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This is Beautiful

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Hi! New sub here! I need some Ficus help! I recently got this beautiful plant. We’ve had her for about 2 weeks. I have lost 2 leaves so far, they turn brown then black then shrivel up. When we got her she was very wet. I have let her dry out and was going to water her today and fertilize. I’ve allowed 2 inches of top soil to dry. Hopefully this helps. We do live in Arizona so I have been misting morning noon and night as I have reptiles so I have a mister. I have her near an east facing window. I have a porch so natural no light touches directly into this window. She had a bud while in store and that is now about 4 inches in diameter. What could be causing some Leave to turn black ish brown then shrivel up? I have noticed small spots on the lower leaves and I don’t want to loose them. Any help would greatly appreciated!

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I just did the same to my Draceneas 😭. Did yours ever heal, and if so, how long did it take?

Why is the scheffalar umbrella leaves on top of one and a half foot tall plant folding in like collapsing unbrella. Thanks enjoy your channel

My plant has some leaves , but leavez turn brown down the stem an the it will put leaves again . So there is some stems that dont have leaves 😢

What about when this plant gets huge, and top heavy ? I can not find any videos on this.

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I have my first maidenhair fern. I think she was happy for the first three days and then things went downhill. I am trying to find the right location for her. I have gotten better about the water timing. She hasn't completely died and I am trying to prevent that from happening. She has some dead leaves and I am nervous to cut them off.

What do i do when it’s got root rot?

Thank you so much for this video. Quick question: Is 20 wattage for 4 hours a day enough LED lighting for the Creeping Charlie? In a place that natural lighting technically doesn't reach

i just brought home a small onr from Walmart. It is pretty wet. i havent seen one since the 70s.

I just bought my first fern today (7/20/24) . Her name is Miss Ferny and I keep her in the bathroom. Thanks for sharing your tips. I will keep u posted on Miss Ferny's journey.

This is why i'm not a plant pro and put it in soil & a pot and hope for the best. There's hundreds of things to think about with ever species of places. Its so overwhelming to know & learn itv all!!

Thank you. I just was given one of these plants and I’m still learning what to do to keep it alive. I’m sadly a known black thumb so when I accidentally rescued this one from near death the original owner gifted it to me. It’s grown three new leaves in the three weeks I’ve had it. It grew the first new one after the first watering I gave it. I don’t know how old it is. I know it’s a baby off one she’s had for a decade… it looks to be one third the age of its mother plant. I need to do more research to see how to get it to fruit and to see how long that should take with such a newer plant. Plus I need to figure out when I should transplant it because idk how long it’s been in this small medium pot 🤷🏻‍♀️🤣.

Thanks Knowledgeable video.

Thank you for the detailed explanation and presentation. It was very helpful.

How come some people say these plants go outside the pot, not vertically? I just got a new one and I’m wondering if I should stake it

I got 1 a couple of years ago. It's been outside in full sun. During the summer, we get triple digits. I water it every day. It's huge now.

How to properly prune this plant. Came home after 1 week of vacation and found lots of the leaves on the floor and some branches were dry and dead so I had to clean it up a bit and water it. 3 days back and it already looks better but I’ve had it for a month and I want to fertilize it in the hopes that it will look even peppier. Please recommend natural food and fertilizer for this plant. Possibly send links of the ones you had in your video.

I found this video helpful. Do you have any advice on running violets? do you have to prop up the runners or anything special to improve airflow and prevent morl?

What do to prevent plants from browing

Thank you, I started doing this with my plants. I also started using clear nursery pots, so I can see the root system and health.

I am so afraid of overwatering my plants and root rot. The plants from the big box stores are always so wet and water logged. So I steer away from peat moss. However my plants are taking so long to dry out. Maybe I shouldn’t be afraid of peat moss.

I’ve had mine for about a week and absolutely love it

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Hello! Can I use any tea like chamomile tea?

Excellent video. Very informative. The problem with my 6 rubber plants is all stopped unfurling all at once 😮. So, it seems like an environment change huh? They look perfectly healthy., and pots are getting lighter, which seems indicate water uptake. I'm using the same watering as always. I have fertilized them all. What is so weird is the fact that they all stopped unfurling at one time. Help !!!

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That's so facinating! Thank you so much.

So how to you repot something like this ? Can I cut the roots ?

So you place the moisture meter only 1"? Not all the way to the bottom?

Thank you so much for this informative video!! You're a lifesaver <3

Hi can I grow olive oil plant in peat Moses only for 3 months .thanks ⚘️.

Different plants are different shapes making the 2/3 to 1/3 or (2 to 1) ratio either wrong or unclear. Is there a way you can tell by looking at the roots?

Absolutely wonderful presentation. I have a super lush healthy one for the past 20 years that is almost up to the ceiling. I will try to chop it and hope it will generate a new growth or two. And I’ll try to see if I can get the top portion to grow roots too. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us.

That’s a nice guide for this plant. I never even heard of it until I discovered it at the store today. :) I live in southern California and wonder if it would be OK to leave it outdoors all year long. It might get to the 40s some nights in the winter. You also mentioned more or less indirect light. I have a west-facing balcony with the sun hitting it in the afternoon. Is that too much for it? It’s a light-colored version, so maybe it’s not as light-sensitive?

I have one. Outdoors. Full sun. Very hot and humid tropical climate. 90+ degrees. Water every day. It is thriving and very healthy.

I've had 3 and I can't seem to get this plant. I just bought another one today so will see. 😢😢

When I was in DYC (practically jail for teens, but not quite) I was introduced to this hard to kill plant. I'm still in love with these 8 years later!! I did NOT know there were so many varieties, so it's like I'm constantly back to square 1!! Is this for coleus in general or do I disregard some varieties? Thx!! Ps, I subbed

Thanks so helpful video.

great video! will consider it myself :) Question please: what makes the tips of those leaves brown/yellow? Thanks

So if I did that mistake of a big pot can I repot it a second time time?

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