"LIZ I ❤ You Lady 🤗 " I've Been watching both your channels since March this year and have adopted you as my Succulent Loving Mentor. Maybe someday I'll get to visit you and study the way of Succulent Growing!! I've learned so much from you so far and your such a refreshing beacon of light 🌞 especially during the state of the world were in. I been growing Succulents in doors for 8 months now and feel like such a newbie 😩. But come next year I hope to be a better gardener so I can keep all my babies alive 🤣 . Thank you so much for being you and doing what you do. It means the world 🌎. Just so you know 😉. #1 Fan 🥳 🎊 🎉
Beautiful vdo again. I find this therapeutic. I sit with my coffee and allow myself this treat! Thank you for all the hard work and all d beautiful vdos. They do make my day!
I think I found your fossicking channel in 2016 when I was researching fossicking and trying it out for myself, I was pleasantly surprised when researching and learning about succulents I found you had a channel about that too that I had no idea about! Love your stuff Liz I could listen to you talk about crystals and plants for hours!
Hi Liz, I always enjoy watching your videos! Someday, I hope to have a huge succulent's collection like yours! I enjoy a lot watching those beautiful pots. Best regards from Florida USA
Oh my gosh I just love watching your Videos and tutorials and your succulent collection is phenomenal. 💗💕❤️ 0y vey! I thought you were going to break that beautiful little Chinese pot I almost cried.
Small-mouthed pots are beautiful, but replanting succulents is difficult. Watching you take out succulents with chopsticks very slowly, I thought you were very calm. Watching your video, I think beginners will find out later that pots with small openings are a problem. The flowerpots in your video are unique and beautiful. I really enjoyed seeing the many roots in the flowerpot. Usually, if you look at the videos on other overseas channels, few people put granite as a drainage layer, but in Korea, most succulents are repotted like that. So your video is more friendly.
Hey Liz!! Loved the video! Question, do you think it’s a good idea for a succulent to live in the same 2 in pot forever? I have this really cute 2in pot (similar to the ones in the video) that I want this succulent to grow mature in. After watching your Blue bird video, I have positively Identified it! I guess every year or so I could change out the soil and trim the roots back? I like the small, compact, and mature look on Echeverias. Could this method be unhealthy for the succulents? Thanks!!
Yes it is unhealthy but they'll look beautiful. I grow mainly to propagate for my garden. Restricting the nutrients in the soil(advance soil mix)/peat moss, is what made the Blue Bird in my other videos color up. But in saying that, I also have a blue bird in my Master Soil mix that put out a baby. This is the only blue bird I have so far that produced a baby w/o being headchopped.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Hi thanks for your detailed response!! I guess for every repot I’ll just provide fresh soil for the plant. I tried shortening roots for other plants in bigger pots (roots literally reaching through the drainage hole) and they have successfully survived! Hopefully all goes well with the smaller pots. As for pups, I guess they aren’t really what I’m going for BUT they are always welcome! Thanks again for responding! ❤️
How horrible has spring been so far this year 😩 today is lovely though, hopefully the weather picks up after lockdown finishes! I have a jug I need to drill holes in but if I smash it I’ll be devastated so I’ve been putting it off 😅 but they look so good!
Hi mam Liz. Do you have future plan to visit Philippines? I am simply so proud that a Kababayan is here on RUclips. I know there are other a who blogs, i am subscribed to some of them. But its you mam Liz, i guess i Fell in Love How transparent you are in your vids. I also Love your prospecting (gem hunt). Everytime i watch your vids it actually relaxed me even after my treatment session with my patients... always wanting to Go back to my succulents. Keep healthy always Mam Liz
No plans at the moment Yake but who knows what the future brings. I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. Thank you so much for what you do. 🤗 You stay safe and healthy.💕💕💕
I only water in winter when the soil is dry. If kept inside where the temperature is warm, you can water more often or when you think the plant needs watering.
Been trying to make that video for a while but other things take president and I keep forgetting. I will eventually make that video when I find the time. Thanks for the suggestion.
What’s the name of the pretty succulent in the @ Ming Dynasty” beautiful pot with the big hole in the bottom? I think I have one in my unnamed plants I bought but mine is not so colorfull. May not be the same. Enjoy you show so much. Boy, you have fun all the time!!
There's already a video for this. Please see link below. You can also use 1 tbsp. dishwashing liquid and 1 liter of water to dry them out. Using DIFFERENT Methods TO TREAT APHIDS & BLACK SOOTY MOLD - ruclips.net/video/WeTkmMmrOmw/видео.html
Do you write down what you plant and when? I forget the names of the plants as soon as I turn around. As for remembering when I repotted them… no idea! I know I hadn’t repotted anything since the fires in 2019-20, but no clue how long before then! And I love the look of clumps, but whenever I repotted, I make a mixed pot. I try so hard to stop myself from doing that, but I pay no attention to myself! Ugh, the dramas of being a weirdo! What was your reason for using the advanced soil mix rather than your master soil mix?
I usually have a label hidden somewhere. My master mix holds more moisture and if used in ceramic pots that can't breath will have a higher chance of root rot.
They don't like too much water. The rule with them is to water deeply but rarely. They're dormant when temperature is too hot for you, it's also too hot for them so don't water in summer. Since I grow mine outdoors....I only water when the soil dries up in Autumn.
"LIZ I ❤ You Lady 🤗 " I've Been watching both your channels since March this year and have adopted you as my Succulent Loving Mentor. Maybe someday I'll get to visit you and study the way of Succulent Growing!! I've learned so much from you so far and your such a refreshing beacon of light 🌞 especially during the state of the world were in. I been growing Succulents in doors for 8 months now and feel like such a newbie 😩. But come next year I hope to be a better gardener so I can keep all my babies alive 🤣 . Thank you so much for being you and doing what you do. It means the world 🌎. Just so you know 😉. #1 Fan 🥳 🎊 🎉
Thanks very much for watching. I'm glad to know you're enjoying my videos.
In no time....You'll be an expert on growing succulents. Enjoy.
Omg oh I love that brown pot against the orange color of the plant! That color combination is spot on! It’s gorgeous❤️!
Thanks so much 😊
Beautiful vdo again. I find this therapeutic. I sit with my coffee and allow myself this treat! Thank you for all the hard work and all d beautiful vdos. They do make my day!
Glad you enjoy it!
One of my favorite things is to clean a succulent up and take all those dry leaves off!
Me too!!! I cant hardly resist! I catch myself doing this in the store!
frrr its so satistfying and our succulents look nice after!
I just have 200 succulents and it takes up all my day. Looking at your videos I always wonder so so much work and great love
I think I found your fossicking channel in 2016 when I was researching fossicking and trying it out for myself, I was pleasantly surprised when researching and learning about succulents I found you had a channel about that too that I had no idea about! Love your stuff Liz I could listen to you talk about crystals and plants for hours!
I'm so glad you found me here Paris. Hope you'll find my information useful. Thanks for watching.
Love watching your shows I am now hooked on succulents thanks to you 💖
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You are so welcome and thanks for watching.
Me tooooo 😆😆
@@jilllindfield2187 😂🤣👍
Your videos are always so enjoyable to watch. I liked the catchy tune on the second extraction. You don't hear the marimba much nowadays. LOL
Hi Liz, I always enjoy watching your videos! Someday, I hope to have a huge succulent's collection like yours! I enjoy a lot watching those beautiful pots. Best regards from Florida USA
Thanks Lily.
Love how you have them all arranged
thank you ,as always ,watching it brightens my day...
Im in love with your sharings. Just an awesome collection. All information shared is excellent.
Thank you so much!
Oh my gosh I just love watching your
Videos and tutorials and your succulent collection is phenomenal. 💗💕❤️
0y vey! I thought you were going to break that beautiful little Chinese pot I almost cried.
It's still empty and is waiting for its next customer. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for making this video I needed this
You're so welcome!
Another great video Liz, thank you. BTW, my hands look just like yours, and I love it!
Hot hot hot...LOL
THANK YOU Liz for sharing. Now you are going to have more babies. God Bless
I hope so!
Good morning to you vary nice succulents they all so beautiful and amazing thank you for sharing lovely collection
Que belleza 😍saluditos desde Dallas tx bendiciones y un abrazo suculento
Muchísimas gracias. Los abrazos de regreso a ti también.
Thay are so beautiful! Thank you for showing us how to get stucked succulents out 👏😍
Glad you like them!
Small-mouthed pots are beautiful, but replanting succulents is difficult.
Watching you take out succulents with chopsticks very slowly, I thought you were very calm.
Watching your video, I think beginners will find out later that pots with small openings are a problem.
The flowerpots in your video are unique and beautiful.
I really enjoyed seeing the many roots in the flowerpot.
Usually, if you look at the videos on other overseas channels, few people put granite as a drainage layer, but in Korea, most succulents are repotted like that. So your video is more friendly.
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers
Live in MD USA .lm Korean
Watching both videos
Thanks for sharing ~
I like when you are singing ... keep doing!
Pati Pots ang gaganda😍🥰more long video po and care tips😉🙃
Very colorful!!! Oh my gosh!!
Muchos bebés lindas
I'd have broken the vase, LOL!
beautiful succulent, tks Mrs ^ ^
Great information very helpful
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Hiii!!! Lovely💕🙋🏻♀️
Thank you! 🤗
Hey Liz!! Loved the video! Question, do you think it’s a good idea for a succulent to live in the same 2 in pot forever? I have this really cute 2in pot (similar to the ones in the video) that I want this succulent to grow mature in. After watching your Blue bird video, I have positively Identified it! I guess every year or so I could change out the soil and trim the roots back? I like the small, compact, and mature look on Echeverias. Could this method be unhealthy for the succulents? Thanks!!
Yes it is unhealthy but they'll look beautiful.
I grow mainly to propagate for my garden. Restricting the nutrients in the soil(advance soil mix)/peat moss, is what made the Blue Bird in my other videos color up. But in saying that, I also have a blue bird in my Master Soil mix that put out a baby. This is the only blue bird I have so far that produced a baby w/o being headchopped.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Hi thanks for your detailed response!! I guess for every repot I’ll just provide fresh soil for the plant. I tried shortening roots for other plants in bigger pots (roots literally reaching through the drainage hole) and they have successfully survived! Hopefully all goes well with the smaller pots. As for pups, I guess they aren’t really what I’m going for BUT they are always welcome! Thanks again for responding! ❤️
How horrible has spring been so far this year 😩 today is lovely though, hopefully the weather picks up after lockdown finishes! I have a jug I need to drill holes in but if I smash it I’ll be devastated so I’ve been putting it off 😅 but they look so good!
Super informative video
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
Hi mam Liz. Do you have future plan to visit Philippines? I am simply so proud that a Kababayan is here on RUclips. I know there are other a who blogs, i am subscribed to some of them. But its you mam Liz, i guess i Fell in Love How transparent you are in your vids. I also Love your prospecting (gem hunt). Everytime i watch your vids it actually relaxed me even after my treatment session with my patients... always wanting to Go back to my succulents. Keep healthy always Mam Liz
No plans at the moment Yake but who knows what the future brings. I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. Thank you so much for what you do. 🤗 You stay safe and healthy.💕💕💕
Hi lizk
I have lot of succulent I put them out side in summer and inside for fall winter so you you think I water them in winter?
I only water in winter when the soil is dry. If kept inside where the temperature is warm, you can water more often or when you think the plant needs watering.
Thanx liz 😘 😊
very beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK cheers
how often do you reused soil? and what do you use for your soil mix?
I have a few soil mix I use depending on different conditions. Videos of my soil mix is below this video in the description box. Cheers
Ganta tlaga ng plants nyo po🥰😍ipakita nyo nman po ung top 20 plant na mdaling alagaan sa aria nyo po..salamat🥰
Been trying to make that video for a while but other things take president and I keep forgetting. I will eventually make that video when I find the time. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you very much😍🥰 it motivates me to plant even common succulents,😉😍😘
What’s the name of the pretty succulent in the @ Ming Dynasty” beautiful pot with the big hole in the bottom? I think I have one in my unnamed plants I bought but mine is not so colorfull. May not be the same. Enjoy you show so much. Boy, you have fun all the time!!
It's called Echeveria Victore Reiter. Thanks for watching.
Great video
what is the treatment of ephids of your succulent it is beter if you could make a vedio for us pl
There's already a video for this. Please see link below. You can also use 1 tbsp. dishwashing liquid and 1 liter of water to dry them out.
Using DIFFERENT Methods TO TREAT APHIDS & BLACK SOOTY MOLD - ruclips.net/video/WeTkmMmrOmw/видео.html
Supposed to be autumn here in UK and the temperature is 18⁰
Do you write down what you plant and when? I forget the names of the plants as soon as I turn around. As for remembering when I repotted them… no idea! I know I hadn’t repotted anything since the fires in 2019-20, but no clue how long before then! And I love the look of clumps, but whenever I repotted, I make a mixed pot. I try so hard to stop myself from doing that, but I pay no attention to myself! Ugh, the dramas of being a weirdo! What was your reason for using the advanced soil mix rather than your master soil mix?
I usually have a label hidden somewhere. My master mix holds more moisture and if used in ceramic pots that can't breath will have a higher chance of root rot.
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You have super green thumbs 😍do you sell?
Not at the moment Sumi. Thanks for watching.
ate may baby toe po kayo may nabile po kasi ako online tips po kung iwawater sya pagkarepot po,, salamat po ingat po kayo🌻
They don't like too much water. The rule with them is to water deeply but rarely. They're dormant when temperature is too hot for you, it's also too hot for them so don't water in summer. Since I grow mine outdoors....I only water when the soil dries up in Autumn.
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