2.3 gallons? Imma just use 2 gallons lady😂

Finding ways to hang the plants is not the trouble, watering them is. That is why I don't do hanging plants.

Your ratio is so off and very hard to remember

How often do use the fertilizer? I. Watched one where they said approx 1/2 cup per plant but I didn't hear them say how often? Every day? Twice a week? Once a week? Help

Thanks for the tip! Going to try this with my out of date dried yeast!

Thank you... wait...do i need the clay at the bottom

Brilliant

Awesome, but totally different leaf at the end. All my water propagated leaves end up mushy, even if I change water out daily.

Hey l am trying to fix my plant on your app by taking a pic why do l need to pay 😢?

Your channel is a blessing

How do you sculpt them to be curvy or wavy

Always test the soil, and how should it feel like? What to test for?

ty for ratio tierd of hearing just sprinkle

Thank you, for your help❤. Very nice tips and tricks 👍

Can’t we grow it in closed pots? I mean without drainage holes?

That looked more than just 1 tblspoon yeast ..

Thanks for sharing

V good

Can u use expired yeast.... I have always kept it in the freezer????

Does it have to be neem oil?

My cutting is in water for 2 months it has roots should I put it in soil mix?

Can you drain off water and just place them back straight away into decorative pot or wait for the pot to dry off water before placing back on decorative pot?

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Yes it works.

2:10 those seedlings are seriously leggy. Don’t leave them in the dark for 4 days, check them daily and once visible remove them to a proper light source.

Damn, you’re a fox

Thank you

U forgot to mention a single leaf can be made into multiple cutting. Ove never heard of that "v" cut" but I'll try it out .

Terrible video for spreading misinformation. Wire or metal should never be used on air plants, it will cause damage to it.

But some said that because of its slightly acidic camelia flower like them ....i don't know the right one....so confusing 😢

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Hey, I just got a spider plant and I put it on a plastic tub. So now I am concerned about if it's essential to make hole at the bottom of the tub for proper drainage? Actually I am keeping the plant in my bedroom so the holes at the bottom can make trouble!

The chandelier!!!

Great video! Nature would do that naturally so I try not to interfere too much. When I cut my grass I leave the cuttings too 👍

I have two of those sun mirrors. One in that size and a bigger one. I ❤ them. 😄

water looks very dirty,big no for me

Even nutritional yeast?

This ks helpful, thanks!

I’ve never been successful at water propagating Dieffs, I always add a little rooting hormone and put it directly into soil, keeping it humid during the following weeks

Great ideas but not plastic..

Some plants like having wet leaves though. My Calatheas enjoy it very much, especially now in the dry air from the radiators.

Hi. I don't know what to do with mine now. I bought one of those little packaged rose bush bundles about 4 years ago from Menards and didn't expect much. Area where my flowerbed is gets over 6 feet of snow, most of it packed from snowblower, and it has survived every year and this spring produced about 14 roses. I have never cut back anything or protected it, except for cutting flower off for vase, and now, since it's getting so big (wider and fuller), I don't know what I should cut away or how to cover it. I could try some sort of box built from wood since not much else would hold up to the weight of 6 solid, not fluffy, feet of snow. Any suggestions? How far down should I cut the branches? Anything you suggest will be greatly appreciated. I guess I've been really lucky these last few winters and now that the bush looks so pretty I'd hate to lose it now. The soil isn't even that deep in the box since it's built over cement.

Coffee grounds should be composted before adding to potted plants. Plants can't simply consume the coffee grounds. They must be broken down by bacteria/fungi first.

Great video, short and sweet!