3/25/24. I've watched the entire video twice. Since you've chosen to play muzak rather than narrate, how do we know what you are doing and, more importantly, why? Some have all roots cut short, some do not. Some get submerged in water (and for how long?) while others don't. Which & why? What are the round, brown things placed in bottom of some planters that I might presume may be for drainage? What is the mixture used to top each of the planters off that give them their finished look? Your video incurs many more questions than I even imagined I could have about how-tos with succulents. Do you have any videos in which you actually speak or have Captions that provide Step-by-Step directions, Including the name of the products being used and why, followed by the initial watering process, and the regular ongoing watering method suggested for each type of plant and particular planting method? Towards the end if the video, many plants are cut off at what looks like maybe 1~2" high. Why was this done and what was done with the much longer top parts that were cut off? And when the plants send ling, tall shoots upward, they too gave been cut off. Same questions; why & what was done with them? Have you written a book with the answers to these questions or perhaps sell other videos with the secret answers? The succulents I have seen in your video look beautiful and I would REALLY like to follow you and learn from you. However, I will need to be able to UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS YOU ARE DOING, USING WHAT, HOW, FOR HOW LONG, AND WHY. AFTER WHICH, WHAT HAPPENS, ETC. I would sincerely appreciate a response. I have no idea how these comment pages work. If anyone can explain, I'd be grateful. Cheers.
What a lovely Succulents 😍
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3/25/24. I've watched the entire video twice. Since you've chosen to play muzak rather than narrate, how do we know what you are doing and, more importantly, why? Some have all roots cut short, some do not. Some get submerged in water (and for how long?) while others don't. Which & why? What are the round, brown things placed in bottom of some planters that I might presume may be for drainage? What is the mixture used to top each of the planters off that give them their finished look? Your video incurs many more questions than I even imagined I could have about how-tos with succulents. Do you have any videos in which you actually speak or have Captions that provide Step-by-Step directions, Including the name of the products being used and why, followed by the initial watering process, and the regular ongoing watering method suggested for each type of plant and particular planting method? Towards the end if the video, many plants are cut off at what looks like maybe 1~2" high. Why was this done and what was done with the much longer top parts that were cut off? And when the plants send ling, tall shoots upward, they too gave been cut off. Same questions; why & what was done with them?
Have you written a book with the answers to these questions or perhaps sell other videos with the secret answers? The succulents I have seen in your video look beautiful and I would REALLY like to follow you and learn from you. However, I will need to be able to UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS YOU ARE DOING, USING WHAT, HOW, FOR HOW LONG, AND WHY. AFTER WHICH, WHAT HAPPENS, ETC.
I would sincerely appreciate a response. I have no idea how these comment pages work. If anyone can explain, I'd be grateful. Cheers.