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Do you have a compost pile? Thoughthe the fern could've gone there or just directly in the bush somewhere, closer to the Mother Nature))))

Thank tou for all the great ideas.

Mesh is a great way to cover drainage holes that are too big. I love variegated Sanservia’s.

I’ve seen people in my local plant group just put plants on the curb and say free so it has a chance for a second home while being out of yours. I’d love to see how you pick your plants to post on your shop and how you decide how often you want to sell plants or do a “drop”.

☕️ Great way to start my Sunday Morning!! Gorgeous and thriving plant shelves. Love your content. 🪴☕️🪴❤️

Never going to grow bored of these videos, they are the best Harli content! 💞

It's so wild to hear you say "Kai is going to be 5 soon" as it makes me realize how long i've been around! At one point, Kai wasnt even a thought and it's been so amazing to watch you grow over the years into the person you are! Thanks for bringing us along for the ride ❤🌿💚

I recently had the very same epiphany. I am over my propagation addiction also. I can actually prune my huge Jade plant and resist the temptation to propagate every tiny piece. I have enough! I no longer feel obligated to participate in every plant purge in my local group. I no longer feel the urge to conquer every species. I grow what I grow well. It's been very freeing. No, it wasn't easy, but I feel much better. I'm very glad to hear somebody gets it. Thank you.

I would love to see a video on what would be a great vacation to your area. I love to see the hiking and camping but a little more in depth would be awesome! I'm from Iowa and your area has always been on my bucket list What happened to the group to you took polls on-still in the works? Love for content!

I love these chill plant chore videos, I always find myself going to water my plants and i’ll end up switching the pot pairings and moving my whole collection around lol ❤️

Can’t relate…

Hi! Can you put ice cubes in the water to keep them cool? :) also what would you do during the winter when the heat runs in your home?

I really love what you mentioned about green waste in the landfills. I feel the same. 🌱

yall know how people watch CleanTok or organization videos?? I feel like Harlis repot/prop videos are top tier versions of that!!! Theyre total comfort and inspiration videos for me

You have a huge yard PLEASE start composting if you don’t already. Organic material is really not okay to mix with landfill trash. In most of the EU it’s illegal and countries get fined for not separating it, actually. Decomposing organic matter is wet, that wetness mixing with other broken and decaying materials produces chemical contaminated runoff that damages the environment if not managed meticulously by the landfill. always compost your organics!

I am new to polymer clay and this is by far the most helpful video I’ve seen so far

Organized and peaceful plant stand 🪴🪴🪴

Why not just pour hot water in it to loosen the glue.

I like watching your channel you always make me smile. I had asked before. The WHITE SHELVE behind you. I can't seem to find a simple white shelve just like that. I need to span a long wall and like the clean look. Or if you have come across shelves that you have found that you liked, would you mind adding them to a list. I've been through your Amazon lists. I can't seem to find anything, the one behind you would be perfect because I could buy multiple to span a long wall. Thanks

Great vid! Whatever content you feel like creating will be good. Thanks for sharing Harli!

I still buy plants (not nearly as often as I used to), I want plants that I don't have to fuss over so I still have time for my other hobbies. About 4 years ago I converted most of my plants to self-watering and it's a game-changer. I use a very chunky substrate and the plants love it. I was surprised at how much water they will drink. No more root rot from crap watering habits and no more gnats. I fill up a rubber, 30-gallon trash bin on wheels with water and can have over 100 plants watered in less than an hour. Some may only need their reservoir filled every 2 weeks.

I looooove the sound of you sliding pots and setting them down😂 it’s so satisfying

I’m SO happy you brought up how downsizing has resulted in less maintenance! I also downsized around the same time you did, and I’ve been wondering why I haven’t had many plant chores lately lol duh less plants=less maintenance 🤦🏾‍♀️ it also helped that the plants I got rid of were generally the plants that required the most maintenance and caused the most stress lol

I really need to downsize. I’m overwhelmed. I need to learn to toss it! Thanks you’re an inspiration.

You are absolutely adorable!

I never knew those spores opened up and dropped pollen! I learn something every day!

Ohhh MY 😳 I understand you have a saying in your channel with “it’s ok to 🗑️ 🪴” but ohh my, you could have make someone very happy with that plant if you had posted on Facebook free local group. Or at lease to a compost pile. I just can’t just put a healthy plant in a plastic trash bag. It was truly sad 😢

Enjoyed this video, as watching you complete your plant chores motivates me to tackle mine. I'm just curious as to why you moved plants out of your bedroom? I'm looking at ways to add plants to mine, so want to make sure I'm not making a mistake myself.😴

Oh boy I have a Hoya on order 🙁. My first one the endauensis Hoya

Just curious, the first plant, why did you plant it in spaghnum and not soil? Acclimate reasons or do you just grow it forever in spaghnum? 🤔

I always enjoy your plant chore videos! I saved this to watch while I do my own plant chores! 😊

Good morning Harli😀 please keep up those plant care video's. I really appreciate all the help I can get. Thank you for all you show us. P.S. you make smile and laugh as well love to see how excited you get when you get new plants. Hugs

As you accumulate empty terra cotta pots of different sizes and shapes they can become attractive decor stacked and arranged amongst your plants inside or on your patio.

If you would have sold your plant that you threw away i would have come over and bought it since i live in the same state as you.

I tossed 3 little four-inch plants in the trash last week and feel like a new woman! I felt bad about throwing them out, but so liberated after. 😂 Two were cuttings that I was fighting to save for months, and one was a bunny ear cactus that was just plain mean. 😆

We already lost plant me Ashley, are we going to lose you too?

One of my least favorite plant chores is repotting, but watching your videos makes me feel like it’s not that bad. I need to just do it! 😅

Harley, are you kinda leaning away from terra cotta as you repot?

Hi Harli! Because of you my house plant collection is thriving. I plant in plastic nursery pots and keep them in cashpos. Bottom water everything with Liquidirt. Since starting these methods, I no longer accidentally kill plants and maintenance is so much easier since bottom watering lasts longer... for weeks in most cases. Appreciate you so much!

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I enjoyed this video; love the look!I think your videos are balanced with care and style.

I like when you do plant chore videos! It reminds me to do my own. And I learn a lot from your videos, always have, and anything you post I watch, so thank you!

Should have sold that plant😔

Your justification for throwing away the plant was convincing!

When we throw green matter and compostable into the regular trash and it ends up in landfills it actually produces more CO2! It also doesn't fully break down in that environment🙂

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Love your videos I would LOVE to see more outdoor content! Like turning part of your backyard to a pollinator garden!

Hi Harli! I'm not at all saying plants should not be thrown away, but I do know how much you've enjoyed your Kangaroo fern. While ferns can be finicky pains-in-the-behind, their rhizomatic root systems are pretty hardy. Only very mature ferns/fronds produce spores. If in the future you have a fern you love but are hating/reacting to the spores, you may want to try cutting the entire plant back. This should kind of restart the plant at a less mature stage so that you don't have to worry about the spores again (for a while).

I’ll be interested in watching the progress of your philodendron chop and prop. I’m starting to have second thoughts about growing houseplant cuttings. Maybe it is just me, but it seems to take a long, long time to see results.