A tour of my 200+ houseplants 🪴 2025 Plant Tour

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 hello
00:02:19 the living room
00:41:07 the kitchen
00:45:21 the office
01:23:13 the hallway
01:25:56 the bedroom
02:20:56 goodbye

[staciachan]

Wow, over 200 houseplants! Your collection is absolutely stunning, and it’s amazing how well you care for them. With so many plants, how do you manage watering and care schedules? Any tips for keeping things organized? Can’t wait to see more of these videos next year ; keep them coming! 💚🌱

[aggiehasselfield]

Incredible collection!!! Best houseplant tour I have ever watched.🙌

[halliedobbins]

Hi Emma! I just wanted to say that you seem so genuinely happy with your collection in this video. It was a joy to watch you sharing them 💚

[begonia-]

For your semi hydro plants in no drainage, how high do you/can you keep the water line? Especially if you’re unsure of how large the root system is

[Blinki_plants]

The bego around 7:00 mark is begonia mazae f. nigricans and 11:00ish is called b. 'Snowcapped' 😊 Thurstonii is a shrub-like type.

[Babz]

I really like your idea of mixing different types of the same plant in the same pot. I've started doing this with rogue tradescantia cuttings. Also I always admire your glorious, my goal is to grow my splendid to that size eventually 🤞

[andyandbee]

When I received my Australis Lisa, it had root rot so I cut them off and put her in stratum. But only because I noticed it had been growing tiny leaves after I got it, but it *still* is… hopefully it’s just working on roots.
*Aaaall that to say* thank you, I’m definitely growing her in Pon after!

[beeng]

Always enjoy your plant tours Emma, how high is your room humidity because that queen is gorgeous!! Always struggle with mine with its itty bitty leaves😭. The alocasia polly is another fav of mine from this video. Its ginormous and very healthy foliage, wow😍

[AmySteckler]

I looked it up and cat litter can remove moisture from the air-that might be affecting your cute little corner! You said those plants were extra thirsty 😊

[natjoy]

I can't wait for you to someday get an upgraded plant space so that mixed pot of Scindapsus can be out and seen in its full glory! LOVE IT! Thanks for the tour!

[shannonkatereadsstuff]

I had a heartleaf philo that shingled up a wall and across the ceiling after growing behind a bookcase for about two metres. I was sad to cut to off - it looked awesome for about a year.
Nice collection. I like how you actually explain each plant, not just give the names and move on.
I'm about to start adding D moss poles to things, but I'm having trouble finding flexible clear acrylic.

[PlantedinPlatinum]

I love that you kept a wedding plant 🤍 Your collection is amazing girlie 😍😍

[melissaafkrichardson]

Thanks for sharing Emma 😊
A video on quirky/unconventional approaches to care that you use could be fun 😊

[Uzma]

Loved this video, Emma! Enjoyed every minute of your beautiful plant collection. Thank you 😊

[aggravatedHart]

That’s so crazy because all of my begonias that I switched to terracotta pots are doing light years better than the ones I didn’t.

[GardenArcX]

Hey mate,
I love your house plants how you keep in your room. I have lot of new anthuriums 🎉 I guess I need to keep them somewhere they can enjoy together as they freshly grown from stem cuttings❤❤

[krystal]

Thanks for taking the time to share this with us 😊

[mixonplantsncrafts]

Peperomia sarcophylla has been on my wishlist for the longest time, along with so many Hoyas! You have an amazing collection, Emma. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us!

[DieDieEla]

Schlumberga needs a period of slightly cold and especially darkness to bloom. At least this is what i have read on multiple Website and it worked for me for years now. Last year it even flowers twice. I have mine in my bedroom with avarage 18 degrees and i Put mine in Oktober for 2 weeks away from the Windows.

[mobmakeitsmall]

You could superglue (cyanoacrylate) your torn peperomia. Cyanoacrylate is plant safe. They use it in aquascaping.