13 Weird Houseplant Hacks Nobody's Talking About 🌱

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  @TheJungleHaven · 9 months ago · pinned

  I made a PART 2 to this video! 💚<br><br>➡ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahbEa2XXQ8o">https://youtu.be/ahbEa2XXQ8o?si=Mc4V9oaJfPmmEL8F</a>

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• GR

  @greenish4647 · 1 month ago

  FOR ONCE! &nbsp;I feel like this is a video that says “new tips that you haven’t heard of for plants!” THAT ACTUALLY SHOWS NEW TIPS YOU HAVEN’T HEARD OF FOR PLANTS AND IM GOING TO BE DOING HALF OF THESE MY LIFE IS CHANGED! THANK YOU! 😭

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  @PolishAnnPlants-o9n · 10 months ago

  One thing/tip that’s been a huge game changer in keeping my collection looking cleaner is a small cordless handheld vacuum. I’ve had mine for about two weeks and I love how easy it makes cleaning my plant shelves. Highly recommend for any plant person.

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• EA

  @earthangelavatar11444 · 10 months ago

  As far as honoring interior design, foliage looks great against white walls.

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• CA

  @Canadianwing-v1r · 10 months ago

  I know this is not the point of the video, but your voice is so soothing lol, I love listening to your videos while I do my plant chores 😂

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• BE

  @belenharris8174 · 10 months ago

  Adding mirrors to reflect light is so fun! The whole room is brighter 😊

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• KM

  @KMac36 · 10 months ago

  Re the tin foil tip: I found those silver sheets meant for camping on Temu. As they&apos;re so cheap they probably won&apos;t stop a person freezing while camping outdoors in winter but they are tougher than foil and can be folded up easily and reused.

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• OR

  @orchidquest · 10 months ago

  Hydrogen peroxide is H2O2, yes, but it is unstable. It breaks down very easily once exposed to any organic material. The mistake inexperienced individuals make is in assuming it breaks down ONLY into water and an extra oxygen molecule. This is not the case. In any other format, it is very destructive to organic material. So your idea of diluting is good. If someone does not dilute, just be aware, it will damage the plant, so what you are doing needs to be <b>less</b> damaging than the pest or problem you are addressing (snail eggs, rot, etc.)

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• LA

  @laralovesplanes · 10 months ago

  A tip regarding the foil. Don’t make it very obvious from outside the window. It CAN make it look like you’re growing something illegal!! 😂

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  @jessiepena4058 · 10 months ago

  First off, I just want to say … THANK &nbsp;YOU. SO MUCH. For such a creative, &amp; informative video. I’ve had plants for many years &amp; have binged through MANY plant videos &amp; although there are some really good informative videos out there, they do tend to get abit repetitive. However, THIS video is the FIRST video I can actually say, has taught me ALOT &amp; given me some really cool ideas to try. I literally had my notebook &amp; pen out for this one! I couldn’t stop saying outloud “ omg this woman is a genius, why haven’t I thought or seen this before” so again, thank you for creating such a good informational video &amp; sharing some creative ideas that the rest of the plant growing community might’ve not stumbled upon yet! Please make more of these &lt;3

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  @IndigoBeulah · 10 months ago

  I&apos;m still a fan of drilling a dime or nickle sized hole in my glass containers about 3/4 of the way to the bottom, so that I can occasionally give them a rinse &amp; drain, and the extra aeration is always good.

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  @Justanothercog24 · 10 months ago

  For aeration, I just gently squeeze pots a bit or use a skewer to gently poke around &amp; mix up the top couple inches of soil maybe once a month.

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