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53: How To Care For Stephania Erecta | Caudex Plant! Series
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2020
- Hi Guys,
Today I am sharing another one of my caudiciforms in the Caudex Plant Series! This video is all about the Stephania Erecta an absolute FAVORITE in my caudex collection. The video includes many growth progression photos, so you will want to watch to the very end. Drop a comment down below to let me know what you think!
If you enjoyed this video check out this one where I potted up two new Stephania Erectas a few months later:
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Hi Everyone,
I hope you enjoy the next installation of my caudex plant series. In this video I’m introducing you guys to my Stephania Erecta! She’s a beauty. I hope you enjoy the video. Drop a comment down below to let me know what you think about the caudex plant🤍
Hi there. Mine has two long long shoots upward with tiny leaves. Are they going to grow and open?!? Thanks!
The secret to awake this plant is soaking it in the water for 20 minutes, to mimic the monsoon season. Much love from Thailand.
I will buying this later. It will be just a bulb. So before putting it in pot (will be using cactus soil and pumice) i will soak it to water for 20mins then pot? Is that correct?
Would like to know as well!
@@mykilikiller Yes. Soak it in the water for 20-30 minutes and then do your planting.
@@lloydlim996 Yes. Soak it in the water for 20-30 minutes and then do your planting.
@@BigVtheVanity do you recommend leca? If not, what soil mix do you recommend? I will keep mine indoors.
That's so exciting when you see that first gleam of green of a new plant! I love the shape of the leaves.
I know nothing about caudex but I'm not surprised that she is upright bc of the name, "Erecta". Maybe she will start to trail once she gets longer. She's lovely.
I'm so excited to have a fellow succulent lover here in my area. So glad I found you.
Thanks for the tutorial. I love love love tutorials on plants especially succulents. I'll refer back to this vid if I get one of these. Thanks!
Yes! Seeing the green is always so very exciting! It’s always so cool to meet new friends locally🤗 I’m happy you found my channel! Thanks for watching the videos and for your wonderful comments🤍
I, too, ordered my SE from a seller on Etsy. I potted it with cactus potting soil and covered with a plastic bag for humidity.
I’m so excited to see today I have a little sprout!!🙌🏻🙀🙌🏻. I can’t wait to see what it turns into.
Thank you so much for all the info provided in this video!! Couldn’t have done it without your words of wisdom💚
Hi Michael, congrats on your new SE and getting it to sprout! I'm happy to know that my video helped you. Keep me posted on your SE, I tell ya they are quite addictive. Thanks for watching and commenting🤍
@@CactiOnWhite You got it 👍🏻
I love that plant ! Ordered my “ potato” and got it about a week ago ! I potted her in a hand thrown clay pot in a bonsai soil that I like for my begonias ! I covered her with a glass crouch for humidity ! She is already sprouting ! So exciting ! I got mine from Etsy also ! I enjoy your trips, those are the nurseries I go to ! I live in springtown near ft worth and no one else seems to have a shopping channel in our area !Thank you for taking us along
Yea, so excited for your new Stephania!!! They are such fun plants🤗 I’m sure it looks amazing it the special pot you put it in. Thanks for watching my videos🤍
Just got mine in the mail today! I have her planted in finely milled gravel, and just watered to try to encourage sprout. Wish me luck!
Exciting, exciting! They are fun and addictive😃 Best of luck🤞🏽Thanks for watching!
Bought my first Caudex and waiting for it to arrive. Thank you for such an informative video!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi ! Thank you for the excellent video !! I bought one a week ago and i am glad to find info care ! Yours is really beautifull.
Congratulations on your new plant baby!!! Have you find me and thanks so much for watching🤍
What an eye catcher ! 👁 Thanks for sharing.
🤍Much appreciated. Thank YOU for watching!
Beautiful plant, love the leaves!
Thanks so much Violet🤍 Have a great weekend!
So cute!!! Can't wait for my bulk to arrive
Thank you! They are such FUN plants. You will enjoy them :)
Amazing just ordered my bulb ! Your video is VERY helpful !
Awesome Cat! It’s such a fun plant😀 I’m so happy you found the video useful! Thanks for watching and good luck with your new Stephania🤍
Great video and advice! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Your plant is lovely.
Thanks Becky! And thanks for watching.
I just got mine to bud! Thanks so much for sharing!
Congrats Haniya🤍
Thank for your idea about growing this plant.
Most welcome🤍 Thanks for watching and commenting!
I’ve always seen these advertised on IG Now I know what they are thanks to your video. Very interesting Thanks for sharing
Glad it was helpful K love! Thanks for watching🤍
Your plant is so adorable and healthy looking!
Thank you so much🤍
Absolutely cute! Glad to watch the video!💚
love the plant
I am loving that plant!! I would love to get into codex plants I was a little scared to get them, I didn't know that they were so easy to care for.
Thank you! Caudex plants are quite easy to care for so I highly recommend them. Thanks for watching and commenting🤍
That plant is soo cute!
Thanks you! It’s definitely one of my favorites. Thanks for watching the video🤍
To identify the top and bottom, i put it in a bowl of water. The top will be on the upside and the other side is the bottom as root part is more heavy. Thanks for your helpful video.
Great tip Hoa! Thanks for watching!!!
Beautiful plant 🌱
Thank you🤍
Very good plants 🤗👍
Thanks for visiting
I just found one at HEB! It’s sprouted so I just need to pot it up nicely! $12!!! Crazy!
Awesome find Angelica! They are becoming more accessible and affordable which I love!
Nice one
Thank you🤍
Mine sprout 🌱 in two days 🥰
Yeaaaaah!
Love your video!! This pots are gorgeous! Have you ever pruned her leaves? I was told it would help the bulb grow bigger but mine is just so lush, I want to make sure before I do anything to her.
Thank you so much Maw! I actually cut it all the way back to bulb last year. So all the grow you see in this video is from Feb/Mar this year. I need to check the pot to see if the bulb actually grew any. At the end of the day, the bulb will grow inevitably😊 Maybe just do a 50% prune. Thanks for watching the video🤍
@@CactiOnWhite Thank you so much!!
getting mine tomorrow! i hope it sprouts!
🤞🏽it will! Congratulations in advance🤍
@@CactiOnWhite Thanks!! soo excited
Hi! Who was the etsy seller? Im trying to get one too
Really enjoy your videos...such great info...just wondering if that background music could disappear...sometimes hard to listen to...your caudex series is excellent by the way👌😁
Hi Patti, so happy you are enjoying the videos. And thanks for the feedback on the caudex series😊more good stuff is coming! Also, I appreciate the feedback on the music, duly noted. Have an awesome weekend🤍
CactiOnWhite thanks ...you are a real natural ..love caudex plants and so looking forward to future videos...
I want one!!!!
I hope you get one! They are such cool cuties😊 Thanks for checking out the video🤍
Hi! Please please make a video on how you water and mist your plant. I just got mine, about 2 days ago, and luckily the one I bought has a tiny tinnie sprout. Haven’t watered it yet. Misted it once. I like what you did with your caudex by the way...is it necessary to put some marble stones on top? And how deep show I bury the caudex incase i’m going to repot it. Should I use a ceramic, clay or plastic pot? Hope to hear from you. Thank you. Loving the upright growth of your plant. Sooo lovely. 🥰
Hi Mae! Thank so much and you for watching and commenting. It will be Springtime before I make another care video for the Stephania Erecta, since mine has been cut back already. If yours has a tiny sprout, you can mist it every couple of days. Please make sure it is sitting where it can get plenty of sunlight. They typically go into dormancy in the Winter, so if the sprout doesn't appear to grow, and if its cold where you live, I would stop watering it at that point. Does it have roots yet? If so, make sure they are covered with soil. I would cover only about 1/2 inch of the caudex with soil. Congratulations on you new baby! And good luck 🤍
Thank you for your reply. I’m not sure if it has roots already. I haven’t checked yet. I’m from the Philippines and we don’t have winter season, only wet and dry. 😊 i’ve placed mine in a bright indirect sunlight and grow light the whole night. I hope this helps.
Thank you for the informative video! What do you use to fertilize?
Hi Erin, glad you found the video useful! I use an all purpose liquid fertilizer 20-20-20 during the growing season, March-September. Thanks for watching🤍
This was really informative! I'm thinking about buying a bulb from a facebook purge but I am not sure if I should buy it now or wait since temperatures are dropping in the New England area where I live. Can these still sprout and grow when they are dormant in the winter time?
Hi Tina, I’m happy you found the video useful! I cut mine back last winter and new growth emerged during the Spring. But, mine already had roots established. I think you can get the bulb now and even plant it up. I wouldn’t water it more than once per month. And of course, not expect much, if any activity. Keep me posted on what you decide🤍
I love your videos! So I live in Washington state and it doesn’t usually get very warm here except in the summer months but that’s only 3-4 months, and so there’s not allot of light either which is quite sad, then, our house isn’t very warm either and that’s exactly the opposite of what I’m finding this plant likes... what would you recommend? Or would you recommend this plant at all?
Hi Vienne, thanks so much for watching my videos! I appreciate the support. I actually would not recommend the Stephania Erecta unless you can better re-create the environment it needs. It may be possible with a very good grow light, some non-LED plant lights put off heat, so that may be an option. You know, it doesn't hurt to try. Let me know what you decide🤍
Alright thank you! I will have to think about that one!
I just got mine now 💚 I'm kinda scared as to how this will turn out. Can you say that the watering is similar to succulents and cactus - like 1-2x a week if indoors? Btw, love this video!!!
Congratulations! Yes, much like a cacti and succulents. I wouldn’t water it more than that. Once a week is probably best. If it’s just a bulb with no roots or leaves you can mist it every couple of days. Make sure you keep it in a sunny location. Thanks for checking out the video🤍
@@CactiOnWhite wow! Thank you so much! 💚 I feel a lot more confident taking care of this now. 😂
Almost all YT videos on stephania tubers show the tuber having only one or two stems. I have 4 stephanias , a suberosa, venosa and hayata. They grow like crazy and have numerous stems. They keep growing longer and longer and the leaves getting smaller. Are we suppose to prune away the majority of the stems , leaving only a few? I keep chopping them off. Bdw, I grow them solely in pure pumice and some in a mixture of "rainbow rock". They are similar to the lechuna pons that is getting so popular. This makes it easier and cleaner when repotting because it is very easy to shake off the pumice or the rainbow rocks.
I grow mine now in a gritty mix. I can’t get a hold of pumice easily and it’s pricey when I do find it😟I usually cut the stems all the way back. But didn’t this year. All are still in leaf although not putting out new ones. However, my mature, XL Suberosa is continuing to put out new leaves and vining. Thanks so much for watching🤍
@@CactiOnWhite Are all Suberosa supposed to have cracks on the tuber? I think mine is a suberosa from the shapes of the leaves. However it doesn’t have cracks.
I have this but mine doesn't go straight. The stem started to bend on the side. I don't know what to do to fix it. I just add a clip for it to grow upright. I need help what to do. This plant is so precious to me. :(
Actually they don’t necessarily grow straight up🙂they are vining plants. I have a Stephania Suberosa with a bending stem. Perfectly healthy! So, don’t worry, your baby is just fine🤍
Hi, I just got mine Friday, I already potted her and give some water too, do you think I will be able to see any grow since cold wether is around the corner, can you give me an advise of what to do, I am complete lost. Thank you
Hi Haydee! Potting it up is fine, there is still time to see some growth before Winter and it goes dormant. You definitely should cut back on the watering to no more than once per month in winter....and if no sprouting or roots by then, leave it alone until Spring🤗 Thanks for watching the video🤍
Thank you so very much for your advise I really appreciate it.
Thanks for your video! What kind of humidity does your stephania like?
Hi there, they actually don't need a lot of humidity. I didn't not give mine much when it was sprouting... just misted it every other day or so. It is outside now and I don't do anything special. My high today was 93F it is in a mini green house so it doesn't get full sun. Where is yours located?
@@CactiOnWhite thanks for replying! I have mine about 3 feet under a grow lamp and next to a humidifier. Humidity is around 60-65... It seemed to help with the initial sprouting, but I'm not sure if I need to keep it humid! 😆
Geneva Ip You’re welcome! If it’s happy continue with the care you’re providing🤗 mine Has never gotten a high level or regular humidity. I think they are quite resilient plants🤍
So I am
Thinking of buying one but I hear they stay dormant for long as in months. So once it leafs how long the leafs stay on before they fall out?
Go ahead and buy one! The growing season starts in the Spring. Stem and leaves start to die back in Fall. You can water lightly in Fall, but withhold water during the Winter months.
I'm from Thailand this is Stephania Group Erecta in Thailand
Thanks for watching! And, I love Thailand. Can't wait to return for a 2nd visit one day🤍
How long i can keep an seed before potting. Just recived it and don't wanna do it autumn or winter time.
I would suggest storing it in a cool, dark place and no watering which wouldn’t encourage growth.
so i bought mine with one leaf already but i noticed that there were no roots and it’s kinda starting to wrinkle😭 is it dehydrated?
It doesn't have any roots? With no roots I wouldn't be careful with watering. I would suggest misting it.
@@CactiOnWhite i’ll try this out! thank you :)
Hi. I didn't catch your name. The closed caption said Forsythia. Did the close captioning get your name right?
What would you do in this case? I watered all of my cacti on the 15th. They are in 6" terra cotta pots with very fast draining soil. Well, I thought my sprinkler system was turned off but it wasn't. So on the 16th all my cacti were watered again - all soaking wet that morning. Should I unpot them and let the roots dry out and repot them again? What would you do?
Hi there! Yes, the closed caption got my name correct😀 What I would do in your scenario is leave the potted, but watch them closely. If possible tilt the pots to remove any excess water. If one starts to look odd, get mushy or beginnings of rot repot or take a cutting. Good luck!
Hi! Whats the US seller you bought your caudex from?
Hi, I purchased it from DirtyRootsMA.
Hi, how often do you water this plant? I was advised to water mine at least 3x a week...
Hi there! If it already has leaves 3x per week is too much. The caudex stores water🙂 I would not recommend watering it more than once per week.. In the winter it goes dormant, stop watering it. If it’s the bulb no leaves yet, I recommend water once per week, but mist it every other day or so. I hope this helps🤍
@@CactiOnWhite Do you water it until drenched and water comes out from the drainage holes? Mine has leaves too so I am really worried to water it 3x a week. Been really looking for some care tips about this plant as there's no thing much yet and gladly, I've found yours.
Le Petite Wears yes, I water it enough that I see the water coming from the drainage holes. Watering 3x per week is way too much for any caudex plant. And you’re right... not a lot of information out there on these guys! I’m no expert, but I’m keeping mine alive🤣 and many other caudiciforms my collection. I am happy you found me too🤍 and always happy to share what I know.
I have a Stephanie I Fertilized with Potassium Or Tomato fertilizer is that OK
Hi Larry, I don’t think tomato fertilizer will hurt it. Thanks for watching!
What are the white stones around her? Is that limestone gravel?
Hi Darcie, it’s not limestone. They are actually white marble nuggets that I typically get from the big box home improvement stores.
Hi, I reach out to you regarding my Stephania and you kindly give an advice not to water it much anymore, you suggest water ones a month, my question now is should a spray it at least?
Thank you
Hi Haydee! Yes, you can mist it once or twice a week :)
Good morning, I appreciate you taking the time to respond to me and helping to take care my baby. Thank You very much and enjoy your date.
Thanks for the kind words Haydee! I hope you had a great day🤍
mine is having yellow to brown leaves. any tips?
The yellow/brown leaves could be overwatering. It could also mean its low in nutrients and needs to be fertilized. If its new leaves are yellow that is a good indicator that its low in nitrogen.
I have Stephanie With 2Stems Coming out of it Is that okay
That’s more than okay! Consider yourself lucky. Thanks for watching!
Where did you get the white rocks ?
I get them everywhere; big box stores, dollar stores, crafts stores like Michael’s etc.
Where did you get the white pot?
Hi Joanne, I got it from a store called Tuesday Morning. I bought several on clearance and drilled drainage holes in them. Thanks for watching🤍
wow, the leaves are very larger than my plant.
Thanks for visiting