Variegated Euphorbia TIPS + TRICKS 🌵 Complete Care Guide For Euphorbia Variegata
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- Опубликовано: 10 дек 2022
- Variegated Euphorbia tips + tricks - complete care guide for euphorbia variegata - euphorbia cactus care tips - growth tips for euphorbia - house plant care tips - plant care tips
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I scored a 80cm tall Euphorbia ingens marmorata for only 15€ a week back so this is perfect timing!!!
Wow! I have a regular Euphorbia and it does indeed like bright light! I learned by accident putting it outside in the sun last summer! I was amazed how it shot up compared to another I had in the house! I brought it in when fall arrived and it is doing great inside where it started! I treat it like you do, like a Cactus! I wish I could find the varigated here in the States!
Perfect timing!! 😁 I'm doing plant chores (watching an older video) then Boop! (a new video)
Just come across this after buying a Rubra. I chopped it because it wasn’t branching. I let the chunks callous over for a few days then put the pieces in a prop box with Perlite. I sprayed around them about twice during the summer and I’m delighted to now have 5 gorgeous Rubras which are all branching beautifully💕
Very informative I just bought mine from home depot
Great Video! Hello from Alberta Canada
Thank for making a care video on this euphorbia Claire ! I just bought this as a birthday gift for my daughter in the fall ❤
This is definitely one of my favourite plants in your collection. I would love to get one next year when I have a better light set up xxx
Wow I literally ordered one yesterday from plantsforallseasons! Love your videos Claire ❤️🎄✨
I love your variegated version 🥰 I have just the regular version and I love it. I just re potted it because it wasn't in the rite soil. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I got mine on a reduced table I was so glad I found it. Went over budget but was worth it. Thanks for the tips x
Thanks for the info. New place is looking good!
This is a wish list plant for me. Claire, I use your Euphorbia as a bench-mark for variegation. I haven't purchased one yet, as I would like one that is colorful and solid as yours. You ruined me!
Is a great plant to have ,good tips 👍
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I got a little one recently and haven't known how to look after it so thank you for this I really want mine to look like this soon! ✌xx
Nice & big. Thanks for sharing!
wow this euphorbia is... Goals! so so gorgeous! love it! thanks for this video! one day I will own a variegated one! 💪
My variegated Euphorbia is about the same size as that arm on screen, lol. I can't wait for it to grow that big. Mine is sitting in my west facing kitchen windowsill and growing more now the temperatures have dropped. It is tolerating night time temperatures of 13 degrees C and can handle down to 10 degrees C, any lower than this I move it back from the windowsill a couple of feet. One thing that should be noted is that when propagating wear gloves as the sap is toxic, as it is on all Euphorbias, and will aggravate your skin. And yes those spines are lethal, I can certainly attest to that one.
I put mine outside over the summer, with of course adapting it to being outside, and my variegated euphorbia grew like a weed. I hope one day mine will look like yours, its stunning! Good tips, thank you :)
Great video 😎
I fell in love with yours and it’s on my wishlist. Then I found it. Just a mile away at my local nursery. Gorgeous just like yours maybe a bit shorter. $108. My husband wouldn’t approve of that price for another plant! Excuses urgently needed…. I can’t stop thinking about her alone up there at night without me. So close and so far away!
What a lovely size one you've got, and beautiful colouring. I got myself one a few months ago, more white in appearance than yours, doesn't have any branches yet and around 60cm. Got it in a West facing window, no direct sun comes on it in winter but got a growlight on it.
Look forward to it's growth and maybe even a branch!
Mine gets leaves intermittently, no side branches yet. The similar green euphorbia Ingens (cowboy cactus) is aslo a great plant, mine is getting side branches coming out. Lots of sun outside in Australia.
Thanks, you have a happy plant. I have a few euphorbias at home in Australia. My Variegated Euphorbia Ammak has leaves, as does my green Euphorbia Ingens, The Ingens is getting small side branches coming out in several spots. They are such cool plants. At Sydney Botanical Gardens next to the city there are Euphorbia Ammak in the ground, they are as tall as a house.
Beautiful euphorbia. I would love one as big as yours!!!😊
Swiffer duster cut in half works very well!
Fertilizing weakly weekly is the best way of fertilizing all plants. I love your new place and I hope your plants that are not doing very well turn around soon.
Hello there! I’m curious how you encourage growth on the arms/branches? I have a euphorbia whose main stem has grown very tall and continues to grow, but the branches don’t seem to be growing. Any tips?
Ah it's you whom has this plant. I've been asking Emma about it.oops. Anyway I've now found what I needed!! How to care for the plain one I recently ordered and received today. Thanks for making this. Gonna watch now.
Thanks for the video, I have on mine some like white powder layer, any thoughts if this is bad?
I grow euphorbia plants outside in full sun. I have to take them inside winter time. The only time burning can happen is when you take them outside in the spring. Once they get used to full sun they are fine. I like when they get sun stressed.
Thanks for the care guide. I just purchased a candelabra euphorbia. Bit of a rescue, as it seems a bit battered and neglected. Do you cover the top soil with pebbles etc? Also would this plant send out new growth from the base like calatheas produce rhizomes?
I have a standard euphorbia ingens which seems to be very happy, outside in a huge terracotta pot, lots of direct sunlight. It’s currently sprouted leaves on top and is going through a massive growth spurt. It’s kind of skinny though, and has 2 arms, but I’d like more. It’s 70cm tall. Is it likely to get “beefier” on its own as it gets older, and sprout more arms?
I just got a white euphoria in. And the roots seem to be at the very bottom and soil seems to be piled around the trunk of it. 2 or 3 inches. Is this how they grow? Or do I need to repote it and put the roots at the top of the pot? And it also seems like it would be very wobbly. And I would need to support it.
Hello again. So just watched and am wondering how similar the care requirements are for the plain one? I've put mine just inside my east facing window.about a foot away. Is this ok? I'd love mine to eventually grow as big as yours. Mines a baby in a 6 inch pot atm.
I’m thinking about getting one and keeping it outside. How does it do in the heat? I live in Arizona where it gets super hot
I love euphorbia! Mine grows like weed in pon. I’m actually afraid it’s going to get too big for my space, lol. Thanks for all of the tips!
Hi, I have a Variegated African Candelabra - Euphorbia ammak variegata with root rot. If I cut it off, can I immediately replant it?
How long before you can water it after propagation?
I just love these. 🥰 How big was yours when you got it and how long did it take to grow to this size? I've seen some big ones at my local nursery but they are really expensive.
I got mine just over a year ago from house of kojo (I made an unboxing video on it at the time). It was probably about 30cm in height and no branching - it's done really well so far 💚
Enjoying the content of this channel...Does anyone have experience in growing bonsi banana plants? I picked one up a year ago and I can't seem to find info on this plant. It's an interesting house plant because it has the banana look but only grows to a height of about 40 cms (1,3 feet). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hi! I have my first Euphorbia and read I have to give it a dormancy period over the Winter. I grow it in my kitchen on a table under a South facing window and use a grow light as well. Do I just cut back watering in Winter? Thanks for your help.
It's perfectly possible to keep it growing over the winter months so long as you're able to provide it with the right conditions. It'll likely require less water over the winter, but always check the soil instead of scheduling your watering 💚
mine is in pon and a no drainage glass vessel ☺️
This was a very informative video. I have a ghost euphorbia and a tiny piece that was sprouting at base start to rot. I attempted to propogate by taking off rot part and stuck in soil. I did wet soil and I think this was mistake because it kept rotting. When soil propogating do you water in right away or just let that chunk sit in dry soil ?
I always let it callous over first, otherwise it's more likely to rot, but then I do water the soil when I pot it. Sometimes you have to chop it back way further than you might think as the rot can go all the way up inside 💚
I have a green one. I’m wondering why the leaves are drying.
I water and let it dry out in between as advised. Can you help
How long does it take for a uforbia to root i am getting ready to propergate 5 of my 15 just curious
Beautiful plant. I wish Santa would bring one but……..
I have two Q’s for you Claire. 1. Will I still get fungus gnats and thrips if ALL my plants are in Leca and, 2. Should I spray succulents for pest control ( got a couple in soil which will be transferred to Leca over the next few days) Thank you for your very helpful videos. You are my go-to advisor for all planty stuff😊
Fungus gnats are far less likely if you're using semi-hydro. I'd also only treat plants if you actually need to, in terms of pest prevention I just regularly check them/dust them and make sure there's nothing nasty lurking 💚
Great tips! How long after putting prop into soil would you water and how frequently thereafter until rooted? Thanks!
I water straight away and then only water once the soil feels pretty dry 💚
Do you have a video about how to grow alocasia corms?
Love this plant...pest free!!
Sorry if u missed it-what type of euphorbia is this?!
When you were using your make up brush, I saw a bunch of webbing on the top of your plant and some on the sides 🙈 I hope it's just a friendly spider. Beautiful plant by the way!!
Just a friendly spider! I tend to let them stay as they help out with fungus gnats and pests 😂
Great video 🤩😍Very informative and perfectly prepared 🤗Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🕊☮️💚🙋🏻♀️
Hey, so I've ordered a cordyline tango "cabbage palm"..... Googling tips on its care needs... Because it in a family (cordyline).... Im seeing "bright indirect sun" and "low light/shade"...... ANY idea what's best??
Sheffield dude reckons test out for a couple of weeks..... I just don't want to the colours 🤔
*lose the colours
My goodness, last post!!! So he has none of the cordyline in his collection, maybe you do.....really tricky trying to find info on this specific type??
I'm getting ready to cut back my brugmansias. They die back here in Virginia zone 7. But cuttings do great in water and root fast. I'll do a video eventually ☺️🤗🥰 Have a great day and happy houseplanting 🌱🌿
Like u r English.
R u a Londoner?