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Yesss ferns can also be incredible!!

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

@@plantwithroos hi good morning beautiful muneca what u doing for the 4 July

@@plantwithroos hi beautiful muneca no plans for 4 July??

I'm Dutch, there's no special day here 😅 so I taught yoga and am editing

@@plantwithroos where are u from??

Thank you very much!

Happy to help! 🙏🏻❤️

I've seen the big ones at the botanical gardens go into dormancy but since they improved the greenhouses (temperature) they made it through the winter there. In my house my small one also made it through winter. So.. They can but probably not in the right climate? It's my first year growing one myself so I'm no expert!

Thank you!

I don't always see thrips or flatmites (even with a microscope) but the damage on the leaves tells me everything ☠️🙄

Thank you! Feeling better, but another busy event next week so I'm trying to take it easy in between things ❤️

That's awesome! It's not at all bad in my opinion 🥰❤️

Thank you very much! ♥️

Hahaha right?? I really want her to stay this pretty now - if I had not moved her back into the terrarium (several times), who knows how big she would have been by now!

Oop! I'm very curious what exactly I'm doing to make the thomsonii so fast, I have no idea!

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Thank you! Yeah it's growing well 🥰

Thank you! I'll make it work

Haha they're just so fun and easy and beautiful!

Thank you! Isn't she stunning??

Thank you very much!

Thanks Jerry! Hope you're doing well

She wrote it very big on the box - in Dutch. Thank you!

Valt wel mee toch voor hoe kapot mijn potten waren? Ze konden zelf iig lachen om mijn video dus no worries

i never had anything arrive broken from her and ordered a lot. this was in my opinion a shipping issue

@@plantwithroos Definitely. It’s not a news that logistics companies treat packages badly, but the fact that level of protection is not enough is somewhat unbelievable for me. Maybe I will put extra cushioning material inside the craft (if hollow) or between arms/legs next time I send (I’m a craft guy btw, so this kind of situation breaks my heart)

Yeah it's such a shame - it had bubble wrap, packing paper all around the pots AND packing peanuts!

Thank youuuu! Feels like we're extending my birthday this way so I don't mind late 😅👌

That's the plan! I've tried it before and hope this time goes better 🤭❤️

🤭 variegated. I will sell a few on my instagram stories in the next few months (depending on the weather). Keep an eye on there

There was no insurance but i will fix them and she said she'll send me a replacement in a while (it's not glazed yet) 👌❤️

Hey my soil mix is the same for Hoya as for my aroids: an airy mix. I have a video on here of how I make it, or I buy the Philo or Anthurium mix from @soilninja (my code PLANTWITHROOS will give you a discount ❤️)

Thank you!

Haha thank you! ❤️

Thank you - I'll make a video of how I fix them ❤️

That's the one I picked!

Thank you! ❤️❤️

Yeah so sad! I'm thinking sand the yellow one down so it's just short legs and kintsugi the bigger pot

The domes are just the final stage so make sure to keep an eye on the plant, the tiny ones will create new domes!

Thank you very much!

right?? so cute! they're a type of ladybug larva, so not related to isopods but yes similarly adorable - i use them too in my terrariums!

I picked the other option this tiny but will try different combinations with future inflos!

they are not woodlice (isopods), i have those in my bioactive terraria! they're amazing. these are different.

@@plantwithroos ah I see i dont think we have mealy bugs here in ireland cos ive never seen them so i thought it might be the american name for woodlice. Lol! My bad thanks for the correction. Also cos ive never seen a mealy bug curl up in a ball which i think ive heard people describe something similar but it rolls up. A roly poly bug? So so so many bugs. When you sit in the grass and start looking around its insane how many different bugs there are.

@@Padraigp ah haha no but you're right, woodlice have many many names. mealybugs for sure are in ireland too (I'm in the netherlands), but if you haven't seen them good for you!! keep it that way haha. they prefer succulent plants or hoya, so if you are in a garden or greenhouse look up close and you might see some white fluff which is an indicator. they do look a bit similar in shape to woodlice but they are a lot smaller - hard to spot on plants unless they're as mature as the ones i showed. nature is amazing!

@@plantwithroos they look similar to a thing we got on our apple tree ...but they crawl up and make this sort of cocoon of white around them and then sucks. The tree and you just see this white cobwebby stuff but inside its a bug ..kinda like a cochineal red bug. A lot of plants and bugs have such different names even among different families like my friend and i as kids used to argue about whether a creature beady body (which is like a spider with a roundy body and only 6 legs) or a crane fly. Cos her mom called them crane flies and my mom called them beady bodies and called a big mosquito looking fly with big long legs a crane fly... and then another kid came up and said its a daddy long legs. We had a huge argument for years about it. Lol 🤣

That's the one I ended up going with!

Here in Europe/the Netherlands, these are much more common to use than lacewings! Btw I didn't choose them, the company I work with advises them. I send them a list of pests and they send the best treatment bugs

Mum is doing great! She just visited this past weekend. Her Monstera (not Thai but deliciosa variegata small form) is also going great!

@@plantwithroos that’s grate!

Yess light is so important! From my experience most important is a stable environment so I'm not changing anything 🤭❤️

I get them from Entocare.nl - they're in the Netherlands. It's best to get them from a company local to you as they're shipping live bugs ❤️