I love to propagate, I’m back to your channel and I want more ( lol ) I love to see that little hand ( your daughter ) and hi sweetie ! WOW ! 10 babies,,, I love love your tutorial.. Thank you for sharing, watching from beginning to end to learn more .. love it ♥️ JONAH
@@TheseSucculentBuddies oh hi baby girl 👧... if I’m not doing video crafting, I’m visiting your channel. Love it. So clean, so clear, so educational and you are such an inspiration to all of us succulents lover.. God bless ♥️
She really wants to jump in there and take over the show! You don't know how many times I had to pause and pretend she was in it. Pissed off when she watched it and her only part was saying hi guys! 🤣🤣🤣
Can you do this cutting during the heat of the summer (93 degrees)? If I keep out of the full sun until the roots are fully bushy looking, then add to a pot that has morning till 3 pm full sun?
Aww, thank you! She just started learning how to read and I helped her read your comment. She's so happy! 🥰 Thank you for stopping by, and my little one says hi to your grand daughter as well. 💚
Thank you for this helpful video. I love seeing your daughter's interest in succulents, wanting to be so helpful! I know I need to move my grow lights closer to my succulents. When you move the light closer to your plants, how long do you watch them till you know they are okay, that the new closeness of the light is not going to burn them? When I installed the grow lights, I was checking every 20-30 minutes to make certain that they would not burn from the new closeness and strength of the grow lights. I literally paused all things for days. I wonder if it does not take that long, that I can relax and just check for their general health, cleaning, and bugs and not worry about their burning.
It will take at least a day or more before you start to see if the succulents are too close and burning. You will actually notice them wilt a bit before it burns.
Generally, they shouldn't burn under unless they are practically touching the lights. It should be fine. Check after 1 a day or 2, and if no burns or major signs of wilting, your succulents should be fine. 😊
My daughter says thank you for your comment and was so happy she got a response. Yes, she loves them and tries to pluck a leaf to propagate whenever she can. 🤣
I actually mis ID'd in the video. It's called echeveria runyonii 'Lucita'. Most succulents grow woody stems as they mature. Why some don't, I don't know...
Hello i love watching ur videos as i am new to succulents😊 Btw after cutting the succulent should i plant it the same day or wait for 2 or 3 days before planting?? Little bit confused😅
It's best to plant after about 2-3 days to let the cut would heal and dry to avoid rot. 😊 Thank you so much for stopping by and watching and good luck with you succulent babies! 💚
Im so scared, i hope you respond. How do i make sure i dont kill my mother plant when i trim the babies off? Its so healthy with so many babies and im absolutely terrified to cut them because i dont want to kill the healthy mother plant. Help 😢
Just make sure after you cut, to keep the areas you cut clean. Taking the babies off doesn't kill the mother plant unless a lot of moisture gets into the open wounds before they dry. Just keep mother plant in a dry area where it wont get wet for a few days after cutting. It will be just fine.
Just go ahead and plant it in dry soil. Check for roots in about a week or two. As soon as you see a little root, water just a little and go from there. Make sure to keep in a bright shaded area until it roots and takes in water.
Those babies are so cute!
Thank you! 💚
I love to propagate, I’m back to your channel and I want more ( lol ) I love to see that little hand ( your daughter ) and hi sweetie !
WOW ! 10 babies,,, I love love your tutorial..
Thank you for sharing, watching from beginning to end to learn more .. love it ♥️ JONAH
Aww... thank you Jonah! I'll Chanel know you said hi 🥰
@@TheseSucculentBuddies oh hi baby girl 👧... if I’m not doing video crafting, I’m visiting your channel. Love it. So clean, so clear, so educational and you are such an inspiration to all of us succulents lover.. God bless ♥️
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Very informative video....I prefer this method too ....it’s great to see you use cinnamon powder I too use it 😊
Hi, thank you so much for stopping by! Yes, I use cinnamon more in my garden than in my kitchen! 😅💚
Love the appearance of the extra hand at 02:13. Especially the hand gestures from 02:20. Eheheheh
She really wants to jump in there and take over the show! You don't know how many times I had to pause and pretend she was in it. Pissed off when she watched it and her only part was saying hi guys! 🤣🤣🤣
I didn’t know that the Flur Blanc stayed so small? I like them 👍🏼
Quanta fofura, amo!
Thank you... they are super cute and tiny 🥰 Thank you again for stopping by and watching. Have a wonderful day! 💚
Can you do this cutting during the heat of the summer (93 degrees)? If I keep out of the full sun until the roots are fully bushy looking, then add to a pot that has morning till 3 pm full sun?
Very hardy plant. Ehehehe. But i love yours are really round and compact. 😍
Put yours under your lights and they will get round and chubbs too 😊
Hi to your daughter! 🥰
Hello 👋😊 thanks so much for stopping by and watching!
Hello there from me and Chanel 😄💚
Thanks so much for stopping by and watching!
My crassula perforata has a succulent pup on one of its leaves that is still attached, what should i do?
Another great video! Tell your daughter Me and my granddaughter said Hi👋💜
Aww, thank you! She just started learning how to read and I helped her read your comment. She's so happy! 🥰 Thank you for stopping by, and my little one says hi to your grand daughter as well. 💚
Thank you for this helpful video. I love seeing your daughter's interest in succulents, wanting to be so helpful!
I know I need to move my grow lights closer to my succulents. When you move the light closer to your plants, how long do you watch them till you know they are okay, that the new closeness of the light is not going to burn them? When I installed the grow lights, I was checking every 20-30 minutes to make certain that they would not burn from the new closeness and strength of the grow lights. I literally paused all things for days. I wonder if it does not take that long, that I can relax and just check for their general health, cleaning, and bugs and not worry about their burning.
It will take at least a day or more before you start to see if the succulents are too close and burning. You will actually notice them wilt a bit before it burns.
Generally, they shouldn't burn under unless they are practically touching the lights. It should be fine. Check after 1 a day or 2, and if no burns or major signs of wilting, your succulents should be fine. 😊
My daughter says thank you for your comment and was so happy she got a response. Yes, she loves them and tries to pluck a leaf to propagate whenever she can. 🤣
I'm late to subscribe. 💞💗
It's never too late! Thank you friend. 💚
So what was the name of the succulent with the woody stem? Also why do some grow woody stems and others don’t ?
I actually mis ID'd in the video. It's called echeveria runyonii 'Lucita'.
Most succulents grow woody stems as they mature. Why some don't, I don't know...
Hi chenille
Hello... Thanks so much for these tips. My Mom just gave me this plant, and I was wondering if you can tell me the name of this succulent?
It's an echeveria runyonii 'Lucita' 😊
@@TheseSucculentBuddies Thank you so much
Good luck with your new plant babies! 😊😊😊
Hello i love watching ur videos as i am new to succulents😊
Btw after cutting the succulent should i plant it the same day or wait for 2 or 3 days before planting?? Little bit confused😅
It's best to plant after about 2-3 days to let the cut would heal and dry to avoid rot. 😊 Thank you so much for stopping by and watching and good luck with you succulent babies! 💚
@@TheseSucculentBuddies Thank you for clearing my confusion😊
You are always welcome 😊
Im so scared, i hope you respond. How do i make sure i dont kill my mother plant when i trim the babies off? Its so healthy with so many babies and im absolutely terrified to cut them because i dont want to kill the healthy mother plant. Help 😢
Just make sure after you cut, to keep the areas you cut clean. Taking the babies off doesn't kill the mother plant unless a lot of moisture gets into the open wounds before they dry. Just keep mother plant in a dry area where it wont get wet for a few days after cutting. It will be just fine.
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I found a baby that was pulled out from the mother stem with no roots. Just that big thick attachment. How Can I grow it?
Just go ahead and plant it in dry soil. Check for roots in about a week or two. As soon as you see a little root, water just a little and go from there. Make sure to keep in a bright shaded area until it roots and takes in water.
@@TheseSucculentBuddies will dry potting soil work? And like completely devoid of water?
Dry potting soil will work just to root it. But eventually, when it needs to be watered, you will still have to transfer to well draining soil...
@@TheseSucculentBuddies thanks
echeveria what?
My offsets are soooo tiny lol
Aww... that's ok. It's take time for them to grow. At least you have cute little babies! 😆