"Easy" means different things to different people. Also, some plants just seem to do better in some parts of the world than others, sometimes better in one house than another even with the same care. I think some conditions that affect a plant are just beyond our control.

Stop showing me this moisture meter.. My finger and feeling didn't fail me my whole life. Everytme you show it I start doubting myself. Nope..no moisture meter for me and I'll water me my "dinheiro em penca" *Callisia repens* (I don't know the English name) because i know it's is the right time now. I know the time in seconds. See you later. ❤❤❤❤❤

I bought a peperomia obtusifolia and it arrived with some leaves deformed. This plant was part of "my *10 plants are enough* " list, but it's been a long, long time I don't have it. I did cut some of the wrinkled leaves and I'll let it all adjust. Lack of water can be a reason. Her colour shows it's not light. I hope it gets better for I noticed that some new leaves are deformed. I searched and searched for any pest but didn't find anything to the moment (yes, Mr Sheffield, of course she's is in quarantine) She's beautiful making a good pair with the peperomia scandens (you don't have it, na na ni na, poor you 🤣 you collection is not complete🎼🎶🎵) But you have the lipstick one. I want one but it's expensive now. Plants that are in fashion is something very strange for me. I envie you Sansi lamp. I would have to import and it's expensive. I've been watching your channel for fun. Very good channel. ❤❤

I think there can be misting with a fine mist and misting that leaves large water droplets on the plant. Fine misting will evaporate quickly while the large drops will sit on the leaves and possibly cause the problems mentioned. Also new growth can be damaged with misting according to Lee @ Kill That Plant. I've also read variegation can be damaged by misting. A grower I buy plants from told me not to mist but if I do, to mist the stems. What I've gotten from all of this and what I do is to use a very fine mist, lightly mist every other day and avoid new growth and variagated patches as much as possible. With these plants, I focus mainly on the stems. Turn a fan on for an hour or so after misting so the water doesn't sit on the leaves causing the potential bacterial issues, especially with water pooling in new growth and unfurling leaves, which could cause damage as Lee spoke about. Hope all this helps, it's just a compromise of everything I've seen and read on the subject.

Life, uh, finds a way.

So the plant grew back even more lopsided 😅

lol.. last month I chopped down all my stonecrop, not realizing it wants to be vertical, oh well, at least it's all growing back!

Big Beetle's fan??

The plant at 12:27 looks like the plant I have. I grew it from a dead looking stalk and to date I have not known what it is. I only have the one stalk but it is growing like crazy. Ficus Altissima. I knew it would get identified if I kept watching you. Great! I'm so happy!

Anyone ever root pruned a Pregnant Onion / Sea Onion 🧅?

i totally forgot about this guy - i used to...and still do love! his humour and his channel overall! good lad keep doing what you're doing

Oh my goodness Sheffi you have come a long way with your video etiquette!! I just ran across this one from 2 yrs back and you seemed so bored! 😂 So happy you have gotten so creative and cheeky as you've grown comfortable making your content 🌱🌱🌱

Is it supposed to dilute the milk and use it sparingly

I love my monstera!

This is really interesting , how a plant actually adapts & looks after the leaves below it. Absolutely amazing nature. I love learning about everything about this earth & the beautiful things in it.

So two years down the track, did you chuck this in the S&P bin?

These houseplants are toxic to children and pets!

Warning: All but one of these plants are TOXIC to cats.

That's only logical to water -in, just like when planting outdoor plants into the garden.

GROSS and HELP I noticed my money tree and my chinese evergreen are dry so I go to bottom water. They were purchased is this weird hard packed peat moss shit. They both sat in water for over an hour and hardly drank any. I bought clear 1 inch high bottom saucers to watch. And what did I see in the evergreen! These little (baby finger nail size)tiny centipede things trying to climb up, and doing it, the outside of the pot. They came out the holes at the bottom of the plant. What the f**k! They are getting transplanted tomorrow into fresh earth and getting a dip bath. Have you ever heard of this? First time touching plants/earth I will be wearing gloves. Peace.

Hellooo amazing video! Just bought my first jade yesterday🥰 I have a question for the soil regarding propergation with the stems, should i use soil made for succulents? Or normal houseplant soil?

I have often chosen to soften mine in water for a few days to remove the brown shell of aired roots, then once you see the white, take it to soil

This „coming up“ segment at the start is a bit pointless Mr. Sheffield. Weird KZfaq trend in general. Love your videos ❤️ I watch every single one and have learned so much while also being entertained. Thank you!

GREAT VIDEO,, Thank You,...!

Love and Peace.

Uhh I i so badly want to show off a jade worthy of admiration. I can see it now.. the uuhs and ahs.. i might point out the lovely thick stem and the lush succulent canopy just bursting with lifee... Sadly i hav never managed to keep one alive... They all seem to shrivel up and die.. i dnt know who's to blame.. (not I, the blameless..) its the cats i tell u... They seem to love a good potty break in my jades... 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Cheers mate!

Just the look on your face in the thumbnail pulled me in 😄

My monstrosity tradescantia nanouk grows insanely fast, huge branches in all directions, since I don’t have space for wide pots, I came up with a solution of getting a couple sticks and tying branches to grow upwards, so far so good

I’ve been using mycorrhizal fungi for years with chili growing in particular. I’ve found it really boosts the root mass extensively which then allows the plants to grow a huge amount quicker because they’re taking in that much more nutrients. Doing tests on equivalent sized plants of the same variety, I’ve seen over 3 times the growth meaning I was at the fruiting stages a good 7 weeks earlier than those that didn’t use the fungi. I tend to grow super-hots so their growth in the early stages in particular is painfully slow. Interestingly enough, I’d run out this year during my potting up stages so one plant didn’t get any. That one variety really suffered with its root growth and then lost a few leaves meaning its progression has been far below that of the others I’ve done. I’ve also used it a lot on azaleas and they’ve really shown great improvement with it, so houseplants should get beneficial results

Just found your channel and i love it, my gf got me a jade plant for valentines and i was wondering why it didnt look so Thicc as other jades

I only change the earth if it's full of lots of bugs. Clean the pot and dip the plant before re-planting. Sorry I can't sleep with them. Love and Peace.

Excellent and helpful. Now four of my prayers are from division in 4inch pots(I gave the mother plants to my Mother) and 1 is a leave in water which now I know is a waste of time. O no, down a purple medallion plant already. lol Question: What number on the moisture meter are we talking about Rich? Love and Peace.

You mentioned about how how to transfer from water propogation to soil, but i recently moved my monsteran Andansoni from soil to water as it just wasnt doing good in soil. I now however see that it has issues with yellowing and sometimes blackening leaves and only very little growth and also some root rot. What would you reccomend to help get it back on track iust give up and go for a new plant started straight in water or perhaps there is an issue with fertilizer? Bit lost with thisnplant to be honest 😅

12:06 I guessed that "Only fools and horses" was your favourite show, even before you said it. You sometimes sound like Del Boy.

Do I need to worry about touching my soil and getting a parasite after?

Fabulous to know. Is the prayer plant a part of the calathea family? Love and Peace.

Photos are the only plants I never regretted buying . Otherwise , all the plants , indoor and outdoor , are not easy plants .

NO! NO! NO! I hope like hell she came back. Poor baby. Love and Peace.

I love a good experiment but thank the Gods this one failed. The smell! I forgot to mention after being transferred back into a 4inch pot from a 6, my 2 stem monstera swiss which I staked, now this morning pushed out a new leave from the unstaked one. It is almost 4inches long and a healthy green. My first baby. What a nice surprise I wasn't excepting. I wish I new how to make those eemoji things. Rich, this video is older, please let me know how Smelly Joe is doing? Did he recover from the milk? Love and Peace.

I need any suggestion for, how to bring three-month-old apple tree seedlings on a long over 10 h fly?

I love watching me Mr Sheffield

5:50 : "look at mine, bless him." lmao.

when I was in school I wasn’t able to have all of my plants in soil. I was super busy and finally decided to take a jump, seeing what would happen if I grew my monstera in water. She very surprisingly LOVES it. I now have my monstera growing in an aquarium with sand substrate and a bubbler designed for fish (in order to ensure there is plenty of oxygen) I can’t help but chuckle a little when I hear folks say that Monsteras do not like too much water. Folks - if you read this comment please know that it is true that Monstera’s in general do not like a very wet soil. Please do not read my comment and go drown your Monstera if it is in soil - those soil roots will rot and you’ll be rather angry with me 😅 However- If you learn about how to have your monstera thrive with water roots your plant may surprise you and live in an aquarium like mine! Last note - The aquarium is dedicated to my monstera. There are no fish or living creatures in her home ❤

I don't know but the day I started misting my monsteras, they have started growing very fast.

What a fun commentary-love your -100 rating 😂😂cheered me right up thanks please do more of these 😁

I talked to someone whose Hoya Kerii single heart in a pot finally grew after 7 years! I want a full plant so badly but I do also love the little heart in a pot too.

I loooove jades, they were the first plant variety that I had any success with! I now keep several varieties and I will definitely be gleefully collecting more! (Also, thank you for the soil aeration tip because ironically I was wondering why my front drought tolerant flowerbed's soil was so crusty and concrete-like at the front!😂 Now I know what the fix is and I will be implementing it ASAP!❤)

I loooove jades, they were the first plant variety that I had any success with! I now keep several varieties and I will definitely be gleefully collecting more! (Also, thank you for the soil aeration tip because ironically I was wondering why my front drought tolerant flowerbed's soil was so crusty and concrete-like at the front!😂 Now I know what the fix is and I will be implementing it ASAP!❤)

The soil one is doing best because most potting soils have fertilizer mixed in.