Unique Houseplants for any Collection | favorite plants August 2022

Highlighting unique plants in my collection 🌱

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[berniemcbern]

Benji is basically a plant personified at this point. So calm and relaxing 😎

[Yorea]

I thought I would never find a platycerium ever but I was in this random plant store looking for hanging pots, my mom pointed at some random succulents and right next to is was a platy! If she hadn't pointed it out I would've looked past it 😅 Of course I bought it and now I'm waiting for sphagnum moss to come in the mail (which is surprisingly hard to find where I live). I've never been so excited for MOSS to come in the mail 😂

[giardinodialberi]

Your design sense does not disappoint. Your plant staging is some of the best I've seen. It's also sweet of you to offer a tribute to Summer Rayne Oakes; she's a mentor to many.

[ToadlyCool]

in Australia the asparagus ferns are a weed (several species), mostly in bushland (so sheltered by a bit of a canopy). They're everywhere near where I live and very difficult to manage because of their underground rhizomes. Most of us live on the east coast which is mostly bushland/beaches/rainforests (tropical to temperate climates). Don't think the asparagus fern would survive in our deserts/arid regions (unless near water/shade).

[aghost]

These are so relaxing to watch after a stressful day. Thanks Benji <3

[debclay]

I love your taste in plants and their containers. I love the unusual and displaying them. Here in New Zealand we don't have as many of the unusual ones but now houseplants are becoming such a thing, we are getting a better selection. Thank you

[aephraums]

the Staghorn and Elkhorn ferns are quite common in Australia and many people grow them on trees in their yards. When I lived in Los Angeles I also grew mine outside on fern bark and fed them banana skins that made them grow so fast. I love these plants.

[carmenmonteavaro]

I definitely want to see more videos with your weirder plants. I recently was gifted a Stephania Erecta and I am so in love with it. Also please more Theo and Chris content. They are both so cute and I love seeing how you interact with them. Warms my heart ❤️

[gilbertometro]

You have the BEST video of unique house plants. I have watched hours and hours of this type of videos. Yours is #1

[yyg]

the fact that your voice is extremely calm and goes with your content is amazing

[klaraplantperson]

The asperagus fern arrangement is so pretty love you’re videos sm <3 🌱

[annapoorna]

your channel is literally the most relaxing and calming!! love ur videos sm<3 🌿🥺🍃

[mariacapo]

Best videos EVER ! You're gorgeous, your husband is gorgeous, and your house is to die for...(I'm 70, so don't take it personal...) We love you 💖👏👏

[grat]

Theo has been a great addition to your household and channel. Thanks for the brief Theo cameo.

[amityhokai]

Omg I love watching benjis videos. It’s so relaxing just like watching him take care of his plants or showing us and talking about them! Great vid bud!

[samanthar]

The reflection of your greenhouse cabinet in the mirror throughout the video is amazing

[donnas]

I'm a plant person and love house plants. Yes, plants have their own personality. Your plants look beautiful.

[mariacapo]

My estefania erecta stop growing the lease would not die... I thought it was dormant.. then I watered the pot and started spraying water on the cotex every night... Now it's continuing to put out leaves and continue growing all over again. I suggest lots of bright light and spray it with water every night and it will take off all over again 😃😁👍

[erinc]

asparagus fern is also invasive in New Zealand ! I believe it thrives the most in our sparse forest areas, bushland & coastlands.... which get lots and lots of dappled light, not too much water & not much nutrients either.. I believe most people struggle with them because they don't give them enough light and also overwater their sensitive tubers! And: they're in the lily family, not ferns. We have lots and lots of invasive lilies in same biomes that in other places are considered nice garden pieces- like canna, arum, agapanthus so maybe the trick is treating it like them.

[waktukaksugeng]

Thanks very much benji.thats very inspirative how to put indoor plants