My first succulent pup was from an echeveria elegans. I was so excited i wld check on it morning, noon and night. Thank you so very much for ur vdos not only have they helped me here in india to grow succulents but they helped me through the lockdown n pandemic. Ur vdos are that ray of hope. All feels good. Pls keep them coming
My mother and I decided to fix up my backyard one Mother’s Day and she brought all kinds of plants/cuttings; including a Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana. The Kalanchoe was the only succulent she brought, it was also the only one I couldn’t make “happy” and I took this as a personal challenge. Its been two years since that Mother’s Day and now that Blossfeldiana is my prettiest succulent :) I haven’t got her to flower yet though, that’s the next challenge.
My day isn’t complete w/o watching your vlog😘. I’m currently planting my new babies i got in the mail and followed your tips on re-hydrating the roots with a seaweed solution. Most of my plants are bought online and i struggle rooting them faster. I’m definitely learning a lot from you every time. Moving forward, I’m gonna keep using seaweed solution to hydrate my plants before planting. Thanks much😘
Does that mean I have to produce videos everyday? Huhuhu....LOL I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. The seaweed for me is my cure all. Been using if for almost 30 years and have never known of pest and diseases on my fruit trees, vegetables and ornamental plants. And now, succulents love it too.
So that's why we have cold and very windy almost snowy weather here. Hope they're all okay. I find that succulents can handle marble size hail without being damage too much.
My first pup was a self propagated pup, I think it was a Graptoveria Paraguayensis. I was so excited and from there I learnt that I could propagate them simply by the leaves 😄 Thank you for sharing, it's fun to watch your vlog 😍
Hi Liz, I love your Ebony succs and I have that sempervivum you were focusing on ... Pittoni ... it’s very prolific. I have mine growing in a gravel garden and I’m just letting it do it’s thing. It’s growing lots of pups now. You certainly have have an amazing collection as has been said before. Cheers 🥂
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK sana ganyan lagi sila kahit di alagaan ok na ok padin. ,mealies ang kalaban ko sa garden pag ilang weeks ko sila di nabisita minsan lalo na pag busy sa work. halos yung crown ng plants destroyed na
For sure, mealy bugs love some of my sempervivum (some types more than others) the ones that I have trouble with I have started spraying them when ever I walk past with the spray bottle regardless of if I can see any mealy's or not. they seem to be doing better now.
Oh, my goodness that happened to one of my hens and chicks. I couldn't figure out what the heck was happening, but then I realized I used a organic liquid fertilizer on it by accident and I usually don't fertilizer them. The chicks though ended up producing normal looking sempervivum shapes.
I LOVE seeing a new video from you Liz! I also love rewatching the old ones! LOL Anywho, my first succulent pup is TECHNICALLY the ones my House Leek is giving me now. I DO have some moonstones and an Echeveria I'm not sure WHICH one :P that currently have some tiny new pups! I hope I can grow them as strong as yours!
I didn't understand the name of the Sempervivum. Please send me the name. It was at the beginning of the video and toward the end as well. It has different pointed leaves. I would like to buy it. Thank you for all your information in all your videos. Thank you.
Always love watching you Liz and and look forward to your videos very much 😊 Can I ask the name of the more spiky sempervivum at the end.. The big cluster pot? I would love to find one
Hello lizk, I have just germinated some succulent seeds, I cover the seedlings with plastic. Will you please suggest me when is the right time to unwrap my seedlings
Once they germinate, I'm assuming you should be able to pick them out with a tweezer and put them on your soil mix. Keep moist and place in bright warm shady area and they should take off.
Most of these plants that are mature, and are grown in the open only been watered by rain lately because we had been getting so much rain this year. The one that's undercover or in an area where there's no rain(doesn't get wet by rain), I water depending on the plant and season. We just had winter and the last time I watered was 3 weeks ago. The baby plants are different story. Please watch my videos for further explanation.
Hello, I was wondering how do you keep animals from eating your succulents? (I have a wallaby that keeps on eating my succulents 😭) P.S I love your videos, keep the amazing content up 😊
I live in the suburb where we don't get animals coming into my garden. May I suggest you make an enclosure for your succulents. They can't eat it if they can't get to it. Good luck.
WHAT IS YOUR FIRST SUCCULENT PUP?
My first succulent pup was from an echeveria elegans. I was so excited i wld check on it morning, noon and night. Thank you so very much for ur vdos not only have they helped me here in india to grow succulents but they helped me through the lockdown n pandemic. Ur vdos are that ray of hope. All feels good. Pls keep them coming
Sedum bronze 😬
My was pink hut.
@@LuckystrikeGFXer I find that too. The meaner you treat them the tougher and prettier they become.
My mother and I decided to fix up my backyard one Mother’s Day and she brought all kinds of plants/cuttings; including a Kalanchoe Blossfeldiana. The Kalanchoe was the only succulent she brought, it was also the only one I couldn’t make “happy” and I took this as a personal challenge. Its been two years since that Mother’s Day and now that Blossfeldiana is my prettiest succulent :) I haven’t got her to flower yet though, that’s the next challenge.
Always delightfull watching your blog,loved loved it.
Kept safe.
Thank you, I will. You too! Thanks for watching.
Thatt was wonderful to see all those Hens & Chicks, one of my favs
Glad you enjoyed it.
I keep heating my coffee several times too😂
Good morning to you vary nice succulents they all so beautiful and amazing thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents collection lovely
Thanks Jillian.
Thanks for the video Liz.
My pleasure!
Hi Tita Beautiful ☕️ 🇯🇵 love watching ur video🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
My day isn’t complete w/o watching your vlog😘. I’m currently planting my new babies i got in the mail and followed your tips on re-hydrating the roots with a seaweed solution. Most of my plants are bought online and i struggle rooting them faster. I’m definitely learning a lot from you every time. Moving forward, I’m gonna keep using seaweed solution to hydrate my plants before planting. Thanks much😘
Does that mean I have to produce videos everyday? Huhuhu....LOL
I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. The seaweed for me is my cure all. Been using if for almost 30 years and have never known of pest and diseases on my fruit trees, vegetables and ornamental plants. And now, succulents love it too.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK, can I use the seaweed to water my house plants too? Haven’t tried, not sure if it’s ok😫
@@techienicolas Yes. They love it. Just do half strength.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thx, definitely using it on their next watering day. Salamat po ulit:)
@@techienicolas Hi there!! I’m from Malaysia!! I enjoyed seeing your videos and learning from you!! I’m a newbie beginner grandma here...
The sound of nature🏜️💚
Yes! It is exotica.. 🤩
Hi Liz, we have hail strom in west Melbourne in this evening. I haven't checked my babies. I hope they are ok. Love your vlog.
So that's why we have cold and very windy almost snowy weather here. Hope they're all okay. I find that succulents can handle marble size hail without being damage too much.
My first pup was a self propagated pup, I think it was a Graptoveria Paraguayensis. I was so excited and from there I learnt that I could propagate them simply by the leaves 😄
Thank you for sharing, it's fun to watch your vlog 😍
I love watching your vlog, paulit ulit 😊
I’m so happy I found E. Lola and E. Black prince at Lowe’s today for $4.99
A can relate. 😊 Thanks for watching.
Oh I wish I can find here in W A ,that pittoni sempervium,thanks for sharing Liz.always watch your videos.
I hope so too!
I don't have any room for these succulents... so I'm repotting and combine them into one pot. I'm going to buy a plant stand too!
Sounds great!
Oi minha menina 👧
To amando assistir vc
Parabéns e mtas felicidades
Obrigado por assistir Lili. Estou feliz por você estar gostando do meu vídeo. Saúde
Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
sempervivum features 🧡
Thanks for watching MJ.
Hi Liz, I love your Ebony succs and I have that sempervivum you were focusing on ... Pittoni ... it’s very prolific. I have mine growing in a gravel garden and I’m just letting it do it’s thing. It’s growing lots of pups now.
You certainly have have an amazing collection as has been said before.
Cheers 🥂
That Pittoni pot is only about a year old. It's definitely going to fill up my front garden. Thanks for watching Margaret and have a lovely evening.
ang ganda super . I never had that kind of hen and chicks yet , wala ako makita niyan dito sa local store namin ang ganda po tita
Sana makahanap ka. Madali po syang alagaan or di alagaan...lol
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK sana ganyan lagi sila kahit di alagaan ok na ok padin. ,mealies ang kalaban ko sa garden pag ilang weeks ko sila di nabisita minsan lalo na pag busy sa work. halos yung crown ng plants destroyed na
For sure, mealy bugs love some of my sempervivum (some types more than others) the ones that I have trouble with I have started spraying them when ever I walk past with the spray bottle regardless of if I can see any mealy's or not. they seem to be doing better now.
Oh, my goodness that happened to one of my hens and chicks. I couldn't figure out what the heck was happening, but then I realized I used a organic liquid fertilizer on it by accident and I usually don't fertilizer them. The chicks though ended up producing normal looking sempervivum shapes.
Hello tita liZk I wanted to visit in your garden pag wala na lockdown.syempre bibili na rin Ako hehe
I found the name for a succulent I bought recently from watching this video so thank you! It's the Adromischus cristatus
Wonderful! I'm glad my video has been useful to you.
You have so many varieties in the eastern states, in WA, we only have a few basic species.
I can understand why the government have to limit what comes into WA. Most of these succulents can easily grow wild and take over the WA outback.
Wow such an amazing, love it 🥰
Thank you! Cheers!
I LOVE seeing a new video from you Liz! I also love rewatching the old ones! LOL Anywho, my first succulent pup is TECHNICALLY the ones my House Leek is giving me now. I DO have some moonstones and an Echeveria I'm not sure WHICH one :P that currently have some tiny new pups! I hope I can grow them as strong as yours!
I think that to much fuss seems to kill them. Treat them like you would "Sands on your hand." Not too tight and not too loose.
My family says i flit from one topic to the other. Im always flitting. Lol!
As long as you don't have a flitting heart, don't see anything wrong with it.😉
I didn't understand the name of the Sempervivum. Please send me the name. It was at the beginning of the video and toward the end as well. It has different pointed leaves. I would like to buy it. Thank you for all your information in all your videos. Thank you.
Sempervivum Pittoni
Always love watching you Liz and and look forward to your videos very much 😊
Can I ask the name of the more spiky sempervivum at the end.. The big cluster pot? I would love to find one
Sempervivum Pittoni. Hope you find one. Thanks for watching.
Oh that's pittoni too.. Thanks.
Me too x
Hello lizk, I have just germinated some succulent seeds, I cover the seedlings with plastic. Will you please suggest me when is the right time to unwrap my seedlings
Once they germinate, I'm assuming you should be able to pick them out with a tweezer and put them on your soil mix. Keep moist and place in bright warm shady area and they should take off.
My seedlings are just 45day old. Is it right time to pick them out?
Lizk do know the name of an echeveria hybrid that only underneath the leaf turns red?
I found out it was a graptoveria bashful
Is plastic pot or soil pot is good for succulent
Plastic pot or terracotta pot can both be use but for this plant(Sempervivum), plastic pot is probably best to keep moisture in.
What do you use for funguses
I use metho solution and sulfur. Please take a look at my pesticide playlist.
How do you water all these plants
Most of these plants that are mature, and are grown in the open only been watered by rain lately because we had been getting so much rain this year.
The one that's undercover or in an area where there's no rain(doesn't get wet by rain), I water depending on the plant and season. We just had winter and the last time I watered was 3 weeks ago.
The baby plants are different story. Please watch my videos for further explanation.
I want you to be my plant mommy ms liz 😍😍😍
Do u use plastic pot or soil pot
Yes I do.
Ms liz pa shoutout po sana sa next video niyo if okay laaaaaang 😍😍😍😍😍 i would be happy to hearmy name from my idol 😍
Done!
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Hello, I was wondering how do you keep animals from eating your succulents? (I have a wallaby that keeps on eating my succulents 😭)
P.S I love your videos, keep the amazing content up 😊
I live in the suburb where we don't get animals coming into my garden. May I suggest you make an enclosure for your succulents. They can't eat it if they can't get to it. Good luck.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thank you very much; I will try making an enclosure for my succulents right away.