My Top 5 Indoor Plants

[misskriss]

You're the cutest. Thank you for your plant enthusiasm. Blessings...

[Street]

I think that happy plant must have been named after you. Enjoyed the video and your enthusiasm. Thanks!
Darryl

[walshamite]

Thanks for your insights - its great that a younger generation are picking up on this great lifetime hobby. I started with some lengths of my great aunt's wandering jew, back in 1971. I grew loads in my bedsit in just garden soil - it thrived in a tub near the window. That devil's ivy of yours would look great in a hanging basket pot, perhaps with a macrame hangar - show off those long dangly bits (though I tend to give in to the urge to snip the trailings off and start another plant). The basket arrangement also suits plants that produce plantlets on stolons, like the chlorophytum (spider plant). We all have our faves, of course. I go for plants with abundant smaller leaves, e.g. Tradescantia "Zebrina". Easy to propagate, grows quickly. There's something addictive about starting off new pups from small chunks of vegetation. My local DIY megastore areas sell pot plants like Peperomias, money plants and the like - there are always broken off leaves etc. on the shelves and floor, due to rough handling by the staff. Once "rescued", they sprout easily with a bit of care and patience. Otherwise, they go in the bin. I do also buy whole ones, but mostly to cannibalise into many plants. I am also a herb fanatic, always starting cuttings of those too.

[psnaidu]

We can see your love for the plants, Thank you for explaining in such great detail. Also your
plants are so lush and green. God bless you!
Looking forward to more of your videos!

[PIAMUSA]

Your plants are so green...you definitely have a green thumb....luv this vlog...or anything to do with plantation....indoor or outdoor... thnx for the share....

[ethelbunda]

Nice video.. I can see the happiness in his face collecting those lovelyplants ...great info... Cute guy...wow....

[mimakate]

A fellow Australian! Yeay. Hi from Canberra. First vid Im seen if yours. Subscribed straight away. I wouldn’t agree that the Fiddle Leaf Fig is easy to keep alive. They are touchy. Looking forward to going through your vids! Yeay!

[rambusumba]

*Fiddle-leaf pig is my Zodiac lucky plant as I am **#Taurus**😈♉yeyyyy lovely! looking for it for my new room here in **#Bali**, no idea if this plant available here in Bali, so hopefully! Or do I have to break the jungle to find it?😂Anyhoo new subs here and love your **#British** accent or is that **#Aussie** accent? Confused!😁Keep it coming that “jungle plants”😉sending Y'All love from Bali💚*

[jat]

yr plants all look so healthy. Gorgeous!

[ImBatmanheyo]

your enthusiasm for plants is a d o r a b l e !

[bernadettegrant]

Very nice from 1 plant lover to another that last one is unusually beautiful

[judyannmonsod]

This is so Helpful! Thank you so much!

[kaizhu]

Great first video! I have 4 of them.. just went to Honeysuckle Turramurra garden. They have good collections of plants. The staff super friendly and knowledgeable and quite happy to go extra mile to help me. Thanks for your recommendation!

[ethelbunda]

Cute dimple... Amazing to know... That we're all plant collectors and lovers of different awesome plants... Very refreshing looking at them everyday...

[avegailjeane]

I can see the passion you have on your plants, me as well! I love to see another video of yours....tropical plants,

[sallybofillpalawan]

Wow beautiful plants, thank you for sharing your knowledge and idea.

[gn]

Your enthusiasm makes this topic exciting. Great video.

[bhuabuekikolape]

I like my house full of green things its refreshing for the eyes and it can relieve stress also love it

[staceyreyes]

Great first video.I look forward to seeing more of your plants.

[sydneykiwi]

Love it Alan, you're so good on camera too xx