2+ HOURS(!!) of Plant Chores 🌱 Long Houseplant To-Do's Vlog | do plant chores with me

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PHILODENDRON SPLENDID CARE VIDEO:

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In this video join me (and Joli) for a super long 2 hour plant chores video! There have been lots of plant to do's recently - repotting, watering, dusting, pruning, propagating, repotting, potting up and soooo much more. My plant chores have been getting on top slightly recently and I've been feeling a bit burnt out and overwhelmed by all my plant care. I talk about plant burnout in this video, and some of the things I do to stay motivated when it comes to caring for my houseplants. Thank you to everyone who asked questions, and I really hope you enjoy the video!

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[briannadefore]

I absolutely LOVE your long videos, it motivated me to actually get some plant chores of my own done. Typically 30-45 min is short enough that I just enjoy watching, but you were getting so much done that I wanted to as well! On a similar note, I would totally enjoy a plant burnout "challenge" video like you mentioned. Sometimes I just need someone else to pick what to start with and that sounds like a great motivator.

[sarahaxon]

I put on a crime podcast to do my plant chores 😂 I would LOVE to see a plant burnout “challenge” type video where we all have do the tasks cause that would definitely help motivate me personally

[deegrows]

I love the idea of painting the sun burned leaf!! Go for it!

[Anah-B]

Most of the climbing philodendron we keep as houseplants will do the switch from petiolar sheath leaf growth to cataphilic leaf growth with size and maturity.

[deegrows]

Yay for a plant burnout challenge video! 💚🔥

[laurabay]

My plant room gets fairly warm in the summer months. Something that has been working well for me with my soil plants is adding an a couple of centimeters worth of leca at the bottom of the pot before adding the soil and plant. Then I keep the plant in a saucer with about 1 to 1 1/2 cms of water to make a homemade self watering pot. It seems that the leca wicks the water at just the right pace to keep the soil slightly moist so the plants don’t suffer from drying out completely. It makes the upkeep a lot easier for me. I wonder if something like this might work well for you in the heat of your new home? I always enjoy your videos, thanks!

[Quiescent_rise]

Omg...I really loved this episode. I'm in tears right now because you perfectly explained how beneficial plant care is for mental health. My journey started after my father's death last year. I also wish I had discovered this journey sooner in my life. All my life, I've dealt with anxiety, depression, adhd and now menopause, so I wish I became addicted to this sooner other than the other ways I used to cope throughout my life. Thank you for sharing a bit of your story, it makes me feel a little alone in my obsession with plant care. It provides so much hope to looking forward to the next day. 😊

[ChaseandtheMonstera]

My silver sword has just started producing leaves in/with pronounced cataphils, but it has sized up majorly, I always thought it was a sign of the plant maturing 😊

[niels-brouwer]

Absolutely love your long plant chore videos! They always instantly get me motivated to stay on top of all the planty stuff that needs doing, and it's wonderful to have you chatting away in the background while I get on with that. 🌱

[littlecally]

I LOVED this video Claire 😍 I had loads to do today and having you on in the background while I was doing my own plant chores was fabulous. 😊

[jessicawanlass]

Loved this video! It is fun to have a video like this playing while I am working!

[livsaltmarsh]

Loved this video!! We need more long ones 😁 would you consider doing one on semi-hydro?? I’ve been trying to learn more about it but I’m struggling :)

[dianewilson]

I'd love a real time motivation video! I think it would be lots of fun and a great way to get the job done too!❤

[melrussell]

Claire I watched a video on saving your favourite leaves using PVA glue, which is translucent and she framed it in a box frame and it looked amazing😊

[Palmguy]

Cud you please do a how to semi hydro/pons video? Thank you.

[OrchidboyTroy]

Thank you so much for sharing! I love watching your videos 😊 My favorite hoya is definitely my carnosa because she is my first and she’s simple and easy going. It keeps me grounded in an ever growing collection haha.

[christinabedekovich]

I absolutely adore you. Your knowledge is so helpful for my plant journey. I watch you all the time and it’s so calming and relaxing. ❤

[stephanieprstgaard]

my plant interest started about 1 year ago, after I got a propagation of a coleus from a friend. I have always loved plants, but thought it was toooo difficult. My Coleus grew sooo fast, but in a bit ugly form. One day I fell over a instagram post, where a woman showed that you could cut/propagate it, plant it in the same pot and get a nicer looking plant. I tried it, AND I SUCCEEDED!! that little success made me curious, and I got a peace lily and a monstera. This year my plant hobby has really been taken some speed up, and I now have about 40 plants in my apartment, plus a lot outside on my balcony :) we are currently working on buying house, and I can't wait to get more space for bigger and more houseplants :D

[kittykrisp]

Absolutely favorite hoya is the simple Hoya Krimson Queen

[brookehicks]

A little tip for repotting if you want to get a lot of dirt off of delicate roots, I keep a bowl of water near by and gently jiggle the root ball in the water. I find it helps get off the dirt without a whole lot of contact. If you wanna save the soil you can use a cheese cloth or soemthing like that to separate the water and soil after. With this method you can also use or add hydrogen peroxide if you’re worried about rot or fly larvae!