Houseplant Tour Spring 2021 Melbourne

Finally, I got around to filming a tour of all my plants. I hope you enjoy it.

Music: ‘White River’ by Aakash Gandghi:
‘Bongo Madness’ by Quincas Moreira

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[SarahONeillPhotography]

I saw the title and thought "oh .. well maybe Kathi was just really busy with summer and fall and only got around to editing her spring tour now .." and then I almost immediately remembered ... southern hemisphere, it's spring not fall! Thanks for the tour!

[shawnalamsargis]

Great tour! Thank you for being so genuine. If you had shown us a home full of nursery quality plants, that wouldn't have been nearly as great. We all have struggling plants, and I appreciate you showing yours in their true state. 🌱

[BasiePlants]

Your living room/ dining room/ kitchen area is gorgeous! It all fits in so well. The plants, the books, the pots. And the pets 😂

[sharoncox]

For the rabbitsfoot fern, throw it outside under something that shelters it from direct midday sun. Mine came back from the dead "feet" when I did that.

Also, for pepperomia, I've had much better luck with them since hearing about the "taco test" 🌮 from Nick Pileggi on YouTube. Basically, only water when you can easily fold a leaf into a taco shape.

[BasiePlants]

Well, if you want to verify the saying 'Size doesn't matter' just get Peperomias. No matter the size, the outcome is the same. 💀

[BasiePlants]

Ficus 'Shivereana' is gorgeous. I saw cuttings in Europe, but they are over 30 euros, unrooted. I hope I can find a rooted one soon, because I would love it!

[cruelsister]

Very enjoyable houseplant tour. Thanks for sharing.

[laurenervin]

"She looks like a deranged starfish"😂😂 love you Kathy😆

[rudlekthebear]

Yout Macho Fern look amazing! How often do you water? Maybe the kitchen provides that extra humidity? It is on my wish list definitely.

[-jacinta-]

Oh no, not your Peperomia Obtusifolia! He was your pride and joy in the past. Sorry you’ve lost him, Kathi.

[RainyDayWolf]

oh I'm really sorry about your peperomias... but man that huge homalomena is amazing!. Great collection Kathi and thank you for showing the trouble kids it makes me feel better, I gave up on my dieffenbachia I can't with so much negativity XD.

[lucysalas]

Your sinningia is beautiful; I had never seen one before. I find fittonia and string of turtles impossible but yours look amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your collection.

[tamekahill]

You have a beautiful dhome and the plants are looking good. I see the Norfolk pine isn't in it spot. I had trouble with mine.Stay safe.

[lveeder]

I loved your tour! I've had many plants come and go, so I understand how some things just bite the dust, and that's that. Like you mentioned, some are worth replacing, and others, not so much. I especially loved seeing your jade at the end. I've been growing some cuttings for several years that came from my mom's jade that she's had forever, so it's sentimental. It's just starting to get some of the woodiness at the bottom to keep it strong, so I'm excited to see it take off!

[karenbrackbill]

It’s lovely to see the sunshine and new spring growth in this video, as I’m headed in the opposite direction weather wise. I hope we get an outside plant video too!

[Malexah_mor]

This is so relaxing 😊🪴… love to hear her laugh as she talks to us🤍💜

[yeahivekilledthat]

You had me howling laughing over the first few peperomia. I admire your determination with those. I only have one and the reason for that is obvious. Your ivy, monstera and homalomena look great—I'm jealous. Glad to see you'll push some of those plants outdoors. Many will make a turnaround. You have some really nice pots by the way.