The shrine looks so beautiful Chuck I'm jealous! I wish I could plant in the ground I have a problem with rabbits eating my poor succulents on the ground.
Your videos have made me so much more confident with my succulent gardening. I just recently fell in love with these plants and did a bunch of research so I could care for them best as possible and start my own garden. The most informational videos that do not overcomplicate anything. Vey stress free and fun! super gorgeous plants, plus, you make it look so easy and have a great talking voice! looking forward to seeing even more videos by you in the future. It would be cool to see more individual plant care from you! thanks !
Good idea. I could do that on the potted ones. Maybe not on the ones in the ground since they will burn when their farina dissolves.due to the oil... but then again if I really needed to save them with the oil methid I could always transfer them to pots and move them somewhere safer. Good suggestion, thanks man!
@@MultiDragon1313 oh right, not sure why I didn't think of it that way. I guess in my mind I got stuck on the pesticide aspect so I was imagining having to apply it on the plant. Anyway thanks for pointing this out, this seems like something I can try.
@@MultiDragon1313 yeah I could. I would probably be more motivated to try it if it was a different cultivar haha! The Imbricata is kinda disposable to me because they just grow and multiply fast 😂
Probably at the end of winter. They are not doing much right now s8nce they are dormant. The last update was from last month in case you missed it though!
Do it anytime. Even more so when it is always humid or raining, that way there's always ventilation and airflow beneath the plants. This will prevent fungus from growing as much.
Hello I have been watching your videos for a while now and really learn a lot from you I have made a succulent steam inspired by you in my from garden which is admired by family and visitors I make sure I tell them I was inspired by you and tell them about your video channel As we live in the outer suburbs of Melbourne your tips are very helpful for me as our climate is similar to yours I heard you mention that sometimes you sell your surplus succulents and cuttings I would much rather buy and support you rather than buy from shops Please let me know when you are willing to sell some as I would be very grateful I also love how you involve Zac, your son, with gardening It’s important to foster a love for plants and nature as children are the next generation of gardeners I look forward to watching your videos and the progress you are making With kind regards 💕💕💕
Could you tell us what your low temperatures are during your winter? I'm in Central Florida and worry about my outdoor succulents when in the upper 30s, low 40s. I was thinking since they are in the ground and shaded well by a huge oak tree, that they might survive their first winter here.
I planted a lot of succulents just before winter and now that it is winter, they seem weak and the bottom leaves are shrivelling up and I don't know why. Should I cover them up to reduce the amount of sunlight and how should I water them?
Hi there. Where are you from? Is it warm where you're from? with rot, it's usually either microbial or fungal. Fungus is more common especially when it is warm and always wet.
@@Cerriscapades I have the same problem too. I live in Indonesia and it often rain here. Most of my succulent rotted. If the cause is fungal, is it possible for me to mix the soil with abit cinnamon powder as I ever heard cinnamon can prevent fungal.
I've still got a lot to work on before I'd be happy to do a garden tour. I hope this would suffice for now, haha!
The shrine looks so beautiful Chuck I'm jealous! I wish I could plant in the ground I have a problem with rabbits eating my poor succulents on the ground.
Your videos have made me so much more confident with my succulent gardening. I just recently fell in love with these plants and did a bunch of research so I could care for them best as possible and start my own garden. The most informational videos that do not overcomplicate anything. Vey stress free and fun! super gorgeous plants, plus, you make it look so easy and have a great talking voice! looking forward to seeing even more videos by you in the future. It would be cool to see more individual plant care from you! thanks !
Awesome🌸🌺🌼
I love watching you do cleanups it looks so much better chuck.
Thanks Tracy. There's a lot more to do in the other sections 😂
Oba ..vidio novo !!!e traduzido ..para o Potuguês ...amo demais tudo isso ...
You're welcome! I just used google translate so it might not be perfect 😂
I just discovered your channel! Ang galing and I enjoy your projects. Your garden is beautiful. Nakaka-inggit. 😃 I am your new friend.
Salamat :D
Preciosa plantas..👩🌾🍄🍃
Neem oil treatment would work even during winter . Because it isn't affected much by rain. And it's a fungicide and pest treatment all in one
Good idea. I could do that on the potted ones. Maybe not on the ones in the ground since they will burn when their farina dissolves.due to the oil... but then again if I really needed to save them with the oil methid I could always transfer them to pots and move them somewhere safer. Good suggestion, thanks man!
@@Cerriscapades you could just spray the soil and not the plants and allow it to absorb into the soil and kill the fungus
@@MultiDragon1313 oh right, not sure why I didn't think of it that way. I guess in my mind I got stuck on the pesticide aspect so I was imagining having to apply it on the plant. Anyway thanks for pointing this out, this seems like something I can try.
@@Cerriscapades with such a large collection I figured you could try it and keep the plants from dying of rot
@@MultiDragon1313 yeah I could. I would probably be more motivated to try it if it was a different cultivar haha! The Imbricata is kinda disposable to me because they just grow and multiply fast 😂
Boiling hot water kills weeds. Then easier to remove.
Ohhh good to know, I've never tried that yet!
Chuck when will you make an update on the echeverias growing from seeds?
Probably at the end of winter. They are not doing much right now s8nce they are dormant. The last update was from last month in case you missed it though!
I like the background music, it`s very common being used in Robinson`s Malls here in the Philippines.
Haha been a while since I've been to Robinsons
Is there a good time to remove dead leaves or can you remove them at any time?
Thank you. Beautiful plants by the way!
Do it anytime. Even more so when it is always humid or raining, that way there's always ventilation and airflow beneath the plants. This will prevent fungus from growing as much.
Hello
I have been watching your videos for a while now and really learn a lot from you
I have made a succulent steam inspired by you in my from garden which is admired by family and visitors
I make sure I tell them I was inspired by you and tell them about your video channel
As we live in the outer suburbs of Melbourne your tips are very helpful for me as our climate is similar to yours
I heard you mention that sometimes you sell your surplus succulents and cuttings
I would much rather buy and support you rather than buy from shops
Please let me know when you are willing to sell some as I would be very grateful
I also love how you involve Zac, your son, with gardening
It’s important to foster a love for plants and nature as children are the next generation of gardeners
I look forward to watching your videos and the progress you are making
With kind regards 💕💕💕
Thanks for the kind words Maria! I'm glad that you're enjoying the videos!
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I still can’t believe the amount of plants you have amassed. Mind boggling.
Could you tell us what your low temperatures are during your winter? I'm in Central Florida and worry about my outdoor succulents when in the upper 30s, low 40s. I was thinking since they are in the ground and shaded well by a huge oak tree, that they might survive their first winter here.
I planted a lot of succulents just before winter and now that it is winter, they seem weak and the bottom leaves are shrivelling up and I don't know why. Should I cover them up to reduce the amount of sunlight and how should I water them?
Loved ur videos.. Its rainy season here and my succulents are starting to rot.. What should I do??
Hi there. Where are you from? Is it warm where you're from? with rot, it's usually either microbial or fungal. Fungus is more common especially when it is warm and always wet.
@@Cerriscapades I have the same problem too. I live in Indonesia and it often rain here. Most of my succulent rotted. If the cause is fungal, is it possible for me to mix the soil with abit cinnamon powder as I ever heard cinnamon can prevent fungal.
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