Easy Indoor Succulents (& How to Keep Them Alive!)

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  • Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
  • Explore the world of succulent houseplants and turn your home into an indoor jungle! Annie shares her top 6 varieties for easy indoor growing and the 3 secrets you need to know to keep them healthy and beautiful. Find the perfect succulent variety for your space!
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    Timecodes:
    00:00 Intro
    01:20 Easy Low-Light Succulents
    03:01 Easy Fuzzy Succulents
    04:31 Easy Trailing Succulents
    06:52 Easy Prolific Succulents
    08:43 Easy Window Sill Succulents
    10:33 Easy Cactus
    12:31 Top 3 Secrets of Indoor Succulent Care
    12:49 Pick the Right Variety
    14:32 Keep 'em Sunny
    16:43 Keep 'em Dry
    18:12 Outro
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  • @christybrown1532
    @christybrown1532 2 года назад +15

    I wish I had watched these videos when I first started buying succulents 9 months ago! I have bright LED grow lights and I have full spectrum and some plants do better in the full spectrum instead of the LED. It would be nice to know if there's a video for which plants do better in which lights. Hopefully I'll run across one

  • @margaretfifer6673
    @margaretfifer6673 3 года назад +1

    Loved this information.

  • @pennylane9155
    @pennylane9155 3 года назад +3

    Thank you Annie for all the great info!

  • @gardeningwithpleasure
    @gardeningwithpleasure 10 месяцев назад

    So fresh and Beautiful plants

  • @beverlydeardurff5366
    @beverlydeardurff5366 3 года назад +9

    My grandma had a beautiful peanut Cati growing in her window. It was beautiful. It cascaded down the window. I inherited what was left of the the plant. It's so easy to maintain. They're very delicate and and if touched the little growths fall off. They're so easy to propagate. Just plant the little fellow in a pot. They even bloom. My grandma said to put them in the north window and water them every two weeks with a cap from a medicine bottle, such as one from a cough syrup bottle.

    • @annieschreck7938
      @annieschreck7938 3 года назад

      Oh that's lovely! I love an inter-generational plant! And very good point, those stems do pop off pretty easily.

    • @Chartia03
      @Chartia03 3 года назад

      Greetings, is there a way I can send a pic of two plants I have. I’d like to know if I can save them, it may be too late. They have turned black, and don’t seem to be coming back from it. I think the pot may be too big😔

    • @annieschreck7938
      @annieschreck7938 3 года назад

      @@Chartia03 Yes, black often means rot at which point it's often too late for a succulent. But if you bought them from us you can absolutely email us photos at info@mountaincrestgardens.com and our customer service team can help you out!

    • @nox1487
      @nox1487 2 года назад

      @@Chartia03 immediately assess which parts are rotted, it might be possible to cut them in the non rotted places and restart the plant in another pot with those cuttings!

  • @VoidloniXaarii
    @VoidloniXaarii 2 месяца назад

    Super cute and fuzzy collection, thank you

  • @ruthn01
    @ruthn01 Год назад

    I have a few of those. I'm hoping I can keep them thriving. 🙏 thank you for the info!

  • @lorirober2536
    @lorirober2536 5 месяцев назад

    ❤ Excellent, helpful video. I love your nursery.

  • @jessicagalyon5840
    @jessicagalyon5840 Год назад +1

    Key lime pie. So easy, low light, & fuzzy

  • @SallyOwyang
    @SallyOwyang Год назад +1

    Great tips

  • @PAPPY8389
    @PAPPY8389 5 месяцев назад

    Great video thank-you 👍

  • @FunBasumatary
    @FunBasumatary 3 года назад +1

    Hi Ma'am, Sending love from India ❤️.

  • @kathyconn6473
    @kathyconn6473 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for a great video. Will low light succulents do well on a north side window sill?

    • @annieschreck7938
      @annieschreck7938 3 года назад +1

      Thanks! North-facing windows are often too little light, even for the low-light varieties I mentioned. You could keep them there temporarily, but if you want a succulent there permanently, I'd recommend Sansevieria/Dracaena.

  • @marnieg359
    @marnieg359 5 месяцев назад

    So glad I have come across this channel. Where have you been the passed 4 years😂

  • @vanschermerhorn7167
    @vanschermerhorn7167 2 года назад

    Do you have a program discussing grow lights or can you suggest one that works on all cactus . thank you

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  2 года назад

      Here's a bunch of info on grow lights and a few recommended types: mtncr.co/growlight

  • @louiseboden9673
    @louiseboden9673 2 года назад

    I have a frizzle sizzle plant that has very long leaves some of them are straight to summer curled but Most of them do not stand up straight flowering right now and I have a new bulb coming up from the dirt that is also starting to flower

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  2 года назад

      Congrats on getting a bloom! This video explains their seasonal care and how to keep your Frizzle Sizzle curly: ruclips.net/video/ec_7WADQMQs/видео.html

  • @johnathondavis5208
    @johnathondavis5208 11 месяцев назад

    I am trying really hard to find Larryleachia cactiformis. Love your videos!

  • @NadineB2010
    @NadineB2010 11 месяцев назад +1

    I discovered your ammzing video today, and learned a lot from it. I admired your beautiful smile and you enthousiasm all the time. It was a real pleasure! I also went on the visit th Mountain Crest site. I loved it! But unfortunately they don't send plants to Canada! 😔

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  11 месяцев назад

      So glad the video was useful and sorry that we can't send ya plants!

    • @NadineB2010
      @NadineB2010 11 месяцев назад

      @Mountaincrestgardens I know the law is the law, and I respect it! Your site is so well organized. Great job! 👏 👌

  • @jdthompson5675
    @jdthompson5675 Год назад +2

    jeez....i want to know where you find those cute pots!

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад +1

      Some from amazon, some are ones we sell here: mountaincrestgardens.com/pots-for-succulents

  • @KothsGamerHub
    @KothsGamerHub Месяц назад

    "It'll help us everyday, if we'll brighten all the way. If you'll keep on the sunny side of life"

  • @vanschermerhorn7167
    @vanschermerhorn7167 2 года назад

    How to get your catalog , Like what you showed on your show . thank you enjoyed the show . Where to buy charcoal ?

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  2 года назад

      We're an online nursery with a fully online catalog that you can find here: mountaincrestgardens.com/explore-all/

  • @julesst.germain9521
    @julesst.germain9521 3 месяца назад

    What is the best artificial light to use? Do you leave for the same amount of time? I don’t have a lot of window space . And i love your Channel!!!!

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  3 месяца назад

      Thank you so much! You can find all our recommendations on what to look for in a grow light, how long to keep it on, and how close your plants should be here on our blog: mountaincrestgardens.com/blog/succulent-grow-light-recommendations/

  • @veronicahermann3827
    @veronicahermann3827 Год назад +1

    Hello Liz. I received a pot full of different succulents for mothers day. It looks very nice but I cannot even see the soil they are so packed in. Do I need to separate these to keep them alive? Please advise...

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад +2

      So sweet! That depends on if the arrangement is already draining water rapidly enough for succulents. If the container does not have a drainage hole, you will want to re-pot in a pot with a hole. You could also remove a couple plants so that you can get in to check that the soil is gritty, then replace them. Arrangements of mixed succulents can sometimes be a challenge if they include varieties with incompatible care needs, e.g. outdoor Sempervivum with indoor, frost tender types, or thirsty String of Pearls planted next to cactus. But if you think the plants have similar light and water needs, succulents are perfectly happy to be root bound in a tightly packed arrangement. When in doubt, more sun and less frequent water is often the solution.

  • @1993783
    @1993783 7 месяцев назад

    How can you tell what type of succulent plant you have?

  • @moiraberniegatt9491
    @moiraberniegatt9491 Год назад +2

    I love your pots. The way you have the plants displayed is lovely. BUT you don’t have saucers under them! How do you either not ruin your tops, OR how do you keep the pots dry enough not to rot the plants? My plants all look so messy 🙈

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад +2

      Great point! Saucers are an excellent option for this. Personally, I water the succulents in my house very very rarely. When I eventually do, I take them to the sink for a deep drenching and leave them there for at least an hour while I get distracted. By the time I remember to move them back, the pot bases are dry enough not to destroy surfaces. But you may be more intentional about watering than I am :)
      Annie

    • @moiraberniegatt9491
      @moiraberniegatt9491 Год назад

      Annie, terracotta stays damp for days here in uk. Saucers/trays are the only option 😪

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад +3

      @@moiraberniegatt9491 Ooh another idea is pot feet! They elevate your pots off of a surface AND allow airflow underneath them to aid in drying.

  • @jessicagalyon5840
    @jessicagalyon5840 Год назад +1

    1) my ice plant doesn’t show its stem. It’s just very leafy & beautiful. Is this bad?
    2) all mine on windowsills & thought that isn’t enough for succulents. Now I’m worried

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад +1

      1) All good! They grow extra compact when they're getting lots of sun.
      2) Light needs really depend on the type of succulent. If any are pale, green, or stretched with large stem gaps between leaves, then they need more sunlight.

  • @garygilliam1890
    @garygilliam1890 7 месяцев назад

    Good people to order from

  • @dianeallen9466
    @dianeallen9466 6 месяцев назад

    I have about 70 tropical plants but i want to start getting succulents. Its is ok if i buy a bunch of Succulents as a beginner? I've killed about 10 in the past 3 or 4 years but i want to try again

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  6 месяцев назад

      More than okay, it's awesome! I'd recommend starting with beginner-friendly varieties like these: mountaincrestgardens.com/easy-succulents-for-beginners/. Compared to tropicals, succulent will need more sun, grittier soil, and FAR less frequent water.

  • @Abcd-jz4gp
    @Abcd-jz4gp Месяц назад

    Re: the square white pot with gritty soil mix. Are you saying not to use succulent/cactus mix?

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Месяц назад +1

      Most bagged mixes at big garden centers labeled "cactus/succulent soil" are unfortunately not actually gritty and well-draining enough for succulents. A good rule of thumb for these organic-heavy mixes is to combine them with an equal volume of mineral grit, e.g. pumice, perlite, or coarse sand.

  • @navdeepsingh-pk5qk
    @navdeepsingh-pk5qk 2 года назад

    Annie,zebra plant can be kept in air conditioned bedroom in India?

  • @Abcd-jz4gp
    @Abcd-jz4gp Месяц назад

    Re: the Zebra on your left. I notice you have this plant in a deep container that is glazed pottery. I would be afraid the soil would not dry out fast enough after a soak (for those 2 reasons). Correct? Incorrect? Partially correct? I really hate myself for experimenting with other types of containers rather than tried-and-true terra cotta.

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Месяц назад +1

      All valid to wonder about! We find that as long as a pot has a drainage hole and you're using a gritty, rapidly draining soil, glazed ceramic is totally great for succulents. Everything is a balance of soil, water, and environmental conditions, so worth experimenting and seeing what works for you. And you're right too big a pot can hold a large volume of water and take a while to dry out, so that might be a good place to compensate with grittier soil and/or a bigger, "thirstier" succulent.

  • @origami454
    @origami454 2 года назад +3

    Really good info! Fyi - I found the music very distracting.

  • @roseannesmith2883
    @roseannesmith2883 Год назад

    Problem growing jelly bean plant. Everyone one I get drys why

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад

      Hard to say without knowing your growing conditions, but when you do water them, drench them deeply enough for water to run out the pot's drainage hole. Another thing that can happen is that rot can kill off their roots so they die in a manner that looks like drying, even though the original problem was frequent watering and/or poor drainage.

  • @rouzelleannegipiga7838
    @rouzelleannegipiga7838 3 года назад +1

    Help for zebra plant for not died

    • @annieschreck7938
      @annieschreck7938 3 года назад

      You're in luck, we've got a video on the zebra plant: ruclips.net/video/XzBSTdKDMGQ/видео.html

  • @vanschermerhorn7167
    @vanschermerhorn7167 Год назад

    Can you just plant all your succulents or cactus in Bonsai media >

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад +1

      Many can! But, depending on your conditions, bonsai media can be *too* well-draining for some succulents. Things with thinner leaves and/or string-like stems tend to like a standard cactus & succulent soil mix, which has more organic matter than the bonsai gritty mix.

  • @ESamsung-rl4ie
    @ESamsung-rl4ie 6 месяцев назад

    Watching this video i realize that achiveria chille and lime is not the right fit for my indoor situation. Tq

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  6 месяцев назад

      So glad to help! And you're not alone; very few people have the right conditions to grow healthy Echeveria indoors.

  • @justjessica85
    @justjessica85 2 года назад

    Too late, bought a bunch of escheveria!

  • @littlepetshobbies2239
    @littlepetshobbies2239 3 года назад +1

    Help please. I have grown a variety of succulents on a south part of the house.Then, I have to transfer it too north.I put some equal NPK osmocote fertilizer too.Now, all my succies start to get black stems even tho I do not water them/ soil is dry. Please suggest what I can do.I tried cutting the black stems,air dried it but it won’t thrive again. Thank you. ❤️

    • @annieschreck7938
      @annieschreck7938 3 года назад +4

      Oh no! It's hard to say exactly what happened without seeing the plants and their growing conditions, but once black rot has gotten into the stems, it's often too late to save them. If you choose to re-plant with new succulents, I would plant is very gritty soil, water deeply but only when the soil is dry down about 3-4 inches, and withhold fertilizer until the plants are mature with established roots. You can find more outdoor succulent care in this video: ruclips.net/video/hzje1mZrl0k/видео.html

    • @littlepetshobbies2239
      @littlepetshobbies2239 3 года назад +2

      @@annieschreck7938 Oh thank you so much for your response!🙏🏻I will keep your tips noted. I really thought putting fertilizer will help. Thank you also for sharing the link. I will keep on watching your videos as it is truly helpful and informative. 🪴♥️

  • @matenzo
    @matenzo 2 года назад

    I've had bad luck with my haworthias not gonna lie

  • @user-bb2lp8dv3v
    @user-bb2lp8dv3v Месяц назад

    Very good information but the music is annoying and unnecessary.

  • @bostonsandatot4948
    @bostonsandatot4948 Год назад

    When you go to someone's home and their succs look so sad... 😢

  • @Swanky95472
    @Swanky95472 2 месяца назад

    Nice video but get rid of the music!!!

  • @wjenkins140
    @wjenkins140 Год назад

    interesting video!my only moan?if someones talking why play music?
    found it annoying, felt like stopping the video....

    • @Mountaincrestgardens
      @Mountaincrestgardens  Год назад

      You're not wrong! We've learned since then. No music on our videos now :)

  • @madeleinebuchanan2994
    @madeleinebuchanan2994 4 месяца назад

    Why do you have that awful music overwhelming your video vocal. It’s annoying. We want to hear you, not this hateful music.