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for me the only thing that works on large infestations is submerging the plant, pot and all, in a soapy water mixture for a few hours and drowning the pests. although for a plant of that size you’d probably have to fill a bathtub just to be able to submerge the whole thing 😢

My succulents are huge..i started out w/ only 4 in one decent size pot…I ended up moving & haven’t had time to tend to them. Today I started repotting & cuttings but I’m so lost b/c they’re sooo many & overgrown..I’m going to watch more videos & hopefully get it right. All my other plants are wonderful

Can you please let know how long does it take place for Echeveria to grow baby after roots propagate from leaf?

"If they lived in the wild they would die" 🤣😂🤣

Both are lovely specimens! I have both of them in my backyard. I love how they both pup so easily. I bought them both about 3 years ago as single heads and they now both have around 5-7 heads now. While I was replenishing the succulent soil and re mounding my succulent bed, I decided to cut one head off off of each to create an succulent arrangement with these 2 echeveria. I will see how long they can stay in the pot before they outgrow the pot.

Thank you for another really informative video. I wouldn’t mind another red succulent but I’ll be giving Romeo a miss thanks to this video as I don’t have time for fussy succulents. In the past, I’ve wasted energy mothering the difficult ones when I should have just thrown them into the bin. 🤣

My friend planted one of my romeos on the ground and the rest of my potted romeos died. That one is still going and it gets above 100 F and below freeezing here. Romeo is beautiful but there are new cultivars with Red that don't die easy. I would never get Romeo again.

I had a Romeo succulent. It was quite expensive here in Cape Town . Mine died. 😡😡😡😡

The famous... or infamous Romeo. So beautiful, but such a drama queen/king. I guess thats a reason for the name too 😄 Thank you for this video. Not sure if I'll ever run across one of these in my region, but always love learning more about succulents. Broadening the knowledge helps a ton with understanding other variants of the specie too.

Please add cicadidas as a pest in NC they mowed mine done

I love your sense of humor regarding these crazy plants. I am a novice succulent student and although not in Australia, find your posts VERY helpful. Thanks!

Some people get brave behind the computer. She is awesome. If you don't like what she has to say, don't watch.

Thank you for a very informative video.

Beautiful collection of gorgeous echeveria succulents

Very very useful. Thank you from Cape Town . South Africa

I can't grow the enceneva cactus. The bottom leaves die from moisture in the soil. I have tried to grow one with no dirt under bottom leaves. . Those are so pretty they look like roses I really want to be able to grow those can you give me any suggestion on how to not kill these plants thank you so much in advance really appreciate you

Australia has the best weather for echiveia❤❤

These plants are difficult to grow in certain areas.. I have 1....still in the nurseruy pot..in my house near a window to get sunlight. I havent water since i bought it a week ago. I dont use tap water. If it dies i wont but another one. I'm sticking with my cacti

When I saw this video in my notifications last night I thought, Great! a video about mixed succulents. She's read my mind! ... then I remember making the comment 🤦‍♀

Very informative. Thank you 😊

3:21 oh I love this kitty pot 💛

Thank you for Sharing your beautiful succulents arrangements lovely happy planting ♥♥🇹🇹🇹🇹

Trying out some arrangements myself recently, this video came at the right time. Thank you for this 😁

I think your prices, considering they are in decorative pots, is reasonable.

Your giraffe planters are so cute. I like terracotta pots, but I also paint them with outdoor paints. I'm going to watch your video on pots.😁

Thanks!!!!

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One of my favourite plants and first succulents I started growing. Its alien-esque appearance was such a alluring draw to me, had to have one. Since then, the succulent bite got me good 😁

I've found that I really love the Graptoveria species so much! Beautiful pastel like colours that come from their leaves. Thank you for educating me on this plant even more 😁

I would love to see a video about ceropegia stapiliformis! I have one, it grows and flowers like crazy, more than three feet this year!!! I'm not kidding. It also uses flower traps. I love this plant but there's not a whole lot of love for it out there. Subscribed!

Thank you! Just started growing one of these. I would absolutely love if you told the names of the varieties. I think mine is a very small-headed one:)

I can't grow plant that looks like a flower ennecva ? Sp. . If dirt touches the under leaves to get mushy so do I need to keep the dirt totally away from the bottom of the plant because I've learned that if the door is damp or wet and it touches any of the bottom leaves in no time there are mushy in the plant is not survive can you give me any insight on what I need to do?. Thank you so much

Interesting topic.nice sharing.

Thanks you for sharing good idea.

Useful as always dear ❤😊 thank you 🙏💚

Thank you for Sharing beautiful succulent 🇹🇹🇹🇹😎😎♥♥

Oh! Second question! I have a portulacaria afra and leaves on one side of the pot are all wrinkled and the other side is totally fine. So I don't know whether to water or not water :-/

I have a question... I see these bowls that people sell with a variety of different succullents in an arrangement and I am wondering how you water them when each of them has different needs?

A great way to start the day. Thanks you for the video. Its definitely a question I came across this week, as I repotted some plants I got from a homegrower. Many of the plant leaves were yellow and looked clearly overwatered. So after repotting, I kept an eye on them after removing the old leaves. Some of the new leaves are shriveling, and yellowing. And its a hard balance for me to understand when it is overwatering, or when it is adjusting, or underwatering. This video helps me a bit in understanding it more, with these examples, I might be able to accurately pinpoint the issue. 😁 Not sure if you have covered this in detail before, but is there a difference in how you treat a plant after repotting, or potting new cuttings? I originally thought just give it what it was used to before, but it seems like some do worse.

Great video with useful info and no stupid chatting! Thanks

I will check my succulent tomorrow. I have had a new passion plants

I was hoping you would say something about a round bulb?? which I have found growing on the stems. I saw some on your video, but you didn't mention anything. I just love watching here in South Africa.😊

thank you!

Hi there! Can you please do a video on how you do preventative pest control? What pesticides, fungicides, especially for mealy bugs etc. also, what time of the year, especially in a larger scale nursery operation. Thank you!

I’ve slowly learned to be careful with terracotta pots and only use them temporarily to grow up smaller succulent pups up over winter. I only have a few of my bigger succulents in large terracotta pots and top them with stones so they hold more moisture during our Perth summers. I almost lost my Morning Beauty echeveria from heat stress in a terracotta pot during a summer heatwave 2 years ago but managed to revive it by sitting it in a bowl of water for over a week, replacing the water every 3 days in the shade.

So, the succulents named here are considered hardy?

thank you for the info! the echeverias at 2:10 are gorgeous

Thank you for Sharing your beautiful succulent garden ♥♥😎😎🇹🇹🇹🇹

Thank you for Sharing your beautiful garden lovely collections beautiful succulents ♥♥😎😎🇹🇹🇹🇹

Your videos are always the best! Not sure if you already have a video on it, but I'd love to know your pest prevention routine if you have one? I've been keeping mine inside and occasionally they still somehow get the off mealybug or powdery mildew. I'd like to try moving some outside next summer but am pretty worried about pests. Any advice would be greatly appreciated 😊