Heads up the plant cut off at about 5:30 is actually an aloe. Aloe Aristata I think. The way to tell is aloe have teeth/spikes that go mainly along the edges of the leaf, haworthia have ridges that go all or part of the way around the leaf but aren't spiky.
Great video. I love Hawarthia' s. There are so many different varieties to choose from and they are one of the easier succulents to grow for sure! Thanks for sharing!
14:10 if it is anything like Burro Tail, you can just sit the piece on the windowseal so the Sun hits it all day, and it eventually it will put roots out if it's gonna survive. It's worth a try. It's not even like you have to do anything until it puts out roots, except look at it from time to time. It will survive clear until the time that it completely dries up
When repotting...should you always wait some time to repot? Even though there are established roots? I know you said cuttings should callous over, but when a plant already has roots, do I wait a few days to a week to repot? Thanks!!!! Just subscribed today.
Blue Mule Movers sorry for my late response-RUclips never gave me a notification. You can plant them before they callous over but you still should wait to water for minimum a week.
Hey jess. Do you keep your zebras and other haworthias under yours lights all the time? My zebra is turnig a bit red and i read could be from to much light. What you u do?
@@AngelsGrove i figured. I may move them. Also how are u liking your new sunlite grow light?! Have your plants shown any signs of stresing or stretching?? I got mine!:)
Emilymaclean MacLean oh yay! Mine are not stretching. They all look great! I sometimes forget to turn it off so some of them are a little pink haha but that’s my own fault not the lights. I just need to reprogram my timer and I think we will be cooking.
Great tutorials but please stop looking to your right.....please look at the camera, when you turn away I think some thing is coming in through the window
Thank you for sharing!! I've actually propagated the same Aloe Haworthia you popped off a year ago through actual leaf cuttings, not pups, to see if they would root and they did!! It's kind of like rooting snake plant leaves!! I have a few new plants from them and now those plants are having babies!!
A year later.. still no update? I'd really like to see how those cuttings did as well😁 my howorthia is over 8" tall and I've been afraid to cut it down.
I propagated the window one by suspending it over a glass of water but not in it using saran wrap on the glass then poke a hole in the saran and stick a single leaf segment in the hole but don't let it touch the water at all. it will take a bit of time but it will root eventually. I then planted it and was sure not to overwater it. during the next growth spurt, it will send out pups and take off.
I brought a spilled cooperii and because I had No Idea about succulents I thought that it would need die if I didn’t soak it to rehydrate it. The roots all went really soggy and no matter what I did, the bare stem rotted. I removed leaves and put it back in soil. This happened until I had 28 leaves but no plant. I just left them in a dry saucer in my utility and forgot about them in disgust. Next time I happened to look babies appeared at the base of EVERY leaf! So if you’re patient…you can have lots and lots and lots of babies!
I just bought a howarthia windowsill with a ton a babies totally neglected at the local Lowe's I'm going to try to propogate babies . How long should they dry before I put in dirt ?normally I have a potting soil mixed w perlite mix for all my succulents
My zebra is blooming. I know it’s not perfect, but I didn’t think that would happen. I don’t use the best soil, of have the best conditions. But there it is
Awesome! Thank you! I so wish you would have shown how to trim those dry looking zebra plants, with all the brown dry leaves in the pot that you showed at the opening. I have a dying one I’m trying to save- but it’s even worse than your dry ones.
you can actually propagate zebra using those leaves that you removed .. just make sure the wound is healed before sticking it in a moist soil mix. then just wait till it will root. those window Haworthia can be propagated also through leaves . just try it :) based on experience
Ive seen aloe videos doing this with enough stem. My mom bought a haworthia and i see plucking leaves takes a lot of the stem like the aloe video so im going to do it. I dont have patience for saran over water but will carefully put in succulent soil and wait to water like the rest..unless i find other info before then 😆 win some lose some but always worth a trial. Ty for your post 🙏😎
I’m pretty sure that what you’re referring to as a Haworthia is actually a Gasteria Royal Wolfgang.. I have several of these that are pupping. If you had just loosened them from the soil I’m certain you could have used a razor blade to remove them in a much easier method with roots they had already grown.
Thank you! I’m that one ‘kid’ in the corner who just buys plants and dosent know what to do with them. I have a couple of different plants (Lemon ball sedums, Panda Plants, Inch plants, and of course haworthia)
Thanks for this info! One of mine got very leggy and now I feel pretty confident I can cut off the leafy part and re-root it. No babies formed so that wasn’t an option.
Hi Jess new hera, I’m starting my youtube about succ and cactus. Loving my collection but not like yours, they are beautiful any tips.???looking forward for more of your videos, very helpful.
Jess - I watch all of your tips and am a subscriber. I do enjoy your tips. On the mealy bugs, I just use a spray bottle with 66% alcohol and 33% water. I spray mine down all the time. I left the cold and cloudy sky's of northern living for sunny Florida. Here I can grow pretty much everything inside and outside all year long. We even some have wild prickly pear cactus in open fields. You should plan on making the move sometime.
Did this work well for you ? I have a terribly etiolated Window Haworthia that’s growing nice and plump at the top now that it has proper light . I want to cut it and start it over . But I’m scared to . I’ve had issues rooting them in the past . Thank you for this video 🥰
If I ever get succulents like the ones you have in this video I will use it as a reference for propagation also due take care of cacti such as the peanut cactus?
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain is it normal for the peanut cactus to turn grayish white towards the winter time? My mom has a peanut cactus and even I can't tell if it's sick or if it's just going dormant for the winter
I managed to get a single window haworthia leaf to grow babies.. I let the leaf base heal over for a day before leaving on top of damp soil. I left it too wet though and the whole thing rotted after a while. They are cool plants. Your method allows for a stronger plant. Thanks.
Very interesting video. My plant just don’t grow like that though. I’ve had one for a year and it has grown about 3 times bigger since I brought it home. It’s very pretty, but it’s one plant, no babies or anything like that. However, when watering or checking the dirt, the leaves will snap off so easily, I have to be so careful. What am I doing wrong? So, I wondered if I could propagate from the leaves that do pop off, and I come across your video. Also, I have one round brown spot on one leaf of my plant. I wondered if this could be sunburn? It sits in front of a window. Thanks.
Great info. It shouldn't surprise me that it is that easy. I've had the top of a couple succulents fall off and left them there and after a while they start growing roots. I never thought to do this intentionally with my haworthia haha.
Womynxx right?! Me neither until I did it on accident 😂😂 I don’t know why my brain never put this together as an option because I do this same thing with all my other succulents...
I wish I saw your video first because it was extremely helpful and I've never had a succulent before let alone a propagation. I did split most of the leaves, getting back to why I wish I saw this first and now I regret my decision. Lol. Thank you so much for this video, I will know better for next time.
Couple of days back all the leaves of my haworthia fell apart but I dont see any roots at the bottom. Do you think nursery fooled me? Also there were new leaves growing. So, do you think it was root rot?
Great video. Thank you. If there is no root when you plant into the dirt, how long do you wait before watering the soil ? How do you know that roots are here ? And do you water a lot or just a litle bit at first watering. Sorry if I made a lot of mistakes in my message, I am french. Thanks.
ClaireS claires your English is amazing! There will not be roots for several weeks. Stick the root end of the succulent in the dirt and water a little once a week. At first your succulent might look worse while it is growing roots, but then it should start looking better again. If you would like to check on the roots, you can gently remove the succulent from the pot and look. I would wait to look for roots because you don’t want to break them. Don’t forget to water a few days before you cut them off. This will help their roots grow faster. If you are worried about watering, don’t water for a few weeks. The succulent will be just fine 😊 good luck!
@@AngelsGrove Thank you so much for your clear and complete answer. I really love your videos. I learn a lot about succulents and improve my english vocabulary as well 😀😀🌿.
I beheaded my haworthia attenuata plants successfully and the mother plants had explosive baby production afterwards, too! Also, I'm experimenting with my haworthia window plants with leaf propagation; I set out 2 leaves to dry and just left them. About a month later they had roots about 2mm long, so I planted them. Keeping my fingers crossed!
Angels Grove, i'm new with succulents and i just bought some of them but i have never tried propragating them yet. What is the first thing i should do after cutting them from their mother plant? Where should i place them immediately? And how often do i water them? Help please.
Pacifico Monje you should water the plant and wait a few days before you cut. I place mine in a cardboard box for a few weeks, then put in a pot with soil and water as normal (every few weeeks)
Thanks a lot!! I have a Haworthia cooperi truncata, and got just two babies that survived out of four, and I would love to start giving babies away! This helps a lot!
My plant looks the same as this one, but the leaves feel a little soggy and look a little yellow, does that mean I am watering too much or not enough? I hope you can help me! Thanks 😊
It can depend, During the colder months they don’t need as much water I always wait for about the top 2cm to be dry before watering and then the top layer in summer so about a cm which is about once a week
Great video! I have a zebra plant that wont open up but its green and looks perfectly healthy. Ive had it for over a year now. Any suggestions to get it to open up?
jamie madison it sounds healthy. They typically open up more when they aren’t getting enough light but then they will also stretch out. If you move yours slightly to less light, it might open up more
Do you have any new videos im so new to the utube thing. But I love it and ur the first one I can stay and watch. Help me! I kill my succulents too much...they get limp . But I really dont over water. Not sure what it is.
Hmm, if it isn’t rot then I’m not sure what it could be either? I have a few different videos with updates on propagations if you are interested in that. I also have some on watering and succulent maintenance, maybe that could help 🤔
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One of the plants in here is actually a Gasteraloe, not a haworthia!
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After making this video I took the copper planter and beheaded all of those succulents 😲 many babies to come hopefully, fingers crossed 🤞
Heads up the plant cut off at about 5:30 is actually an aloe. Aloe Aristata I think. The way to tell is aloe have teeth/spikes that go mainly along the edges of the leaf, haworthia have ridges that go all or part of the way around the leaf but aren't spiky.
Great video. I love Hawarthia' s. There are so many different varieties to choose from and they are one of the easier succulents to grow for sure! Thanks for sharing!
14:10 if it is anything like Burro Tail, you can just sit the piece on the windowseal so the Sun hits it all day, and it eventually it will put roots out if it's gonna survive. It's worth a try. It's not even like you have to do anything until it puts out roots, except look at it from time to time. It will survive clear until the time that it completely dries up
Hey Jess! Been watching your videos trying to improve my succulents' health and try to be a better plant owner! Keep up the great work!
Haha thanks Joe!
I love plants i have many. Make me happy. ❤️Best regarts to all of you💋
It's easier using dental floss wrap it around what you want to cut and pull both ends the floss slices clean thru
Dental floss works better for more compact plants those scissors work nice too
I’ve tried dental floss with Echeveria Purpusorum and got about 5 pups growing from the center. So cool 🌿
Poor babies, I cringed everytime you cut them lol!! Your babies are GORGEOUS btw!! Can you do this with most succulents?💖🥰
Fishing line is even better
The first one is haworthia retusa, right?😀 I'm new to gardening and i try to name -learn one plant each day 👍 other times I'm a full blown metalhead 😀
Thanks Jess ❤ I really love haworthia
You should do a video/series where you teach your husband about succulents!
Would you mind sharing where you purchased your awesome pot with the chicken wire? I love that!!
this is really interesting and i'm looking forward to updates on these haworthias, especially the glass window one!
Jo Mahan I will be posting an update on Sunday! I have babies!!
D0 you cut the zebra plant for the I have not try that yet❤
My Haworthia grew a stem and two babies are growing on that.
When repotting...should you always wait some time to repot? Even though there are established roots? I know you said cuttings should callous over, but when a plant already has roots, do I wait a few days to a week to repot? Thanks!!!! Just subscribed today.
Blue Mule Movers sorry for my late response-RUclips never gave me a notification. You can plant them before they callous over but you still should wait to water for minimum a week.
Can haworthia zebra be grown from leaf like other succulent?
How do you know for sure they are callesed ?
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I beheaded my haworthia and the bottom just fell apart. Wish I did t do it now I have no more haworthias. 😢😢
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Hey jess. Do you keep your zebras and other haworthias under yours lights all the time? My zebra is turnig a bit red and i read could be from to much light. What you u do?
Emilymaclean MacLean yes I do keep them under the light but ya, the red tips are usually from light
@@AngelsGrove i figured. I may move them. Also how are u liking your new sunlite grow light?! Have your plants shown any signs of stresing or stretching?? I got mine!:)
Emilymaclean MacLean oh yay! Mine are not stretching. They all look great! I sometimes forget to turn it off so some of them are a little pink haha but that’s my own fault not the lights. I just need to reprogram my timer and I think we will be cooking.
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Great tutorials but please stop looking to your right.....please look at the camera, when you turn away I think some thing is coming in through the window
You handle plants way too roughly.. I’m far more gentle with my plants..
Another neat way of propagating haworthia is using the root. Chop off a fat root, stick it in a pot and you'll get an offset
Alex 😯oohh I will have to try that!!
Thanks for the tip! Love some Haworthias!😍
Do you have/know any video showing the process and results?
@@Nevitones I never filmed it I'm afraid. I'm sure others have
yup thats how I propagate mine too.
The plants on your growing trays that you cut aren't Haworthias, they are Gasteraloe, hybrid of Aloe and Gasteria.
THANK YOU for this! I have a gasteraloe and didn't know what the heck it was! 😂
Thank you for sharing!! I've actually propagated the same Aloe Haworthia you popped off a year ago through actual leaf cuttings, not pups, to see if they would root and they did!! It's kind of like rooting snake plant leaves!! I have a few new plants from them and now those plants are having babies!!
I'm interested for an update on these props, especially the window sill haworthias!
J once they get to an update point I will for sure post one! They are slow growers
A year later.. still no update? I'd really like to see how those cuttings did as well😁 my howorthia is over 8" tall and I've been afraid to cut it down.
For those wanting to behead their Haworthia, it is better to use dental floss or fishing line to do this as it will be less damaging.
Could you do a video showing the different kinds of hawarthias
I propagated the window one by suspending it over a glass of water but not in it using saran wrap on the glass then poke a hole in the saran and stick a single leaf segment in the hole but don't let it touch the water at all. it will take a bit of time but it will root eventually. I then planted it and was sure not to overwater it. during the next growth spurt, it will send out pups and take off.
I brought a spilled cooperii and because I had No Idea about succulents I thought that it would need die if I didn’t soak it to rehydrate it. The roots all went really soggy and no matter what I did, the bare stem rotted. I removed leaves and put it back in soil. This happened until I had 28 leaves but no plant. I just left them in a dry saucer in my utility and forgot about them in disgust. Next time I happened to look babies appeared at the base of EVERY leaf! So if you’re patient…you can have lots and lots and lots of babies!
I discovered this channel by accident. This might be a new favorite!
I just bought a howarthia windowsill with a ton a babies totally neglected at the local Lowe's I'm going to try to propogate babies . How long should they dry before I put in dirt ?normally I have a potting soil mixed w perlite mix for all my succulents
My zebra is blooming. I know it’s not perfect, but I didn’t think that would happen.
I don’t use the best soil, of have the best conditions.
But there it is
Awesome! Thank you! I so wish you would have shown how to trim those dry looking zebra plants, with all the brown dry leaves in the pot that you showed at the opening. I have a dying one I’m trying to save- but it’s even worse than your dry ones.
you can actually propagate zebra using those leaves that you removed .. just make sure the wound is healed before sticking it in a moist soil mix. then just wait till it will root. those window Haworthia can be propagated also through leaves . just try it :) based on experience
Ive seen aloe videos doing this with enough stem. My mom bought a haworthia and i see plucking leaves takes a lot of the stem like the aloe video so im going to do it. I dont have patience for saran over water but will carefully put in succulent soil and wait to water like the rest..unless i find other info before then 😆 win some lose some but always worth a trial. Ty for your post 🙏😎
I’m pretty sure that what you’re referring to as a Haworthia is actually a Gasteria Royal Wolfgang.. I have several of these that are pupping. If you had just loosened them from the soil I’m certain you could have used a razor blade to remove them in a much easier method with roots they had already grown.
Thank you! I’m that one ‘kid’ in the corner who just buys plants and dosent know what to do with them. I have a couple of different plants (Lemon ball sedums, Panda Plants, Inch plants, and of course haworthia)
10:49 you should be able to grow a separate plant out of every one of those leaves that you are picking off from the plant's base right here
Thanks for this info! One of mine got very leggy and now I feel pretty confident I can cut off the leafy part and re-root it. No babies formed so that wasn’t an option.
I am growing a haworthia plant since 4 days. The color of the leaves are changing..plzzz tell me what I have to do
I can't even find a part in my haworthias to behead. They're all super compact.
Thank you for this. I just got a pot at Walmart with 13 mom and babies! 🥰
Hi Jess new hera, I’m starting my youtube about succ and cactus. Loving my collection but not like yours, they are beautiful any tips.???looking forward for more of your videos, very helpful.
Haworthia can be propagated from leaf, but it will take forever.
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I have a “windowsill” haworthia and I always wondered how to propagate them, interesting video. I would love an update (:
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I just accidentally broke one of my lace aloe leaves, can I propagate that leaf
Great Vid. Really informative. Thank you.
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too long of a video and didnt show the actual leaf propagation process
would have propagated from the leaf??👍👍👍👍
What happened to the ones you tried to save from root rot?
So I let them dry and then I put in water or in dry soil?
Could you provide another video to track the result?
How do you water this planter...
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Jess - I watch all of your tips and am a subscriber. I do enjoy your tips. On the mealy bugs, I just use a spray bottle with 66% alcohol and 33% water. I spray mine down all the time. I left the cold and cloudy sky's of northern living for sunny Florida. Here I can grow pretty much everything inside and outside all year long. We even some have wild prickly pear cactus in open fields. You should plan on making the move sometime.
Mark Dickey oh I love Florida, one day maybe haha 😂
Did this work well for you ? I have a terribly etiolated Window Haworthia that’s growing nice and plump at the top now that it has proper light . I want to cut it and start it over . But I’m scared to . I’ve had issues rooting them in the past . Thank you for this video 🥰
If I ever get succulents like the ones you have in this video I will use it as a reference for propagation also due take care of cacti such as the peanut cactus?
I love the peanut cactus. I have one and they are really easy to grow. Such cute little cacti plants for sure! Happy growing 😊
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain is it normal for the peanut cactus to turn grayish white towards the winter time? My mom has a peanut cactus and even I can't tell if it's sick or if it's just going dormant for the winter
Drago I don’t have a peanut cactus so I’m not sure!! I’m so sorry
@@AngelsGrove no worries :3 keep up the good vids
I managed to get a single window haworthia leaf to grow babies.. I let the leaf base heal over for a day before leaving on top of damp soil. I left it too wet though and the whole thing rotted after a while. They are cool plants. Your method allows for a stronger plant. Thanks.
Hey did u used to make wow video?
Very interesting video. My plant just don’t grow like that though. I’ve had one for a year and it has grown about 3 times bigger since I brought it home. It’s very pretty, but it’s one plant, no babies or anything like that. However, when watering or checking the dirt, the leaves will snap off so easily, I have to be so careful. What am I doing wrong? So, I wondered if I could propagate from the leaves that do pop off, and I come across your video. Also, I have one round brown spot on one leaf of my plant. I wondered if this could be sunburn? It sits in front of a window. Thanks.
Great info. It shouldn't surprise me that it is that easy. I've had the top of a couple succulents fall off and left them there and after a while they start growing roots. I never thought to do this intentionally with my haworthia haha.
Womynxx right?! Me neither until I did it on accident 😂😂 I don’t know why my brain never put this together as an option because I do this same thing with all my other succulents...
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Thanks for sharing. I always remove the leaves and wait for new growth which rarely happened. I will try the head chop.
Hi I am from INDIA /Kerala State
I have some Haworthia, Succulent and Cactus plants .How to prepare the potting soil of these plants
Are these seeds growing out of the center of my succulent the stem is about 12 in Long and it looks like it has about five seeds on the end
I wish I saw your video first because it was extremely helpful and I've never had a succulent before let alone a propagation. I did split most of the leaves, getting back to why I wish I saw this first and now I regret my decision. Lol. Thank you so much for this video, I will know better for next time.
"they are doing so good. But... Let's cut off some of their heads!" Imagine hearing that in any other context 🤣
i always just seethe "3 typical" succulents toget propageted , thanks for showing this!
Couple of days back all the leaves of my haworthia fell apart but I dont see any roots at the bottom. Do you think nursery fooled me? Also there were new leaves growing. So, do you think it was root rot?
What to do with a very high grown haworthia, it tilts already out of the pot because it’s so big. Can i cut it in half and repot it?
I just watched your video and it kind of looks like my haworthia is trying to split itself horizontally!
Mam your video is very informative. Please send the link of sacculant fertilizer and soil mix. Please
I love what u have your succulents in! Is that a picture frame with the glass taken out?
Great video. Thank you. If there is no root when you plant into the dirt, how long do you wait before watering the soil ? How do you know that roots are here ? And do you water a lot or just a litle bit at first watering. Sorry if I made a lot of mistakes in my message, I am french. Thanks.
ClaireS claires your English is amazing! There will not be roots for several weeks. Stick the root end of the succulent in the dirt and water a little once a week. At first your succulent might look worse while it is growing roots, but then it should start looking better again. If you would like to check on the roots, you can gently remove the succulent from the pot and look. I would wait to look for roots because you don’t want to break them. Don’t forget to water a few days before you cut them off. This will help their roots grow faster. If you are worried about watering, don’t water for a few weeks. The succulent will be just fine 😊 good luck!
@@AngelsGrove Thank you so much for your clear and complete answer. I really love your videos. I learn a lot about succulents and improve my english vocabulary as well 😀😀🌿.
Could u give a video for Haworthia cymbiformis
Use fishing line and wrap around to get a good clean cut.
What was the name of the first plant u showed on screen ❤
I beheaded my haworthia attenuata plants successfully and the mother plants had explosive baby production afterwards, too! Also, I'm experimenting with my haworthia window plants with leaf propagation; I set out 2 leaves to dry and just left them. About a month later they had roots about 2mm long, so I planted them. Keeping my fingers crossed!
Oh I haven’t done a ton of leaf propagation with them but how exciting!
It worked.. Thanks for this video 😘
lol imagine if you could clone a person from a cutting :))
Hi! Love the pot where you had your succulents. Can you talk about it in a video?
Why dont you take it out of its pot to easily access the babies
Will the beheaded zebra haworthia grow new leaf or create an offset?
Thank you for sharing 😍 you’ve done a neat job👍
Angels Grove, i'm new with succulents and i just bought some of them but i have never tried propragating them yet. What is the first thing i should do after cutting them from their mother plant? Where should i place them immediately? And how often do i water them? Help please.
Pacifico Monje you should water the plant and wait a few days before you cut. I place mine in a cardboard box for a few weeks, then put in a pot with soil and water as normal (every few weeeks)
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Thanks a lot!!
I have a Haworthia cooperi truncata, and got just two babies that survived out of four, and I would love to start giving babies away! This helps a lot!
I want some babies
My plant looks the same as this one, but the leaves feel a little soggy and look a little yellow, does that mean I am watering too much or not enough? I hope you can help me! Thanks 😊
It can depend, During the colder months they don’t need as much water I always wait for about the top 2cm to be dry before watering and then the top layer in summer so about a cm which is about once a week
Great video! I have a zebra plant that wont open up but its green and looks perfectly healthy. Ive had it for over a year now. Any suggestions to get it to open up?
jamie madison it sounds healthy. They typically open up more when they aren’t getting enough light but then they will also stretch out. If you move yours slightly to less light, it might open up more
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So the ones that you cut that don’t have roots already, what do you do next? do i put them straight in the soil or do i wait first?
Callous for about a week and then place in soil. I usually don’t water for about a month to let the roots develop first
Do you have any new videos im so new to the utube thing. But I love it and ur the first one I can stay and watch. Help me! I kill my succulents too much...they get limp . But I really dont over water. Not sure what it is.
Hmm, if it isn’t rot then I’m not sure what it could be either? I have a few different videos with updates on propagations if you are interested in that. I also have some on watering and succulent maintenance, maybe that could help 🤔
Yes I watched alot today thank you!
I’m scared to behead my Haworthia
why are your plants in chicken wire? just curious since it is so hard to transplant them
ken visser the planter they were in is a vertical planter so I had the chicken wire in they so they wouldn’t fall out!