Right. I'm a succulent breeder, specified on Aloes, and I never water every 2 weeks. My plants would rot away if I watered that frequent. It depends on your air humidity, the amount of sun light, the temperature and several other factors, like soil mix, etc.
Each and every succulent and their needs vary from each other, they dont grow as same parameter, i have experience of 1 year now stopped growing themas well stopped buying them, only 20 succulents in very good conditions and happy with them, becuz now i became too knowledgeable and expert 😜how to keep happy them😃😊by personal care method, not easy haa..😮
all of my succulents (or succulent-like plants) have made it through the winter because i wait to water until their leaves start to feel a little soft. it’s a pretty good rule of thumb. i have anything from hawthoria, to kalanchoe, to senecio, a variegated jade plant, and a variegated string of pearls.. it works well with all of those lol. i feel like it’s SO much easier to tell what’s going on if you pay attention to the plant, not just the soil. i try to check mine everyday, but i miss some days, and that’s okay, as long as you keep on top of it. -i do have grow lights so they’ve been thirstier since i got them, but the hawthorias that i have weren’t under the grow lights and i still treat them the same way. check for softness!!!! i usually wait until a little less than half of the plant is getting soft, and they seem to love it??? they bounce RIGHT back to those thick juicy leaves. if they’re showing signs of too much dryness- leaves are getting crispy and falling off, you’re waiting too long. try watering before it gets to that point. but hey, we’re all learning, so don’t beat yourself up about it if you lose some leaves, or some plants. much love 🌱🧡
If you know nothing about plants do not rely on this advice. Most succulents need watering maybe once a month or less, so to have a rule of every 2 weeks to stick by is odd, it depends on the plant, light levels and the soil. Also I’ve had cacti that have burned in direct light, so again depends on the plant.
Cut back to watering once a month during winter, unless you have plant lights that mimic the active growing season. If they go sormant and stop growing, cut back on water to keep them from wet rotting
Bro that’s not how it works really. Haworthia have hard leaves but need indirect, soft leaves just indicate thirst. Water on signs of thirst, scheduled watering leads to over or under watering. Either means unhappy plant. Light: afternoon or morning direct sun is generally good, hawothia and echeveria will be fine in that kind of light. If plant starts to stress too much or etiolate move the plant to a shadier or sunnier spot respectively.
2 oz. of water might not be enough. You should water deeply until the soil is fully moistened, allowing excess water to drain. Make sure to water thoroughly, then wait until the soil dries out completely before the next watering.
I have a beautiful Echevaria right now. I let him (or her) sit on the wooden handrail on my back deck. There it can get plenty of sun. I take him inside if its going to rain.
I'm in the beginning of my cacti journey after killing one. Cacti generally need more light but the species are all different. Some are naturally evolved for the shade of indirect sun. Or direct overcast sun. From what ive seen most cacti dont want direct bright light
So the lavender Pebbles I notice are not lavender. Nor are mine that I got from you guys and I know they're grown in a greenhouse it would be cool to do a guide on how much sun and any other tricks they need to actually become that awesome lavender color
Does the crown of a beheaded succulent air root or the chances are less? Thank you for all the valuable tips provided S. B. also for the pains taking efforts involved in making these lovely videos.
I saw my cousin's succulent are all completely dry.. and they're starting to propaganate.. like What on earth, they thought succulent are plastic or a figure 🤡
Just stop watering your succulents when the soil is fully soaked. You can use your finger to check the soil. If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
Yahh, and you can use your finger to check the soil. If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
You also have better draining soil than most succulent owners. I'm sure you just posted this for interaction bait and knew that this generalization was as incorrect as it is.
I was not watering my saculants and they were dying more than before I used to water them so I started doing the same thing they're are coming back on leaf because I lost more than 30
HELP I cant keep a String of Pearls plants alive. I had several long strands at purchase its in the same container as bought in. Hanging in shade with bright area of indirect light. I water only when surface us dry, but the plant keeps drying up and dying... what have I done wrong?
Does anyone know the name of the very first succulent in this video??? (She stuck her finger in the pot) It looks very similar to the one I have. I seriously cannot find what type it is....I used Google lens too and no luck. I have no idea how to care for it. All the leafs fell off Mine and it's growing small ones on the main stem....but now they are dying. I dunno what to do 😢🫣🫣🫣😭😭😭😫😫😨😨
Succulents aren't getting enough light. Move the plant to a brighter location. Using a clean, sharp pair of scissors or pruners, cut the stem back to the rosette or to just above a set of healthy leaves.
Hi, it seems your succulent gets overwatering. We have a blog on how to deal with overwatered succulents, you can check it here for more details😉succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-save-dying-succulents-part-1-overwatered-succulents
@@A_Kingdom_Well You can use finger to check the soil moisture. Just dip your index finger into the soil near the stem of your plant up to about your first knuckle. If the soil feels dry, and your finger comes out clean, then it's probably time for some water.
That's great! Actually the best method is you can use your finger to check the soil. If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
I had to switch phones around so I wasn't sure where to ask you some question. You said if people sent you a picture you could tell them what was wrong with the plant but I didn't know where to send them. I would love some tips on things but I don't know where to write you or send the pictures. Please help me this new phone is driving me crazy. Thank you so much I love all of
Hi, you can use the grow light for your plants indoors. We have a blog about this topic, you may check it here 😉 succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-use-grow-light-for-your-indoor-succulents
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Two weeks is too frequent for some of mine so just remember it's not that easy!
Right. I'm a succulent breeder, specified on Aloes, and I never water every 2 weeks. My plants would rot away if I watered that frequent. It depends on your air humidity, the amount of sun light, the temperature and several other factors, like soil mix, etc.
Mine gets water every six months or something.
Make a reminder in your phone
You got a big pot?
Each and every succulent and their needs vary from each other, they dont grow as same parameter, i have experience of 1 year now stopped growing themas well stopped buying them, only 20 succulents in very good conditions and happy with them, becuz now i became too knowledgeable and expert 😜how to keep happy them😃😊by personal care method, not easy haa..😮
all of my succulents (or succulent-like plants) have made it through the winter because i wait to water until their leaves start to feel a little soft. it’s a pretty good rule of thumb. i have anything from hawthoria, to kalanchoe, to senecio, a variegated jade plant, and a variegated string of pearls.. it works well with all of those lol. i feel like it’s SO much easier to tell what’s going on if you pay attention to the plant, not just the soil. i try to check mine everyday, but i miss some days, and that’s okay, as long as you keep on top of it. -i do have grow lights so they’ve been thirstier since i got them, but the hawthorias that i have weren’t under the grow lights and i still treat them the same way. check for softness!!!!
i usually wait until a little less than half of the plant is getting soft, and they seem to love it??? they bounce RIGHT back to those thick juicy leaves. if they’re showing signs of too much dryness- leaves are getting crispy and falling off, you’re waiting too long. try watering before it gets to that point.
but hey, we’re all learning, so don’t beat yourself up about it if you lose some leaves, or some plants. much love 🌱🧡
Reminder not to rely on watering schedules you hear online. Instead you should rely on signs of wilting and the dampness of the soil.
Yes, it's like this. We need to take care of it based on its condition
Every two weeks is a bit of a generalization. Start with this but look at how your plants are doing and adjust accordingly
That's true. We always recommend that the soil should be checked before watering our plants 😉
If you know nothing about plants do not rely on this advice. Most succulents need watering maybe once a month or less, so to have a rule of every 2 weeks to stick by is odd, it depends on the plant, light levels and the soil. Also I’ve had cacti that have burned in direct light, so again depends on the plant.
Weird! I water all my succulents once a week, I tried to water less than that but they got all wilted!
Cut back to watering once a month during winter, unless you have plant lights that mimic the active growing season. If they go sormant and stop growing, cut back on water to keep them from wet rotting
Dormant*
Wow beautiful succulent plants thank you for this tips
Bro that’s not how it works really. Haworthia have hard leaves but need indirect, soft leaves just indicate thirst.
Water on signs of thirst, scheduled watering leads to over or under watering. Either means unhappy plant.
Light: afternoon or morning direct sun is generally good, hawothia and echeveria will be fine in that kind of light. If plant starts to stress too much or etiolate move the plant to a shadier or sunnier spot respectively.
Thank you for your sharing
Amen
Thanks for all the information, I learned more & more. I am a beginner. is 2 oz. enough for bigger dish of succulent?
2 oz. of water might not be enough. You should water deeply until the soil is fully moistened, allowing excess water to drain. Make sure to water thoroughly, then wait until the soil dries out completely before the next watering.
Soft “leaves” means it needs water
Thanks for this video very helpful
Hope these help you
Errors everywhere…
Thank you for the great tips!
I have had many many succulents and learned that a good way to water them is about 2 oz. of water every 30 days
2oz of water for 1 succulents/ 30 days?
Beautiful collection ❤
Thank you
made for desert, water once a month.
I have a beautiful Echevaria right now. I let him (or her) sit on the wooden handrail on my back deck. There it can get plenty of sun. I take him inside if its going to rain.
So beautiful plants 🌵🌵🤩🤩❤❤😊😊
Just wow 😮😮🎉🎉
Thank you🤣You can explore more our succulent here succulentsbox.com/collections/best-seller-succulents
I'm in the beginning of my cacti journey after killing one. Cacti generally need more light but the species are all different. Some are naturally evolved for the shade of indirect sun.
Or direct overcast sun. From what ive seen most cacti dont want direct bright light
Thank you for your sharing
Every 2w? 😂
Hello,
I want to paid the seeds of succulents. Where found that??
So the lavender Pebbles I notice are not lavender. Nor are mine that I got from you guys and I know they're grown in a greenhouse it would be cool to do a guide on how much sun and any other tricks they need to actually become that awesome lavender color
Stay tuned, we'll make a new video soon.
Ah. Well that explains why the roots sorta fell off one of mine.
Does the crown of a beheaded succulent air root or the chances are less?
Thank you for all the valuable tips provided S. B. also for the pains taking efforts involved in making these lovely videos.
❤❤❤❤❤ awesome I like my home healthy. With plants 😊
Your watering can spills water, that would do my head in 🤦🏻♀️
🤣🤣🤣
Wow lovely succulents. ❤
Thank you 🥰
So cute ❤❤
thanks for the tips. succulents are my favorite
I saw my cousin's succulent are all completely dry.. and they're starting to propaganate.. like
What on earth, they thought succulent are plastic or a figure 🤡
Will it survive in dark room ?? Because I used to keep in a washroom where is no ventilation and that we barely use
❤❤❤❤ Awesome lovely succulent very nice ma'am 👌
i have a big cactus in my yard from colorado and i drown it in water every year and you can see how fast the water goes away
It must be huge
How much water/
Just stop watering your succulents when the soil is fully soaked. You can use your finger to check the soil. If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
I water them once a week and they are gigantic!
Yahh, and you can use your finger to check the soil. If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
You also have better draining soil than most succulent owners. I'm sure you just posted this for interaction bait and knew that this generalization was as incorrect as it is.
Cannot hide you 🤣
hii, what does indirect light and bright light means?
My cactus burned and died in direct sunlight , don’t give false info
I was not watering my saculants and they were dying more than before I used to water them so I started doing the same thing they're are coming back on leaf because I lost more than 30
I overwatered my succulent and the leaves are scarring 😞
oh noo 😥
HELP I cant keep a
String of Pearls plants alive.
I had several long strands at purchase its in the same container as bought in. Hanging in shade with bright area of indirect light.
I water only when surface us dry, but the plant keeps drying up and dying... what have I done wrong?
Does anyone know the name of the very first succulent in this video??? (She stuck her finger in the pot) It looks very similar to the one I have. I seriously cannot find what type it is....I used Google lens too and no luck. I have no idea how to care for it.
All the leafs fell off Mine and it's growing small ones on the main stem....but now they are dying. I dunno what to do 😢🫣🫣🫣😭😭😭😫😫😨😨
my succelent plant the steam is growing long so what to do can you reply
Succulents aren't getting enough light. Move the plant to a brighter location. Using a clean, sharp pair of scissors or pruners, cut the stem back to the rosette or to just above a set of healthy leaves.
Hi dear my succulent plant leaves are soft what should I do
Hi, it seems your succulent gets overwatering. We have a blog on how to deal with overwatered succulents, you can check it here for more details😉succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-save-dying-succulents-part-1-overwatered-succulents
I keep all mine outdoor so I water at least every 3 days
Check your soil before water, if the soil feels dry to the touch, it's time to water.
@@SucculentsBox they seem happy n alive how I’m watering 💦 it’s.
@@mailee4265 Yahhh that's nice. Just make sure soil dry out completely before watering to prevent root rot 😝
Succulents only need to be watered every few months I think but I may be wrong
Maybe it's right, because different plants have different methods
Hardest plants to raise .
Why?🥲Succulents have a reputation for being easy-care houseplants that anyone can grow🥰
@@SucculentsBox I tend to overwater. Can’t really figure out a watering scenario and they all seem to have different needs.
@@A_Kingdom_Well You can use finger to check the soil moisture. Just dip your index finger into the soil near the stem of your plant up to about your first knuckle. If the soil feels dry, and your finger comes out clean, then it's probably time for some water.
Does this work for all kinds of plants and soils@@SucculentsBox
@@Pro3raggerYt Yes!! If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
For my jade plant I water it once a week and it seems to be fine
That's great! Actually the best method is you can use your finger to check the soil. If the soil feels dry and powdery when you stick your finger in up to the second knuckle, it's time to water your plant.
@@SucculentsBox will do thanks for the extra information
In which language this video
Depende el clima yo las riego de 9 a 10 días es cada clima.
I had to switch phones around so I wasn't sure where to ask you some question. You said if people sent you a picture you could tell them what was wrong with the plant but I didn't know where to send them. I would love some tips on things but I don't know where to write you or send the pictures. Please help me this new phone is driving me crazy. Thank you so much I love all of
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Very very nice 👍👍
Nice ❤
I have no light come into my house and it rains too often for me to move them so I’m fucked
Hi, you can use the grow light for your plants indoors. We have a blog about this topic, you may check it here 😉 succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-use-grow-light-for-your-indoor-succulents
@@SucculentsBox thanks man :)
I got tons of succulents
That's great
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As if you talking to children
Very🌹
Thank you!😍
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