12 Reasons my Indoor Plants look GREAT - Crash Course for Happy Houseplants

If you are growing houseplants and you think they could look a little better than they do, then watch this video. In this video I go through 12 different tips every houseplant gardener should be aware of in order to grow your plants as well as possible. I talk about appropriate lighting, watering, cleaning and maintenance, as well as some stylistic approaches to displaying your houseplants. Whether you have one plant or one hundred, this video will help you understand and care for your indoor plants with more success. #indoorgardening #houseplants #plants

0:54 Removing Foliage
1:56 Appropriate Containers
3:11 Lighting
4:54 Potting Mix
5:49 Watering
7:46 Fertilizer
8:47 Rotating Plants
9:31 Plant Variety
10:41 Moving Plants
11:36 Cleanliness
12:23 Good Quality Containers
13:34 Plant Summer Vacation
14:38 Getting Rid of Plants
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Make sure to peruse my channel for ever more content related to all things plant! I have many videos showing how to propagate various houseplants like Monstera, Anthurium, Philodendron, Pothos, and other Aroids. I also have tons of videos for the outdoor gardener looks for tips on pruning and growing some of my favorites like Hydrangea, Peony, Daylily, Black eye Susan, Beebalm, Groundcovers, succulents, and more.

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[Sharon-kplc]

I love this episode. Helpful tips and beautiful plants 🪴 Thank you!

[maryannbjorgaard]

As a plant grower and I have been in flowers shows with my plants, your advice here is correct and good advice. Nice of you to help others.

[sheilabroad]

Hi Devon. Great basic principals. It's funny how some people love the look of plants, but dont want to put in the love. And it's all about loving something and watching it thrive ❤

[SherrieCraddock-ko]

The view outside that big window is amazing!
I love watching your videos.

[joannfeliciano]

Hi, such great honest tips! You have beautiful plants!! Thanks so much!

[rebeccaperry]

Thank you Devin you are so thorough. You touched on all aspects of indoor plants care. Your advice is so accurate. The fertilizer your family sells is the only one I have used for that last six years. My roses have never looked so good or had so many blooms. I have 117 plants in my home and they mean a lot to me. Thanks again for your expertise.

[leabritto]

Great advice I’m lucky with plants because my dad’s hobby was plants but for some I do need feed back and some extra education. Greatly appreciate

[annalawton]

Thanks so much for that important information on growing your plants the right way, the plant will show beautiful growth

[ArborealOctopi]

I'm just an Orchid horder atm. Although I do keep some lucky bamboo and I bring my Eve's Pin inside for the winter.

[turogers]

Thanks ❤️ I'm going to check out the soil mediums. 😊

[Cameron-kiqx]

This video was super helpful, thank you!

[mariatreloar]

I love you plant wall and your collection is stunning

[bruh_hahaha]

Great advice and tips! The green socks with flip flops; I’m dying! 😁🍃 Sub’d!

[alfredkloos]

Hi!....really enjoyed this video. Lots of great tips.Thanks!🇨🇦

[LolaDLola]

Wow, such valuable information and your collection is stunning. I’m fairly new to the plant world, so I only have about 20 plants, but you inspire me to try more. I’ve enjoyed you on QVC often. PS-Looky Loo Lola here, wondering about the note on the dryer.😂😂

[mollys]

Great advice! I think more plants are killed by over fertilization t&an over watering. Coming up on 55 years of growing indoor houseplants. 😊 ❤

[eleftheriakarellou]

That was a very interesting video! Thank you 🙏

[debrawarrick]

Great video with lots of great tips. My home is so dry during the winter, I have a tendency to water deeply every 2 wks. What's ur timeline for a little bit, more often...is that 2x week, 1x week, etc?

I've tried and failed with a lot of plants over the years. I think its part of the process of finding ur way with houseplants and I've learned to appreciate the ones that thrive under the care and conditions I'm able to give them and let go of the ones that dont.

[shawnamoen]

I've had plants for 40 years and water the way you say. Lately I've seen that you should throughly water the whole pot if well draining. I did that bur I'm thinking they are staying wet to long. Going back to my old ways😂

[annettenoga]

Great information. Perhaps a video on how to deal with plants winter dormancy. I have an elephant bush that has lost all its leaves, the trunk is still firm. Some you tubers advice no watering at all, others say a bit of water..can be confusing..same with bonsai and desert roses?
Thanks again for all your invaluable information.