Hey Chris! Are you guys not really selling on Palmstreet anymore? I miss your lives 💚

Love all your vids Chris! Thanks for sharing & can’t wait for the deliciosa prop tip!

still more accurate than apple maps

We need Something to make it speak

Literally A fucking alien

The philo burle marx var is so 😍.

I mostly sell locally when I have extra, but anthurium don't sell in pittsburgh yet, so I might have to start listing on Palm Street. Anthuriums addicts intimidates me. 😂

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I might be judgy for thinking this, but people who got a spiritus sancti as their first plant irk me. Not because of jealousy, but because of all the plants you could start with, you chose to get one that is known to be so elusive in the wild, one that has such a high price tag attached to it, and one that has the greatest demand among all other plants in the plant community? What if it dies in your care because of your lack of experience? It feels like those people only chose this as their starter plant to feel a sense of superiority, without actually caring about having enough experience to keep a rare (in the wild) plant alive. Of course one could say that I don't know them personally so I' m assuming a lot, but their decision already says a lot about themselves for me

What is the long-term experience with adding sugar to your plants? Do they live longer, produce green leaves again or do the white leaves die at some point?

THE LAST OF US?

Ok let me tell yall why this is actually very cool so basically there is this math problem called the travelling sales man problem where a salesmen wants to reach all the houses in the fastest route but the problem is there are a lot like for example 10 houses and they are all randomly scattered and so if you do the math there are 10 to the power of 10 different ways to get to each house and so even the world’s best computers would explode trying to find the fastest route but the mold can somehow do it and so that’s why it’s really cool

This Monsanta company really really screws up farmers all over the world.

What do you mean when you say the mint adonsonii “propagates accidentally”?

Hey, so I thought andansonii leaves were supposed to get bigger when they started climbing? I’ve got an unhappy bebbie right now

how long does it shipped? in our experience if it is more than 5 days, its getting risky

Yeah but they barely put out any PPFD. Like maybe 25 for one light at 8 inches. Might be okay for seedlings.

Can you assmeble milsbo without thr feet? Im thinking about raising it on ikea kallax 4 shelves single layer white

Not a new technique if you study agronomy, just saying..

Although I'm primarily a plant collector rather than a seller, I regularly import plants from all over the world. This has allowed me to acquire many rare and unique specimens, though my experiences with different sellers have varied. Most sellers I've encountered are decent people trying to make a living, but importing always requires careful judgment. I believe I know the seller you're referring to in this video-I met him at the same show. Since then, I've done at least a dozen imports with him. While I've had generally positive experiences with his plants, some have unfortunately perished. However, he has been fair and replaced them in subsequent shipments or at later shows. It's important to understand that importing plants carries inherent risks. To mitigate these, it's often necessary to import in volume and be prepared for potential losses.

I would be buying a plane ticket😠

Can't wait for your upcoming "secrets exposed" show!

I for one will love whenever you release the prop vid. I'm finally to the number of plants that I feel my small prop method isn't keeping up or doing well enough for me. Not that I have sold anything yet.. I was trying to get enough stock together and local word of mouth to sell locally before going online. >-<; I'm in a tiny town so our box stores and nursery's don't really get anything neat or colorful in.

Love from India 💙. Always informative videos 🪴🤗

Got 2 BMF's in 4" pots for $110 each, and lucky enough to find one double that size for $100 the same week. Keeping one for personal and two to prop & sell. Hopefully there will still be a bit of a market by the time all these TC's grow up.

My Monstera White Tiger is too beautiful to be cut up and propagated especially when the nodes are so close together. I did think about propagation but I couldn’t.

Getting a leaf is a lot different than getting the whole fucking plant pot and all!!

I love plants but seriously? The guy with the gun was really ready to lose his life over a plant

Hey Chris, what a great Video... In regards you sharing your prop secrets - don't compromize yourself for our sake... I'd hate to see you losing your IP to someone like costa (tho I'm in nz so realistically can't care less but)... However, looking forward to it ❤

P. hedaraceum variegated is not stable, at least not the one here. I was given some cuttings as a freebie with purchase last year with just the slightest traces of variegation left. It's totally green now, and still no sign that it will revert back to what it was. I'm putting that one on the seller because of how it already was going out. Love your videos, particularly when you do the investigative stuff!

Was that an Epi Hanoman sp Bali maybe Regardless that episode Bali plant sells wonderfully

Alocasia 😊

Thank you for the great information. Much appreciation for the great video. 💙🪴Love from India. Now we know the true story of The Jackyn.

I Bought a Burl Marx flame for 70 us in denmark

Really Informative for me 💯🌿. Love from India 💙

My go to is albo monsteras because they sell well and they are recognizable for people getting into the hobby. I can buy a four leaf albo for 120 and cut it up and make my money and then some. Albos are no where going anywhere yet so I’m thinking of focusing more on them next year. The other plants sell but for less than 15 bucks in my area.

Have a great week. See you in your next video!! ❤

A mistake that i didn’t take account of until it was too late… Your mother plants grow BIG after awhile so make sure you have the space. I have a few mothers with such massive root balls regardless taking cuttings they still take up decent space…😵‍💫 and the cuttings that dont sell also grow big lol TC is cute and tiny now but they will eventually get there so be warned 😂

Unpopular opinion: I don't really like Monstera and will take non variegation first on most plants - but I mainly collect Anthuriums now. I think Anthurium hybrids are likely the biggest money makers individually. I see $400-$500 plants sell everyday on FB. If you can hybridize yourself and get 30 seeds at $60 a pop..well, you do the math. Some seedlings are $130 each. Imagine if you have 100?

Could you use sphagnum peat moss in place of the coco choir? (I understand sphagnum pray moss is bad but I had a bag of it, I learned after I bought it how harmful it is to the environment)

Wait. Its neither fungi or plant?

Not the space station 13(game) blob

We got the last of us irl before gta 6

07:03 This will reduce absolutely the microbial load but it's not a guarantee of sterilization. The heating can be uneven causing hot and cold spots in the substrate which decreases the likelihood of complete sterilization. There's variability in the temperature needed and length of time needed among pathogens (example: bacteria can be killed in a few minutes but spores and some fungi require higher temperatures or longer exposure). Bacterial spores and certain fungal spores are very resistant to heat making it more difficult with a microwave. The water does help distribute the heat better but it can be conducive to some pathogens' survival. Also if it's not completely dried afterward that can also be conducive to survival as well. I'd actually be very interested in seeing a study on this. I've also heard of preparing TC media with a microwave instead of an autoclave. Anyway, I'm sure you're already aware of this but these products are expensive and if it works for anyway all the better! By the way, I appreciate this video. It goes very in depth with the finer points of TC acclimatization which I know can be very tricky first starting out. I hope this comment is received warmly as it is intended to. Thank you for posting it!

I don't understand why you would choose to go through the pains of importing plants that are readily available in your country or, even worse, plants that you already own! This is just ridiculous, especially since you could even propagate them yourself via TC. I've only done two imports so far, the first one was from Thailand and four out of five plants got root rot but I could still save them and never once thought of asking for a refund. My second import was from Japan and it went awry, my package took more than 3 weeks to reach me because it got stuck for more than 2 weeks and the customs clearance office for some unkown reason. The seller had even sent me a full refund without me asking before I could get my hands on my parcel! Again, I managed to make all of my plants survive, including a P. ilsemanii which is supposedly a difficult import and a Monstera compacta with its roots wrapped and damp sphagnum moss (no root rot but had lost both of its leaves). I just view importing as a way to add new plants to my local plant meta while challenging myself as a grower. I think that you should reconsider the reasons behind your importing because this ''plant flipping'' seems like a huge liability and a waste of time and resources (especially for plants that you already own, I just can't wrap my head around this one).

The content, the music, the pictures, all of it gave me goosebumps making me feel like I was watching a Jeffery dahmer documentary!

Can i use these lights for my succulents during winter?

Do you guys doing raspberry tc? Would the formula same as any plants that i can refer to?

There on Amazon much cheaper and ali babba for mega cheep don’t waste your money 9for a few is over priced