If you have tried houseplants, you've gotten obsessed with houseplants and then perhaps you've had a couple fails and maybe it was on a plant that might have been a little pricey, maybe you got caught up in the hype and you accidentally killed one.

We've all been there, but we have someone on the show that is going to help out quite a bit. We have Yawn,

aka Sydney Plant Guy on the show, known for your massive and healthy houseplants. I thought we could talk about, I guess some of the like hardest things for houseplank caregivers to kind of remember when it comes to house House plants. We kind of tease this with light, right?

We're historically very bad at understanding how much light plants need, but what else comes to mind for you?

Yeah, I mean, first things first, I want to acknowledge that I have also killed a whole lot of plants.

That is part of the game.

You know, but with every time a plant dies in my care, I try and learn something from it.

So at the end of the day, all of,

healing all of these plants actually taught me quite a lot.

I think in light is definitely the one thing

that won't enable your plants to thrive if you don't provide sufficient of it, but it plays into so much more.

If your plant doesn't get sufficient light, then it's not growing much, it's not using much water, which then leads to potentially

you overordering your plant as well.

So at the end of the day, it's all connected and it's sometimes really hard to pinpoint that one thing that you've done wrong that might

have led to the plant's demise.

At the end of the day it's most likely a combination of things and that's why I like to come back to the conditions versus care topic.

You need to really understand your conditions first and then adjust your care approach accordingly.

If you grow in a really hot, dry environment with a lot of light, you might have to water every day or every two days.

If you live in a climate that is cooler, humid, you don't have a whole lot of lights so your plant isn't growing a lot.

Your plant is not going to use that much water, so you need to dial down your watering as well.

So at the end of the day nothing will ever be to you understanding

your conditions and understanding what that does to your plants and

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