters the screen hesitantly, a knife gripped in her hand. “Ok,” she sighs. 😂😂😂

i’m still watching as i write this but 5:56 when you disappear and come back has me crying 😂 my heart is pumping watching this!!!

I'd recommend picking up some proper pruning shears haha I have a small pair with pointed tips for delicate pruning as well as a hand pair of shears for beefy chops. Cuts so much cleaner!

Can’t wait to see the Dubia update. Thanks for sharing Claire!

Really enjoyed this chatty repot ‘journey’ with you 😄

I love your videos, I always feel relax with your voice in the background ! Sending lots of love and good wishes for your monstera 😊

Mystery plant is a 'watch chain '. I love the plants from the swap!

lol i was holding my breathe when you were making the Dubia cut lol 😅

Funny, I watched the guy you got the collancho from's vid earlier today. Funny YT algorithm 😂. It just knows!

I must know your secrets for that mon Dubai it’s got to be the biggest I’ve seen...... how the heck you grow it like that in the uk?? 😂🙏🏾💕

W💚WED BY THE L💚💚K AND CH💚PPING OF Y💚UR DUBIA!!! ENJ💚YED L💚💚KING At The New Plants...And THE PLANT CH💚RES And Chat!!!

I buy plastic coated metal sheeting - less scratching on my body parts and it is green - matches the plants. We have it at home depot here in the states

I am so proud of you !!!!! ❤

Oooh lovely new plants from the swap! 😃 fingers crossed for your dubia, im sure she'll do great 👍

I had to laugh so hard, you going away with the scissors and coming back with the knife ;) I think we all want an update on this propagation!!

Wow thats one hell of a dubia. Makes me want to get one and try to get it this size

I have absolutely been coveting your dubia😅 chillaxing in the background of your videos looking so nonchalantly fabulous - This 1 million % reinforced how much I want one - that top cut is glorious, truly😍

Another word for a clump of flowers is a CLUSTER 😊. thanks for the great videos. You are my favorite. I just discovered you a week ago and am so happy I did! -Diane in Austin, Texas USA

You could cut the wire behind the stem where its bent backwards to allow it to go into the moss and then come back out and grow straight again? If that makes any sense at all! 😂

Oh yes just as I was trying to get the guts to do my plant chores this video comes up! Thanks for motivating me and excited to watch it 🙏🏾💕

The leaf size on your dubia! 😯

The senecio macroglossus is way easier than an ivy, because it is a succulent and not an ivy ! It just needs well draining soil and a lot of light :)

Beautiful plants 🪴

Well done Claire. you were so brave to chop it. i am a little bit proud😅

The little free plant reminds me of the watch chain

It's not pointless filling the pole with moss. The pole will dry from the top down. This leaves the moss moist at the bottom where the plant needs it to be for longer. This also extends the length of time between waterings.

Great repotting for these beautiful babes! 💚🌵☘️🌱💚

That plant I believe is a 'watch chain plant' , Crassula lycopodioides maybe 34:52

I'm only at 4:47 and I've never felt so invested and anxious for another plant in my entire life 😨

Wow!! That was stressful with the Dubia but I believe it will work and grow beautiful again!!! 🙋🏼‍♀️💚🪴🐩

@ 35:16, that’s a chain watch succulent or something like that. Super cool plant. In love with your Dubia, she’s GOALS.

A clump lol! Maybe a “cluster” of flowers? 😉 I love my watch chain! It’s a crassula and it’s sooo easy.

Dubia looks perfect , great job

I’d say “cluster of flowers”

34:30 I think that’s a crassula “Watchchain”! I got one like that a few years ago and had no idea what it was until recently.

The philodendron mandaianum looks like the red emerald Philo.

I think you should probably get a decent pruning shear.

I have monsterra adonsonii in Pon. It's doing well.

Theirs roots in the moss just pull off the pole and wire and plant the roots into soil .

I call them “bunches” instead of clumps, bunches always feels like a positive descriptor

Alocasia from soil to pon= wash of the soil and put it in water for some weeks before putting it in pon🥰

omg i cant wate till my dubia is that big i got mine as a 4 leeaf cuting for free and its almose at the top of her first plank so im going to have to extend it soon thank u for the video i love ur colection

if you dont like the word clumps you could say bunches or clusters!

Hi I have been watching your channel for a few weeks now and I suffer from anxiety and depression. Watching your channel has helped me so much. I love my plants, I have a very big money plat that I have had for years but it's in soil and the soil is so complicated. It's not growing much anymore, I've taken a lot of cuttings since I have had it and they are thriving but I am thinking about reporting. Doyou think I should or just leave it. Please help. X shari from mitcham Surrey. Big fan.

Senecio Macroglossus is an ivy DUPE! Not an actual ivy at all, it's a completely different genus. Much easier to care for, and not prone to pests like ivy!

I feel your anxiety sniping your dubia... I can't even bring myself to chop and extend my albo sygonium 😅

Hi Claire! Just a heads up that a bipennifolia isn't the same as a Jerry Horne - a bipennifolia is often known as a green violin, or the yellow version is a golden violin. Yours is defo a Jerry Horne though - one of my all time fave plants! 40:41 x

Wow amazing video. Thanks. I bought a splendid February, a decent sized 2leaves plant. It gave me only one leaf so far. It It has fewer roots. Not sure why it not pushing out new roots and the shipping leaves were yellowing. Im little worried

senecio macroglossus is not an ivy plant. it's related to senecio rowleyanus, so.... you will have better luck with it 👌🌱

Be very mindful of your feeds and ph in pon. A few of the plants I was testing in pon got nutrient deficiencies and died back completely. Especially alocasia since they need such a ridiculous amount of feed

I would love an Agloenema vid

Mystery plant is called Crassula muscosa - Watch Chain

I don't wanna be a smart-ass, but... the senecio macroglossus is actually no ivy (despite it's common name). Maybe therefore you have more luck with it... 😉

I kill Alocasia pretty consistently, although I’m growing a few from corms right now. 🤞🤞🤞

Does the lovely variagation on the juvenile Dubia leaves goes away as the plant matures? I quite the look of the juvenile leaves, in fact I think they're much prettier than the mature ones.

How long do you boil spaghnum to reuse, and at what 🌡?

I wish I could send u pics! I went to the hardware store - no acetate clear plastic sheets. But I got this flexible clear plastic flooring (? Is it for the floor or for covering grandmas couch?!) - it comes in a roll like fabric - so I cut 2 feet for $8. I think it will work good on the moss pole! But I don’t want to wait for Amazon to deliver some sphagnum moss - so I got green moss (used for decoration). But it comes from the forest - 😬 - will it give me bad bugs or good bugs? Is it steam pasteurized?! 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

Monstera Dubia, will the Mother plant resprout new growth after you've made the cut for propogation

I have bought both B&Q and soil ninja moss before. ..it does state on the one from B&Q packaging that its from a renewable source...is this not the case? 😳

How many squares wide are you making the wire part? 10 squares? Then the acetate plastic - how much more wide are you cutting it than the wire width?

You should let succulents callus over

I was wondering if all the insects in the moss are still alive if the moss constanly dries out?

Please do an alocasia video..your collection…thank you

Did you make the moss pole she is on or did you buy it? Did you set it up all at once or did you add onto the pole over time?

What material do you use for the front of the moss pole? 🪴

clusters?

What would you say about big huge big leaf that just never open up - but the plant keeps extending and growing - but the terminal bud leaf doesn't unfurl?

So you started with just a plank and then added a moss pole?

Why on earth do you feel you need to cut the plant off at all if it was mine I'd just leave it it's doing so well.

Is that peperomia the same as Incana? Never heard that name before 🤔

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I struggled to watch that Dubia chop 😞

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