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So educational. I was wondering about the name change and you went over it right at the beginning Thank you!!

I have a 20 year old baby from a friends pony tail palm. Propagating from the babies (sprouts) is very easy! That being said, my 20 year old has become sick and lost most of its leaves. Not sure what else I need to do to save it. I transplanted.

I have a key lime tree that I started from seed, 2 1/4 years ago. It looks very healthy, but I have yet to see a flower.

Good tips! I've got about 7 pineapple plants that started from 1 years ago. Harvesting them at about 1 to 2 pineapples per year and they are the best, but a little small.

Could you please share why do peace lilies leaves turn black

Could you please share why do peace lilies leaves turn black

Could you please share what it means if every leave that the peace lily gets turns black?

Great video. Love your cat.

Great video! I’ll try your tips in caring for them. ❤

I will try and add a photo......it was all falling over in the pot it was given to me in . I got a huge pot for it now.........Well I can't figure out how to send a photo 😢

I was given a peace Lilly that looked horrible. I reported it an probably messed up because I split it up in the new pot. Now im not sure if I really did the right thing for it??😢😢

Can you use peat moss instead of/with spagnom moss? I’m thinking about repotting to a bigger pot. I have mine hanging outside on my porch in a shady spot that gets shade most of day but gets some sunlight towards end of day 4-7pm. It seems to be doing well, but the only thing I’m concerned about is possibly getting fungus mites as you mentioned.

What is an easier plant to care for that looks similar?

Thank you! How do I "deadhead" this orchid?

Does the cat bite the leafes? XD

My granddaughter Celysia of course picked the Celosia when I took her to choose her first plant. Bought it Saturday and it's looking pretty sad already on Thursday. I'm not sure there's anything I can do to save it. She told me I was really good with plants, so I should watch it for a couple days...yikes! I have it under a grow light for 8 hours in front of a south facing window. The soil was wet and is still moist. Beautiful plant but may be a little too much for us. Thank you for the video!

Hello, what do you think about liquid kelp and fish fertilizer? I know it contains micronutrients. Donyou think its suffice enough to not meed specific citrus fertilizer?

Everyone should see your video before buying this plant. Very good info.

I really miss your content. Hoping you post soon 😭💫

Great info

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Do you rinse leaves after the rubbing alcohol? Or doesn't it bother the leaves? Nice video

Spray Safer soap is great for citrus bugs

Think the mulch is not needed our trees take 90 to 100 degrees here in CA no mulch used We have old trees and they have withstood short periods down to 29 degrees in SoCal but we cover them also if frost warnings Ours from beginning as a two ft tall plant has gotten hose water outside.

Once or twice a year we give our citrus trees epsom salts in CA we have orange - lemon and lime trees

Here in California the citrus leaves turn yellow with green veins - they need iron. It is Chlorosis

Where would you plant one in the high desert of Arizona? Also why would the end of leaves turn a black color? Zone 8b.

Im just mind boggled that your doing this on your sofa . Any how thanks for showing me how to do this .

I love your video and very good information for best care of Jade plants. Thanks

My plant shedding leaves and branches. Does it have bugs? How can I treat it?

What a coincidence. I live in Burlington KY. Great video. I put mine outside in direct sun in a non draining pot. It’s not doing so well. I hope I can bring it back to life.

I have a Yucca which an ex friend bought for me. It's been five years and have repotted it since. It seems to be doing well it's quite large. I try to cut off the dead leaves a couple times a year I guess. Thank you for the video.🫵🏼😊💚

Such great info, we have two that are over twelve feet tall, and love them dearly. One tipped over this past winter and we have been trying to figure out how to successfully give it a larger pot that isnt tapered. Your info has helped a lot - we hope we can keep our beloved 4" "Walmart" christmas special growing, We have 10" more feet till they reach the top ceiling limit in our building. Many Thanks from Alberta Canada

Thanks for the tips on the spider mites…no pun intended. 🌵

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A local public building has huge beautiful specimens of these.

Thank you. About to introduce one of mine in Tennessee outside.

Lots of great information. Thank you!

Got a Key Lime tee today, as a gift! Thanks for the tips!😉

Ok so how does the pebble tray work if they cant stand on water

I just love this tree, it’s really giving “rainforest” vibe…

I was just given a 51 year old one.

Best video I’ve found on these amazing plants

I have had mine for about 3 years. During this time it grew a few inches and I repotted into a larger pot hoping it would grow more. This spring I moved it outdoors and was expecting that it would drop some leaves due to shock, but it actually loves being outside! I'm in Arizona, zone 9b and it's already in the 90's so I have it on my patio, and its growing fast. I'm about to repot once again, this time into a large pot. I did notice some of its leaves have developed holes in them. Not sure if I should clip hem of let them be.

I have a Yucca Cane plant that has lost a lot of leaves due to drying out, yet the soil was moist. The stalks of the new growths are quite a bit smaller in width than the original. Will the stalks eventually become larger in width or will they remain thin? The leaves used to stand out vertically and now they are growing downward. Is this normal ?

Mine got so sad over winter here in alaska when we have no light.

I planted one of those planted in my backyard

I've had one for several years and am looking to repot it at this time. When I water it (rarely) the water seems to just go right through it. It's about 8+" with very thick spines. I live in NJ with several wild animals around, mostly deer, so putting it outside is not going to work. It's in a west window so it gets plenty of light.