Yes! Rinse your Pon prior to using. It's very important. I've never used Leca because I think it's so ugly. Just make your own Pon. Recipes for Pon on you tube and all over.

Cinnamon does not work. This seems to be a theoretical solution or maybe just an old wives' tale. Try a weak peroxide solution as many commenters have suggested, it actually works.

How do air plants do in a bathroom with low outdoor light but fluorescent light? I plan on creating a frame of them for the bathroom. Thank you!

Thank you for that information, i have one but i will put her on the trellis to get big leaves, have a pothos thats growing up and the leaves are so big .thanksfor the information very helpful 👌 👍

my dead bouquet have white molds :(( idk how to remove it. hope this helps

I wish we had more content like this in the plant community. This very inspiring !

Thank you so much for this air plant care tutorial! I didn't know air plants' lifespan is only about 3-5 years 😯 and watering tips were quite useful! Now I know that they gather moisture through those little transparent scales

Hi! Nice video 🙌🏻 One question, is it possible that corms grow(“develop”) from de mother plant in leca or pon? As if they were growing in soil?

My Hoya is one little tiny leaf with a stem and some roots. I’ve had it for a year and it will not grow. Send help 😂

What’s with the gay ass music

Can you buy soil that already has everything you said already mixed in?

I just got some Spanish Moss and I can't find a video about how to prepare it for hanging after receiving it in the mail. 8 don't want to kill it. Can you please help me?

My niece just gave me som Hoyas to root. I really enjoy watching my plants grow and change. Ì did not have any Hoyas. You have given me so much helpful information. My Hoyas will be thankful I watched your videos. I have seen new growth and roots. It is so exciting. Thank you.

Thank you. This is a great video! Following 💗

I watch a lot of plant tours and yours are my favorite. Your plants look so happy and healthy. That R. Tetrasperma almost makes me want one! It is the pretty one that I have ever seen. And not only are your plants gorgeous, but the style of your video is so wonderful 😊 Styled to perfection. I collect rocks and crystals too. They look so good in a plant collection. I also put small ones on top of some of the picture frames in my gallery wall. Color me neon green with envy, lol. I am also a cat lover. I just wish mine weren't plant nibblers, sigh.

Your plants look so happy and healthy. As I said in my comment on part one, I have a collection of just over 100 plants. We have the following plants in common (in part two): pothos, Snake plant, Peace lily, rubber tree, H. Crimson Princess, air plants, I have a Raven ZZ, and two varieties of prayer plants Verigated & Silver Band. A plant you have that I want to try again is the C. Orbafolia. Thank you for sharing your beautiful collection with us. I just found your channel and subscribed!

I love your collection! And how you styled your plants. I have a little over 100 plants in my collection. I found it interesting that we only have the following plants in common: Jade, several varieties of Pothos, Cebu Blue, Moth orchids, Air plants, the Samuari snake plant (I have eight different varieties of snake plants), and the P. Micans. I have not seen part 2 yet. I am curious to see what plants we have in common in that video.

P.S. Love the Stones too

Hi! I love Hoyas too! One little point for you: Hoya is not a species name, but the name of a genus of plants containing many species. It's very hot where I live, and succulents can get burned on my deck, but not Hoyas. They can really take the sun. Thanks!

Thanks for the Hoya info. I inherited one, broad green leaves, and it needs repotting so I found you for info. Thank you

Love your eyes

Amanda: Happy to see a new video!❤😊

Thank you, you saved my plants again! Have a wonderful day!

Nice video thanks

Hi, Amanda! My Brazils are growing fast. Almost like pothos. They really like to trail. Many of my plants live inside now due to the harsh afternoon sun. Aloha! 🪴 😊

I love the authentic Amanda. I think its normal to get overwhelmed, especially by the things that bring us joy because it takes energy to nurture.We plant lovers love our plants but I dint know about you but my obsession caused me to over collect,so when other areas of my life needed my attention, I found myself juggling out out of control😅. Funny now but whew, what a tight rope act that was untill I found some plants dying off because Id forgotten to water a plant baby. (Since not evry plant has the same watering neeeds its a commmon mishap. we have make some adjustments here and there in order to have a sense of balance. Taking moments away from it all and downsizing was a smart moveI too have downsized and have found relief by taking mental breaks as needed from my plants , my job my children ect.as long as.you do it responsibly, it's all good in the neighborhood.😊

I love this vibe

I have my collection for more than 10 years. Light is very important! I have orchids, and air plants like orchid lights (I use day light LEDs of different lumens.) Lights set for 12/12. Soaking is a KEY! You showed it right way! I use dish drying mat to dry plants. When they completely dry I stack them on my manzanita tree. No any kind of attacments. Plants are free! Air movement is important too, big deal! Many air plants will continue to leave after blooming and will grow pups! I keep pups together, they grow and survive better. Little ones can die easily if separated. I separating them when they are big. Some air plants are hardy and can tolerate low humidity (surprize for me!). Winter humidity in my house can reach unhealthy 23%. Oddly I found out that low humidity is better! Plants are drying faster, not rotting, just need some misting. I got that salon fine mist bottle, very fine mist doesn't have droplets, good for orchids too! Xerographica is amazing plant, still alive after 10 years, two pups! Stramineyas all died😢, absolutely love stricta's blooms! Thank you for your video!

Thank you so much. You gave such detail n step by step instructions.

I use to use your method but stopped when I realized it didn't actually do anything but hide the mold that still grew under the cinnamon. I have not tried removing all the mold first though. I use to stir the mold into the top soil till it was not visible anymore and then I would apply the cinnamon. I'll give your method a try next time and let you know how it goes.

I have several bags of Fox Farm soil I bought locally. They loaded it in my car and I brought it home. 15 bags to be exact and the store stored them outside. Started unloading them from my car and realized they were twice as heavy as normal. I even had a 1 inch puddle of water on the floor IN MY CAR. I called the store and they apologized. I then asked them if the soil was going to be ok to use after getting this saturated. They said it should be fine. I then called Fox Farm and asked them and they too said it should be ok. Well they were both wrong and I mean WRONG. Opened up the first bag and the entire outside shell of the soil was blanketed with green fungus type mold. I threw away the green fungus shell and tried to use the center that looked ok. Sadly when I did my transplant the top soil grew the white mold seen in this video. It happened within 2 days of using the soil. They had plenty of air flow, light and drainage. Lessen here is do not buy soil stored outside.

Are all your plant containers white? Ina Garten would approve!

My Hoya's are over 100 years old. They were my grandmother then my mother's and now mine. They have beautiful pink flowers all the time. I love them

Nice collection. I just started with these plants. I also put a table fan on them with a subtle breeze to let them dry quickly.

If you put them on something like a basket and they attach will it hurt their roots to pull them off to water them.

I am on disability for mental and physical reasons. My plants are what keeps me going. But I will suggest having something going in the background to help keep your brain partially occupied so you can keep your attention on your plants

cinnamon🔥❤️

Side note for anyone. Be careful when you let roots attach to the wall, it can ruin your wall ( they can go right into thr dry wall)

Thank you so much beautiful!! My first set of air plants will be arriving in a few days and I'm so glad I found your video! I am now subscribed to you forever and I will be checking out your Etsy! Thank you thank you thank you! You letting me know about the tili air plant to not be soaked saved the babies! Love your everything girl! ❤ Happy planting! 🌱

Google is not coming up with anything for me. I wonder if that means the plants I looked up aren’t patented?

Leaving the roots in the water is not bad because those plants drink a lot.

I liked the video, n learned a lot, I hv few airplants, from INDIA 🇮🇳

Thank you for these good ideas! It’s so cute in our decor 😍🌿

Would wick watering work for Marenta's?

I honestly really like your decorate with plants mindset. That is exactly how I feel. I really don’t understand how people manage 200-300 plants and stay sane. I had maybe 20-25 plants, became pregnant and I couldn’t tolerate the smell of soil so 98% died. I recently started acquiring new ones because I really enjoyed plant care. I think if any hobby becomes overwhelming, it’s no longer a hobby. I enjoy your decor and would love to even see those sorts of videos 🤗

I have one for several years flowered and produced seedlings. I would dunk my entire plant 15 minutes in diluted 20-20-20 fertilizer. Never had any problem. 🙋🏼‍♀️🪴🌿 It does get a lot of ventilation and dries any water within the layers.

Best air plant video !

Did you have to re-water the baby corms when you were propagating??

Amanda: Great to see you back! Hope to see more videos again. Due to the extreme heat and drought here, I slowly moved most of my plants indoors. 🪴 I hope to see some nursery or big box center this year. In the meantime, working with my existing plants propagating and helping them thrive. Plant chores were getting too much also! Take care, God bless! Aloha!

Thanks cutie