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@@OrigamiManiacs Aww, you are too sweet. Thanks

You can buy from online shops like ebay, amazon or aliexpress..

@SucculentSocial Yes, thank you. I found them in ebay, Temu, and Amazon too. Thank you for the tutorial is was great.

That is a Echeveria elegans

Thank you, we will. We just had a new baby so videos will have to wait for now but once I am more settled, we will take advantage of maternity leave. 😃

Glad it was helpful! 😄

Aww, glad it was helpful! 😃

Hi. If I use them for plants, I do not seal them as I want them to be as porous as possible.. But if you need to seal them, you can use one for pots and ornaments.

Hi sorry for the late reply. Yes, you can use play sand. then mix with concrete and water..

Thank you so much! 😍

You are too kind. Thanks. 😍

yes, we wash them but the seal will be depending on what we use them for. If putting in candles, we seal them. For succulents, we don’t so they can remain as porous as possible..

@@SucculentSocial thank you. This has been so helpful.

yes, they gave babies..☺️

Available in South Africa?

Hi. I ordered from China but I am sure you can find in ebay or Amazon..

that is an interesting idea! 😁

Glad it was helpful! 😍

Glad it was helpful! 😍

once a week or once a fortnight, depending on the season.. mostly my guide is I water when the soil is dry.

I know, I got a tendency to do that when just chilled and having fun..

Hi. So sorry for using jargon. This is Echeveria Perle von Nurnberg, commonly called PVN.. ☺️

Go for it! and tell us how it went for you..☺️

Hi there. Based on my experience with dropping leaves, they drop because there is a problem in the root system. Even if they are exposed to extreme heat like some of our summer days here, the leaves can get sun burnt, or really dry and crunchy but they do not drop the leaves. If you get a chance, try to check if all is okay with roots ( any rot?). If all good, then you just have to wait for new leaves to grow but lots of patience will be required as they are slow growers. Thanks.

Sure, I will follow your advice for sure and thank you ever so much for wonderful advice. I hope you have a wonderful time gardening.

So nice of you. Thank you so much!

We water only when the soil is dry. That could be once a week or once every two weeks depending on the season. Thanks

They are gorgeous, right? ( Sorry to reply only now, we got busy with Mother's Day orders. )

Hey Diane, sorry to reply only now, we got busy with Mother's Day orders. I would lay a string flat on the soil so each node will develop roots and grow from there, making it more full eventually. Thanks.

Hi Susan, firstly, so sorry that I got to reply only now, we got busy with Mother's Day orders. I am so like you, when the plant is too perfect, I tend to not propagate them or head chop. But letting them grow too big is also not ideal as the weight puts pressure on the stem. The one that I have in this video has to be head chop soon too as it is not looking its best. =( You are very lucky with the pink bumps, that is really awesome.

@@SucculentSocial Not a problem. Thanks for your reply. PVN is one of my faves as I love the purple succulents so I instantly clicked on your video. 💜

These are jelly beans. They are from genus Sedum but there are too many varieties similar to these that are also sedums.

Thanks for watching!

These are 7cm x 6.3 cm pots, plus of course, factor in the extra height from the succulents.

Lol!

Oh wow! Congratulations to you!

I actually gathered them all, put in a vase and they had been a colourful centrepiece in our home for about 2 months. They last that long. Some people like to plant the stalks and yes, they can give babies too. but I am happy just to collect the leaves.

Thank you.

Thank you! Cheers!

No! they just wrinkled and dried out! 😞

Wow! Ok! Thank you for letting me know!

I am sorry, I don’t know their names..I just saw these is a garden store and as beautiful as they are, sedums are difficult to identify for me. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Yes me too went HD price diamond bits is $16-20 bit to drill a $10 pot …😂😂😳

Yey, glad you find this helpful. Let us know how it’ll go for you.. 😍

Hi there. I usually wait for baby roots to come out before I introduce water simply because of the principle of it is the roots' job to absorb water. If there are no roots, then water just stays there and keep the stems wet. Having them to have callus, minimises the risk of rot, but still no guarantee, depending on soil quality and moisture present in the soil. Hope this helps.

@@SucculentSocial Helps a lot for sure Thank you for taking the time to reply with precious advice to help us succulent growers .

Thank you! Cheers!

Hi there, oh no. I habe not experience that before. Sometimes I would drop cuttings under a work table or under seat of the car and when I finally discover them, they have rooted but of course etiolated due to lack of sun. I have experience though that some types can grow roots slower than others. Sometimes, it could be months before roots come out.

After a month or so, I check them if they have roots then if yes, I will slowly introduce some water. I have a part 2 for this video showing the progress. ruclips.net/p/PLgOR8jSO5w1Fkpkbkeuyz4K8BE2USyXjs&si=qCxa7l6EEmMeXuym Thanks

It is doing good, we have taken some pups and separated them but they have not grown the twist yet, maybe when they are more mature.

Hi, after a months or so, I will check if they have roots and if they do, I will slowly introduce water. Not frequent but just water when soil is dry.