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What? A Birkin is easy to care for. I have been running those back to heaven for years. I wish they were easy for me, I love that plant.

What a fun tour . My body was tingling ! lol, I’m ready to get in the car . I had no idea how many plants they have !

Hi! The name of the pink euphorbia is Abdelkuri. Euphorbia Abdelkuri 😊

I love your new plant room!

Haha, your cleaning is so relaxing to me! Makes me want to clean.

Thanks for the great info. My biggest problem with new plants, especially from big box stores, is what to do with a plant that won't dry out. I struggle with this every time. Roots look good. Plant looks good. 5 days later the soil is still soaked. I mean I could squeeze it out. I obviously need better draining soil. Now what? Do I leave the roots exposed a day to dry out? Do I totally get all the wet soil out and shock the poor plant by digging in the center of its roots? Do I leave the center wet when I put it in better soil? I feel this could cause future problems with uneven water retention. My current new plant is a really pretty syngonium exotic allusion which is not rootbound but roots are hanging out of the bottom of the plant...because it's a syngonium. How do I handle repotting this saturated beauty?

I loved loved this video! 🤩🤩 You are great at explaining and showing. I like you energy 😊 I'm a fairly new plant parent and I have one cactus 🌵 thanks to your advice im sure he'd thrive 😊 i feel confident to get some more cacti 😊

Is there a discount for cactus club?

Hi Ashley you are a great 👍 plant mum thanks for the information. 🎉🎉.

those clearance plants looks like my local one's normal selection.

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Thank you for sharing.

OMG, I've missed you! I usually watch you while I'm at work when I have some down time 🤫😉 but it's been so busy (I work in a hospital transferring critical care patients) and I didn't get to see this until today! I get so dang excited going shopping with you! Your joy is infectious and I'm here for it!! That Begonia is swoon worthy ❤ your best haul yet!

Is a fogged up skylight good enough for the light requirement?

I always like your videos and this one was very informative. I’m not a newbie plant parent, but loved all your tips just the same. I look forward to the next video.💕

If we purchase through your link, is it a discount code or is it at least something you get credit for? About to order some hoya ❤

Love their Orchid mixes, clear pots!!!

Hi Ashley, Many thanks for this fun and interesting video. Great tips! I think that in the past people did not have the large number of plants inside their homes. As times change we have to adjust to caring for and keeping more plants inside our homes healthy and thriving. Your video gives many good tips on this. Great job. Take care! 👌🪴🥰

Nice

The episcia is super easy to propagate and you can fill up a hanging basket pretty quick.

I have 36 plants in my home. Some as old as 2009 until now and some I started buying last Spring 2023. They iclude some propagations doubling some in quantities (Pothos, Snake Plant and Gloriosum). Have kept many alive since 2009 and now I absolutely am into garening whether in my home or container gardening on my terrace... So Terrace I have 4 tomato plants and 2 pepper plants. Alll different varieties. Philodendron Rojo Congo, Philo Jungle Fever, Philo Gloriousum, Philo Brasil, Philo Squamiferum, Monstera Delisiosa, Croton Petra, English Ivy, Maranta ( Prayer Plant) , 2- ZZ's ( regular and black), Blue Star Fern, Lucky Bamboo, Cryptanthus/Pink Star, 6 Cacti; the names are too long for me to know how to spell but one is a Cowboy or Prickly Pear, and the other a Blue Torch, Crassula/String of Buttons, and an Algaonema/Chinese Evergeen cutting. NEED MORE. I am looking to add the Kangaroo Paw Fern, Philo Equadorian Canoe/Jerry Horne, and a few more that will kep my "jungle vibe" going......

Repot me does have great soil mixes…I have used them in the past. I do systemic granules for 3 months at least 2x a year. I treat all incoming plants with systemic granules because thrips are known to live in plant tissue…systemic granules will get those boogers. Also no systemic granules on outdoor flowering plants because it will kill pollinators.

Home Depot is carrying Costa plants now, the store I work at in NJ just got a delivery today and it had Thai Constellations on it for $30, 3 of us workers grabbed three of them before they even hit the sales floor.

Hi Ashley you always give some good advice on how to take care of your plant and that plant is very pretty I love it🌿😁😍🤩💛🧡🖤🤟🤟

Are you sure you don’t have a horticultural degree?? Laying around somewhere,You have so much knowledge!! I wish you had hot line for plant 🪴 related emergencies ❤😂 😂

Great video ❤. On another topic you’re looking amazing. R u doing something

Very detailed and helpful 🌿 😊 🌿

Thanks for another wonderful video!❤

There’s a lot of controversy with Harmony’s. That brand has propagated and sold many plants and stuck on the Harmony before the name even though they weren’t hybridized by them. They’ve sold many begonias and African violets which have registered names but falsely add the Harmony to the name.

Is that pink Euphorbia also grafted?

Just bought a blood moon from Harmony on Palmstreet. Can’t wait for it to arrive!

I am also a Syngonium sucker, that big one had me at helloooo!

Okay I haven’t even watched all the way through but I saw your pink pinkle (sp?)Just got mine in the mail and I’m obsessed

My problem started when I brought home an infested plant from Lowe's! ARGH. That was well over a year ago. I've tried the peroxide fix, the Nemoatode fix, Completely repotting all plants in new soil AND rinsing off the roots and all old soil, watering with BTi EVERY TIME I WATER. Nothing is working. I even have the little yellow sticky things which, BTW, only take care of adults, not the larvae in the soil.I bought some Mosquito bits and will be making the tea with it and seeing if making it fresh works better. For now all indoors are banned to the hot and humid 100 degree heat of Central Texas. Read somewhere their ideal temp is 75-85. So keeping fingers crossed the Hell's front Porch heat kills them.

Good video. I am thinking about growing cactus from seed.

So if I buy one of those small cactus that you are in love with how do you water them so you don't kill them

Hi there! You are correct, The Cactus Club is awesome! I emailed them on something in your video that was not online, the Euphorbia Abdelkuri, and they helped me get it. I placed a big order last night for my own plant haul. Hooray! Thanks for the content and the inspiration too! Very enjoyable!

Very.....beautiful plants , thanks for informative video. 👌 💐

Yes😊

Uuh, that T24! 😍

Lovely Hoyas but a bit too pricey for me😢

She has beautiful plants in her store. You are so lucky to be able to shop there. We don't have plant shops like that, In Alberta, Canada.

I loved those two tall variegated cactus, also the one spiral cactus. So beautiful. That's what I would have brought home. But I'm in Canada and we can't seem to find them. WE have a very poor selection of plants at high prices.

Sanseveria, pothos, scandalous and jade plant.

I love euphorbia too. I recently found a variegated ammak at Home Depot for $25 with 2 plants in the pot! Such a great find! I love seeing the weird plants you find.

I have the last plant you showed for $2.95 from Home Depot. Be careful not to overrated and they like full sun.

Wonderful picks ❤

I will also always have monsteras and pothos, I just really love them, but also inwillig always have a pilea

Mine is Alocasia, even the finicky ones. I have over 70 varieties and I love them.

Beautiful haul!!!!!❤