Yeah! I think that's what I'm going to do with the remaining little pieces that didn't make it into the new pot. That's the best part about succulents, they make so many new little babies, you can spread the love all over your garden.
Loved the video. I’m in AZ and can’t grow cacti! I may over water, I’ll watch more of your videos. My question is, after you re-pot do you water, spray your plant or leave it dry?
Do any of those little sedum branches die instead of taking root? Mine just keeps losing leaves and yellowing and propagating it only worked on one leaf out of 10 that I tried
Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I have had some branches die, sometimes it's from too much heat and light, or the opposite, rot. I find when I propagate I need to keep them out of extremes, not too hot, not too cold, not too dry not to wet.... I hope that helps!
Hi, i m from India. V nice video. Just 1 thing, why camera or shooting is done from your back side? Mostly your hands & back side is visible than the actual plant.
Hi I am from England I wanted to know if it’s best to leave my succulent in their pot or put them in a raised propagator that has a clear lid that came with it for the winter so they keep dry but can get some sun as the lid is clear I am new to succulent gardening many thanks Jane mitchell ps I enjoyed your you tube sessions.x
You might want to invest in a drill bit designed to go through ceramics, you can use it to put holes in pots with no drainage. Edit: I kept watching and you just suggested it!
Gm edagdwg God bless you enjoyed watching you repot your plant a forever fan Linda j. Peace
Thanks for the interesting video. I had an old ghostie that I did the exact same thing with.
I love ghosties! One of the easiest succulents to grow and propagate 💚
The plant looks really good. Just a thought, what if you planted the stems on your hillside somewhere? If they grow, they grow. If not, nothing lost 🙂
Yeah! I think that's what I'm going to do with the remaining little pieces that didn't make it into the new pot. That's the best part about succulents, they make so many new little babies, you can spread the love all over your garden.
Loved the video. I’m in AZ and can’t grow cacti! I may over water, I’ll watch more of your videos. My question is, after you re-pot do you water, spray your plant or leave it dry?
Do any of those little sedum branches die instead of taking root? Mine just keeps losing leaves and yellowing and propagating it only worked on one leaf out of 10 that I tried
Oh no! Sorry to hear that. I have had some branches die, sometimes it's from too much heat and light, or the opposite, rot. I find when I propagate I need to keep them out of extremes, not too hot, not too cold, not too dry not to wet.... I hope that helps!
Hi, i m from India. V nice video. Just 1 thing, why camera or shooting is done from your back side? Mostly your hands & back side is visible than the actual plant.
Hi, what is your garden zone?
Hi I am from England I wanted to know if it’s best to leave my succulent in their pot or put them in a raised propagator that has a clear lid that came with it for the winter so they keep dry but can get some sun as the lid is clear I am new to succulent gardening many thanks Jane mitchell ps I enjoyed your you tube sessions.x
How to drill a hole in ceramic? please!!
Yes! Will do that soon.
You might want to invest in a drill bit designed to go through ceramics, you can use it to put holes in pots with no drainage.
Edit:
I kept watching and you just suggested it!
😁
Great relaxing content. I love sedums. Too bad this species is not cold hardy.
Gm edagdwg God bless you enjoyed watching you repot your plant a forever fan Linda j. Peace
Gm edagdwg God bless you enjoyed watching you repot your plant a forever fan Linda j. Peace