plant tour 🌿 my houseplant collection

please enjoy this tour of all the plants in my apartment.
#planttour #houseplants

Just a little disclaimer: I’m not a plant expert by any means - I just love collecting them and caring for them in my apartment (it’s like having a lot of pets). It’s been a lot of trial and error, but I’m starting to feel like I’m able to manage and keep the indoor plants I have right now alive and healthy, so I thought I would share. Hope you enjoy my houseplant tour! xx Audrie

Heartleaf philodendron // Philodendron hederaceum
Prayer plant // Maranta leuconeura
Maidenhair fern // Adiantum
Golden pothos // Epipremnum aureum
Spider plant // Chlorophytum comosum
Rattlesnake plant // Calathea lancifolia
Paperplant // Fatsia japonica
Fiddle-leaf fig // Ficus lyrata
Baby rubber plant // Peperomia obtusifolia
Money tree // Pachira aquatica
Medallion prayer plant // Calathea veitchiana 'Medallion'
Kentia palm // Howea forsteriana
String-of-pearls // Senecio rowleyanus
Basil // Ocimum basilicum
Peperomia caperata ‘Rosso’ // Emerald Ripple Pepper
Zebra Plant // Aphelandra squarrosa
Burro’s tail // Sedum morganianum
Ripple jade // Crassula arborescens undulatifolia
First aid plant // Aloe vera
Gollum jade // Crassula ovata ‘Gollum’
Pencil cactus // Euphorbia tirucalli

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[AudrieStorme]

Sooo looks like I made an ooops and “Planty” isn’t just a regular heartleaf philodendron but a Heart-Leaf Philodendron ‘Brasil’ or Philodendron Brasil, but with the same scientific name of Philodendron hederaceum (I guess that’s why I got confused)? Thanks for looking out for this plant child that still has a lot to learn! 🙈🌿

[malenpunsalan]

I never thought looking at someone's plant can make me calm?

[lotushaus]

The air quality of your home must be amazing 🌿

[katherinececline]

I love that you told your flaws with caring for them in this video rather than pretending you do everything right :) really encouraging

[woad]

“They say it’s impossible to kill”

Bish, watch me

[damondominique]

This video gave me life.






































No really, plants absorb C02 and give off oxygen.

[jusjus]

I think everyone who watched this wants a prayer plant ! c: so beautiful

[moneytri]

I really like the 60p aesthetic. Way to stand out!

[rizo]

Hopefully this gets to you!!!
Hi, so string of pearls is one of my favorite succulents and they are actually a bit different for care than other 'regular' succulents. I did my research on this plant as I've always had an issue with actually trying to grow it lush and then propagate it. So this is what I know. Hopefully it helps~
1. They prefer 4-6hrs of MORNING sun.
2. They need protection from afternoon sun during summer time as it becomes very hot and will in turn dry out your poor pearls.
3. Terracotta pots are ideal when growing these guys as it is porous and will help evaporate excess water and keep the soil aerated.
4. Try not to repot these guys for a few years as they like to be bunched up. Only do so if it is looking thick or puny and needs a refresher.
5. These guys are a bit different to other succulents because they actually prefer to keep slightly moist. Water every 2 weeks or when 1.5" of soil is dry on top. If you aren't sure you can stick a toothpick in the dirt and see if it comes up wet and dirty or clean and dry.
6. If it gets hot in your apartment and dries out the succulent fast water it every week depending on if the top soil is moist or dry.
7. Now keep the soil moist in spring and summer time.
8. During spring and summer months don't forget to fertilize it every month. That's how you get them nice and thick and pretty :)
9. If the plant is looking sparce or you want it to grow more thick another way is to propagate into the pot it's already in. Just take the pearls off the end where you had cut it (about 3") and then stick that end in the dirt. Eventually it will root and start to grow. You can also just lay it on top of the soil and push gently so the string is slightly covered by dirt.
Again I'm still learning but this is what I came up with by researching.

[staticbean]

I've been trying to procrastinate propagating my plants. Now this just inspired me to propagate them now

[heyimexhausted]

not sure why but your intro made me cry?? your editing and film style is just so calming, everything looks at peace. its like a studio ghibli film or something, just romanticizing the mundane

[sierrat]

She’s an angel for listing all the plants 😭😭

[ashleym]

can we just talk about how amazing and relaxing audries videos are? honestly she’s one of my favorite youtubers to watch

[patriiciiaruiiz]

Love this. I’m trying to be a better plant mom myself! And side note, I have killed a pathos 😅 I have no idea how haha

[sherryan]

I knew she was serious when I saw the maidenhair fern..really great job, everyone looks super healthy :)

[sandrag]

Thank you! ❤❤❤
It's so much joy and comforting NOT beeing jelled at with high speed, like in many other plant videos.😅

[alexandrastamm]

Aww all my plants back in Uni are going to be dead when I go back to them after quarantine, but at least I can still see nice plants online

[marvimemoir]

Ahhh that's a lot of friends right there💚

[magnificentmaroon]

This video makes me want to decorate my entire house with plants🥰

[ummi]

I've never ever in my life been 9 seconds early like Quarantine really is something 😂😂😂