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What a great story! Would love to find a great shop like this, I'm down in Texas...

Hi, I’ve had mine for 6 months now. It has not done anything. I’ve had it in every window location, currently in a south west window above the kitchen sink. I use the same potting mix as you suggested and let dry between waterings. Would you give me explicit details on how you grow it. I can put it in my orchid room where the humidity is 70%. I would appreciate any suggestions you may have. Thank you!

Hi my friend very log time to see you

My sister has one in a hanging basket outside hanging from a tree branch semi shade, and it is full of blooms I thought this was an indoor plant

A friend of mine from Paris moved from Paris to Belgium... she had a very big Monstera Deliciosa. It was way too big for her new home. She gave the plant to me. I moved it in a skate board to the hotel I work . The Monstera was very happy there. But hotelguests constantly touched and damaged the nice big leaves. It became also very big and high. The plant moved to a conservatory to heal from all the touchy people. Hopefully the Monstera will recover.

As a registered nurse I was in board with the video until she said DON'T Use Soap. The oil from poison ivy needs removed with soap and water. Please don't follow her advise of using only water... that is absurd.

I wouldn't even know where to begin to comment on any plants that I enjoyed the most. Such a wonderful nursery and garden! I did enjoy hearing about the echinocereus viridiflorus which he mentioned Big Bend Ranch State Park just 17 miles from me. I did not realize that was a native cacti so that is going on my list of one to purchase at some point. One thing he mentioned was the toll the UV and aridity play on labels. I can't keep a label for more than a couple of years before they become brittle and snap at the slightest touch an d then there goes any info that was listed. Also, many people not from this area think of desert plants and the term 'no water' go together. Even heat can become too much for some cacti. Like the Saguaro that last Summer were dropping arms as well as collapsing due to the extreme temps. Thank you again for the fantastic and informative tours!

I love everything in this video: the plants, the spaces, the pots...it is just magical inclunding you ❤

@summerrayneoakes ruined this video for me. 😂 In the past I would have been caught up in the romanticism, the Victorian inspiration and the beautiful rare and exotic plants that make up this beautiful paradise contained within this beautiful glass house. However, after listening to her podcast Bad Seeds, all I can think of is the crime that was required to get these super rare plants here.

I’m obsessed

hi, do you have a video detailing the story of why your friends did that and the backstory between you all? sounds fascinating, ngl xx edit: you seem to not reply to your supporters? :(

Again, every plant I've bought from Enid has been healthy and robust...

I've been growing this beauty for about a yr now and it's happy in an hr or 2 of morning sun, bright indirect light for the rest of the day. I live in Central Florida though where our sun is extremely intense so I have to be careful with a lot of my succulents, tropical plants and even herbs and veggies here. Especially when growing them outside. Mine lives outside on the patio and it seems to do pretty well. I have a lot of other succulents growing out there as well and they love the morning sunshine. My succulents do not appreciate our high humidity, so I try to put an oscillating fan on them in the afternoon just to help with air flow. It's not too picky, but does burn easily. Haven't had many pest issues with this variety either. Only some thrips which live in my outdoor planters anyway lol. They are tough little buggers to control. Question Summer, do you worry about thrips at all? I've heard so many mixed feelings on the subject and I was just wondering if it's something that you are concerned about. They don't seem to hurt anything unless there are too many of them.. than they seem to stunt the growth a bit. Any help would be appreciated. Also, I would love to know what live bugs you use for pest control indoors and out. Thanks in advance! I've been watching you for years and love what you do and how connected you are with nature 🌱 Thank you for all the hard work you and your crew do! ❤

What is the New World?

I didn't know that americans had victorian stuff ...an easy shorthand I guess

My big question is may I treat gnats with “Mosquito Bits” while fertilizing during the growing months? In the same water?

Thank you for this. I have a few different types of Ivy 🌿 growing in my yard, and I was clueless.

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I love ❤ your sober calm NPR-like analysis of the trend. You guys are so cute and funny.

I have received my first peperomia metallica and need to know if it’s okay to plant it in a self-watering planter, and maybe just not keep water in the base continuously? Thank you so very much for your advice and for “all of your wonderful” videos😊

Leaf shine = a microfiber cloth

When you share with lots of friends, it increases the overall survival of your plant and ultimate your collection. Very wise words from the legend himself. So lucky to know him, this great and kind man!

I love me my Don Miller. I get to see him once in a while at my part time job. He’s such a sweet man in person and sure doesn’t change in camera!

I live in Thailand so this is exciting. I was thinking if I could, I would garden all the hardwoods of Thailand including of course Thai Rosewood. Meanwhile I have a large bunch of Aloe someone abandoned in a stairwell. Water saved it in it's big pot.

Wow, such a master at all that. I loved the show. Live 100 years. Easy. Thanks, Thailand Paul

Wow. Now that is a back yard! I live in west Texas and one of my first thoughts when I saw all those plants so close together was, 'God I hope there aren't any snakes'. We have rattlers here but there they have problems with invasive pythons. And my friends think I'm a crazy plant person. When I watch this video...oh mah gaw. Oh my god! I thought the video was almost over when you found the path and asked how big is this?! My mouth may never close again.

How is this a care video?

I use collected rain water to water my plants. But to clean the big ones, I pop them in the shower and use the hand held shower head to clean tops and undersides of the leaves, about every 4 months.

Whan I was little, we used to have a monstera in the corner of our living room and the aerial roots lifted up several pieces of our parket floor. It's a powerful plant! 🪴❤

I never realized this was my dream job, but this is absolutely my dream job.

DO NOT USE MAYONAISE AND WATER as a a leaf shine. She has mentioned this before in another house tour. The mayonaise turns rancid and sticky and filled with dust. It is impossible to clean. I made this mistake after her other video. It took me 4 washes of every single leaf (hundreds!) with a dishsoap and water solution to clean my one large fiddle leaf fig after following this bad advice.

I've been using a 'Zero water' water filter now for over a year to water my carnivorous plants and to filter water for my 10gallon shrimp aquarium. I just replaced the filter last week. It's cheaper than buying distilled water or investing in an RO system. Though, an RO is probably better and easier. Anyways, given that my carnivorous plants are thriving, I'd say it's a good alternative

Chollas are my favorite cacti. I have never seen so many cacti under one roof. I can attest to the needles on the cholla. They have a sheath and are barbed on the end. My knee made the acquaintance of a Christmas cholla. I didn't feel anything at all when it punctured my knee. So I walked back to the house, got out some pliers and it took some pressure to pull it out. My skin tented. There is a thought that the needle and/or sheath has a toxin that is transferred into the skin that numbs that area and some people get reactions from it as well. I've also been stabbed by a lechuguilla agave and my leg was numbed and I couldn't walk on it the next day. Interesting things to learn when you live in the desert. Inside Big Bend National Park which is just a few miles to the entrance, there is supposed to be a single location of cholla species. It's beautiful. It looks like a silver teddy bear but I wouldn't hug it for any reason.

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I'm almost 62 and I still want to say I want to be like John when I grow up. All those plants is a clutch the pearls moment if I've ever seen one. Just beautiful! Absolutely amazing and what a dream. Every time I hear you or someone else mention 'philodendron' I laugh a little because growing up our Mom had this philodendron that meandered from a glass jar of water to all points in the kitchen. Bless her but these are not your Mom's philodendrons.

Thank you so much for this tour of the conservatory. I cannot get enough of your plant tours and videos. The mimosa is probably one of my favorite plants. But not that mimosa in the video. Each time I mention a mimosa people think of one of the two. The sensitive plant or the Albizia julibrissin. But when I moved to far west Texas in the desert, I found our native mimosas. Mimosa texana and Mimosa borealis. At bloom time in the Spring, a limb on this shrub is a beauty with the blooms all lined up. Keep up the great work.

So i just ordered lady bugs and they will be here soon. My question is, how do i still wipe and clean my leaves? I don't want to kill what i just sorrento a small fortune on. Thanks so much.

Beautiful plant shop, wish you all ghe best of success and hope your local community sypport you going forward 😊

Hire him for all your vids. Hes wonderful

Her space and the conversation is just fantastic!!

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Neem oil is a great leaf shine with the benefit of bug protection too!

Helpful info. Can milk B used to clean leaves? I put zz in larger pot, and now it's not so pretty 😢. How do you propagate the monstera ?? And the zz? Ann,Florida fan

She looks happier already ❤😊

Lol...we had two rescue doves who did the same thing. Mr. & Mrs. Howell. Then one day there were two eggs in the hanging plant. Only one egg hatched and Gilligan arrived.

Loved this simple video!

Hiii! Been following you since the beginning of flock and took your hpmc. all the info has been so helpful, im still going strong with being a plant guy. thanks so much. i just purchased my first monstera. it seems to be growing very fast. lots of new growth. very concerned about its health- will keep checking in. thank you!

Always very helpful, Thank you!

I have a forest of Monstera in my patio, they are gigantic! In Buenos Aires I can have them outside and they get huge and even have flowers and fruit. Never tried to eat it tho.

i’m poor. I don’t even know a property to renovate. And the landlord that I have had are shitty. They definitely could’ve used renovation though.😂