Different ways to check the soil for moisture

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[cristian-danisacescu]

At the beginning I kept asking myself, after seeing videos of 15 -25 minutes: "What could you possibly talk about for so long, it's just plants: water, air, sunlight and sometimes ferts!?!?" Well, in the end I have one thing to say and that is Cheapeu! I actually love your channel and started to love it even more in time, what you are doing and the way you are doing it, your time and dedication! Answering so many whys, explaining the process, covering exceptions, consistency in statements from one video to another, sometimes humor! Great plant technician (I might easily say), great team in structuring the videos! Big thumbs up! Love it, you're the standard.

[norasgrunzeug]

Thank you for the tip with the wooden stick. The moment I heard it I thought by myself: So, why didn’t I got this idea between 60 years :D

[kerrian]

Thanks for you knowledge sharing.. love your videos

[karynmeyer]

Merry Christmas and thank you for the video. Do you think you could do a video on “ signs “ your plant is struggling? For example, different types of browning on leaves, build up of salt, copper issues, pests etc. would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again

[drifamagnusdottir]

I learn always something new watching🙌
Thanks from Iceland

[nan]

The bamboo skewer suggestion is so helpful! I’ve used it several times lately - my Scindapsus is still not dry enough to water. Even with a couple of yellowing leaves it is hard to resist watering it. But with the bamboo skewer check, I can avoid the temptation with confidence!

[camuchanomellini]

love all this education about plants THANK YOU.💖

[nancya]

Great video!! very very helpful. Thank you so much. Your presentation style is great by the way!! I just suscribed

[spiritualbhakti]

Very informational. I love the idea of using wooden stick. You are a genius and a plant saver. Many thanks.

[HinaHeather]

I found also that moisture meter works better in garden soil. Tropical potting mix is too loose to get the right reading.

[venusHW]

Thanks again SPG for another informative video. Merry Xmas to you all and a happy new year. 😊

[cathyspooner]

Love your videos you are my favorite you give very good information ty

[barbarawilson]

I usually lift the plant pot and I can tell when it is light then it’s time to water. I do want to try the stick method with a skewer though. I can compare my method with that of the stick :o). Thank you as always for great tips.

[rabbitpeng]

Thanks for the knowledge and Merry Christmas to you and your colleagues!

[inew]

finally found a video on how to know how wet the ground is. have been using a moisture meter for a while but notice that they are not that reliable. thanks!

[rmcgg]

Can you please do a video on care for Jade plants and Anthuriums too?

[jamieanderson]

love all your videos, very professional, to the point education for us plant lovers. Thank you!

[kerryblossfeld]

Thank you for your wonderful videos! Would you be able to do one on how to best care for kalenchoes? Thank you!

[mjsoskie]

Thank you for the video! I love your channel!

[tinocattaneo]

Grazie per i tuoi consigli molto tecnici