*I love rescuing dying succulents at big box stores!! You are a very good plant mama!! And great deal on the pots too. Sometimes I was to to buy them, just because I feel bad for them. They look so much better already! 🌿💚*
Well, apparently there is a secret army of us who haunt the stores saving neglected plants! My biggest complaint is the fake flowers that I find sloppily glued on cacti and then they are left unattended. Carry on you good work!
Patricia Lisowski I so agree with you. Just got beautiful manmilaria elongata and glue was so bad that it damaged few tops 😏. That was really annoying. Why they think anyone likes those glued blooms?!
That's v. true patty moo & they spay em too; Kerrazzy baby! makes ya wonder what they coat the staff loo roll in so as to turn em all into desensitized robot thingies?
In ikea theres so many neglected cacti that are put in plastic boxes under the table barely getting light, some of them are in good shape, some are dry and some... are dead 😢😡
The final look was definitely an improvement. The succulents were still quite dry looking but in better shape. You are truly a thoughtful person. ❤️❤️🌵🌵🌱
They became totally different plants when you clean them up. The poor guys. Your house will be the paradise for them now after what they gone through . Well done Marija. Waiting for the update video. I wish the plants will survive.
I am so glad I am not the only one who buys dying plants from big box stores for the pots they're in. I love the bargain and like you showed, sometimes they can recover. TFS!
You are not the only one, I do it all the time. Lately, I've purchased several orchids from Lowes for $1 or $2 and I'm trying to revive them. I love the challenge and watching them come back to life. It's amazing what a little tlc can do for an otherwise throw away.
Well done great buys - really makes me so mad all these millions of beautiful plants delivered to these shitty shops in perfect condition then just left to die etc and thrown out or sold off for peanuts! The store owners need a good kicking 😠
Collector Guy I agree! I was just recently thinking how these plants are sent to death sentence (half of them at least). I don’t understand why are stores so careless.
Collector Guy: I know what you mean.. I have just started my collection of succulents and the plants at my home depot need water! I dont work there but feel like watering them just to help them survive. I'm there trying to pull out the dying stems etc..😅😊
I know I'm very late but I'm actually a front end associate at Lowe's so I see first hand at what really goes and it really isnt just the garden associates being lazy or careless its mor for less just being under staffed and not being able to properly care for them. Right now we have our manger for our gardening center having to run both garden and seasonal and being the only one who actually knows to to care for the house plants we have. I'm a succulent lover and I'm always on the look out for clearance plants and our garden manager knows they arent well taken care of and will discount almost anything that isnt brand new (I'm talking like orchids that we've had for a month going down to like $5), also home depot takes better care of their plants so if anyone wants good succulents for a good price I would go there first.
@@mollyrossi5012 wow thanks! I am always on the lookout for well priced succulents. I don't mind now asking for discounts if they don't look good or are about to die, maybe I can revive them, if not, I can get a nice pot for future plants.
Great project, and what is most impressive, is that you patiently keep answering peoples questions, its not something others do. Nice to see the rescue work on your part and some of your viewers. It is a shame that the big box stores do not take better care of them. Appreciate your great information
thank you for this amazing!I am fairly new to succulents. So you're video has shown me what to do with succulents that are reduced or struggling at the store. I was just at Home Depot and I think it was like July 11th and they had huge wire baskets with that coconut coir fiber in the pot. they were supposed to be $30 a basket and they have about 10 succulents in and they reduce them to 20. The one I bought had a handful of string of pearl strands that's the reason I bought it but there was no hole in the bottom of the plastic liner in this fiber liner. We had just gotten a lot of rain and I don't think the lady who was watering realized succulents need to be dry so you could bring out the soil it was so wet. I've taken them all out to try to get them to dry up and then I'll report it plus I put holes in the plastic so it can drain. I've been watching Maria on Maria's gardeningshould read Maria's Garden on RUclips. You might enjoy watching her because she has her own succulent nursery and everything she sells she has grown herself. she's amazing and I've learned so much from her. And she stepped specializes in desert roses. I have gotten brave enough to start my own RUclips channel. I couldn't change the name to something that had to do with plants so it's just Kathleen Murphy and my first couple post have to do with orchids and coleus so if you put orchids or coleus along with my name you'll find my channel. I just started with Orchids last November and I now have probably 40. Another lady and man on RUclips showed me how to take care of them and that was Rick of Rick's orchids this shows me how all the nutrients worked in orchids and he has a lot of different ones has a background in Hydroponics he's great. He has a sansevieria that he's had for years and it's blooming and he has a huge 200 lbstaghorn fern part of that weight is from the metal hanger that it has. He has to have people help him bring it in for the winter amazing plants over 20 years old I think. Also Caroline who lives in Canada she combined her name and her husband's name Jack and hers is Jacqueline's orchids but you have to spell Jacqueline j a c o l y n to get to her Channel. She's the reason I'm addicted to orchids besides all my other planet dictions.should say addictions plants. I'm using the microphone on my tablet and it's hard to go back and correct things. it's very easy to speak unless my tablet do the writing. I also use the microphone on my cell phone keyboard but I'm not on my cell phone right now. Caroline lives in Canada and has a greenhouse in our backyard and also overwinters a lot of her plants like geraniums and in the spring grows all her tomatoes and cucumbers and things like that for her vegetable garden. She's a wonderful person but please go to my channel Kathleen Murphy and add orchids or coleus 2 the search engine on RUclips. I would appreciate any technical help on how to make my channel better with my cell phone I don't use a computer. I'd also like any comments that could help me be a better plant caretaker how much does a plant mother there are like my children are my babies. I love my plants and if you go to Maria's Garden she loves her plants and is kissing them all the time. She also has flowers in her hair or branches of Bougainvillea or 4 Milly is hanging from her hair sometime so she's very entertaining to watch should say bromeliad not 4 Milly don't know how my microphone got that accept I guess I didn't enunciate the words correctly. Just found your station and I love it hope you don't mind I make loan comments take care of my new plants friend and thank you for all your information here
I just found you. Love the video. I guess there are succulent creatures out there like me. If you get a pot without a hole you can drill one with mason drill bit. Drill under small stream of water to keep cool and go slow.
Interesting video but not quite complete in its information. You said that you use alcohol and some oil that I couldn't catch the name. Please, what kind and percentage of the alcohol you sprayed? Exactly, help us to recognize the parasites, do they infest the root or the leaves? Include the oil's name as well, and please how, where, or when to use it? All that would help A LOT!
TN1061 I use 70% alcohol from any grocery store. If it’s 90% alcohol it has to be mixed with water. I also use organic 100% neem oil. In this case I ended up using alcohol. I use either neem oil or alcohol. I haven’t seen any pests on roots but preventatively I sprayed the roots as well as the leaves. I have shown mealy bugs for a moment, they look like mini cotton balls. I saw no other pests. I do have other videos where I talk about aunts, mites or aphids. Hope this helps! Thank you for your questions! 😊❤️
So true about the containers. You got some good bargains with the pot alone should you not be able to rescue the succulents. Awesome rescue & great deals 💯
I am going to check out the clearance section at Home Depot, Walmart and Lowes. And if I find some that don't look so good, I will ask for discount. Thanks Marija for the idea, I didn't know it would work.
Very interesting and helpful info.. Easy/nice voice to listen to. Please make a video showing a close up of the mealy bugs, the treatment with neem oil -what is that? Why are pot holes important? Why do you spray tops of leaves with alcohol? How do you completely clean the roots? Why new soil? About how long do you keep them away from others? What is the concern about soft leaves? Thank you!
Trac McNguyen 😄 good idea! Though here where I live Home Depot never has sale on succulents. All Lowe’s stores had them every year. I don’t understand why. They would rather let them completely die than discount them. Maybe it’s this particular store and not all Home Depot.
hi marija, it's been over a year, how are some of these plants doing?? it is so good to see plants rescued, I hope you will rescue more and post those stories!
Great find! I'm a pot-holic ! If I see a nice pot, even if it has an ugly plant in it, I buy it for the pot. I love those shallow clay pots; those are had to find.
Holy cow! The cheapest clearance plants at our Lowes is 50% off despite the condition of the plant. Never that cheap. 😔 You got great bargains and some great plants to boot!
You know, they don’t do these clearances anymore 😏. It was few years ago and I think they now do the most 50% and at times there are no plants left just basically pots with dead plants.
Interesting! Ours do 50% clearance plants that look rough, BUT they don’t seem to put succulents there anymore. They keep super damaged, rotting succulents at the full price! It’s an abomination. 😑
Got Plants? Thank you for subscribing! I use neem oil (it’s about 1teaspoon on small spraying bottle full of water that I bought in ikea, neem oil I bought on amazon) or alcohol as long it is not 90%or more you don’t have to mix it with water. Some plants I sprayed with one some with the other. When I see mealy bugs I usually use alcohol. Both are safe for top of the plant as well as roots and soil.
His is the time of year I buy succulents for discount. I do my reporting and propagation. Them on Nov. 1st. I do this yearly. I learned from Martha Stewart that trimming your trees on November first was when to do it. M my trees and buses in my yard. Getting ready for winter and the upcoming spring 2921. I never have serious issues. Things that I’ve learned to understand and developed my routine. Sounds like you do to. It depends on our plant zone. I still do Order plants online from California. Used to live there and could buy all year round. But now that .i don’t live there my-schedule had to become a routine. My saying is “make not want not.....lol. I honestly have trained myself to follow the calendar and do accordingly depending on where I live. I don’t have Issues that I can’t get through them successfully. with not much dying if anything at all dying. Plants succulents and cacti are resilient as are we. This has been my routine for about 20 years. Good luck y’all make your detail Ed plans and journal them, follow them, you’ll be so happy you did. #allplantscansurvivewithpropercare.
pat taylor it’s 70% alcohol that you can find in any grocery store. Just make sure they don’t go on the sun right after you sprayed because they will burn.
Good luck with that.. Lowes is a place that ignores succulents and kills them and still has them at full price! It's usually the rare or unusual plants that are dying or dead..
Kaklong Kaklong that’s a really good question! It all depends what succulent died from. If it’s fungus or mite (like aloe mite) or root mealy bugs I would throw the soil right away. But if it’s other issues I usually reuse it. For example if succulent dried up from lack of water or sometimes even from overwatering I reuse it. You can spray the soil with neem oil or you can sterilize soil in the oven or microwave or hot sun.
Question! I left my 2 succulents (a sedum morganianum and a crassula purpusii) by my window before i left for the holidays. The person that was supposed to take care of them went out of town. They wont be watered for 15 days or so... any chance they can survive? Im super worried i love them so much and it honestly sucks.
Thank you for this video, I’m new to taking care of plants I got a succulent and it’s corners are drying out and idk what to do:( I leave it in the sun for a couple of house on all sides and I water it everyday, but still do you have any recommendations
nana jack What I meant is I will use either one. I have sprayed all my plants with neem oil before getting them inside this fall. Roots are also safe to spray. However, neem oil seems at times to be better at prevention. Usually when I see a lot of mealy bugs on leaves I use alcohol to remove them. So leaves on these plants I sprayed with alcohol because I saw mealy bugs. I ended up not using neem oil.
Succulent Living by Marija Hi, how do you remove them? Do you spray the plant and kill them then leave them there or do you actually have to take them off of the plant? Thank you.
Love the video! I've been getting clearance plants for awhile now but have never bothered with the glued-in-stones ones. How do you break it up and get the plant out safely? and clean the pot! Thanks and love your work!
Jess Muskat just run it under water. water makes the glue soften and you can remove stones and clean the pot. It does take little bit more time to get it perfectly clean and it’s recommended to do it under strainer so stones don’t end up in your sink’s disposal 😬
That is crazy. I never knew they put glue in there. Now I know what was I dealing with few days ago with this beautiful pot I got for a $1 with a dead plant in it. It was so confusing to me the way it looked and felt when I was trying to pull it out and clean it.
They all turned out very pretty. Do you have any advice for a succulent that lost all of its leaves and has a very tiny leaves growing out of it. I would really love to save my plant.
Brayla’s Universe it happened to be before and plant recovered over time. Water normally and give naught it needs just don’t place it facing south where it get get stressed
How did you get the glued in stones out? I can’t even feel the soil under the stones in this arrangement I got, the plants and the glued stones are very close together.
Somebody may have already made the comment, but I think one of those Echeveria, the one that is lying closer to the ground, is actually a Graptopetalum bellum, in which case it would probably prefer less than full sun.
Stella Lim I use alcohol 70% or neem oil mix that I place in dollar spray bottle and spray roots and leaves of succulents that may have pests so it kills pests.
Hi..I never had succulent...I want to get one...but can I keep Echeveria (peackokii or blue bird) indoor? If so can you tell me what kind of lighting will be proper?
In ikea theres a lot of healthy plant's, but some are neglected. once when I was there i saw the cacti and they where in a plastic box and some of them looked dry, neglected or just dead. I have gotten cactis there, but i dont approve of how they treat them 😡😢
My poor buddy just died due to really bad drainage. The soil is basically just potting soil. Hard as a rock. I feel so bad, I hope the cuttings I was able to get will grow, but I doubt they will...
Succulent Living by Marija Johnson thank you. My plants are fine. My Buddha's temple got Fungus and that one is not ok. But you know sometimes we loose one. We have so many. Even people dye. Nothing to do. I am happy to be back. . Have fun whit your new plants. Wow you got so many at once, congrats.The Lithops of the other video are pretty . Happy for you. Hugs
Nilza Pereira De Melo too bad for Buddha temple! I still don’t have one. I am noticing that Crassula spring time, Crassula moonglow and maybe Buddha temple too (because they are similar) are more prone to fungus. I went to really old nursery and they had same issues on those plants. Might talk about that in one of the next videos.
Succulent Living by Marija Johnson Please do talk more about it. I was thinking that they can be more sensitive.. I also think Cotyledon is weak to have indoor. Not all plants do good inside and under artificial lights. Specialy in winter. Some are ok whit that but not all l see. I m looking forward to see your video.xxxxx
Priscila Cantu it can be many different reasons kind of like with humans 😊. It can be overwatering, underwatering, not enough light and pests. First you need to diagnose the issue and then treat. Without picture it’s hard to say.
They dont look all that bad.... I think if you went to a gardencentre here in the Netherlands you wouldnt get them for that little money, you did a good deal!
catherine saulnier I recommend buying organic neem oil (I paid 16 dollars for a small container but that will last because you mix small amounts). There are directions it’s about 1 tablespoon on 1liter of water and teaspoon of dish soap. It works as insecticide and fungicide helping fight pests and prevent fungus on succulents. Great stuff!
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 Can you pls show how to use them? do you completely remove the soil from roots and then use it ? or you spray the leaves with the oil?
Hi Marija! I’m new to succulents and plants in general. I think my plant is a crested ghost from a wedding giveaway a year or two back. It was overwatered a few months ago and transferred to a different pot and soil twice with the hopes of making them better but they never really looked as good as when I got them. Not quite sure what to do with them now. The leaves have a yellowish hue to them and look like raisins now. I hope it’s not too late for me to care for them correctly.
Kimberly McKevitt I would recommend amazon.com for buying neem oil because it was cheaper than stores. It lasts forever because you have to dilute it with water. 😊
Found this video SO informative! Thank you for creating. How do you know what mealy bugs look like. I recently noticed white dots on 2 of my succulents. Is that mealy bugs?
Lynn Spiro they are about 1 to 2 mm and soft fuzzy. They don’t move or are too slow to see movement. They don’t fly and they distort growth on new leaves.
Girl you SUPER scored! The pots alone were a steal.
ThatLadyDray 😊 yup!
*I love rescuing dying succulents at big box stores!! You are a very good plant mama!! And great deal on the pots too. Sometimes I was to to buy them, just because I feel bad for them. They look so much better already! 🌿💚*
Would have loved to see the spraying and replanting process instead of just the final product
Same
Me too and why use alcohol?? What type of soil, etc
I too would have liked to see whole process and more information
This wasn't helpful. What did u spray the plants with👀
Same here. My succulents are not looking too great and I think they may have bugs. Never sprayed before. Please let us know how to do this!
Well, apparently there is a secret army of us who haunt the stores saving neglected plants! My biggest complaint is the fake flowers that I find sloppily glued on cacti and then they are left unattended.
Carry on you good work!
Patricia Lisowski I so agree with you. Just got beautiful manmilaria elongata and glue was so bad that it damaged few tops 😏. That was really annoying. Why they think anyone likes those glued blooms?!
Patricia Lisowski home depot is a plant torture chamber lol- im always there "saving" plants! So justified! IM SUCH A GOOD PERSON.
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That's v. true patty moo & they spay em too; Kerrazzy baby! makes ya wonder what they coat the staff loo roll in so as to turn em all into desensitized robot thingies?
In ikea theres so many neglected cacti that are put in plastic boxes under the table barely getting light, some of them are in good shape, some are dry and some... are dead 😢😡
The final look was definitely an improvement. The succulents were still quite dry looking but in better shape.
You are truly a thoughtful person. ❤️❤️🌵🌵🌱
They became totally different plants when you clean them up. The poor guys. Your house will be the paradise for them now after what they gone through . Well done Marija. Waiting for the update video. I wish the plants will survive.
Olga's dreamland thank you! I hope they do too!
I am so glad I am not the only one who buys dying plants from big box stores for the pots they're in. I love the bargain and like you showed, sometimes they can recover. TFS!
You are not the only one, I do it all the time. Lately, I've purchased several orchids from Lowes for $1 or $2 and I'm trying to revive them. I love the challenge and watching them come back to life. It's amazing what a little tlc can do for an otherwise throw away.
Love the way you gave new life to these neglected plants.
2:38 Me for every cactus I've ever tried to raise. "I think it looks... alive?"
Samantha Butler 😄
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 just starting out. Could you please tell me what it is that you spray them with for the bugs or whatever. Thank you
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Great video, I agree how these plants get treated, but, then folks like us can swoop in not only get a great deal but save them too.
Your plants are looking good now! And the pots too. You did a great job with rescuing them.
Bro glued stones makes me go 😤
I LOVE shopping at Lowe’s for clearance plants for the same reason lol. So many good finds!
Great succulent recovery😊👍. The pots were worth the price alone. Thanks for sharing 👍👍.
Loved this video! Everything looked so much better after you cleaned up the plants and potted them up with new good soil. Well done!! 👏🪴🥰
Thank you! ❤️😊
Well done great buys - really makes me so mad all these millions of beautiful plants delivered to these shitty shops in perfect condition then just left to die etc and thrown out or sold off for peanuts! The store owners need a good kicking 😠
Collector Guy I agree! I was just recently thinking how these plants are sent to death sentence (half of them at least). I don’t understand why are stores so careless.
Collector Guy: I know what you mean.. I have just started my collection of succulents and the plants at my home depot need water! I dont work there but feel like watering them just to help them survive. I'm there trying to pull out the dying stems etc..😅😊
I know I'm very late but I'm actually a front end associate at Lowe's so I see first hand at what really goes and it really isnt just the garden associates being lazy or careless its mor for less just being under staffed and not being able to properly care for them. Right now we have our manger for our gardening center having to run both garden and seasonal and being the only one who actually knows to to care for the house plants we have. I'm a succulent lover and I'm always on the look out for clearance plants and our garden manager knows they arent well taken care of and will discount almost anything that isnt brand new (I'm talking like orchids that we've had for a month going down to like $5), also home depot takes better care of their plants so if anyone wants good succulents for a good price I would go there first.
@@mollyrossi5012 wow thanks! I am always on the lookout for well priced succulents. I don't mind now asking for discounts if they don't look good or are about to die, maybe I can revive them, if not, I can get a nice pot for future plants.
Great project, and what is most impressive, is that you patiently keep answering peoples questions, its not something others do. Nice to see the rescue work on your part and some of your viewers. It is a shame that the big box stores do not take better care of them. Appreciate your great information
Ralph Christianson thank you! Glad someone noticed! 😊
thank you for this amazing!I am fairly new to succulents. So you're video has shown me what to do with succulents that are reduced or struggling at the store. I was just at Home Depot and I think it was like July 11th and they had huge wire baskets with that coconut coir fiber in the pot. they were supposed to be $30 a basket and they have about 10 succulents in and they reduce them to 20. The one I bought had a handful of string of pearl strands that's the reason I bought it but there was no hole in the bottom of the plastic liner in this fiber liner. We had just gotten a lot of rain and I don't think the lady who was watering realized succulents need to be dry so you could bring out the soil it was so wet. I've taken them all out to try to get them to dry up and then I'll report it plus I put holes in the plastic so it can drain. I've been watching Maria on Maria's gardeningshould read Maria's Garden on RUclips. You might enjoy watching her because she has her own succulent nursery and everything she sells she has grown herself. she's amazing and I've learned so much from her. And she stepped specializes in desert roses. I have gotten brave enough to start my own RUclips channel. I couldn't change the name to something that had to do with plants so it's just Kathleen Murphy and my first couple post have to do with orchids and coleus so if you put orchids or coleus along with my name you'll find my channel. I just started with Orchids last November and I now have probably 40. Another lady and man on RUclips showed me how to take care of them and that was Rick of Rick's orchids this shows me how all the nutrients worked in orchids and he has a lot of different ones has a background in Hydroponics he's great. He has a sansevieria that he's had for years and it's blooming and he has a huge 200 lbstaghorn fern part of that weight is from the metal hanger that it has. He has to have people help him bring it in for the winter amazing plants over 20 years old I think. Also Caroline who lives in Canada she combined her name and her husband's name Jack and hers is Jacqueline's orchids but you have to spell Jacqueline j a c o l y n to get to her Channel. She's the reason I'm addicted to orchids besides all my other planet dictions.should say addictions plants. I'm using the microphone on my tablet and it's hard to go back and correct things. it's very easy to speak unless my tablet do the writing. I also use the microphone on my cell phone keyboard but I'm not on my cell phone right now. Caroline lives in Canada and has a greenhouse in our backyard and also overwinters a lot of her plants like geraniums and in the spring grows all her tomatoes and cucumbers and things like that for her vegetable garden. She's a wonderful person but please go to my channel Kathleen Murphy and add orchids or coleus 2 the search engine on RUclips. I would appreciate any technical help on how to make my channel better with my cell phone I don't use a computer. I'd also like any comments that could help me be a better plant caretaker how much does a plant mother there are like my children are my babies. I love my plants and if you go to Maria's Garden she loves her plants and is kissing them all the time. She also has flowers in her hair or branches of Bougainvillea or 4 Milly is hanging from her hair sometime so she's very entertaining to watch should say bromeliad not 4 Milly don't know how my microphone got that accept I guess I didn't enunciate the words correctly. Just found your station and I love it hope you don't mind I make loan comments take care of my new plants friend and thank you for all your information here
I just found you. Love the video. I guess there are succulent creatures out there like me.
If you get a pot without a hole you can drill one with mason drill bit. Drill under small stream of water to keep cool and go slow.
Patty Guggenmos thank you! I have to dare try it! I have few cool pots without holes. 😊
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What did you spray the succulents with?
Interesting video but not quite complete in its information. You said that you use alcohol and some oil that I couldn't catch the name. Please, what kind and percentage of the alcohol you sprayed? Exactly, help us to recognize the parasites, do they infest the root or the leaves? Include the oil's name as well, and please how, where, or when to use it? All that would help A LOT!
TN1061 I use 70% alcohol from any grocery store. If it’s 90% alcohol it has to be mixed with water. I also use organic 100% neem oil. In this case I ended up using alcohol. I use either neem oil or alcohol. I haven’t seen any pests on roots but preventatively I sprayed the roots as well as the leaves. I have shown mealy bugs for a moment, they look like mini cotton balls. I saw no other pests. I do have other videos where I talk about aunts, mites or aphids. Hope this helps! Thank you for your questions! 😊❤️
What an amazing bargain! I am very happy for you and for the plants :D
Well you hit a jackpot 🎰. They are very special succulents with elegant looking pots.
Good job, pretty pots and plants
I bought the same sq. pot, 2 of them at Lowes. Price less than cost of a pot. Also the clay pots.
Good deal!
So true about the containers. You got some good bargains with the pot alone should you not be able to rescue the succulents. Awesome rescue & great deals 💯
Great video. They look great!
Thanks for your video!
The most important thing is preventing them from dying tho😔
TFS ❤️ from Korea
I am going to check out the clearance section at Home Depot, Walmart and Lowes. And if I find some that don't look so good, I will ask for discount. Thanks Marija for the idea, I didn't know it would work.
Supersleuth * you are welcome! Just so you know they clearance plants every few months but especially beginning of September they have good clearance
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 TY !!!
Very interesting and helpful info.. Easy/nice voice to listen to. Please make a video showing a close up of the mealy bugs, the treatment with neem oil -what is that? Why are pot holes important? Why do you spray tops of leaves with alcohol? How do you completely clean the roots? Why new soil? About how long do you keep them away from others? What is the concern about soft leaves? Thank you!
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing :)
In UK we have Wilko's they often sell off plants cheap because they are dying I buy them for the pots
Thanks! for the info 🌹
I love going to Lowe’s for their succulents! I was very lucky and found a misty lilac in the dead plant section! I always check that section first!
Georgianna English that’s great! They do have good deals sometimes and other times plants look completely dead. Definitely worth checking though!
Heck..they are almost all dead.. Especially the ones that haven't been watered all year!!
Wow! You did a great job-they look great!
Janie Harvey thank you! 😊
this is so satisfying you need to make more of these videos. Its like asmr lol
Colleen Schaffer 😄
Maybe I should check out my Home Depot, too! LOL
Trac McNguyen 😄 good idea! Though here where I live Home Depot never has sale on succulents. All Lowe’s stores had them every year. I don’t understand why. They would rather let them completely die than discount them. Maybe it’s this particular store and not all Home Depot.
hi marija, it's been over a year, how are some of these plants doing?? it is so good to see plants rescued, I hope you will rescue more and post those stories!
Frances Coss they were blended with other plants. Some I lost and some are still there 😊
The way she says 'plants' love it 🤣😂
Clare Fuller 😄😄
Great video. I’m propagating a succulent for the first time and documenting it on my channel, hopefully they will grow!
Frannn Life thank you! Is it beheading method or from leaves?
From leaves, I’ve been watching a lot of videos trying to work out the best method! Your videos are great help😊
Great job. I just found your site and subscribed 🤗🦋
Asil Nike thank you!! 😊
Really loved the clay pots! Hope the plants can survive
2 leaves just fell off one of mine and I was all like *ooh no! My baby boy!*
Chemical Z 😄
lol
those pots are soo beautiful!!!!
Great find! I'm a pot-holic ! If I see a nice pot, even if it has an ugly plant in it, I buy it for the pot. I love those shallow clay pots; those are had to find.
George Vega 😄 that makes sense, I think I’m like that too
Holy cow! The cheapest clearance plants at our Lowes is 50% off despite the condition of the plant. Never that cheap. 😔 You got great bargains and some great plants to boot!
You know, they don’t do these clearances anymore 😏. It was few years ago and I think they now do the most 50% and at times there are no plants left just basically pots with dead plants.
Interesting! Ours do 50% clearance plants that look rough, BUT they don’t seem to put succulents there anymore. They keep super damaged, rotting succulents at the full price! It’s an abomination. 😑
I’m a new sub! Great find. Just wondering...u mention you gonna spray down your plants...with what?
Got Plants? Thank you for subscribing! I use neem oil (it’s about 1teaspoon on small spraying bottle full of water that I bought in ikea, neem oil I bought on amazon) or alcohol as long it is not 90%or more you don’t have to mix it with water. Some plants I sprayed with one some with the other. When I see mealy bugs I usually use alcohol. Both are safe for top of the plant as well as roots and soil.
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Patty Guggenmos 3 %
Wonder if vodka would help... I could water myself at the same time LOL!
His is the time of year I buy succulents for discount. I do my reporting and propagation. Them on Nov. 1st. I do this yearly. I learned from Martha Stewart that trimming your trees on November first was when to do it.
M my trees and buses in my yard. Getting ready for winter and the upcoming spring 2921. I never have serious issues. Things that I’ve learned to understand and developed my routine. Sounds like you do to. It depends on our plant zone. I still do Order plants online from California. Used to live there and could buy all year round. But now that .i don’t live there my-schedule had to become a routine. My saying is “make not want not.....lol. I honestly have trained myself to follow the calendar and do accordingly depending on where I live. I don’t have Issues that I can’t get through them successfully. with not much dying if anything at all dying. Plants succulents and cacti are resilient as are we. This has been my routine for about 20 years. Good luck y’all make your detail Ed plans and journal them, follow them, you’ll be so happy you did. #allplantscansurvivewithpropercare.
It's so satisfying removing dead leaves. Cute succulents.
Yes! Very relaxing! 😊
how cool! congratulations for those offers
What is the mix you sprayed on the plants?
Thank you for your courtesy.
What do you spray your plants with to kill the bugs? You can see that they will be beautiful given time.
pat taylor it’s 70% alcohol that you can find in any grocery store. Just make sure they don’t go on the sun right after you sprayed because they will burn.
I love plants and i thing that will be fun to try to revive dead succulents from lowes i can't wait to do that!!
Good luck with that.. Lowes is a place that ignores succulents and kills them and still has them at full price! It's usually the rare or unusual plants that are dying or dead..
Great video, i do that all the time, i was wondering what do you spray them with usually?
thank you! :-) I spray them usually with 70% alcohol and other times mixture of neem oil and water
This is SOOO satisfying
How do you decide whether your going to take a cutting or uproot and repot it? Is it just how the stem is looking above the soil line or leaves?
If one of my succulents is dying, can the soil still be reused?
Kaklong Kaklong that’s a really good question! It all depends what succulent died from. If it’s fungus or mite (like aloe mite) or root mealy bugs I would throw the soil right away. But if it’s other issues I usually reuse it. For example if succulent dried up from lack of water or sometimes even from overwatering I reuse it. You can spray the soil with neem oil or you can sterilize soil in the oven or microwave or hot sun.
Question! I left my 2 succulents (a sedum morganianum and a crassula purpusii) by my window before i left for the holidays. The person that was supposed to take care of them went out of town. They wont be watered for 15 days or so... any chance they can survive? Im super worried i love them so much and it honestly sucks.
Thank you for this video, I’m new to taking care of plants I got a succulent and it’s corners are drying out and idk what to do:( I leave it in the sun for a couple of house on all sides and I water it everyday, but still do you have any recommendations
Francis maya succulents don’t like watering everyday, but good soaking and then left soil to dry
When you reference "spraying" the salvaged plant, what are you referring to? I have some succulents in desperate need of revival.
I was spraying them against pests, 70% alcohol. After they are free from pests and have regular light and watering they can get some fertilizer too.
What did you spray the plants and roots with and how do you get rid of the bugs?
Lindas suculentas! 😍❤
Luciana Freitas gracias! ❤️
Really interesting to watch can't wait for the update. You mentioned spraying with neem oil...can you explain the mixing of neem oil please? Thanks
nana jack What I meant is I will use either one. I have sprayed all my plants with neem oil before getting them inside this fall. Roots are also safe to spray. However, neem oil seems at times to be better at prevention. Usually when I see a lot of mealy bugs on leaves I use alcohol to remove them. So leaves on these plants I sprayed with alcohol because I saw mealy bugs. I ended up not using neem oil.
nana jack you should be ok if you spray top with alcohol and rest with neem oil. I have done it before 😊
Succulent Living by Marija Hi, how do you remove them? Do you spray the plant and kill them then leave them there or do you actually have to take them off of the plant? Thank you.
Love the video! I've been getting clearance plants for awhile now but have never bothered with the glued-in-stones ones. How do you break it up and get the plant out safely? and clean the pot! Thanks and love your work!
Jess Muskat just run it under water. water makes the glue soften and you can remove stones and clean the pot. It does take little bit more time to get it perfectly clean and it’s recommended to do it under strainer so stones don’t end up in your sink’s disposal 😬
That is crazy. I never knew they put glue in there. Now I know what was I dealing with few days ago with this beautiful pot I got for a $1 with a dead plant in it. It was so confusing to me the way it looked and felt when I was trying to pull it out and clean it.
They all turned out very pretty. Do you have any advice for a succulent that lost all of its leaves and has a very tiny leaves growing out of it. I would really love to save my plant.
Brayla’s Universe it happened to be before and plant recovered over time. Water normally and give naught it needs just don’t place it facing south where it get get stressed
How did you get the glued in stones out? I can’t even feel the soil under the stones in this arrangement I got, the plants and the glued stones are very close together.
Amy P under warm water I removed them from pot and soil but it can be tricky when removed from plants. Just carefully wiggling plant under water.
Thank you! I’ll try that
Great finds
Somebody may have already made the comment, but I think one of those Echeveria, the one that is lying closer to the ground, is actually a Graptopetalum bellum, in which case it would probably prefer less than full sun.
What type of spray do you use when you say "spray"? And what is it for? Thank you.
Stella Lim I use alcohol 70% or neem oil mix that I place in dollar spray bottle and spray roots and leaves of succulents that may have pests so it kills pests.
When you say you sprayed them what exactly do you spray them with?
monbeeb 70% alcohol that sells in grocery stores
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 oh thank you!
Wow....what a great deal.....
*these plants have been through a lot*
*yeah*
I know right??
So sad
Why am I commenting on my own comment?
Hi..I never had succulent...I want to get one...but can I keep Echeveria (peackokii or blue bird) indoor? If so can you tell me what kind of lighting will be proper?
xia shen yes! You can keep echeveria indoor but it has to be south facing window with a lot of sunlight or fluorescent or LED lights
Succulent Living by Marija thank you for the reply :)
In ikea theres a lot of healthy plant's, but some are neglected. once when I was there i saw the cacti and they where in a plastic box and some of them looked dry, neglected or just dead.
I have gotten cactis there, but i dont approve of how they treat them 😡😢
I accidentally ripped the roots from my succulent when trying to re-pot it and now I think it's dying. Is there anything I could do at this point?
TheBrothersCompound just place it in dry soil and once a week stimulate root growth by little bit of water. Most succulents grow new roots very easily
What kind of alcohol did you spray them with?
Dee M 70%. If you have 90% just mix it with water and then spray it.
My poor buddy just died due to really bad drainage. The soil is basically just potting soil. Hard as a rock. I feel so bad, I hope the cuttings I was able to get will grow, but I doubt they will...
KitttyCat Lover it happens sometimes that they can’t be saved... it happened to me many times first year I had succulents... good luck with cutting
What did you spray the plants with? What soil do you use?
what did you spray the roots with?
Danusia Beatz 70% alcohol this time. Sometimes I use neem oil instead.
@succulentliving what did u spray them with?
Karla Cuberos 70% alcohol is what I used this time. Sometimes I use neem oil.
Weldone. They look amazing to me. I m back sorry. I missed you. Nice day
Nilza Pereira De Melo thank you! ❤️ glad you are back! Hope you and your plants are well!
Succulent Living by Marija Johnson thank you. My plants are fine. My Buddha's temple got Fungus and that one is not ok. But you know sometimes we loose one. We have so many. Even people dye. Nothing to do. I am happy to be back. . Have fun whit your new plants. Wow you got so many at once, congrats.The Lithops of the other video are pretty . Happy for you. Hugs
Nilza Pereira De Melo too bad for Buddha temple! I still don’t have one. I am noticing that Crassula spring time, Crassula moonglow and maybe Buddha temple too (because they are similar) are more prone to fungus. I went to really old nursery and they had same issues on those plants. Might talk about that in one of the next videos.
Succulent Living by Marija Johnson Please do talk more about it. I was thinking that they can be more sensitive.. I also think Cotyledon is weak to have indoor. Not all plants do good inside and under artificial lights. Specialy in winter. Some are ok whit that but not all l see. I m looking forward to see your video.xxxxx
Nilza Pereira De Melo I agree with you! Artificial lights are really not great option for a lot of succulents.
sorry if this is a silly question but how do you remove the glued in stones?
Nick Bodi not a silly question at all, warm water works but in some cases part of plant maybe discarded as it is to stuck to it
Could you please explain the spraying process? What do you spray them with (top and roots)? Thanks
Laura V both top and roots I sprayed with 70% alcohol you can get from any grocery store. Sometimes I use neem oil but this time i used alcohol.
How do you know if they need to be sprayed?
Karina Lazo I saw pests on some of them. I said in the video that there is some mealy bugs. So to be safe I sprayed all of them.
Rosie Brough oil that is natural pesticide and fungicide.
One of my succulents is dying I'm new to this so I was wondering how I could save it
Priscila Cantu it can be many different reasons kind of like with humans 😊. It can be overwatering, underwatering, not enough light and pests. First you need to diagnose the issue and then treat. Without picture it’s hard to say.
Great project. Hope they survived
What did you spray them with? O think my living stone is dying and I have no idea what to do :(
Nares Nyannyan I sprayed these with 70% alcohol. Sorry about your living stone. They are very sensitive to water.
Sorry if its obvious but You mentioned you "spray them". What are you spraying them with? Water? Rubbing alcohol?
Ashley H yes, 70% alcohol that you can get at most grocery stores. If you buy 90% one add some water.
What did you spray them with to kill the mealy bugs?
knittingchick50 70% alcohol this time.
Most types of rubbing alcohol work.
They dont look all that bad.... I think if you went to a gardencentre here in the Netherlands you wouldnt get them for that little money, you did a good deal!
How much are succulents if this size there? Do you have clearances too?😊
what did you spray on the plants after you took them out from thier original pots?
Taniataslima 70% alcohol from grocery store
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 name of the product?
What did you spray the plants with?
How are these plants doing now? Do you have an update video for them?
most of them lived but have been mingled with other plants so may see them in some other videos where i show my collection.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 , thank you for responding.
How do you use the Neem oil? What exactly does Neem oil do for plants?
catherine saulnier I recommend buying organic neem oil (I paid 16 dollars for a small container but that will last because you mix small amounts). There are directions it’s about 1 tablespoon on 1liter of water and teaspoon of dish soap. It works as insecticide and fungicide helping fight pests and prevent fungus on succulents. Great stuff!
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 Can you pls show how to use them? do you completely remove the soil from roots and then use it ? or you spray the leaves with the oil?
Siddharth Raghuvanshi I spray the roots and leaves with neem oil. I free roots from all soil. This soil was not reused.
Did you spray the roots after taking them out of the old pots?
Donna Mccrummen yes, I did!
Succulent Living by Marija why the roots?? And with what??
DontYouJuana because you can have pests in the soil. You can spray roots with 70% alcohol or neem oil.
Love saving neglected plants
Hi Marija! I’m new to succulents and plants in general. I think my plant is a crested ghost from a wedding giveaway a year or two back. It was overwatered a few months ago and transferred to a different pot and soil twice with the hopes of making them better but they never really looked as good as when I got them. Not quite sure what to do with them now. The leaves have a yellowish hue to them and look like raisins now. I hope it’s not too late for me to care for them correctly.
And can I send you a picture if it could help see what’s wrong with it? Thanks!
Abigail Eunice Sison-Ramos picture would help! You can message me on Instagram where I have same name as my channel
Please tell us what you spray the plants with in your recovery process? Thank you. Great information. Thank for sharing. ♥️
Kimberly McKevitt I sprayed roots and plants with alcohol 70%. At times I use neem oil. This time I ended up using alcohol.
Succulent Living by Marija I need to find some neem oil. Thank you so much! Love your channel!♥️
Kimberly McKevitt I would recommend amazon.com for buying neem oil because it was cheaper than stores. It lasts forever because you have to dilute it with water. 😊
Succulent Living by Marija thank you so much!
Succulent Living by Marija what kind of alcohol...rubbing or isopropyl?
May I ask why are u keeping them away from the others? Is it to keep the others from getting infected?
Yessika Marmol yes, for a short period of time they are separated just in case they may affect healthy plants.
Found this video SO informative! Thank you for creating. How do you know what mealy bugs look like. I recently noticed white dots on 2 of my succulents. Is that mealy bugs?
Lynn Spiro they are about 1 to 2 mm and soft fuzzy. They don’t move or are too slow to see movement. They don’t fly and they distort growth on new leaves.
Marija i am just starting out with succulents. Can you please tell me what it is you spray them with? Thank you 🌵
m smith it’s 70% alcohol that you can buy in most grocerie stores. Good luck with starting with succulents! 😊
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 thank you
what did you spray the plants with?
Samantha Blake alcohol