I Ranked Every Plant I Own

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  @SheffieldMadePlants · 2 years ago · pinned

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• JO

  @joreng8313 · 2 years ago

  Stop making me buy plants.

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  @rebelbaseluna · 2 years ago

  &quot;Every plant in my house&quot; ignores the enormous trailing pothos across his ceiling line. It&apos;s just part of his house now.

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  @brendanc.8019 · 2 years ago

  I can’t believe I am going to watch you rank your plants for an entire hour. Hang on I need popcorn. And GO!

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  @SeymoreYo · 2 years ago (edited)

  Hi,<br> Ron here in the US. I grow alot of house plants.<br>I have been taking care of an Oxalis that an Aunt gave me for &nbsp;25 years. Fantastic plant &nbsp;I have learned some things: Transplant only a FEW tubers into a bigger pot, pointy end up.<br>Enough for the coverage you want. It is very prolific and will spread on its own.You won&apos;t have to transplant again for a few years. Dry the extra then put your excess tubers in a paper bag. They last forever. I start smaller pots to give to friends or sell them<br>You said you were just coming into spring. Take the scissors to everything growing in that pot. Oxalis is perrenial. It gets scaggly in winter. It will start to regrow in a week or so. Keep them moist. Move it to a sunny location<br>The more sun and light, the less floppy it is and will have shorter leaf stems. It will tolerate direct Sun, even all day, &nbsp;but you sacrifice having the leaves open until the direct sun moves away.<br>I&apos;m sure you know the leaves close at night. They also will close during the day if the plant is unhappy or stressed (needs water, etc.and in hot direct sun).<br>Great channel.

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  @suzannelittle8150 · 2 years ago

  I’ve got a 47 year old croton, which touches the ceiling, more a tree now rather than a house plant. &nbsp;It’s been in many situations, cold, shady full sun and it’s just got on with it.

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• JO

  @JordanLoyalShort · 1 year ago

  I love how many plants you have that you hate. 🤣🤣🤣

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• MA

  @mae1813 · 1 year ago

  Your talking about putting plants in the bin reminds me of my aunt a bit. After her husband passed she gave away a ton of his plants and threw tons in the trash. Was a bit painful as I was promised 6 of his plants and she got rid of them before taking to me about it. I know in the end they did transfer to her after his passing so it was her choice, it just hurt that she knew that was a hobby we shared in common and that he had told her about the plants I was supposed to get. I&apos;ve since gotten 6 plants similar to his that I was supposed to get in a memorial to him, IDK he was and always will be my favorite uncle. Miss going to plant shows and going over the plants and getting tidbits of wisdom about the plants.😢

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  @judystovall1325 · 2 years ago

  Good to know that I&apos;m not the only one who has a love/hate relationship with some of my plants. &nbsp;Great video!

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  @sylviar549 · 2 years ago

  Can&apos;t believe you don&apos;t like your Chinese Money plant. I got mine half dead and revived it. Right now, it&apos;s flourishing next to my window. Yes, it grows leggy, but it&apos;s still beautiful.

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  @WickedNPC · 2 years ago

  I really appreciate a slow growing plant. When I find a good spot and a good pot for it, it can just stay there and we are both happy.

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  @bonniebree187 · 2 years ago

  A couple years ago, I would have agreed with you on the ZZ, but since I rehabbed one recently, as well as got a Black Raven (that was half rotting in the store which I&apos;m also rehabilitating), I would say that ZZ belongs in B tier. The stalks and leaves add a nice contrast to a collection, and when some of the stalks - like yours - don&apos;t grow straight up, the plant looks very whimsical and expressive.

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