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Hello! I'm Herbivore Man, a novice plant grower at home! Our viewers, subscribers, and members, how are you growing your plants? "Have you heard the rumor? These days, all the people who used to grow plants have run away?" "Yes, that's right." That's exactly what I wanted. In this video, "After Everyone Left," to celebrate September, I'll share an honest update on my living room garden. Please enjoy the stories of these true gardeners who, regardless of trends, quietly cultivate their own gardens. Let's all create our own gardens! 😉 Thank you so much for watching! See you in the next video!" 00:00 Rumor has it they all ran away. 🏃‍♂️💨 00:14 Overall atmosphere of the living room garden 00:52 Plants in front of the TV 02:07 Plants by the living room window 02:21 Plants on the veranda 02:44 Plants in the utility room 04:13 Growing plants in the peaceful September living room garden 04:25 Plants that grow well in September 1. U508 Begonia 06:00 Plants that grow well in September 2. Boston Fern 07:40 Plants that grow well in September 3. Calathea Setosa 09:52 Plants that grow well in September 4. Patterned Curly Hoya 11:29 Plants that grow well in September 5. Rubagay Begonia 14:27 Plants that grow well in September 6. Snowcap Begonia 18:00 Pinkmings Begonia Propagation 7:20 PM Downtown Begonia 8:12 PM Dried Dark Mambo Begonia 9:29 PM Ferox Begonia 10:13 PM Luxurious Anthurium 11:11 PM Black Money Tree 11:27 PM Watercolor Rubber Tree 11:38 PM Begonia Benigo Propagation 12:44 PM Philodendron Gloriosum 12:55 PM Goegoensis Begonia 12:03 PM Angel Scindapsus 12:22 Patterned Anthurium 12:30 PM Hoya Obobata 13:32 PM Finding the Best Plants for a Herbivore's Living Room Garden in September 14:06 PM ❤️Be Happy❤️ How to Grow Plants Well 1. Choose a pot smaller than you expected. 2. Add 30% sandy material, such as perlite or washed sand, to the soil. Mix. 3. Choose plants that are easy to grow. 4. Water infrequently. 5. Use a terracotta pot indoors. When a plant's leaves turn yellow 1. Stop watering. 2. Pull out the plant and check the condition of the roots. 3. Switch to a smaller pot and repot it. 4. Yellowing from the lower leaves indicates overwatering. Yellowing from the upper leaves indicates insects, disease, or environmental factors. When the tips of the plant's leaves turn brown 1. This is a chronic disease that occurs in certain varieties, such as Spathiphyllum, Areca palm, and Lucky Tree. It is recommended to choose a different plant without further stress. 2. Use dechlorinated water. 3. Discontinue fertilizer use due to the side effects of overuse. 4. If overwatering occurs, change the potting environment, soil mix, and pot size. 5. If humidity is insufficient, increase the humidity in the air. (Spring and summer are humid and humid.) Okay) – ...