How To Make Succulent Cuttings Root Quickly
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2021
- A succulent cuttings with roots grows much faster than cuttings with no roots. Depending on the succulent, roots can take months to grow. So I can I make them grow roots faster?
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You're no succulent addict.. you're a succulent Master 🥰🥰
Just getting started into raising suculents. Your channel very friendly and informative 😊. Learning a lot from you. Thanks so much.
Brilliant video, just what I was looking for, thanks Liz x
I love it how you do these things.
DIY Soil Wetter RECIPE: DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water. ENJOY...
Thank you so much for that recipe. Seasol or ready-made soil wetters are not locally available here in the motherland. I suppose I can use agar powder ("gulaman") that I can purchase in the supermarket.
Thank you Liz!
Thank you so much. This is really a good help ❤️
I really love watching your videos🤩
What is agar?
@@teresavega7675 It's a type of gelatin for vegans. If it's not available in a supermarket near you, perhaps you can try health food stores.
Very helpful tips in rooting succulents cuttings. Thank you Lizk. Keep safe.
Thank you! You too!
Thankyou Liz.. A very informative video. How exciting.. Those roots came quickly. Love your chatting xx 🇦🇺🐨🇦🇺
Thanks so much! 😊 Glad you enjoyed it.
Happy to have watched this video to be able to compare different styles of propagation..glad you had tips on soil wetting. Great 🙂
Hope it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Very informative 🙋♀️
Liz your experiments are awesome - such drama and suspense! The results are really something!
It's the anticipation which makes it all exciting.
Liz you are a mine of information, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have learned so much since finding your channel.
You are so welcome Kerrie. Just happy to be able to share what I've learned.
First time watching and I just wanted to thank you for being so educational! You don’t leave anything out. Most informative channel I have seen that is still hands on and not leaving us with gaps in information. Subscribed and will be watching more! Thank you!!
I appreciate your lovely comment Tracey and thank you for watching.
Love your videos. You’re a hoot!!!!
Great video! I like seeing updates and seeing videos that you make over time to show the results of your process. I know making these videos takes lots of time so thank you for doing that. Your videos are very helpful to me.
Thanks for watching Dave and glad to know they're useful.
Thank you for sharing the precious lesson, Liz! 👍👏🥰😘
Thanks for watching!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK always waiting to watch your next vlog! Thank you, Liz! 😉💞
i ENJOY all your Video's, BUT this is one of the BEST ... Thank YOU...
Glad you enjoy it Dave! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your wonderful videos. I get so much out of them. You’re impressively talented keeping them happy through frost and rain. Love from Brisbane 🥰
You are so welcome! Glad you find my videos useful. Happy growing.
Awesome video. I learned so much.
Hope it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Hello LizK, love love to watching your videos, helping my plant alot.Thanks for sharing.Cheers :D
My pleasure 😊
Another wonderful vid!!! Thank u!!!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for the share. I love your beautiful collections. !
Glad you like them!
oh wow thanks for sharing liz
You are so welcome!
thank you for sharing maam i have learn a lot from you about gardening
It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching.
They're all beautiful
Thanks very much, Brenda. I'm glad you're enjoying the succulents. 🥰
Thank you so much very interesting video, greetings from Canada🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh…. This is unbelievable… thanks Lizk for the tip
Glad it was helpful!
its summer here in the philippines this video is pefect ☺️☺️ thankyou
You're welcome 😊
Good morning to you vary nice plans they all so beautiful and amazing plans have a blessed day
Thanks so much.
Liz I am so jealous of your succulent gardens they are massive, and my husband thinks I have a problem with buying too many succulents but I told him there is no no such thing.
Same! My husband thinks I'm buying and buying succulents just to compete with Liz's garden🤦♀️😂
Whenever I want to buy new succulents....I say to hubby...."I'm depressed." Then he would say...."Do you wanna go and buy succulent? I'll go with you."
My husband spends thousands on fishing lures and fishing gear so I have a lot to catch up.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK this one is brilliant 🤣😜👍👍
hi mama lizk heheh
woahhh it has a nice color😍
Amazing how water therapy works even on romeos which are a bit sensitive to water. Thanks Liz!! Will definitely try this in my cuttings ☺️
Amazing Ms.Liz thanks for the info, just hope i can make diy soil wetter
Good luck!
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure.
I have subscribed, Liz, and I love your channel. I have a PVN and a jade (Crassula ovata) that I overwatered and they naturally protested by dropping petals. I don't have the solutions you've used, but just plain water and succulent potting mix (Fert-Lome brand). I'm going to use the opportunity to propagate! I have the petals on top of the soil of another plant, a Traveler's Palm that I got from Urban Tropicals out of Hampton, FL. A couple of the petals have not only rooted, but have actually started the embryonic stages of another plant in their usual pattern of growth. I have them in direct morning sun only on my east facing patio. When I feel like they're ready, I'm actually planting them in their own soil in plastic containers with holes in the bottom that I've fashioned out of water cups (I am creative, aren't I?). I also have an overgrown and fractured and fragmented Graptopetalum (not sure of the species) that was given to me by a co-worker who just didn't know what to do with it. I'll follow the same pattern of propagation with it as well. Wish me luck!
Good luck Dale. Sending some of my fairy dust over your way.
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Thank you.
Hi Liz, I love this video. Its a reminder for me to put one of my head chop in seasol water. It has roots but taking too long to grow long. I have soak it in water but not for weeks like you have, for fear of root rot. But I will try your method tmw. I hope it will be OK.
Btw, I end up buy 3 Romeo's on the weekend since it was such a good price for the size too. Really happy now that I have some Romeo after loosing my other ones. 😊🥰
Wonderful! Good luck and hope they'll grow and grow.
Wow!
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Hi ma'am Liz nauna ko ma'am hehehe salamat sa video naa n pud ko new tips from you.salamat ma'am😘
Thank you din po.
Always watchinf your videos.
-Bacolod City,PH.
Thank you for watching.
OMG!!!!thank you for noticing me. Stay safe!
"Succulent rooting therapy" I love it tita lizk. I'll do this for my romeo and other agavoides that is really hard to root. Though we don't have a soil wetter here in ph. Maybe i can mix a siam early grow to my water so that it can help encourange to roots.Thank you for sharing this video tita lizk😍👍mwah😘👏
Please let me know how it goes. Thanks!
Did it work?
Hi, Liz - thanks for your wonderfully entertaining tutelage on growing and propagating succulents. I am really new at this and have just recently subscribed, so I realize my questions so long after this post might not be seen. However, I am fascinated by your seawater emulsion for rooting new cuttings. I’m in NW Washington, USA, and am curious about sourcing that product. Is it the same as the fish oil fertilizer we use here on the other side of the world? I’ll keep watching with smiles and a warm heart even if you don’t see this. Hugs🤗
This is seaweed base(kelp) but you can also use fish fertilizer, worm juice or any garden product with seaweed in it.
Thank you Liz. I was just wondering how a am going to get some some new babies from my black prince. I will surely try the head chop.
They grow quite easily from leaves or wait till it flowers and harvest all the inflorescence leaves.
Size teşekkür ederim ❤alt yazı türkçe olan videolarınızı ancak anlayabiliyorum digerlerinde yok.Ama bu video çok önemliydi bir ögretmeni dinler gibi izledim öğrendim👏🙏Sağlıklı günler dilerim. 😊
Thank you. Have a wonderful day!
nice romeo
Hi ! I love the way you explain things! I have a few succulents, but many are quite small so I can't behead them and I have quite a few leaf cuttings instead. Would this technique work for that as well? Thank you!
The mother plant has to be big enough or else it won't grow.
I couldn't find a soil wetter here in North Florida so I went on EBay and bought some SeaSol and had it shipped from Australia. But it was really expensive and I'd love to learn how to make my own here because a hundred dollars a bottle is not what I can afford long term 😁. I really think you should be paid for selling it 😁 since you are the one that showed me the miracle of that for the roots on my babies. I had a problem with root fungus destroying the roots on my favorite babies and even though I managed to save the plants the roots were destroyed and I've been babying them until my SeaSol got here and I can say it's only been 4 days since it got here and it's amazing the difference it makes!!! My very first crested don't know what kind it is other then echeveria was the first plant to get this fungus? and it's been the first to get some SeaSol love and it's actually got new white roots and I'm so very very happy and it was well worth a hundred dollars to Buy sand ship that SeaSol here to Florida. Please send me detailed directions on how to make my own SeaSol like product please I don't understand what AGAR is because I'm kinda new to this stuff and not up on the jargon 😁
Agar agar is a vegan substitute for gelatin. A thickener for soups, in fruit preserves, ice cream, and other desserts, as a clarifying agent in brewing, and for sizing paper and fabrics.
Would Argo cornstarch be a good substitute for it? @@GrowingSucculentswithLizK
Thank you so much for your video. Can I use Seasol? I live in Australia
Yes you can!
Hi please can you advise me on lighting , we are coming into autumn / winter in England and time to put plants in doors what sort of lighting do you use ,your plants always look so healthy thank you Teresa x
Hi Teresa, I will be doing a new grow light video soon but for now... I only have one grow light that I've used so far and I'm quite happy with it. Below is a link to one of my grow light videos. You might also want to check out my "Grow Lights on Succulent" PLAYLIST. Also link below. Cheers
GROW LIGHT Pros & Cons of Indoor Succulent Propagation | Watering and Growing Tips- ruclips.net/video/ltZCgO9-tOI/видео.html
Grow Lights on Succulent - ruclips.net/p/PLrXnzlHRKzosZD4m9ZutarWGWLAH1sQom
I am definitely going to try this to my romeo... can I use this method as well with my Aga ebony? Chanel? Thanks
Yes, absolutely on any plant cuttings.
Wow naka una ako
Congrats and thank you.
Thanks for your video, i have a question, i bought a new saculent i think it's some kind of hawartia, they repotted it for me in the shop and now i see it had no roots! Like it's cutten or never had it. Any way can i do the same and make it have longer roots? When should i repot it? How to do it right meanwhile transfering to soil?
If there's no roots and freshly cut, I usually put it on top of soil with some rocks on top to separate the wet soil from the plant. Put toothpick around to hold it in place and wait. After 4 weeks, it should grow some roots. Good luck!
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Hello! My sweet lady🌺♥️
Hello 😊
Everything always works for you. I have cuttings that won't grow roots. I have tried clonex it does nothing but take my money. I have a problem I hope you might answer. Why? would a succulent plant just start to go soft. No bugs soil is purlight and cactus mix.>
Depends on variety, humidity, position, watering, soil and other unknown factors. Some can also be due to the strain of the plant and some cutting are cut too young or too close to the tip with no nodes. Nodes or hard tissue is where the roots will grow from. No enough watering can also make them go soft.
Hi Liz, do you have caretips for cotyledon orbiculata var oophylla?
No video yet but....they're very low maintenance plant and they don't like too much water. I exposed mine to full sun and they have experienced -11°C/12.2°F.
Liz, when you take the plant out of soil soak and roots have formed, would you let roots dry off some before planting into succulent soil or ok to plant straight away?
Thanks Liz❤
I plant it straight away and I don't water till the soil dries up or the pot feels light. Then I give them a good soak till the soil is saturated.
Thanks for video, i thought E. Romeo & E. Taurus are the same 🤦♀️. I recently got them 2wks ago from nursery and it didn't have any label, so I went searching and labelled it as E. Romeo/Taurus. Thus now...I need to double which is which. In addition this video is such a good example to try how to grow roots faster. Question: that dark/black bottom of soaked echeveria is that not rotting? 🤷🏻♀️ just curious here. Thank you once again. 💚
No rotting in this video Jenny. Thanks for watching.
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Boa tarde!! Sou portugesa adoro os seus vídeos! Gostava que me informasse mais acerca do Soil Wather. Onde posso adquiri ??
Soil Wetter é um agente umectante reforçado com algas marinhas líquidas e composto líquido para ajudar a água a chegar onde é necessário.
O solo mais úmido aumenta a molhabilidade de solos duros a úmidos, permitindo uma penetração mais profunda da água na zona da raiz.
Também ajuda a oxigenar o solo e melhorar a retenção e absorção de nutrientes essenciais pelas plantas.
O solo mais úmido que uso, acho que pode estar disponível apenas na Austrália.
Você pode talvez fazer o seu próprio. Esta não é uma base de algas marinhas, mas espero que dê certo.
DIY AGAR AGAR solo umedecedor Dissolva o ágar em água morna (não quente) para diluir a consistência de creme líquido ou cola PVA. Tome 1 xícara desta diluição e adicione a 4 litros de água. Boa sorte!
Hi Liz! Thank you for the amazing videos! 💖 Can i ask how long should you air dry newly chopped succulents before you soak them in water? I'm scared mine might rot if i soak them too early 😅. Thank you!
I air dry them for at least a week or until small root bumps can be seen on the tip.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Okay! So once they have small root bumps i can soak them for a week? And then repot them in dry soil and water after 2 weeks? Thank you!
@@carmenaquimpo198 Depends on the plant. When the roots comes out that you're happy with, you can repot them and water straightaway if the soil is dry. But if the soil is moist, you can let it dry up a bit then water.
Would plant start vitamin b-1 have similar effect?
I haven't used Vitamin B-1 before so so I haven't done any comparison. Cheers
Thank you for such experiment i found your channel since i started to caring about succulents . I have a question about Haworthia Limipholia. Can i do this to that species? Pls can you answer me 🙏 And also i cant have that special thing , it is just me and the water that he has right now 😅
In time, Haworthia limifolia grows quite easily and produce pups naturally. You can also propagate via cuttings but will take a long time(months) to root. No need to use seaweed but it will take longer.
Okay thank you so much and keep doing what you’re doing.
Hi Liz, At the 8:00 mark, I see you have a bunch of tiny plants without the mother leaves1. I have some of those and not too sure what to do with them. Plant them in a small pot or continue to leave them on top of the leave propagation tray?
They are ready to be planted in their individual pots or in a group in one pot.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thanks much Liz! I'll do that tomorrow then. :)
id love to try water prop but im frightened of root rot! how is it that it doesnt rot? Also, have you done this method with leaf prop? Love your vids!!
Because there is no soil
Yes I have tried water propagation. They're quick to grow roots but of course it depends on the plant variety or cultivar.
Thank you Liz, if I can't find this soil solution where I live, what can I use instead of it?
Any seaweed base, compost or worm castings will do.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thanks a lot! I am really watching you every day to learn more how to keep my baby succulents safe and happy ❣
Sorry naging bz heto po download ko nnmn po anglht po ng nd ko pa napanood na vdeo mo ms. Lisk
Okay lang po. Maraming salamat po and Enjoy.
I’m curious why we can’t leave plants in water?
I have monsteras, avocados, string of pearls & other strings.. a jade plant. They all look so beautiful! Been about 4 mo & keep meaning to plant them 😂
Some of these succulents can survive a long time grown in water but eventually have to be planted in soil if they are to grow and propagate.
Does soil wetter go by another name in North america? I see no such item in Canada. Would a seaweed fertilizer work? What is the nutrient content for Seasol?
Please see link below. Thanks. www.seasol.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Product-Analysis-Seasol-Super-Soil-Wetter-Conditioner-May-2017.pdf
My scculent are growing well. Sime are getting gangly. Is it necessary to cut them down. How much do you need to water completely?
Gangly succulents need more light and needs to be cut down to grow compact. Best to water less but more, that means soaking the dry soil overnight to benefit the plant.
hallo Liz... i have sepperated a bunch of tiny gasteria presumably by watering them too soon after seperation.. now ive half killed most of them... is there any way i can save them?
Leave them on the surface without soil to dry up. You can use hairdryer to hasten the process. After a week, plant in dry soil. Then soak the pot halfway to encourage roots to form and go down. Good luck.
To dilute agar agar powder, is there a specific ratio or I can just follow the ratio on the packet?
DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water (a watering can is ideal).
When u chop the top. Then u put it to dry & it callous & tiny roots come. Plz tell u us that during this process u keep them in shade or dark?
Bright light and no direct sunlight for the Taurus and the 2 Romeos are both under the grow light.
Hello I’m super new to this.. I read the bio but I don’t see the diy agar agar please help.
DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water. You can also add a capful of liquid kelp or seaweed to this solution.
So w the head cutting the top I just stick it on dry soil for 2 weeks?
After the head cutting, let it callous for a couple of days and then, it can be planted even in moist soil. Water when the pot feels light, or the soil dries up. Please take note to never pull the plant out of the soil to check if roots have grown. 😁 Happy growing. 🥰
Do these beautiful succulents root when the sky is overcast?
This video actually busts alot of myths of Succulent rooting methods that most of us refrain from scared we might kill the poor succulent.
Thank you! Liz and Salamat.
They don't rot because it's overcast... For a lot of succulents, continued overcast days contain a lot more moisture in the air(high humidity), therefore they don't need watering, unless the plants really needs it. They prefer to be watered at night during their growing period.
Sorry Liz if I wasn't to specific Liz I was wondering if Succulent would put out roots if beheaded and placed in a fairly bright but overcast/☁️ environment and in some dry corner.
I would like to thank you for your time and all your efforts in making such lovely informative videos.
@@daym8 Definitely. I find they actually root slower in an open sunny position(direct sun) and much faster if placed in a brightly lit(artificial light) area, even indoors.
Thanks a lot Liz you really take a lot of care to reply also am grateful for sharing your tips which helps immensely.
Really appreciated 👍💮
Is plain water enough or do you have to add nutrients? Thank you, Liz. 😘
Water is enough but takes longer due to surface tension of the water. Using lukewarm water helps to hasten the process.
I added a few drops of hydrogen peroxide as well. It helps oxygenate the water. Gollum responded fast after that.
how do you transplant these babies from water to soil. do you need to air dry them again before repotting?
The first video below will answer your question and video #2 is what they look like after 11 months. Cheers
1. HOW TO: Root, Pot and Water NEW SUCCULENTS - ruclips.net/video/owH8garxbFY/видео.html
2. The Many Faces of Echeveria BLUE BIRD - ruclips.net/video/PpY0u9tn-Nc/видео.html
Here in Brazil is really difficult to found soil wetter w seaweed and it's expensive, can i use liquid fertilizer and water instead?
Thanks for watching Leticia. You can make your own soil wetter.
DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water. Good luck and have fun.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thanks 😊
Hello Maam Liz, can you suggest what kind of grow light need ng mga succulent and ilang oras under grow light? Thanks
I only have one and it's called MarsHydro SP3000. I have it on for 12 to 16 hours a day.
How often should l water in the summer.? Hey Liz. Thanks for the many tips you have shared.l have become a very proud owner of quite a few beautiful plants of catcus and succulents. Thank you.
Hope the video below helps.
A COMPREHENSIVE Guide To Watering Succulents - ruclips.net/video/qAwZnBgl1Qo/видео.html
Ano po pwede alternative sa soil wetter na gamit nyo?
You can maybe make your own. This is not seaweed base but hopefully it'll do the trick.
DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water (a watering can is ideal)
What are you putting in the water?
It's called Soil wetter made from seaweed. You can also use other LIQUID SEAWEED conditioner or fertilizer.
😑🤦♀️🤯Omg I wish I'd watched this video weeks ago. I'd put it off because I just got my first succulents and wasn't going to be propagating any time soon. Well my succulents showed up bare rooted and are getting so dehydrated and shriveled up. I've been going through hell trying to get my pots and medium components shipped for the last 2 weeks. All I have is organic worm casting for compost tea but it'll have to do. I'm not losing my new babies, especially my Echeveria Laui from Korea
By doing what u dud, I can't get them to root... nor can I even get leaves to root.....Help
Not all succulents will grow from leaves and a lot of them can take months to sometimes germinate. It also depends on how old the leaves are. Some beheaded succulents if cut too young will also not grow roots.
I just realized how long agavoides to root up after beheading. Maybe this is the reason why i cant grow agavoides well. Nursery told me that agavoides dont like watering too much. I realize agavoides behave differently frim each other even if they are of same ID.
If cuttings are taken on the wrong season, they sometimes take six months to root. Best way is to just put it on top of a pot with soil and check after a month. The plant will tell you when it needs watering.
Thanks Liz. I see my mistakes now.
After water therapy, do I need to air dry before repotting?
Plant into soil mix straight away and don't water until the pot feels light or the soil dries up a bit.
thanks so much!
You said in this video that it was getting cold, like 4 degrees. Are your succulents in a shelter?
For the most part, they're all grown outside with no shelter. I have a large front garden area with no covering or protection at all and it's open to the element all year round.
To better understand my set-up, may I suggest watching these videos below. These videos are from my Liz Kreate channel. They first have to go through an acclimatization process and therefore necessitate for the different areas set-up below.
SUCCULENTS in Winter Part 1 - SHADE CLOTH Area - ruclips.net/video/cxZVKn3W8QM/видео.html
SUCCULENTS in Winter PART 2 - UNPROTECTED Area - ruclips.net/video/dk7wLmfBPH8/видео.html
SUCCULENTS IN WINTER PART 3 - Outdoor Covered Area | Liz Kreate - ruclips.net/video/jUIQGOdFD3k/видео.html
Liz my succulent leaves have red roots they’re not in dirt what do I do now
I would take some moist soil and lay it on top of that. Place it in a bright area (no direct sunlight) and wait for the pups to grow. Once the soil dries up, water it as if it's a normal plant.
Just bear in mind that not all rooted leaf will grow pups. Just a matter of wait and see. Good luck!
Thank you liz
Hey Liz, will this work with just water alone?
Also, my agavoides have root stems but won't through out roots. Should I submerge the stems into the water or just let it hover over it?
Also works with plain water and stem can be submerge.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thanks Liz
Pwede po ba yung gulaman brick? Thank you!
Try nyo lang po at haluan nyo ng compost or liquid worm casting for the good bacteria.
Lol I don't know what the heck has been wrong with my brain lately. I've been having such a difficult time rehydrating my succulents that have recently rerooted after doing head chops. I know about this method I just don't understand why I didn't think to do it! I've been so confused like the past month I think just stressing myself out getting everything ready outside that my brain is just having one big fart LOL I have a couple of red crimson big echeveria thingies LOL that just aren't rooting up so I'm going to take them out of the soil today! Thanks for the refresher course Liz and reminding me, snapping me out of my stupor 🤪
It happens to the best of us. I'm on the same boat ATM. Just not enough time.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I have a very hard time sleeping at night I wake up every 2 hours and then I'm up at 4:00 a.m. working by 5:30 a.m. and I just don't stop. I'm exhausted and miserable at this point but it needs to be done and once it's done I will rest.
@@janetac1738 That sounds familiar but slightly different...
I get too excited about what I'm planning to do the next day that I can't sleep. I compensate by eating food that I'm not suppose to eat so now I'm putting on weight and now I look forward to losing weight...so now I can't sleep again...LOL
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Liz I gained so much weight because of this pandemic that I was going to have bariatric surgery! Yes you read that correctly. I opted against it because the year of recovery is just too much. So I'm in the same boat having to lose weight this summer. By medical standards I am way way overweight by my standards and my doctors standards I really just need to lose 50 lb. But I honestly gained 102 lb over quarantine 😳
So I totally understand the eating compensation LOL I wasn't healthy last year so I overcompensated and ate like a pig 🐷🐷 and who could blame us with all this stress going on in the world! Thank goodness we're still young enough
@@janetac1738 That's why I'm looking forward to our winter prospecting trip. It'll be hot and sweaty to melt all my fat away...LOL
and oh yes, finding gold is just a bonus.
How do you prevent root rot while keeping them in bowls of water?
Because the plants are well dehydrated, it can take in water without rotting. As long as the plant is not dormant, this can be done with any succulents that have been well air dried.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I see, thank you! How long have they been left dry for?
Pwede po ba na tubig + alnus compost yung gamitin ko?
Try nyo lang po. Practice sa mujmurahing tanim first. Good luck.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK salamat po
U have added seaweed extract in the water to boost roots .. what else
Nothing else.
I'm sorry, can't find the link for the agar-agar recipe soil wetter.. I've got a small pack of agar-agar, and if I add water, it becomes jelly..
That's how it's meant to be. Method below.
Dissolve agar in "warm" water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue/jelly. TAKE ONE CUP of this dilution(jelly) and add to "4 litres" of water (a watering can is ideal as it can block the sprayer). Good luck!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thanks a lot, from my succulents too😁
So sorry we can't find this soil wetter in Italy :(
You can maybe make your own. This is not seaweed base but hopefully it'll do the trick.
DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard or PVA glue. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water (a watering can is ideal)
I do this water therapy with just plain water. Izit OK?
Yes. You can also make your own soil wetter. DIY AGAR AGAR soil wetter
Dissolve agar in warm water (not hot) to dilute to consistency of runny custard. Take 1 cup of this dilution and add to 4 liters of water.
I'll try it after I get these ingredients ^^ and 1 more questions, if after we do water therapy n the roots are ready to pot. Do we pot it immediately or need to dry the roots b4 potting?
@@shanling4181 Ones your happy with the amount of roots or plumpness of plant, you can pot it straight into soil.
Noted. Thx for the advice ^^
Other people: what’s the difference the cactus looks like the other cactus Me: .-. it’s a succulent and their different other person: their the same
Mahirap daw alagaan yan dito sa pinas.. if my first agavaoides ebony will survive i will get me one of this..
Mas madali alagaan ang Ebony kaysa sa Romeo.