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I’ve never had an issue with my Ficus Audrey and I’ve had her for years!!

Chlorine and chloramine isn't the issue. Minerals from the water build up over time in the planting medium, which will eventually kill the plant.

Mh-en are so miserable. 😂

Love it! Where did you get your Monstera rug!! It is so adorable 😍

you should plant it outside!

so cuteee

Plants aren’t humans lol 🤣🤦🏿‍♀️, mind your business, (I am dead) 😂😂😂

You can get a nepenthes to deal with the larger flies. Some of them don't require super specific conditions to thrive and they will catch large flies.

I thought you were gonna place the potato on the table! But those also work! Also I need to know what that succulent is because my fuzzy lil cactus is taking forever to grow (propigation because they always seem to fall apart idk why)

Plants with Krystal did a double door version a couple months before this was posted, if anyone is looking for more space.

I need that root crack, wait maybe not😅😅😅😅😂😂😂

Come on, admit it. You forgot about the desk on purpose to get back to buy more pots 😉

How much did it cost after all the extra materials?

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I love RUclipsrs who gives more info about the products and techniques 👍🏽👍🏽

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I just got done putting mine together and weather stripping it! I also used your Amazon link to buy the supplies! Thank you so much for putting together an easy tutorial and for linking everything!💗 I’ll eventually get the acrylic stuff to go with, but for now, what I have set up will work😸🪴

What is your favorite plant 🌱

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That’s awesome!! Good idea!!😃

In general, ficus don’t like change and hate life frequently. For example: ficus lyrata. I have a benjamina that drops leaves when the seasons change, if I move it, or if I give it the side eye.😒

Why are you giving root crack to an aggressive root plant? All ficus have very aggressive roots. Never plant it near anything built by humans. It will revenge Mother Nature 😂

I just happened to notice that I hadn’t seen this vid and thought I’d comment, even though I’m half a year late…I learned to be very careful when un-potting nursery plants when my husband ended up with a staph infection from one. We used to own a landscaping company and he and I were finishing up some of the last bits of planting at a doctor’s office in our area when he went to loosen up the roots on a plant and got cut across his palm by a random piece of barbed wire that was tangled up in the root system. We’ve come across lots of plastic bits and colored string, and even aluminum can tabs here and there, but the barbed wire was the worst! Also - I love the “extra”! Keep being hilarious and awesome!😊

😂🤣🤣 this just took me out. Why that was the exact same plant I bought after telling myself I’d already had too many.

I’m sorry but without the goat sound at the end this video felt incomplete. 😆🐐

Just so you know, your dyson vacuum isn't really cleaning your floors.

what percentage of your plants are in self watering pots? how do you determine which plants you want to use a self watering pot vs traditional??

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Collect rain water i throw a bucket outside when collecting then put it in my bottles i have to fill up

Love that! ❤ To use the one you show here, Fluval Stratum, and similar products: what would you say is the important ingredient that these types of substrates has? What is in Fluval or the one you use, that is working so well? So I know what to look for if they don't have these exact types. (hope you understand what I mean 🫣) ❤

"How do these plant grow in a windowless room..." they don't :( I was thinking having good artificial light and some light from a balcony door will be enough for plants that require low light. They last for a long time but it is just survival. They either don't grow new leaves, or the new leaves are small and stunted. They struggle and constantly have problems with root rot even if underwatered. At the end they just die. I gave one of these struggling plants to my mother that just put it close to the window and the poor thing gone wild.

Nothing truer has ever been spoken, SERIOUSLY

Lolll

Relatable. I travel a lot and my plants suffer in my absence. I go through this for hours when i return. Despite the tedious and ardous labour, it's a labour of love. I love my greenies. They make me happy.

That root trim reminded me of "trimming" my hair last year after taking an ambien. Your ficus faired a lot better than my hair trim.

Hates it homes but doesn't want not leave

Ooh yes, soil with root Crack! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 What a beautiful tree! Thriving really !

Ummm…ditto…🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

Yah it’s not like plant gives us OXYGEN or anything

hydrophobic?

Haha 😂 So funny!

I am sincerely puzzled. The plant was unhappy because the roots were unhappy. So you cut the roots off...won't that continue the unhappiness. I freely admit logic is not my strength. I'll just think about the slide of joy and not tax my feeble brain.

Aint no way this works, but I take my monsteras roots that are above soil and put them into jars of water, they put their energy (I'm literally just guessing) into making those roots the size and shape of said jar, and then i do it again. I mean technically my monstera is alive but some people hate how the roots look out of soil and I'm no expert, I just know they're "swamp plants" and that's just word of mouth 😂

Soon I will have to trim the root ball on the Thai constellation. They outgrow the pot so fast 😅

SAME I’m done with all Ficus 🪴

2 years ago 😮 where does the time go

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They become rootbound so fricking fast in terms of some plants! 😆

🤣🤣🤣🤣 At least you got to the root of things..badumbump🥹❣️

My largest monstera is crying for a repot; maybe after this heatwave, sweet comrade. 💚🪴💚