Bedroom Houseplant Collection Tour Fall 2020 | Aroids, Orchids, Hoyas & MORE!

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Welcome to my jungle in my bedroom. This is a much awaited houseplant tour as a lot has changed since my last one in spring! I hope you enjoy seeing all the different plants in my bedroom...which include hoyas, philodendrons, monsteras, aroids, orchids, succulents, cacti and more! There are 3 shelves of houseplants, along with 2 ikea socker greenhouse / terrariums. I've also grouped together all my houseplants that live on the windowsill or hang in front of my north facing window to show you all!

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[macharaherring]

I just came across your channel! Time to binge

[itscessss]

It’s looking great!!! Let’s all have a good winter!

[LittleLeafSF]

Agree with you about liking the gigas over the melano!

[JA-cfxv]

I just discovered you, your videos are so great! 😊on Sunday I get a melanochrysum cutting and I’m a little bit confused because i only have a humidity of 60 %😶as long as the cutting is small I can use a cover to keep the humidity but when the cutting gets bigger I need a shelf to maintain a higher humidity ( I think the ikea greenhouse would be perfect as well for the beginning)
Greetings from Germany 🥰

[RootingMindfully]

Im glad your melanochrysm is growing for you. It looks really good. :):):)

[frowjah]

Did you get rid of the greenhouse ? If so why? I’m thinking about getting one

[cricketjem]

I’m envious of your collection! ✨ Would you have advice about watering baby plants? I bought a few but find their soil dries out so quickly like after a day of watering. Should I be watering frequently to keep soil moist or wait like two- or five-day intervals? The soil is drying out after only a day of watering for my baby Alocasia Frydek and micans (only a few leaves). The soil seems more loose and airy for both. I am afraid of overwatering but also afraid it needs frequent watering since soil is dry. Not sure if there are different care tips for when plant is young vs. mature. Thanks for any tips.