lots of terrific information as usual. thank you also for showing your failures with regard to leaf propagation - it makes me realise it is not always my fault.
Hi Auntie Liz! I really really enjoyed watching you & your vlogs. You’re so funny 🥰. Thank you for always making me smile just from listening to you talking 💖💖💖
You are my guru of all things succulents! I use a seaweed solution and it helps so much! I’m make 30 centerpieces for a bridal shower and there isn’t enough time to quarantine! Many of my older plants I am finding have dry, brittle roots. New babies will root and then dry up! I get to keep all the succulents after the event and I have no idea where I am going to put them all!! Thank you so much for all the effort you put into these videos!! ❤
Hi Liz Watching here in Indiana USA your videos are great and thanks for all the information we are going into winter here and i just started getting succulents, lucky i have a small heated greenhouse i keep at 67F thanks again for your great videos
Wow Liz that triple head ebony is going to be absolutely gorgeous!!! I finally ditched my bluebird leaves LOL but I do have the tip growing in a nursery tray well it finally sprouted roots I should say. It's funny how that sprouted roots so much faster period and I still can't tell if it's just the leaves because I did leave the tiny baby leaves on the tip and one bigger one so I can't tell if it's the tip of the stem that rooted or the leaves. But anyway I threw away my tray of bluebird leaves because they were not doing anything they were getting too wrinkled and shriveled.
Attendance✔ present na naman ako tita lizk👋 saktong 3days ago dumating red ebony ko and padating naman sa Monday ang romeo ko😅 more vids pa po tita lizk🙏😘
I love the crassula ovata Gollum u have! I have a few of the Gollum like urs and I have the crassula ovata hobbit which is similar. I have the same issues u do about repotting. I have to repot always. Like u said it matters where u get it.
Oh man that’s so sad when you’ll find out they’re dying on you when you just brought them home BUT thanks to you for showing us how to keep them alive 😍😍😍. God Bless sweet Lizzy and see you on your vlog.❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Okay. There is suppose to be a day of 27 coming up but i think that is after some rain so even then I may not need to water. My pups etc I will still water as normal? They have probably dried quite a bit.
Mam liz i did find some granite but its expensive 😰😰 even akadama is expensive i guess pumice or lava rocks will be my go to toppings. Happy today my 9months romeo from seeds is doing good ☺️☺️ all your lectures is noted 🤗 thanks for always sharing your knowledge. Love lots from qc, philippines. Stay safe.
I purchased my first succulent at Home Depot and when I brought it home all the leaves fell off. I took it back and got my money back. Now I inspect their plants before buying and I wait for new shipments and buy it before they kill it. Good advice on saving the succulents.
Most succulents form commercial nurseries are pump up with fertilizers to grow them fast, but the downside is that most are weak plants that won't even survive the transport. I find that when they're grown slowly with TLC, they are much stronger and more beautiful plants.
Hello Ms. Liz! Can you show us how you water your newly repotted succulents and what are the important things to be considered before watering them for the first time? Thanks so much! Love all your plants and your videos!
Would love to see a video of Succulent collection ..Start with Echeverias what they look as baby and what the same looks all grown :) would be very interested to see . because I notice when babies look so much different than the mature ones and some look the same too
Liz, I'm gonna be top dressing with pumice or something from now on on your advice. I didn't realize they could be so sensitive that just leaf contacting wet soil could introduce rot. Also, you would like succulent shopping here in the states. I feel like the prices are more reasonable here. Your 86° F makes me realize just how far Canberra is from North Idaho😁
Been looking at a few of your succulent seller websites and drooling over the plants but unfortunately, we can't bring it into Australia. We have very strict quarantine laws and it will cost a fortune to get plants here and most of then will die at holding bay.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK that's too bad! We have Mountaincrestgardens out of California, they have so much variety, it's so fun. But your collection is so diverse also, so lovely.
So.. no gravel or granite in very bottom, go ahead with your master soil mix only. Tamp the soil around the plant after roots are placed ( my biggest problem ) no water, top dress w/ granite. I'm doing several things wrong but am learning so much !
When repotting or taking care of damaged plants and roots is it best to soak or spray the roots ? Enjoy your presentations and the shows . Very informative . Thank you
Not all succulents will propagate from leaves. Some like Graptoveria Purple Delight grows fast and others like Echeveria Romeo & Laui can take months or never to grow a pup. Best to practice on the easy growing ones first to gain your confidence and in no time, you'll be growing them like a pro. ☺
Thank you for this video! The upside-down nursery pot technique you used on the Romeo is currently helping me save a Graptoveria Silver Star I bought from a big box chain store in the early stages of rot. 🤞
Liz, have you try cutting stems when you have leave rot? I have experienced leaves dropping off and leaves rotting and roots and stem looks fine but if you cut it you will fine that the stem has actually rotted inside. So need to cut all the rot off to save as much as possible.
Saved a few doing that but took a long time to grow. Had a half rotten Romeo b4 and was saved by this method but took almost a year before I could transplant it into it's new pot. Six months later, gave it to a friend only to find out that it got killed by hail storm....LOL
What medium is in the trays where you start the leaves? I notice you said peat moss is horrible stuff, but it looks like peat in those trays. Thanks for all your informative videos.
Hi Liz! I'm learning so much from your replies to comments! Thank you for taking to time to answer 😊. I have a question, sometimes I wait until my succulent leaves go abit soft and wrinkly before I water it. But I find that watering it doesn't puff up the succulent leaves again. I leave the pot in a shallow dish of water for 1 day and it's still dry and wrinkly. I take it out of the dish, wait a few days before watering it again, then it rots 😭 I hope you can give some advice on this. Watching from Malaysia
Sounds to me like your soil mix has become hydrophobic and therefore the roots of your succulents can't absorb water. You might need to change your soil mix. I have a video below explaining this phenomenon of soaking the plant in water it survives. Keep it dry and sprinkle a little water, then it rots. Hope this helps. HOW TO DEAL WITH SUCCULENT ROOT ROT - ruclips.net/video/XsudetdWud0/видео.html
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you for your informative video 🙏😊! I always wondered if the seasol soil wetter is the same as the seaweed liquid that you use to water your coco coir propagation trays? If you could only get one, do they have the same function?
hi .love your collection ..I'm a collector myself but my biggest collection is Medusa Head Succulent :) but I am working on my echeveria and others collection now :) I'm in California ..are you in the USA?
Is that small Pumice or pebbles underneath the leaves of your succulents ? Looking good I'm just a beginner . Thank you What is the name of your shade cloth and where do you buy it ?
We had three days of rain and one of my blue bird started showing root rot so I had to behead it. Removed some healthy leaves- we will see if it'll propagate! The head is healing and doing fine. How can you tell if the pimple is no good?
What did you put between the soil and the leaves? What do you use for master soil succulent mix? I'm going to have to look and see what that means to head chop?
Headchop means, beheading the plant for propagation to grow more plants. Master soil mix is my own soil mix. I use decomposed granite as dressing between the plant and the soil. Please see video link below. Echeveria Blue Bird HEADCHOP | HOW TO Propagate Succulents by Beheading or Head Chopping - ruclips.net/video/xrGIS-RT6SY/видео.html TROPICAL Master Soil Mix - ruclips.net/video/VpsrJBdg1yQ/видео.html MASTER SUCCULENT SOIL MIX (long version) - ruclips.net/video/O9GKUl2ZCco/видео.html MASTER SUCCULENT SOIL MIX (short version) - ruclips.net/video/rfU_7IeEyZ0/видео.html
We just got out of lockdown and I don't know if the nurseries I go to would have any in stock. I buy them from different places and supplies varies according to season and supply they get. You might be disappointed if you come to Canberra just for that. But if you do, try googling up PLANT NURSERIES IN CANBERRA. List as follow, Greengold Nursery Federation Square, The Garden Botanicus Perfectus, Heritage Nursery, BLISS Garden and Giftware and Rodney's Plant Nursery. Good luck.
Hi Liz, help! I bought a romeo last week and it was very wet exactly the same as your arrangement . It started to rot so I repot a couple of days later in your advance mix, but the leaves continued to rot and I think I've left in a too sunny spot. Now the plant is sunburnt. Only the centre three leaves are fine. The leaves are now soft, doesn't look healthy at all. How can I save it 😭 I wish I could show you a pic
Take it out of the soil and air dry it. Keep it in a dry airy spot away from direct sunlight. Let it dry out and if it's still savable, it will grow new roots. This will take a couple of weeks if the temperature is warm/hot. If not....then it's time to buy a new one.
If roots are rotting, is it ok to leave them on the succulent when I repot it then? Also my succulent is still on the smaller side. Please help . Thank you!!
If the roots are rotting, you should cut remove the infected rotting part and let it dry up. Place it on a piece of paper towel until it completely callous off or grow roots.
Hello Liz, it is summers here and the temp where I stay goes to 40-42 degree Celsius. I have two spots to keep the succulents, one receives direct morning sunlight upto 10:30 am and the other receives bright light the entire day (shaded against a wall). What would you suggest?
Most succulents "in nature," grows in open areas receiving full sun, with temperature that can go as high as 50°C and overtime have manage to adapt/survive to their environment. This is the reason why succulents are ban in some States here in Australia receiving high temperature. In captivity, ☺ we mostly get plants grown in nurseries that are under cover. So, we have to acclimate these succulents to our locations. If they have been grown in the open, straight for at least two months, they should have been acclimated to their area and can be grown out in the open with no covering despite the high temperature. Keeping them dry in summer will also stop them from burning. The ones grown in the shade for most of the day will be leggier than the ones grown in full sun. I would suggest slowly acclimating them to be grown in open areas. A shade cloth or lace curtain will help in the transition.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thank you Liz for the detailed information! You always help me out so much 😍 They have all been in the open since 8 months, I think that is enough acclimatization 😅 going to leave them be then! It is my first summer in this new place which is super hot so I was a bit worried. Thank you again!
When i brought My Pagoda village succulent it was uprooted/air dried so i put it to the soil mix and leave it there and after 2 days it just Rot even i didnt water it and the soil is dry... i dont know why it happen...😭
No time limit Jico. It depends on the succulent species and variety and how much growth the succulents have. This videos might answer your question. How to save it from dying - SUCCULENT BEHEADING Part 1 - Terminal Yellow Variegate - ruclips.net/video/EraD1HQYnJU/видео.html Echeveria Romeo - SUCCULENT BEHEADING Part 2 - ruclips.net/video/XKw5S615eT4/видео.html How to separate an Echeveria Siamese Twin Succulent - ruclips.net/video/C0pSQ5S6pzU/видео.html
O dear, it's so sad to see a newly bought succulent to rot on you. Hopefully all the leaves will sprout and turn out you have so many of them. BT W, what kind of succulent is that? The rotting one and you picked many leaves from? 😁
lots of terrific information as usual. thank you also for showing your failures with regard to leaf propagation - it makes me realise it is not always my fault.
Hi Auntie Liz! I really really enjoyed watching you & your vlogs. You’re so funny 🥰. Thank you for always making me smile just from listening to you talking 💖💖💖
I'm so glad!
I always repot. Good to be in control of the quality of soil, get a few leaves for babies. Water and put in the right place. I’m with you, Liz. 😉👍🏼💚
Beautiful job drying and repotting!
Thank you Bobbie.
You are my guru of all things succulents! I use a seaweed solution and it helps so much! I’m make 30 centerpieces for a bridal shower and there isn’t enough time to quarantine! Many of my older plants I am finding have dry, brittle roots. New babies will root and then dry up! I get to keep all the succulents after the event and I have no idea where I am going to put them all!! Thank you so much for all the effort you put into these videos!! ❤
Hi Liz, from England UK,thank you for your interesting videos👍🤗💯
Hey Liz, that crushed granite looks so cool around the plant as well as doing its job.. 🇦🇺🐨🇦🇺
Wonderful stuff. Thanks for watching Vicki.
Hi Liz Watching here in Indiana USA your videos are great and thanks for all the information
we are going into winter here and i just started getting succulents, lucky i have a small heated greenhouse i keep at 67F thanks again for your great videos
You're most welcome and thank you for watching. Great time to propagate some succulents to get them ready for spring.
Hi! Miss Liz, i'm newbie in planting succulents. Thank you for sharing knowledge about succulent.😍
You are so welcome!
Wow Liz that triple head ebony is going to be absolutely gorgeous!!! I finally ditched my bluebird leaves LOL but I do have the tip growing in a nursery tray well it finally sprouted roots I should say. It's funny how that sprouted roots so much faster period and I still can't tell if it's just the leaves because I did leave the tiny baby leaves on the tip and one bigger one so I can't tell if it's the tip of the stem that rooted or the leaves. But anyway I threw away my tray of bluebird leaves because they were not doing anything they were getting too wrinkled and shriveled.
When it comes to blue bird....It'll be head chop all the way. Well in fact, I have a few grown plants now earmarked for head chop.
I love watching your videos Ms. Liz! Esp those Tagalog mixed w/ Bisaya videos😘
Your fan from 🇨🇦
Hello po Ms Liz,3 succulents ko ganyan ngayon, nagrepot din po ako, lunchtime po , staysafe 😷 godbless po ❤️
Tou are a very professional succulent grower . Congratulations & ì admire yoir style in presenting this video
Thanks very much for watching and commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you for making this video!
Attendance✔ present na naman ako tita lizk👋 saktong 3days ago dumating red ebony ko and padating naman sa Monday ang romeo ko😅 more vids pa po tita lizk🙏😘
Ang ganda talaga ng mga succulent mo, blessed hands😘
Salamat po.
I love the crassula ovata Gollum u have! I have a few of the Gollum like urs and I have the crassula ovata hobbit which is similar. I have the same issues u do about repotting. I have to repot always. Like u said it matters where u get it.
Very beautiful the Romeo. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
May bago akong binili din kanina. Elegans, Kalanchoe white snow panda plant, Kalanchoe silver spoon at crassula campfire. Sakto susundan ko po eto.
Oh man that’s so sad when you’ll find out they’re dying on you when you just brought them home BUT thanks to you for showing us how to keep them alive 😍😍😍.
God Bless sweet Lizzy and see you on your vlog.❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you Mila.
Currently loving succulents.😍😍😍
I just love watching your video's and seeing your wonderful plants.
Don't water until we reach 25 C again.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Okay. There is suppose to be a day of 27 coming up but i think that is after some rain so even then I may not need to water. My pups etc I will still water as normal? They have probably dried quite a bit.
Im Allway watch your video.
Thanks you so much
Glad to hear that. Thank you.
Thanks for this informative video. Keep safe.
Thanks, you too!
Mam liz i did find some granite but its expensive 😰😰 even akadama is expensive i guess pumice or lava rocks will be my go to toppings. Happy today my 9months romeo from seeds is doing good ☺️☺️ all your lectures is noted 🤗 thanks for always sharing your knowledge. Love lots from qc, philippines. Stay safe.
If I was in the Philippines still and growing succulents....I'll be using pumice in my soil mix too.
I purchased my first succulent at Home Depot and when I brought it home all the leaves fell off. I took it back and got my money back. Now I inspect their plants before buying and I wait for new shipments and buy it before they kill it. Good advice on saving the succulents.
Most succulents form commercial nurseries are pump up with fertilizers to grow them fast, but the downside is that most are weak plants that won't even survive the transport. I find that when they're grown slowly with TLC, they are much stronger and more beautiful plants.
I love you!! ❤️❤️❤️
hi po ms. liz😊 thank you for sharing your video❤ watching from q.c😍🙏🎋🌱
Salamat po.
Hello Ms. Liz! Can you show us how you water your newly repotted succulents and what are the important things to be considered before watering them for the first time? Thanks so much! Love all your plants and your videos!
Great idea!
Looking forward to it and please shout out my name hehehe. 😍
I love your sick bay and how you recycled a plastic pot as your drying pot🙂😘
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I always admire your beautiful ever growing collection. I found bule bird is hard one to propagate...
I found success with beheading them. Thanks for watching.
Would love to see a video of Succulent collection ..Start with Echeverias what they look as baby and what the same looks all grown :) would be very interested to see . because I notice when babies look so much different than the mature ones and some look the same too
Great idea! Thanks!
Liz, I'm gonna be top dressing with pumice or something from now on on your advice. I didn't realize they could be so sensitive that just leaf contacting wet soil could introduce rot. Also, you would like succulent shopping here in the states. I feel like the prices are more reasonable here. Your 86° F makes me realize just how far Canberra is from North Idaho😁
Been looking at a few of your succulent seller websites and drooling over the plants but unfortunately, we can't bring it into Australia. We have very strict quarantine laws and it will cost a fortune to get plants here and most of then will die at holding bay.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK that's too bad! We have Mountaincrestgardens out of California, they have so much variety, it's so fun. But your collection is so diverse also, so lovely.
So.. no gravel or granite in very bottom, go ahead with your master soil mix only. Tamp the soil around the plant after roots are placed ( my biggest problem ) no water, top dress w/ granite.
I'm doing several things wrong but am learning so much !
When repotting or taking care of damaged plants and roots is it best to soak or spray the roots ? Enjoy your presentations and the shows . Very informative . Thank you
As a general rule, always leave freshly cut/wound to dry up for a day or two before having contact with water.
Hi, watching from.Ireland🥰
Thanks for watching Wilma. Hope all is great in your neck of the woods.
Thank you🤩🤩💜
You’re welcome 😊
I love ur plants I'm new with succulents and I have not had one leaf propagate 😢
Not all succulents will propagate from leaves. Some like Graptoveria Purple Delight grows fast and others like Echeveria Romeo & Laui can take months or never to grow a pup. Best to practice on the easy growing ones first to gain your confidence and in no time, you'll be growing them like a pro. ☺
Thank you for this video! The upside-down nursery pot technique you used on the Romeo is currently helping me save a Graptoveria Silver Star I bought from a big box chain store in the early stages of rot. 🤞
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Liz! Watching here in Calamba, Laguna.
I love your informative show Liz!💕 How nice of you to share!👍
Liz, have you try cutting stems when you have leave rot? I have experienced leaves dropping off and leaves rotting and roots and stem looks fine but if you cut it you will fine that the stem has actually rotted inside. So need to cut all the rot off to save as much as possible.
Saved a few doing that but took a long time to grow. Had a half rotten Romeo b4 and was saved by this method but took almost a year before I could transplant it into it's new pot. Six months later, gave it to a friend only to find out that it got killed by hail storm....LOL
Nice information
Thanks for watching.
What medium is in the trays where you start the leaves? I notice you said peat moss is horrible stuff, but it looks like peat in those trays. Thanks for all your informative videos.
They're Coconut peat/coir.
Hi Liz! I'm learning so much from your replies to comments! Thank you for taking to time to answer 😊. I have a question, sometimes I wait until my succulent leaves go abit soft and wrinkly before I water it. But I find that watering it doesn't puff up the succulent leaves again. I leave the pot in a shallow dish of water for 1 day and it's still dry and wrinkly. I take it out of the dish, wait a few days before watering it again, then it rots 😭 I hope you can give some advice on this. Watching from Malaysia
Sounds to me like your soil mix has become hydrophobic and therefore the roots of your succulents can't absorb water. You might need to change your soil mix.
I have a video below explaining this phenomenon of soaking the plant in water it survives. Keep it dry and sprinkle a little water, then it rots. Hope this helps.
HOW TO DEAL WITH SUCCULENT ROOT ROT - ruclips.net/video/XsudetdWud0/видео.html
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you for your informative video 🙏😊! I always wondered if the seasol soil wetter is the same as the seaweed liquid that you use to water your coco coir propagation trays? If you could only get one, do they have the same function?
Liz Hi, once you have repotted the rosettes after how many days do you water the pots and how much? Thanks so much for your help. 🙏
Depends on the season and temperature. As a rule, I lift the pot and if it feels light, then I give it a drink.
hi .love your collection ..I'm a collector myself but my biggest collection is Medusa Head Succulent :) but I am working on my echeveria and others collection now :) I'm in California ..are you in the USA?
I'm downunder. Canberra, Australia. Thanks for watching and good luck with your collection.
What do you use for your own potting soil? Oh, I've read recently that Hydrogen Peroxide is great for the roots. Have you tried that? Thank you.
Haven't tried (HP) that yet. I have a few soil mixes. Link below.
SUCCULENT SOIL MIX - ruclips.net/p/PLrXnzlHRKzov9mmpJoGSLGEljHIYTLNaM
Is that small Pumice or pebbles underneath the leaves of your succulents ? Looking good I'm just a beginner . Thank you What is the name of your shade cloth and where do you buy it ?
I use decomposed granite/"Maifan stone" as top dressing. I use "white" 50%UV shade cloth. Any brand will do but mine is Coolaroo.
We had three days of rain and one of my blue bird started showing root rot so I had to behead it. Removed some healthy leaves- we will see if it'll propagate! The head is healing and doing fine. How can you tell if the pimple is no good?
The no good pimple looks like a keloid with no plant shoots or tips. Just smooth brown blob.
hello maam waching here in Pangasinan.
Hello din po. Salamat for watching.
thanks po for recognizing,God bless always!
What did you put between the soil and the leaves? What do you use for master soil succulent mix? I'm going to have to look and see what that means to head chop?
Headchop means, beheading the plant for propagation to grow more plants. Master soil mix is my own soil mix. I use decomposed granite as dressing between the plant and the soil. Please see video link below.
Echeveria Blue Bird HEADCHOP | HOW TO Propagate Succulents by Beheading or Head Chopping - ruclips.net/video/xrGIS-RT6SY/видео.html
TROPICAL Master Soil Mix - ruclips.net/video/VpsrJBdg1yQ/видео.html
MASTER SUCCULENT SOIL MIX (long version) - ruclips.net/video/O9GKUl2ZCco/видео.html
MASTER SUCCULENT SOIL MIX (short version) - ruclips.net/video/rfU_7IeEyZ0/видео.html
Hi Lizk, I like watching your show. What kind of stone you top your succulents?
I use granite for my top dressing.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK , Thank you
Hi Liz, if I visit Canberra, do you have any recommendation where is the best I can I visit to buy succulents?
We just got out of lockdown and I don't know if the nurseries I go to would have any in stock. I buy them from different places and supplies varies according to season and supply they get. You might be disappointed if you come to Canberra just for that. But if you do, try googling up PLANT NURSERIES IN CANBERRA. List as follow, Greengold Nursery Federation Square, The Garden Botanicus Perfectus, Heritage Nursery, BLISS Garden and Giftware and Rodney's Plant Nursery. Good luck.
With pebbles on top of your soil , do you water the plants from the top or do you prefer watering from the bottom ?
I mostly top water and the rocks on top (dressing) helps to keep the soil in. I only bottom water (soak) when the soil becomes hydrophobic.
Hi sister Liz can you tall me where did you get this port plant please.thank you for you kindly.
Got it from my local hardware store. Bunnings.
Hi Liz, help! I bought a romeo last week and it was very wet exactly the same as your arrangement . It started to rot so I repot a couple of days later in your advance mix, but the leaves continued to rot and I think I've left in a too sunny spot. Now the plant is sunburnt. Only the centre three leaves are fine. The leaves are now soft, doesn't look healthy at all. How can I save it 😭
I wish I could show you a pic
Take it out of the soil and air dry it. Keep it in a dry airy spot away from direct sunlight. Let it dry out and if it's still savable, it will grow new roots. This will take a couple of weeks if the temperature is warm/hot. If not....then it's time to buy a new one.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK 😭 I wish I saw this video last week. I took the plant out and the roots are all dried up, so still leave it to air dry?
@@joannechen5573 Please send me a picture on my Instagram. Thanks.
If roots are rotting, is it ok to leave them on the succulent when I repot it then? Also my succulent is still on the smaller side. Please help . Thank you!!
If the roots are rotting, you should cut remove the infected rotting part and let it dry up. Place it on a piece of paper towel until it completely callous off or grow roots.
Hello Liz, it is summers here and the temp where I stay goes to 40-42 degree Celsius. I have two spots to keep the succulents, one receives direct morning sunlight upto 10:30 am and the other receives bright light the entire day (shaded against a wall). What would you suggest?
Most succulents "in nature," grows in open areas receiving full sun, with temperature that can go as high as 50°C and overtime have manage to adapt/survive to their environment. This is the reason why succulents are ban in some States here in Australia receiving high temperature.
In captivity, ☺ we mostly get plants grown in nurseries that are under cover. So, we have to acclimate these succulents to our locations. If they have been grown in the open, straight for at least two months, they should have been acclimated to their area and can be grown out in the open with no covering despite the high temperature. Keeping them dry in summer will also stop them from burning.
The ones grown in the shade for most of the day will be leggier than the ones grown in full sun. I would suggest slowly acclimating them to be grown in open areas. A shade cloth or lace curtain will help in the transition.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thank you Liz for the detailed information! You always help me out so much 😍 They have all been in the open since 8 months, I think that is enough acclimatization 😅 going to leave them be then! It is my first summer in this new place which is super hot so I was a bit worried. Thank you again!
If I may suggest what I learn from local vloggers is to use an old toothbrush to remove the soil and brush the roots and it works..
Thanks for the info!
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When i brought My Pagoda village succulent it was uprooted/air dried so i put it to the soil mix and leave it there and after 2 days it just Rot even i didnt water it and the soil is dry... i dont know why it happen...😭
So sorry to hear that. I've never experience that yet.
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How do you water your succulents miss Liz?
Next video. Stay tune. Thanks.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK can't wait 😁
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Good evening,pwede ko po ba malaman kong ano po un soil mixture mo? thank you
Link on my different soil mix is below this video in the description box. Thanks for watching.
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Merhaba Liz türkçe alt yazı olmadığı için anlıyamadım😊Kökleri kurutup sonra saksı değiştirdin neden yazar mısın lütfen teşekkürler ❤
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Çok teşekkür ederim sizi seviyorum❤
Hi po Tita! At about how many months old potted would you recommend to chop off succulents po? 😊
No time limit Jico. It depends on the succulent species and variety and how much growth the succulents have. This videos might answer your question.
How to save it from dying - SUCCULENT BEHEADING Part 1 - Terminal Yellow Variegate - ruclips.net/video/EraD1HQYnJU/видео.html
Echeveria Romeo - SUCCULENT BEHEADING Part 2 - ruclips.net/video/XKw5S615eT4/видео.html
How to separate an Echeveria Siamese Twin Succulent - ruclips.net/video/C0pSQ5S6pzU/видео.html
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I am learning so much po from your videos, Tita Liz. Thank you po! 🥰
Good day Maam Lizk is that blue bird echeveria?😅😊
Yes 😊
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK yehey! Finally! I got it right😅
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5:00 the soil is obviously wet
Wish I had watched this video a month ago… I bought a bunch of clearance planters and they still rotted. 😭
Hope that doesn't put you off growing them. Thanks for watching.
Is the purpose of the topsoil dressing? What do you use for it?
To make it look pretty, helps in containing the soil when watering and to a certain extend...also helps deter some pest.
O dear, it's so sad to see a newly bought succulent to rot on you. Hopefully all the leaves will sprout and turn out you have so many of them. BT W, what kind of succulent is that? The rotting one and you picked many leaves from? 😁
It's a Echeveria Blue Bird.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK the Blue Bird is quite pink! Hope those leaves will keep giving babies!
Romeo sure is a beautiful boy