Hi Sean, love love your videos I have learnt so much from you, I have watched quite a of other videos and never really understood how to mix soils for different types of plants until I saw your videos. Thank you so much

I really appreciate that you do your plant updates in the same video! Thank you

Boston Ferns are ''unreal'' they grow anywhere in the community, from holes in a wall, gutter, roof,on a high risen building wall , abandoned vehicles, in between cracks in the wall, anywhere without maintenance they have a mind of their own, they are very independent from humans to help them grow . I love them !!

I love that you included updates. I love rescue videos but hate to search/wait for the updates! Sometimes there is no update! 🙄😆 Great video!

These videos are my favorite!

Hi Sean, I love your show ❤️ I'm watching from Southern California.

Stumpy dolphins!🤣 Edit: Great video. I love all your videos with updates. You have such a great commitment to quality content.

This video rescue me from tons of dish- washing.

We grow those asparagus ferns outdoors here in AZ. They like to be on irrigation but like arid conditions. They also do fine in full Sun.

I Love How you salvage the plant from rotting ..so relieving I have that kind you just rescued I learned much from you.

I often find the best way to save a plant is to propagate, so I was completely expecting a propagation video. I notice your african violet has multiple crowns (can happen when you grow it in a larger pot...). YOu can split them rather than start new leaves, but it's always fun to see the babies pop up from leaf cuttings, so I'd do that too. :)

I love how you narrate in your video 😃

Very cool video ! I admit i'm a little jealous of your climate and how you can grow plants outside 😅 I'm in the center of France so i really only can put my plants outside 2 or 3 months a year ! And yes i have african violets , some in a Western exposure, some under grow Lights and their leaves have a purple/ Green color 😊

Awesome, love your long instructive videos!

I have a euphorbia tirucalli and it is normal turn yellow/light green/firey orange depending on the intensity of the sun. In the summer time mine turns orange and in the winter time it turns green or yellow green. I have mine outside in full sun and in a 4inch terracotta pot. 😄

Thank you for the updates!

My pencil stick i just threw it out in the yard & left it alone. I has grown TREMENDOUSLY, like over 8”. They are in Full sun, partial sun & just getting water when it rains lol. I’m in SE florida.

You: Watering your plants slightly everyday. Me (in germany): watering my plants maybe like every 3 to 4 weeks lol

So hardy, they could grow in garbage...love yr commentary over yr videos. I cld see that as a meme 🤣 Thanks for sharing quality content

I love your vidéos,

The underground nodes are storage nodes. A source of nutrients for the plant.

Another excellent video with lots of informative updates. Might I suggest, if you have a pot bound plant in the future like the anthurium in this video, I find it helps to get something to push up from the bottom through the drainage hole. It has helped me remove many a stuck plant in the past.

Watching the fern grow back from nothing made me tear up.

Love this format! Great idea. Thanks again for sharing.

The dolphins need more light, not enough light makes them become stingrays! Love your videos x

I love your plants! Thanks for sharing your rescue! I always try to rescue any that start to suffer. I’ve even cut off tops of dying cactus and let them dry out and replant. 🤣 You have a huge knowledge base about your plants.

Hi! I have those asparagus or we call it here as foxtail fern. And I think you should propagate it just like how you propagate boston ferns , those corns were their water supply that’s why there’s no new growth. It should be planted together with it’s leaves. It doesn’t like to be watered that much beacause of those corns, they store their water there. And likes bright semi shaded areas.

This is awesome. Such dedication to a video with even a 9 month update. Like you would’ve had a plant baby! It’s also really cool you kept the not so successful rescues and we got to learn from them too. Cheers!

Haha i have a trick for syngoniums. I cared too much for them. And they wilted like crazy. Trust me on this. 80%sand: 20% potting soil. Water every 2 weeks. Maybe just a cup. Thats all.

I have a really hard time getting my oxalis to grow and here you are just pulling them out like weeds *cries of jealousy* Happy holidays! Hope you get to relax and rest a bit :)

My dolphin necklace got too dry and then grew beautifully down the side of the pot. I’ll have to move it to a higher spot. The root are was dry with many pieces be-retaking off. I greatly under watered it. Mistake. Now it’s in a sunny window and gets a bit of water every two days. The leaves are strange but interesting. I hesitated to cut off the dry bits.

The euphorbia is also called fire sticks when stuck in direct light it becomes a beautiful red.I live in Hawaii. Not as humid so maybe that’s it but they do fine crowded. Mine are kept in direct sun all day in fact I’ve literally just thrown it in one of my pots because it’s was getting so big and it rooted itself and grew. I never water them. Only get water from rain

Same here, having some struggles with syngoniums. The common ones I just left outside and is doing well.

Hey Sean , I keep the pencil cacti in west window it gets direct sun an I let it dry out between waterings. Just FYI Happy Holidays 💚😀

Thank you Sean, a lot of great information! Happy holidays if you celebrate🎄💚🙃

Hi Shaun Very good rescues They look great now on the update well worth the wait! Merry Christmas and happy new year! 🌱💚🌵🪴

My euphorbia tirucalli grows insanely fast in direct sun! I got mine as a cutting on the floor that I rooted in water first and transferred to all purpose soil. It is really easy for me. I just leave it alone tbh

Maidenhair rescue is superb!!

Awesome video! I loved it 🦠💚

My asparagus plant is in the east window with sheer curtains so it’s getting filtered light. I watered it too much at one point and mushroom started to sprout. Now I use only a water meter to water my asparagus and fox tail plant, both plants are doing great.

I wish I could grow all ferns, I can only grow thick leaves ones due to my lack of humidity

Love your videos! So much good information.

Wow nice collection plant

Damn. I hope my Crystallinum grows that lush.

I propogated african violet by single leaf but they took a VERY long time to see a baby plant. At least 3 months, I think longer. As long as the parent leaf look good, hang in there!

I think those tubers on the Asparagus densiflorus where just water storege tubers, like calatheas also have. So no Rhizome tubers like Alocasias grow baby pups.

When i do root division i soak well the soil, shake the roots after sometime, so as to have a clear idea where i am cutting.

Oxalis grow from bulbs. That is why they came back in the asparagus fern pot. I’ve found asparagus fern to grow wild here in S California. They don’t need hardly any water, the roots are wiry, nearly impossible to pull out of the ground. They become invasive.

26:00 Please Sean, it's horrible 😂😂😂

that was awesome! loved the horror show btw. made me hold my breath! 😆

Your video 😍👍

Agree with you mas shawn, syngonium Aurea wet stick propagation is not works really well for me too. So I assume it’s an aurea thing unlike Synge Albo which is works really good.

The Euphorbia trucali, you only need one stick cutting by itself and try to water less, like sansevierias, I don't have problems growing it, I can just snap a branch and stick it in the ground forget about it and way it grows. It's not my favourite plant though, the saps scares me. Take care

onlyplants asparagus is a succulent like plant. They store water ind the bulbs you propagated, instead of in the leaves like many other succulents.

My white varigated Syngonium is a very slow growing plant. I chopped it , propagated it and still gives me trouble. I don't know what to think of it...at least yours are prolific growers 🙏😄😄

I’d watch for two hours. 😎👍

That is what I love all of your videos. From plant care-propagation until updates in one video, so that we will not wait months for updates. Thank youu 💚💚💚💚😊 Merry Christmas! 🎉

Pencil cactus needs direct light. The sunnier, the better.

You said it was an asparagus plant but it looks like a fox tail plant because I have both plants. Water only when it needs it not every day.

love your ferns' collection! i was told by my relatives that ferns that spread like yours may kill plants that either share the same pot or nearby their suckers. is it true, because if so, i'll have a lot of replacing some green buddies! also, congrats on your plants' progress! i haven't been here for a while and i digress on my plant journey...

Your video😍👍

I had a pencil cactus. It became a 8 foot tree in a 12 inch pot only. Huge. I kept it in full sun (up to 45 deg C). But it has no shape. It grows very randomly. So i gave it to someone. There is another variety in market which gets red in winters. That's better. But i dont love this plant anymore. 😂

Just in time as I plan to do some re potting (rescue) with some of my plants ... including my anthurium crystal as well ;) I totally give up on any string of ... dolphin ... I had 4 pots ... kill them so another plant to add onto - never again list (including algoaname bi or tri colour) :( thanks for this video

Hi my name is Indri, I watch your videos often, I like them and I think you are doing a good job. I just would like to make a comment about your string of dolphin, that does not look like a string of dolphin. I am not sure what it is. I have some string of dolphin in my collection, and I propagated some of them. I noticed even the young plant will take shape like dolphins already. I think maybe the person sold that plant to you either mistakenly gave you a different plant or they ID the plant incorrectly.

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Hi Sean, really enjoyed the video again. Just wondering if you can share soil mix you’re using for your Boston Fern. Thanks 🙏

Just what I found out, the coco peat will give it moisture, and it deceives the plant to think is in the wild, forest with the moisture that is not from water but from the coco peat , and it is the same as it was in the ground in the forest.

“dolphins” become “stingrays”. when over watered (or so i’ve been told)

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Great job sean... i do propagation and rescue around 3 months and it's come up so good during this rainy season. And quick question, do you have Playlist on spotify maybe... just curious about your music... thanks

wow, I'm so early. Noice.

Do you have Sparagus Fern?/ the very fine fonds

African violets like bottom watering only :)

Hi Sean.. Does fungus rust wil spread to other plant? N wil it grow more on the same plant especially on the new growth?

Hi sean, i need help, how i can keep my plant alive while im away for 3 months, i live alone, i have philo, monstera, etc, do you have any suggestion?

Watching this after finding one of my two ferns dead. 😅

That pencil cactus u need to not waterrrrrr

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I do like your videos but as you know you’re an ‘overwaterer’(I didn’t even know that was a thing) why don’t you just stop it?!! Happy Christmas 🎄