Haha thank you Harry. Actually these plants were bought online and in quite bad shape. If we were to walk into a good nursery to pick up a healthy/bushy pot, it would cost 5-10 times the price I paid for them. But I love rescuing plants and getting a good deal for them 😌

The Syngonium Mojito is going for AU$64 to AU$280 in Australia! Very pretty plant, but I'll need to move to Indonesia to get one I think.

@@dizzylizzy7582 It think that , like every other thing in the world, once social media latches onto it and makes it the “IT Thing”, we ordinary folks are priced out of the market. I shudder to think how many pricey plants are bought , raved about to increase social status and once the “oohs and ahs “ die down those lovey plants are doomed to be crispy critters and the purchasers are on to the next fad. I’m not criticizing everyone who owns these pricey plants but if history serves us well we know that lots of things languish once the novelty wears off. I wish Sean had explained that the purpose of his video was to buy plants in distress and rehab them. I don’t think the point was made strongly enough in his video. Yes, we got to see diseased plants that would require a lot of care and as he states, it’s something he likes to do. But the funny thing is that around the world we don’t really find an opportunity to buy these plants at such unbelievably cheap prices. I would hold off on moving to Indonesia for your Syngonium Mojito for a bit. Like my country, a super power and a super spreader, it might be a better time to stay at home and take care of your collection which brings you such joy. At least that’s what I plan to do! Keep safe and be happy.

@@harryt.jokojennings6024 je ne parle anglais, pardon moi.. ✌️

Whoaaa 🙈 Im blushing

Thank youuu

Thank you 😌🙏🏽

😀🙏🏽

Thank you 😌

Its so mindblowing that hostas are everywhere there. Its considered a rare plant here 😅

@@onlyplants can you help us here in states with a direction to go for trusted sellers over there? I 100% realize that there are no guarantees, but a couple nurseries to get started? Its a high anxiety decision. LOL

Thank you

Thank you so much Charlie 😌

Thank you. I love how plants can repair themselves and adjust to new environments. Its a miracle and an artwork.

Whoaaa thank you for the tips! These plants are new to me you see 😌😌

Thank you Celine. I hear things are bad over there in Europe hope you guys are doing alright!

Thank you so much. Yeah some of the less showy calatheas are faster growing than others 😌

​ @onlyplants The Luisae and the Maui queen have slightly different patterns but both are quite similar and fast growing :)

Whoaaa thats cool, cant wait for mine to grow clumps

@@onlyplants they really are very pretty, but snails love them.

Oh yes, I have a lot of the hostas in my yard and slugs loved them.

Whoaaaa thank you for the tips. They are so hard to find here in Indonesia!

Thank you 😌

Thank you 😌

Thank youuu

thank you so much, will try again soon!

Thank you, it may be a next year project 😌

Whoaa thats an interesting suggestion!

Awww how cute I will give it a try soon!

Thank you 😊🙏🏽

yeah. seeing plant lovers having to pay extra attention during season changes looks like hard work. maybe bring a big hard case luggage to travel to indonesia next time😊

🐸💕

Thank youu. They are part of my family now 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧

Whoaaaa thank you so much I finally have the correct plant ID!!

Whoaaa thats a good tip! African violets are actually very rare here... I guess people kept killing them. No one bottom waters in Indonesia and it rains buckets here.

@@onlyplants You're welcome! It's a mystery to me....plants like this, and Phalaenopsis orchids shouldn't get their crowns wet.........yet in nature I'm sure they get rained on! LOL

Added to wishlist!

They look so cool up close

I have the same problem with mine too

Hello I saw a plant tuber use fungicide on her aglaonemas and they look amazing and Im trying the same. So far so good!

@@onlyplants Thank you! I'll give it a try. Have a great weekend!

Thank you 😌💕

🐸💖

Thank youuu haha

Thank you so much. I do systemeticallt spray them down with neem and chemical pesticides though. So far the pest population is quite manageable thankfully

🙈

Thank you so much. I love Coleus too got some in my last cheap plants video 😌

Haha thank you 😌

Thank youu. Scalprums are quite expensive!

I just tried and you are right. They have the cutest babies!

I am sometimes grateful to discover new species by mislabelling though. All plants are beautiful in their own right and I dont mind caring for strays 😅

Whoaaa they can take frost?

They die back and become dormant in the winter but they come back in the spring. I have some in my garden and I live in Alaska.

Not just frost but a couple of feet of snow and ice...lol

Ha, I was just going to post the same :)

@@onlyplants here in Ohio they are still thriving outdoors with morning frost and all day temps under 60 degrees Fahrenheit. And they are very drought tolerant I let the rain water them and by no means do we get rain every week!

Thank you so much Ross. Mmmm a glass a mojiton sounds really good now 🤤

Thank you so much. Looking forward to seeing mine grow. It hasnt done anything 😅

What is the temperature? Spring growth is incredible.

Thank you 😌

Whoaa thank you.

Whoaa thank you so much for the tips

Thank you so much 🐸 💕

😅😅

Thank youu. I hear african violets dont like their leaves wet... maybe thats why mine died. But Im going to try again!

@@onlyplants true: water puts marks on the leaves. They will hate the neem oil as wel. Check out Miss Orchid Girl 2 on African violets. They have sensitive roots you should disturb as little as possible and that hate to dry out or be too wet (root rot). Prop through leaves in soil and through leaves with petioles in water. Real easy!

Cool tip, thank you 😌

Thank youu I will try to give it might light 😌

Im not sure what those trees are called... could be bodhi tree or something sounding like that 😅

I just googled it up and it looks so cool! Added to wishlist. Thank you!

I never ever measure 😅 maybe dilute it so that theres between 2-3% neem oil in the solution? Dont forget to add a couple drops of soap too. This is to emulsify the solution as oil and water dont mix.

Yepp Im always buying plants. I already have episode 3 filmed and this will turn into a series 🐸

Thank you so much Diane. I love watching US nursery tours though, the plants look full in the pot and so happy. Our plant nurseres here look so sad 😅

Sorry, it's Pilea cadieri 🙄. Upon reading your reply, I noticed my mistake. Pilea involucrata is the one that look like 'moon craters' lol and practically tells in the name '"involucrata', crater. . Shouldn't have mixed those up 🤷‍♀️

🙌🏻🐸🙌🏻

I can grow just about anything but lavender, I will get a plant, it does well, I put it in the ground, it dies. I'm in FL where it is supposed to do well. I've tried everything, so I can now say I am a lavender murderer too LOL

Thank you so much 😌🙏🏽

Thank youuu. Ill try again

Cute!

thank you so much. Good to know they divide and spread! I’ll be looking out for that

Thank you so much. 😌🙏🏽

Whoaaa thank you so much. These plants are so hard to come by here

@@onlyplants yes, bottom watering keep leaves dry.

Makasihh nice to meet you

Thanks for the tips on the hipoestes! Syngoniums dont usually need a lot of light so I have a feeling it is nutrient deficiency. But may also be possible for pests to cause stunted growth. Mealy bugs can live in the soil, and some species of syngoniums are spider mites magnets!

@@onlyplants You were right, unfortunately ! I found out yesterday that there was an early stages outbreak where leaves connect to petioles on my big bird of paradise, which confirmed the well camouflaged beginning outbreak in the syngoniums, which is pretty much invisible, but it was too strange that all 6 of them started to develop the same leaf unfurling problem at the same time. Plant dad will be cooking up some much needed neem oil solution and will be cursing the living room plants that have to be treated... al 43 of them, as prevention. Or maybe i'll run away and not come back. :) Tnx for the reply and keep up the nice video's

They can take a huge variety of conditions... you just have to water according to your environment. Water them only when leaves are droopy. Or I actually recommend moisture meter, and water only when its bone dry 😌

Yesss exporting is hard 😅

yeah i feel you. im from malaysia and even domestic shop from shopee takes few days. cant imagine having it have to go through custom. if it even get through😅

So kind of you! You tried ~~

Thank you so much! Thats very helpful. I will update that in the video description soon

@@yuntingtan5855 That situation was early in my houseplant hobby. I felt like I was performing surgery on the plant. Wasn’t meant to be I guess? Have a great day!

Whoaaa thank you Franco

Yeah the rattlesnakes love low light 😌