Did you know that many of my videos have corresponding pages on my site? They offer a quick way to get info you need and to learn more. Go to this one's article and photos of plants, all labeled: debraleebaldwin.com/succulent-plants/grow-beaucarnea-recurvata-ponytail-palm/
You are and Laura are the best !!! I enjoy and learn só much with you!! That i already start my business about succulent plants about 1 1/2 year ago and i am enjoying e everyday
Great collaboration! Team DFS always makes it look easy😊 I have a small one of these in a pot, outside. I better put on my thinking cap to figure out where it will eventually go into my landscape….thank you!
I have one about 3 years old and 2 ft tall. I want to behead it like laura mentioned in the video. Debra or anyone, do you have an suggestions on what season is best to do that. Im in northern california. Thanks in advance! I love all your content. Such an education these past 5 years since we started following. ❤
Hi Victoria, I think of it more as pruning than beheading. If you cut off the top it might not recover. (Would look like a giant Hershey's Kiss 😅) I'm going to do mine in the spring, after all danger of frost is passed, and only take off about a quarter of the top growth. Hopefully that'll make it branch.
I have one that was given to me by a client who could no longer keep her. It's currently about 2' tall, and I'm anxious for her to grow taller/bigger. I have named her Delilah, for her lovely green "hair."
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Did you know that many of my videos have corresponding pages on my site? They offer a quick way to get info you need and to learn more. Go to this one's article and photos of plants, all labeled:
debraleebaldwin.com/succulent-plants/grow-beaucarnea-recurvata-ponytail-palm/
Wow It’s a blessing having connections like that great people
Beautiful 😍
What a beautiful plant, I have one, and can’t wait to see it grow that big.
You are and Laura are the best !!! I enjoy and learn só much with you!! That i already start my business about succulent plants about 1 1/2 year ago and i am enjoying e everyday
Thank you! May your succulent business do well 😘
The phony tail plant is gorgeous❤❤❤ 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭😍🥰🤩
It is, isn't it? One of the best I've seen for balance and stature. Thanks!
You and Team DFS knocked it out of the park! What a magnificent specimen that found the perfect transplant home!
I agree. It worked out perfectly.
The two women i look up to! ❤
@@halaman519 Aw. Thank you 😍
Ooooooo my goodness , what a beautiful elephant foot palm! I believe she will be just fine. Blessings to you.
She has a great new location. Couldn't have worked out better. 😊
Wow they made it look easy. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for coming along!
Plant community is so amazing and giving. Just to know where your plants are going and seeing its new home is a sight of comfort. AMAZING VIDEO!
Thank you! I couldn't agree more.
This was so fun to watch. Well done to everyone involved. That young lady is exceptionally strong and very hard working. Oh was amazed
Hannah's also good at knowing what to do where and when. She moved all the boulders in my earlier video: ruclips.net/video/IZm3psiwD8E/видео.html
Who knew Beaucarnea wrestling was a thing!! Yay team DFS!! My two favorite succulent people in one place! Or rather two places.
@@janecurtis5726 😂
Oooh, we need one. Nice job!
I see them sometimes at Oasis Nursery in Escondido. They're reasonably priced in 5-gallon containers.
Loved this video, I have 2 pony tail palms ❤❤
Hi Patty! Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. 🤗
Fun, fun video! Loved the story!
It's a good story, isn't it? Thanks, Pat!
So cool!! Amazing how little roots these have, always felt bad for a couple of mine in pots - now I don't .1/4 of a tonne not half :) Still darn heavy
Yes, even a quarter ton...! At least in pots you can move them with a dolly.
Loved watching this video! Well done. The final place that "Betty" will be in is spectacular ❤❤❤
@@tinaparis8068 Right?! I lost count of all the win-wins. 😄
Great video! Have never seen their roots before. Fascinating!
Exactly how I felt when I saw them!
Great collaboration! Team DFS always makes it look easy😊 I have a small one of these in a pot, outside. I better put on my thinking cap to figure out where it will eventually go into my landscape….thank you!
I have one of these that I want to get rid of so I can widen my drive way. It’s older than the one in the video.
Ooh! Where are you located?
Excellent plant and wonderful job in relocating ....
Cool! And what a great property too!
Thanks for sharing!!!!
@@johnniekuykendall2696 thanks for commenting!
I have one about 3 years old and 2 ft tall. I want to behead it like laura mentioned in the video. Debra or anyone, do you have an suggestions on what season is best to do that. Im in northern california. Thanks in advance! I love all your content. Such an education these past 5 years since we started following. ❤
Hi Victoria, I think of it more as pruning than beheading. If you cut off the top it might not recover. (Would look like a giant Hershey's Kiss 😅) I'm going to do mine in the spring, after all danger of frost is passed, and only take off about a quarter of the top growth. Hopefully that'll make it branch.
Just a small correction: 500 lbs is 0.227 ton (not 1/2 ton). Still very heavy! Job well done.
What did you enjoy most about meeting Betty, Kathy & Cathy, or Laura Eubanks' Design for Serenity team?
I have one that was given to me by a client who could no longer keep her. It's currently about 2' tall, and I'm anxious for her to grow taller/bigger. I have named her Delilah, for her lovely green "hair."
And if "she" turns out to be a "he": Samson. 💚