Cold Hardy Succulents 101 - Care Tips & Unique Traits
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2018
- An introduction to cold hardy succulents including sedum, sempervivum and Opuntia (Prickly Pear) Cactus that are ready for outdoors year-round - featuring Cassidy Tuttle of Succulents and Sunshine.
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That is a kind of succulents I need to buy for the cold weather have a blessed day
You guys should do a walkthrough your sempervivums. I just love those walkthrough videos you got
Hi Cassidy,very well presented video,greetings from England.👍
These are perfect for me! Your selection on your website is sooo pretty, ill be sure to buy some!
Omg best video I've watched about succulents👌. Grateful for your clear and well spoken knowledge. I am just learning about these beautiful things, now obsessed with 😅.
Stay Awesome!
Thank you, that's so nice to hear! And welcome to the succulent obsession!
I planted some sedums in the fall when I was planting them they kept falling apart as branches and leaves fall but by spring they were producing buetiful wight flowers and by late summer and flowers had seeds so I dead headed them and sprinkle the seeds everywhere not really thinking much and then it was nearly spring and now there are baby succulents everywhere and they look like there parent it's soooo cool.
Yes! Some Sedum go dormant in winter. You can check out our video on Sedum here. ruclips.net/video/b6gzJqrrVIw/видео.html
Wow! I am impressed with this video. Thank you so much!
Glad you liked it!
Great information and beautiful succulents. Thanks for sharing❤️👍😊.
Thanks for watching!
Nice presentation. Good information.
I love your collectioooon
So informative. Thanks f for sharing. I appreciate it very much.
You are so welcome!
Lovely! Greetings From Korea!😘😘😘😘
Good information. Suggest better visual presentation of each plant. Too hard to relate name with plants because we can't see what you are showing.
This was a great video in Georgia we do have cool weather here in the mountains.
Yeah, our nursery is in a mountainous area too and we got our start with hardy succulents back in the 90's! It makes us happy that people across the country are able to enjoy them.
I'm on your site and I want every last plant that you offer. My only suggestion when it comes to your videos... please have the person zoom in or use an additional camera when you pick up the plants to show them. Trying to remember which plant you noted and then go back to the site to find it is not an easy thing. Now I will go back to your site and try not to give you all the money I received this week.
Hi! Glad you're a fan! Yes, we've since fixed the issue of seeing plants closer in the videos. You can check out our sedum ruclips.net/video/b6gzJqrrVIw/видео.html and sempervivum videos ruclips.net/video/vB02RPAKtJ4/видео.html if you want to see some of them closer-up.
Can you grow hardy succulents indoor with a decent amount but not strong sunlight (facing a courtyard)?
This hairstyle looks amazing on you 👍🏼
Yeah, we're lucky to have Cassidy do videos for us! Stylish and knowledgeable!
Angelina needs mentioning. My most tough plant outside. Highly recommend in areas with bad soil.
Thank you for bringing that up. Yes, Angelina is great!
Wow! ❤️❤️❤️
Happy you like them!
Succulents is beautiful!
I just received my hardy succulents from Mountain Crest Garden transplanting them now but one plant was rotten upon arrival. I wonder if they survive in the tropics. Arnida Coons-Guam
They can, you just need to make sure they are in well-draining soil. I would also keep them out of direct sun in warmer climates. Sempervivum Heuffelii are the ones that are the most resilient in heat and places with higher rainfall. If you want to talk to our customer service about getting a replacement for the one that arrived rotten, email info@mountaincrestgardens.com or call 1-877-656-4035 7am-4pm PT
Hi Cassidy. Which of the sempervivums has the largest rosettes? I want to make a large shallow pot of semps. Also, if you don’t mind, I’d like to know the ones with the smallest rosettes also. Thank you! :) ❤️❤️❤️
Hello! You can find all of our largest Sempervivum at the following link. They reach 8"+ at maturity! mountaincrestgardens.com/sempervivum-hens-chicks/?_bc_fsnf=1&Maximum+Rosette+Size=Over+8%22
I want them so muchhhhhh😭😭😭😭😭
i know i'm coming in late but i can't see the plants from where the camera man is standing. every now and then you might have shown a close up but it just seems there should have been close ups through the whole video
Thanks for your feedback Sharon, we've rectafied that with other videos. You can check out our Sempervivum... ruclips.net/video/vB02RPAKtJ4/видео.html ...and Sedum videos ... ruclips.net/video/b6gzJqrrVIw/видео.html ... if you want more details about Hardy Succulents.
Is Rosularia platyphylla the only plant available in online stores? If so why can’t we buy or find other varieties?
You can find all of our frost hardy succulents available online here: mountaincrestgardens.com/hardy-succulents/
Do they grow from the leaves on the flower stalks
Sempervivum do not, but Sedum could!
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I need a hot humid hurricane tropical storm Succulent I live on coast of NC any suggestions
We link to our top 5 succulent types for humid climates at the following link. Do note though, none of them tolerate hard frosts, so you will need to cover them in winter or bring them inside to a sunny sill. mountaincrestgardens.com/faqs-help/?faq_page=/en-US/best-succulent-varieties-for-wet-or-humid-conditions-43575
@@Mountaincrestgardens thank you
How to purchase succulent in mountain crest garden.
go to their website mountaincrestgardens.com
I was looking for bigger (>4 inches tall, >4 inches diameter) hardy succulents, that I can put on my marble bed outdoor. I killed a bunch here in Gainesville, FL, I thought they were hardy. What about the ones of the right of the table? They look big! What are they? Are they hardy?
Yes, every plant featured in this video is hardy. Looks like the grow zone in Gainsville, FL is 9a. So we do have a bunch of succulents that grow in that zone or colder. I also filtered for larger plants so here is the link to plants that we currently have in stock (we will have more ready in the next couple weeks) will get 4" or greater and will work for your zone. mountaincrestgardens.com/hardy-succulents/?_bc_fsnf=1&Cold+Hardiness%5B%5D=Zone+7+%280F%29&Cold+Hardiness%5B%5D=Zone+6+%28-10F%29&Cold+Hardiness%5B%5D=Zone+5+%28-20F%29&Cold+Hardiness%5B%5D=Zone+4+%28-30F%29&Maximum+Height%5B%5D=6%22-8%22&Maximum+Height%5B%5D=3%22-5%22&Maximum+Height%5B%5D=9%22-12%22
@@Mountaincrestgardens thanks! It says "hardy succulents are out of season. Check back in february"
@@lupocci Just means that we'll have more varieties available in spring, but all the ones listed there are in stock
I started landscaping my backyard and added succulents and I like them a lot. Check out my backyard project video and comment
Fun! Yeah, they are great for landscaping, especially in cold climates.
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So beautiful, I hope someone could give me succulents because here in our place succulents were too expensive and only few were selling. And I can't also afford online, Im still a student and Im not rich. I really want to collect succulents cause I feel at peace when im around with them.
Hi Jessa! Glad you like succulents! They really are soothing plants. Unfortunately, we don't donate plants, but we do have sales that come up pretty often. If you want to learn about them you can subscribe to our newsletter. Just scroll to the bottom of our website mountaincrestgardens.com/
Omg
I finally got my first Mountain Crest order and it didn't disappoint. I did an unboxing and love all my plants. You can see the beautiful specimens here:
ruclips.net/video/GLw0QP-G7D4/видео.html
Thanks for giving us some love!
As a lawn?? Omg I would b so afraid for them....they are just such nice eye candy. My brain is jumping like a jolt of b12.if I ever get brave I am going to tattoo sedums all over my legs....
Sedum are really sturdy! You wouldn't want to play soccer on them like a lawn, but especially the low-growing ones can recover pretty quickly once stepped on. mountaincrestgardens.com/sedum-album-chloroticum-baby-tears/