Good to see you back and wishing you well for a healthy recovery 😊

so happy to see you and your collection, missed you

What a great variety of plants - very enjoyable to watch

You have a wonderfully diverse plant collection. ❤️ I enjoyed this video.

Lovely video as always😊 i think the plants looks great compared to how much time u been away/illness you have. Health always comes first, u can always replace most plants later, it was a great tour of ur green house. It always surprise me how u can have so many different kind of plants under one roof😮. Where did ur impatiens go? Keep up the good work. Stay healthy 😊

Hi Geoff, nice to see you back in the greenhouse. You were saying that the pelargoniums do better under potted, I presume that applies to geraniums too. That would explain why my cuttings, which are very over potted , won’t flower. They are in full sun and kept on the dry side.(learned my lesson of overwatering) and out of 5 pots only one has flowers. If you have any other suggestions, I’m all ears. Thanks for the tour, I enjoyed it a lot.

Hi Geoff, pelargoniums look great, ‘Georgia’ gorgeous. Dendrobium is on my wish list to try, and ooh the Drosera binata, really want that one. So far I seem to really like Nepenthes and Drosera, and later will try the Pinguiculas. Today I inherited an absolute monster of a Syngonium ‘White Butterfly’, my neighbor said it was too big and out of control. Tomorrow will try to straighten it on a trellis and take tons of cuttings. Oh have you ever heard of a Gongora galeata orchid? “ Hello Plant Lovers” you tube site showed up with it, I had never seen one - the flower stems are curly and hang down, very cool. Ok hope you are doing ok, sorry this got so long! 🌱🌿🪴

Had chance to watch the whole video now. The glasshouse looks great as usual. Your plants look really healthy. I’ve been surprised how well my begonia did in the unheated glasshouse but they don’t look lush. Love B. Connie Boswell and don’t mind the leggy look… I quite like seeing the stems.

you know I've gotten very close to adding some Begonia to my collection, I'm still not sure I want to go down that road. I did buy a Spathiphyllum mint "Platinum Mist", which is unusual for me because I'm not really into Spaths or the mint variegated plants, but I like that one for some reason.

Hi. The plants look really nice. For the plants that get growth distortion when you spray systemic insecticide, have you tried a soil drench instead and observed the effects?

Thanks for the update, I always look forward to them. Autumn Ember is a great begonia, I started a bunch from leaf cuttings. Very easy! Using a rooting hormone you'll get baby leaves in about 2 1/2 months. They will root without hormone in about 3 to 3 1/2 months. Their leaves change color with the seasons. I used to grow pelargoniums years ago, just started growing them again recently. I need more space Geoff! Recent got a 2 Roger's delights and a few others from a local garden center. All regal types. We too on in the U.S. northeast have been getting a TON or rain. Way too much. I keep saying we're reverting to either England or the pacific N.W. I want a good 4 week drought! Nice Cephalotus Geoff, I'm re-potting mine currently. Every time I re-pot I lose a few traps but they quickly start growing new one's fairly soon after. Good luck with the operation and here's to a speedy recovery! Tom (AKA Tommylovesthetwins on instragam)