What's working and what's not in my indoor succulent garden
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- See the earlier video of a few Haworthia I repotted here:
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I'd love to see an update on some of these "rescue plants" maybe in 3--6 months. Great video!
Thank you! As long as I stick to my care routine I'm planning to do a follow up. I have a few other videos I need to follow up on as well!
I want to say thank you for all your content. Also you know we all grow when growing our plants. There is always room for learning. I worked at a nursing once and oh my goodness you learn something new everyday. And once I learn something I do research for a while to learn more about all sides and perspectives. The hydrogen peroxide should help. I may have some other pointer for powdery mildew I can send you.
There's definitely a lot to learn, but I love constantly improving 🥰
I've been reusing my gritty mix too. I set it out in the sun a few days to hopefully kill anything bad.
Sounds like a good plan!
I’m so glad I came across this video, I got some succulents from Etsy last month and brought in the mildewy stuff(?) white powdery circles… I’m new to this but finally had to pitch 3 or 4 but the other ones it spread to thank god I got rid of it. What a nightmare!!! 💔 I watched a video and they said to use alcohol, so that’s what I did. I just sprayed them with alcohol and left them sit out overnight and then put them back in my greenhouse the next day and I also took off all the leaves that had mildew on them, (mine all were on the bottom) enjoyed your video!!
It sounds like you took the right approach. Throwing away the worst infected plants ended up being the best solution for me as well. It's a tough one to eliminate!
Wish I lived closer so I could help take some of your plants off your hands for you! :)
Me too 🥰
@@Succulentsandsunshine We did before you moved to Utah.
I thought I saw powdery mildew on the last baby haworthia 😬
I’d also like to see an update video for these. Love repotting videos 😊
Also the purple one looks amazing in the purple pot!
ETA: love seeing how you use the app as well
Thank you! Thankfully I haven't seen any powdery mildew on my Haworthias, but I'm keeping a very close eye on things. I think I finally got rid of it (knock on wood) but don't want to ease up my inspections until it's been a few weeks.
@@Succulentsandsunshine oh good! Maybe I saw a reflection or something. I HATE powdery mildew!!!!
It's terrible!!! I felt like I was playing whack a mole trying to get rid of it.
Glad you’re taking care of yourself. You come first! I really enjoy these videos. So much helpful info.
The white fuzzy balls are saprophytic fungi, and usually do not directly harm the plant. Because the soil is highly organic, and the rock material is likely holding in the moisture that it is wicking out of the soil, that's probably why the fungus grew in there.
That's what my research led me to as well. I've typically only used well draining soils and pots with drainage holes so I hadn't encountered it before. Always something new to learn!
Hi Cassidy! Those Haworthia look great. I tend to kill off all the roots every winter, unfortunately.
The powdery mildew (Almost definitely Erysiphe sedi) is a real nasty one. It can spread through water droplets.
Ugh, powdery mildew feels worse than any other infestation. Definitely tricky to get rid of it completely before it spreads to other plants. It felt like a game of whack a mole!
@@Succulentsandsunshine Oh, yea, definitely. I got a case of it over the winter and it kept coming up in random places. The entire issue disappeared when I moved all my succulents outside for the spring.
I love your rock planters! Did you make those yourself? So creative 😊
Thank you! I bought them a few years ago from Mountain Crest Gardens. Someone local to them made the pots, but they haven't carried them for a while. They're really fun though!
Succulents that attract your attention, by their attractiveness or colour are the only succulents I keep. When I had the the boring dull greenish grey succulents mixed with my nicer ones, it destracted the beauty of my faves. Unless you grow them to make money by selling them, then there is no point propogating the sort that are dull to the eyes.
It's great you've found what you like! That makes it a little easier to keep things manageable.
Really enjoy your videos.❤️
Thank you!
Cassidy I just cant get my head around the gritty mix. I know you like it, but I still prefer my custom mix.
And I love that you have a mix that works for you! I think so many new succulent growers tend to water too frequently so the gritty mix works well. I've used it for so long I know how my plants will respond to it and what I need to do.
But it's definitely not the only way!
The Dudleya looks like it has root mealybugs 😢
So it's good you removed the roots.
You need to check all the plants that were near it, especially the ones on the same tray and shelf.
(I would check all my plants...and I have over 300 too)
I thought the same thing when I rewatched/edited the video. I've had a bad powdery mildew problem so I've been checking things very closely lately. Not fun, but so far no mealy bugs spreading.
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I'm glad you haven't seen more. Mealybugs are but, but root mealybugs are horrible to control.
I'd imagine since you can't really see them without unpotting.
Ok! So yes...almost 300 is A LOT!!😂😂 I am definitely not there...yet, lol! Your anacampseros sunrise needs more light, I think. I have mine in direct HOT ALL DAY sun &the flowers have been BEAUTIFUL!! In fact this has become my favorite succulent & I just ordered 3 more for my birthday!!
I have become OBSESSED with this hobby and LOVE looking at them & repotting & watching them grow!! Thanks for all of your helpful tips!! ❤❤
It is such a cool plant, so I'm not surprised it's become a favorite for you 🥰
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I hope you are not just throwing these damaged plants away, but are composting them. If you do hot composting the diseases are no problem.
This was a very educational and interesting video. Thanks so much for posting. Can you share the succulent app you use? I'd like to get a free one, as I don't have as many succulents to track but like the idea of tracking watering, repotting and fertilization.
I'm glad the video helped! The app I use is called Succulent Tracker. You can download it for Android or Apple phones here:
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I know🤦🏼♀️I try to save everything
It's a blessing and a curse 😁
How do you water your propagation trays?
I have a sprayer I use and just add water to each cell individually. Not the speediest way, but it works well for me.
Thank you! Hello from Arizona 🌵.
Hello! We just moved from Arizona back to Utah last year, but I was in Gilbert for about 6 years and loved it!
What is the mixture 1 part peroxide to 10 parts water for powdery mildew? I have seen this starting on my Kalanchoe humilis I just purchased and was told to spray a mixture of whole milk and water.
I'm not sure I'd use milk... But I added a few tablespoons of peroxide to a gallon of water. I saw ratios as high as 6 parts water to 1 part peroxide, but most people didn't say what percentage peroxide they were using.
I've actually wondered if 3% peroxide from the grocery store doesn't need to be diluted, but I still just added a few tablespoons to a gallon of water.
If the mildew pops up again, I'm going to use the 3% peroxide as-is from the bottle and see what happens.
@@Succulentsandsunshine Yeah I'm not sure I want to mess with the milk. The peroxide would be easier. As for that gross plant you have growing in the concrete, I don't like to use these for planters for they dry out too quickly. Also when I'm repotting, I use a the chopstick you get with the Jack's gritty mix. Thanks for your help.