Hey guys I have come to bunnings which is like a
warehouse store and we're just going to see what kind of plants they have
it's only been in the recent years that bunnings warehouse has
expanded their indoor plant range sometimes you can find some rare
gems but mostly you can score some affordable and common house plants
i'm going to do my best to label as many of these plants as possible
most of the time at bunnings you'll see a nice house plant and you'll wonder what it is
but when you look at the label it'll be extremely vague like this one and just say philodendron
this is in fact the philodendron erubecens right beside some peace lilies
the philodendron bipennifolium is already mounted on a pole so this can save you a
lot of time and energy if you don't want to make your own poles for your climbing plants
phalaenopsis orchids seem to be a go-to for bunnings warehouse and other grocery stores
they do have gorgeous flowers but i've seen plenty of them
suffer from rot because of the suffocating plastic cup filled with sphagnum moss
now this was labeled as silver pothos but the pattern of the leaf did look
quite similar to its scindapsis exotica with this mottled silver and green pattern
it's just interesting because this one was also labeled silver pothos but
it has a more silvery green splotchy pattern like the scindapsus pictus
the philodendron brazil has got a little bamboo ladder trellis to support it
the leaves have a striking lime green variegation
now i'm no expert in peperomias but i was quite
impressed with the variety of peperomias they had available
this peperomia pink lady didn't have very much pink variegation on it but if you
gave it a bit more indirect light i'm sure the new leaves would come out with a bit more pink
i actually had one of these peperomia mini watermelons some time ago
and it was doing super well at first and then it suddenly died
surprisingly the peperomia prostrata at bunnings was really full and looked super happy
bunnings also had some great selection of pots too they even came with drainage holes
for those who have more of a green thumb for the outdoor gardens
they even sold these bulbs and packets for various flowers
so you could just plonk them straight into the ground when springtime rolled around
look at this party mix of ferns
these ready-made terrariums were very pretty apart from those sad looking plants inside
and can someone tell me why they've chosen to imprison this fern in a bottle
to be honest you could definitely see that some of these plants were quite neglected or just
plain dead but i do want to show you some of the cooler plants that i spotted at bunnings warehouse
like this alocasia stingray
here's a hoya pubiclayx silver but with not as much splash on the leaves
this crispy wave fern was really cute
string of pearls but to me it looked more like edamame beans
philodendron silver sword
raphael flora de cursival
monstera siltapicana
epipremnum pinnatum cebu blue pothos
the syngonium fantasy here didn't have very much variegation
but the philodendron squamous ferum with a yellowing leaf
it was mostly cute i do like the red hairs that it has along the stem
i was shocked to find this philodendron splendid at bunnings warehouse
it's a hybrid cross between a melanochrysum and a verrucosum and
it's going for about 60 dollars and unfortunately the state of the plant was quite dismal
if you're up for the challenge though by all means
bunnings did have a very juicy looking begonia stunning leaf patterns
there was this very happy looking alocasia polly as well now i've
heard that they tend to be magnets for spider mites um but it's going for $20.81
the philodendron birkin actually produces more and more variegated leaves with each new shoot
just look at this coleus it reminded me of an amoeba
overall i am actually very impressed with the bunnings house plant variety and options
in terms of quality it's probably not the best now we're off to the local plant nursery which has a
very gorgeous collection see ya there