I have had succulents grow from leaves that have fallen on the floor, they really will grow if you leave them be. Once the mother leave completely dies off and breaks away, you’ll find the baby to find you baby with its own roots. Just plop that baby into a small pot with its own succulent soil mix, water, and place in a sunny window.
I almost always end up with leaf crisps and no new plant. When I finally had one survive I did a happy dance and acted like a proud new parent by sending pictures to half the people I know.
Ignoring them is really the best advice! When I first tried propagating succulents I did a whole fancy arrangement, covered them, spritzed them... All of them failed. Once I started just ignoring them and letting leaves fall, it's been so easy to propagate 🤣
Nature really knows what she's doing without our supervision sometimes. They just need healthy mix soil, water and sunlight and let them be grow on their own.
i had been trying for so so long to get a succulent to flower. well i had some various succulent trimmings in an open ziplock so the nubs could dry before planting totally forgot about them. been like 5 days, one of the succulent types in there now has 4 flower buds. what!?!?
I love how they make a teeny tiny lil version of themselves. I dropped some leaves behind my plant stand and didnt realize it. I had failed to proprogate for years.. now I know. Neglect makes them grow!
Did you ever have the babies grow really well but had no roots by the time the mother dried up and fell off? Mine has none and is no longer growing. Mother fell off 3 weeks ago and still not a single root! 😢. Not sure what to do... any ideas?
DESERT HACK! I tried just leaving my leaves on soil and ignoring them but they failed when I did that... My solution was to drape a sheet of saran wrap on an upright stick and make a little tent over the terra cotta plate and spray like 2x/week. I live in a pretty much zero humidity climate, it helps preserve moisture! Now almost all my leaves make babies, I have soo many lil beefs
Look into dryland farming. It's a method of utilizing as much mulch as possible to conserve as much water as possible. If done well, you never really have to water plants
I personally needed to water mine. Otherwise, they died or just never rooted or anything. but that's my own personal experience, and everyone's experience is different! I have heard a lot of people saying ignoring them is the best move, and if that works for you, then that is what you should do! but mine just dry out and die, or if they do hold onto life, they won't create more :') but if I water them a day or two after the dirt drys out, I'll get roots and babies SO damn quickly!! I got a tray with a bunch of sucks on it, and at first, I did ignore it, but like 3 months went by and not even a single root was growing on any of them. then i started watering them, and BAM in a matter of weeks a lot of them have finally rooted and started putting off babies!
Thank you for making me feel more confident with my plants... Especially my succulents & cactus... You reassure me that they will be okay... Don't TOTALLY ignore them... But, be assured that they'll be okay if I forget to water them for a bit... Appreciate the advice, always! Now, SHIMMY THAT SHOIL! LOL.
Yep I have like 20 of these growing in a take out container lol. Definitely forget about them otherwise you'll spiral thinking you're doing something wrong lol. Also don't water them after you pot them separately because they rot easily. Just let them grow bigger. Just spritz them once and leave lol.
this is so true. i went to water my succulents the other day for the first time in a while and i noticed one had dropped a leaf and it had propagated on its own not even in soil!
In my experience, I find watering succulent leaves every 2-3 days helps them to grow much faster. 😄 Once they are outgrowing their place, I repot, and start watering them twice per week to acclimate, and eventually water only every other week, or as necessary. (once the leaves are looking a li'l too tender)
You give me hope! Actually, all the plants on my patio haven't been watered on purpose all winter. They are just fine. It's been a very wet winter in California.
I grow sedum at work, all the varieties, and they are like an in-between of succulents and grass... I mean, they're basically succulent grass. Point is, though, they are extremely prolific, or at least quick to take. They do better with the short droughts, and really, the dryness helps. Love the video!
Try putting them in a spot that receives a little morning sunlight and regular daylight throughout the day. I’ve struggled and tried so many variations but the best is to ignore them in a bright location. Maybe a window that you open a little during the day, but not a hot place. If it’s too hot, the leaves will simply shrivel up
They take forever but once they get going they go! I propagated some crassula red pagoda leaves (they weren't even good leaves!) last year in May and the LARGEST plant is maybe an inch wide. They're finally starting to grow quicker now tho! And yes too much water rots the leaf/new plantlet. They like light & humidity more than anything.
I struggled too and found the best is to ignore them but placement is important. Try to find a spot in your house where the leaves will get a little morning sun and normal daylight. That’s the best way to success.
I have a question - I saved ONE leaf from my kid's succulent that drowned (thanks grandma for sending home more living things for me to take care of LOL) I got it to go, but now it has two babies in the same pot together, and they're pretty crowded. Can I safely separate the two plants into different pots? I'm afraid to even look at it's roots for fear of accidentally killing it and breaking my kid's heart 🫣
Youd put this up at the perfect time for me as ive just started to propergate for the first time. I usually use cutting but im trying out the leaf propergation now 😊
So question, what do you do after that?? Do you plant the original leaf in soil with it, do you cut that off, how big does it need to get first…? 😭 I’ve killed so many, please help 🫠
😂i love collecting leaves here and there when im out, i nagged 2 maranta leaves the other day and i put them in water, they almost dried up but were capable of folding back out after night and they should now start to get roots soon, easy hack, just takes longer thats all
A member of my family offered me a grafted euphorbia lactea. After a month the grafted part became floppy and i decided to check what was going in. In fact, the base started to rot, it traveled all through the stem and eated the grafted part. I choped and tryed to same with fondicide every ferm parts that i could find. All is dead 😓 Already happend like 10 years ago. I have others succulents and a very few cactus but i really don't get what i do wrong with the grafted ones. I wonder how you would care for one of them ?
Your voice and tone was very kind and personable/ welcoming. I don't know what succulents are but I am glad I watched. I wish you and others in pursuit of their goals a good tomorrow. Take care.
How long does it take for leaves to sprout?? Because my propagation project is going on for roughly a month already and i have a bunch of roots but zero leaves lol
So that might be the problem I have. For me they do grow root but the leave never dries and doesn't grow anything. It has been like that for like 2 months now. I guess it is because I do water it ( i might try leaving it alone but I will try with another leafe first
I am currently trying to propagate succulents! I have several containers full of about 30 leaves. So far, I have one super tiny baby plant and one that is possibly a plant and possibly not, I can‘t quite tell yet. I sprayed some of the containers with water once but not all of them and now I am just ignoring them. They probably get enough moisture from the mother leaf. I‘m super excited where this will go and I can‘t wait for my little plants to grow so I can proudly show everyone I know my babies ☺️
My question is??? Can you do a video on when you plant ya babies?😂 I've learned to leave the mother leaf on as long as possible. But I usually lose mine between thus stage and the next
I agree, I have tried to propagate senicio and it didn't do anything for months... Until I gave up, didn't water it for weeks and weeks but forgot to throw it out. THEN the little thingies started throwing roots like the speed of light. Also, my best babies grow from leaves that broke off by accident compared to purposeful cut/broken off ones. Really interesting.
Man I have the same ones outside and they sprout like hell when I spritz them everyday . I guess every succulent is diff . These are actually the only succulents I can keep alive .
Ok, ok, I hope this works. I just got a beautiful succulent this weekend. Baby knocked it down and a whole side of leaves fell off (it's Monday). I hope there's hope.
I don’t even have to try an ignore them. I will forget I have them 😂. I have one plant that I forgot I had for almost about 2-3 months or longer and it’s still here I also have been keeping it alive for 5 years and it made a little baby too.
Omg this was so relieving to see actually! I’m trying to propagate my leaves for the first time and I saw the mother leaves die and I got really sad that they weren’t making it. But now I know there’s a chance 🥲🤞
Mine struggled until I kept up with almost daily watering under the grow light. The ones I leave in an outside pot in a semi shade spot are doing ok too.
I noticed spritz vs dripping water does better because the droplets are smaller and more easily absorbed by the tiny plants and their delicate little roots
"leave it alone, forget you have it" perfectly describes succulents generally lol. my flaming Katy started reproducing on its own so now I'll probably have to give it a bigger pot
When do I know to plant the ones with roots? I have a few with really nice little roots on it but I'm afraid to plant it because I might break the roots off.
I've never had trouble with planting the ones that sprout roots! Just be gentle and sprinkle some soil over the roots when you plant them, they'll work their way deeper into the soil on their own :)
How long does it generally take for them to start having roots/become a lil plant baby? because I have only one leaf and hope it'll grow but it's been a month and he's turning a little reddish Also love your videos, you are an amazing person :)
It took my problems that I'm doing right now about 3 weeks to get a tiny route a mat about 2 months right now and there's quite a few routes in there looking good. I haven't been able to grow a baby succulent yet just roots
Your arrangement of leaves was facing inside but when your baby succulent grow they were facing the opposite side, you’ve said that you ignored it without watering, are you joking???
Hey Krystal, I love your videos! You have inspired me to collect more bébés for my tiny bathroom window since they now all live past the 8 week mark! 😂 QUESTION: How long did it take to get from Jan 2023, to the first clip under the grow light and to "Today"?? Also, my condolences on the passing of your Significant Other 🤍 👑 Queen Krystal, please keep making content whenever you feel so inspired! I truly enjoy watching you, 😊💓 and learning from all you share!!! My living plants thank you too! (I have three varieties of Aloe Vera, Philodendron and a Ming Asparagus Fern)
We threw our kitchen scraps outside in the back yard. Tomatoes. String beans. Carrots. Potato. Celery. Onion. THAT GOT US IN TROUBLE!!!! Why? All vegetable scraps were to be given to the horses and chickens. I was lazy and didn't want to go to the chicken coop and the barn. So my father knew what happened. TOO FUNNY!!! mother nature or mother earth reported to me father I was a flat out liar
Every plant I plant gets fungus gnats. I tried EVERYTHING. Chemicals, home remedy, sands and things. I just can’t plant anymore with those problem. I even bought new soil and threw away all plants. Happened again. Would someone please give me advice?
I have had succulents grow from leaves that have fallen on the floor, they really will grow if you leave them be. Once the mother leave completely dies off and breaks away, you’ll find the baby to find you baby with its own roots. Just plop that baby into a small pot with its own succulent soil mix, water, and place in a sunny window.
Love your content 😁. I really like the unboxing videos ☺️
I almost always end up with leaf crisps and no new plant. When I finally had one survive I did a happy dance and acted like a proud new parent by sending pictures to half the people I know.
@@sdonaldson6550 I would be the same! Still trying... 😂
After they have roots or or lil babies. What do you do?
@@sdonaldson6550 😂😂😂 SAME😂😂😂
Ignoring them is really the best advice! When I first tried propagating succulents I did a whole fancy arrangement, covered them, spritzed them... All of them failed. Once I started just ignoring them and letting leaves fall, it's been so easy to propagate 🤣
Nature really knows what she's doing without our supervision sometimes.
They just need healthy mix soil, water and sunlight and let them be grow on their own.
true!
100 %. Same thing happened to me.
too moist n slightly moist is a hell ova thing XD
@@noenoe5676😅i
So I just need to not do anything?? Girl I might fck this up as well
Exactly what I was thinking lol
Just like my last relationship
i had been trying for so so long to get a succulent to flower. well i had some various succulent trimmings in an open ziplock so the nubs could dry before planting
totally forgot about them. been like 5 days, one of the succulent types in there now has 4 flower buds. what!?!?
😂
you need to water feed and change soil every so often. This video is misleading...
it's like if introverts were to be plants they'd be succulents
I accidentally grew a tomato plant just by dropping a tomato out my window and never picking it up 😂
that’s so cool and dangerous at the same time! my home will become a succulent forest soon 😅
I love how they make a teeny tiny lil version of themselves. I dropped some leaves behind my plant stand and didnt realize it. I had failed to proprogate for years.. now I know. Neglect makes them grow!
Omg this is exactly the video I needed! Perhaps I've been loving them a little too much 😂
Did you ever have the babies grow really well but had no roots by the time the mother dried up and fell off? Mine has none and is no longer growing. Mother fell off 3 weeks ago and still not a single root! 😢. Not sure what to do... any ideas?
how did you know i needed this video? 😭
I heard the cry for help 🙌🏽😂
Plant mom hears our prayers
@@PlantswithKrystal 😂😂😂
Good ass question
@@ricky.888
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I have stolen so many leaves from so many succulents at stores and they never grow lmao
Im sure climate makes a big difference
I stole my first today😭 feeling guilty but they are so pretty
I’ve stollen leaves from a coffee shop bathroom 😂
Stop stealing
@@BigNoe-u7uwhat? It’s the leaves not the whole plant xD
The best propagating luck I have is the leaves I completely forget about!!! The ones I've wanted really really badly to propogate never do 😂😂
Wow I didn’t even know about this, I’m going to start looking for broken pieces of succulent leaves at home depot from now on 😂
Prop-lifting! Do it!
My son & I go “treasure hunting” for succulent leaves anytime we’re at HD or Lowe’s now 😂
Found you a few months ago and never had a plant in my life. I absolutely love your videos and now I have 12 plants that I love to pieces. Thank you 💚
DESERT HACK! I tried just leaving my leaves on soil and ignoring them but they failed when I did that... My solution was to drape a sheet of saran wrap on an upright stick and make a little tent over the terra cotta plate and spray like 2x/week. I live in a pretty much zero humidity climate, it helps preserve moisture! Now almost all my leaves make babies, I have soo many lil beefs
@Its me or whatever I'm in Ohio now, how do I do anything with succulents? They just keep shriveling and turning black! :(
Thanks! In Colorado with like no humidity!
Thanks. I am in the Chihuahuan desert. I was afraid my leaves would just shrivel up and die.
Look into dryland farming. It's a method of utilizing as much mulch as possible to conserve as much water as possible. If done well, you never really have to water plants
I personally needed to water mine. Otherwise, they died or just never rooted or anything. but that's my own personal experience, and everyone's experience is different! I have heard a lot of people saying ignoring them is the best move, and if that works for you, then that is what you should do! but mine just dry out and die, or if they do hold onto life, they won't create more :') but if I water them a day or two after the dirt drys out, I'll get roots and babies SO damn quickly!! I got a tray with a bunch of sucks on it, and at first, I did ignore it, but like 3 months went by and not even a single root was growing on any of them. then i started watering them, and BAM in a matter of weeks a lot of them have finally rooted and started putting off babies!
Thank you for making me feel more confident with my plants... Especially my succulents & cactus... You reassure me that they will be okay... Don't TOTALLY ignore them... But, be assured that they'll be okay if I forget to water them for a bit... Appreciate the advice, always! Now, SHIMMY THAT SHOIL! LOL.
Yep I have like 20 of these growing in a take out container lol. Definitely forget about them otherwise you'll spiral thinking you're doing something wrong lol. Also don't water them after you pot them separately because they rot easily. Just let them grow bigger. Just spritz them once and leave lol.
Yes! I’m pretty sure I just over water my succulents. I’m getting that they need sun…and almost never water them? How often?
@@kristin-vr8hx I leave mine outside but I fully soak once the soil is completely dry and the leaves start to sag. They like the abuse!
@@kristin-vr8hx someone already answered you. 👍
@@dontworryaboutit4255 lmao masochistic little plants 😭😂
Im starting to grow plants, im starting with marigolds!! Im glad to see another plant lover in this time 😁😁
this is so true. i went to water my succulents the other day for the first time in a while and i noticed one had dropped a leaf and it had propagated on its own not even in soil!
Now this is something I can maybe manage 😂
You made me love cactus and
succulents 🌵😂🤗
I bought a plant like this and threw like 7 leaves away...I know better now
In my experience, I find watering succulent leaves every 2-3 days helps them to grow much faster. 😄 Once they are outgrowing their place, I repot, and start watering them twice per week to acclimate, and eventually water only every other week, or as necessary. (once the leaves are looking a li'l too tender)
I should also mention I put them in a very shallow amount of soil, appropriate to the size to propagate. This prevents them from rotting.
I propagated about 20 leaves in water (not touching it) and only 1 of them failed. I'm scared of just soil propagation now :D
You give me hope! Actually, all the plants on my patio haven't been watered on purpose all winter. They are just fine. It's been a very wet winter in California.
A useful short is a true rarity. Thanks for sharing!
Why do I feel so bad for the seed when you said ignore it 💀🤧😭
I love your narration. Your accent is cute 🥰
I grow sedum at work, all the varieties, and they are like an in-between of succulents and grass... I mean, they're basically succulent grass. Point is, though, they are extremely prolific, or at least quick to take. They do better with the short droughts, and really, the dryness helps. Love the video!
I literally left my succulent leaves by the window. No soil, no water. And it grew babies😇
A million times, every single leaf just dries and shrivels up
Try putting them in a spot that receives a little morning sunlight and regular daylight throughout the day. I’ve struggled and tried so many variations but the best is to ignore them in a bright location. Maybe a window that you open a little during the day, but not a hot place. If it’s too hot, the leaves will simply shrivel up
The one thing I recomend is to find a spot that's at least partially shaded and holds some humidity and just forget about them
I dip them in rooting powder then set em and forget em
They take forever but once they get going they go! I propagated some crassula red pagoda leaves (they weren't even good leaves!) last year in May and the LARGEST plant is maybe an inch wide. They're finally starting to grow quicker now tho! And yes too much water rots the leaf/new plantlet. They like light & humidity more than anything.
Struggle isn't even the word...but I'm willing to try again bc you have given me confidence.
I struggled too and found the best is to ignore them but placement is important. Try to find a spot in your house where the leaves will get a little morning sun and normal daylight. That’s the best way to success.
i literally dropped succ leaves on a cardboard box, came back two weeks later, and they all had roots
I have a question - I saved ONE leaf from my kid's succulent that drowned (thanks grandma for sending home more living things for me to take care of LOL)
I got it to go, but now it has two babies in the same pot together, and they're pretty crowded. Can I safely separate the two plants into different pots? I'm afraid to even look at it's roots for fear of accidentally killing it and breaking my kid's heart 🫣
When I watered them the mother leaves rotted :( Now I ignore them for a few months
Youd put this up at the perfect time for me as ive just started to propergate for the first time. I usually use cutting but im trying out the leaf propergation now 😊
When they get roots or babies, I will start to spritz them or dump my old almost empty water bottles 😬
So question, what do you do after that?? Do you plant the original leaf in soil with it, do you cut that off, how big does it need to get first…? 😭 I’ve killed so many, please help 🫠
😂i love collecting leaves here and there when im out, i nagged 2 maranta leaves the other day and i put them in water, they almost dried up but were capable of folding back out after night and they should now start to get roots soon, easy hack, just takes longer thats all
A member of my family offered me a grafted euphorbia lactea. After a month the grafted part became floppy and i decided to check what was going in.
In fact, the base started to rot, it traveled all through the stem and eated the grafted part. I choped and tryed to same with fondicide every ferm parts that i could find. All is dead 😓
Already happend like 10 years ago. I have others succulents and a very few cactus but i really don't get what i do wrong with the grafted ones. I wonder how you would care for one of them ?
I like your content... but I love your voice and how you talk about your plants more.
Thank you so much ❤
Your voice and tone was very kind and personable/ welcoming. I don't know what succulents are but I am glad I watched. I wish you and others in pursuit of their goals a good tomorrow. Take care.
Hey I appreciate that so much! Thank you for being here!
I love that about gardening. Whenever I care for my plants, they die. But, I ignore them for a while? They THRIVE 😅
Thank you I needed this Bff plant lady ❤
Wow,I'll definitely try,I used to feel.guilty
My problem is how do I make them grow to full size escheveria ? I'm pretty good at getting little florets
I just leave the leaves in the same pot as the mamas.
I have a much of different stages growing in one pot. It’s cute!
So question if you have a mature plant or baby plant, they need water to grow and live . Why isn't water needed when propagating plants ?
Will those only growing roots but not baby leaves also live?
This plant is unbelievable. It grows roots EVERYWHERE. Maybe its the easiest plant to reproduce again and again and again
Bruh, this is the reason why my friends 2nd greenhouse is JUST succulents.
but what do you do after the leaf died off ???
How long does it take for leaves to sprout?? Because my propagation project is going on for roughly a month already and i have a bunch of roots but zero leaves lol
My Jade plants are the only ones not doing well. I don’t know what to do. They don’t propagate either. Any advise? TIA!
Their so cute
can I keep these outside while doing this process?
I absolutely love you Krystal can you give me some tips for Alocasia please !! Your my favourite plantmom 💖💖💖💖🌱🌱🌱
oooh i agree, some alocasia tips would be swell :)
@@FlashAsh yesss
So that might be the problem I have. For me they do grow root but the leave never dries and doesn't grow anything. It has been like that for like 2 months now. I guess it is because I do water it ( i might try leaving it alone but I will try with another leafe first
I am currently trying to propagate succulents! I have several containers full of about 30 leaves. So far, I have one super tiny baby plant and one that is possibly a plant and possibly not, I can‘t quite tell yet. I sprayed some of the containers with water once but not all of them and now I am just ignoring them. They probably get enough moisture from the mother leaf. I‘m super excited where this will go and I can‘t wait for my little plants to grow so I can proudly show everyone I know my babies ☺️
My crushes when I stop liking them 🥲
What grow light do you use or reccomend?
My question is??? Can you do a video on when you plant ya babies?😂 I've learned to leave the mother leaf on as long as possible. But I usually lose mine between thus stage and the next
Yes absolutely!
When she said "sucked dry to make baby" 💀💀😂😂
Are they supposed to mold?
I agree, I have tried to propagate senicio and it didn't do anything for months... Until I gave up, didn't water it for weeks and weeks but forgot to throw it out. THEN the little thingies started throwing roots like the speed of light.
Also, my best babies grow from leaves that broke off by accident compared to purposeful cut/broken off ones. Really interesting.
I appreciate this because for some reason, my succulents are the only thing I haven’t been able to keep alive yet!
I struggle with having too fucking many props, running out of pots and good soil, and then watching 3/4 of em dry out on a plate in my windowsill
Man I have the same ones outside and they sprout like hell when I spritz them everyday . I guess every succulent is diff . These are actually the only succulents I can keep alive .
Ok, ok, I hope this works. I just got a beautiful succulent this weekend. Baby knocked it down and a whole side of leaves fell off (it's Monday). I hope there's hope.
I don’t even have to try an ignore them. I will forget I have them 😂.
I have one plant that I forgot I had for almost about 2-3 months or longer and it’s still here I also have been keeping it alive for 5 years and it made a little baby too.
If propagation hinders, increase your odds. Add extra seeds, roots, or succulent leaves and then thin out later.
I have one with beautiful red roots! Leave it? Will a baby grow on it? Will the roots stretch to the ground?
Yall seem plant smart so I have a question, my succulent is 10 cm tall, is that normal for succulents??
I used to grab a leaf from the neighbours succulents then stick it in the dirt, many bbys were born
My neighbor gifted me a succulent plant this afternoon, definitely ready for repotting and thats gonna be my night
Omg this was so relieving to see actually! I’m trying to propagate my leaves for the first time and I saw the mother leaves die and I got really sad that they weren’t making it. But now I know there’s a chance 🥲🤞
If I spritz, they shrivel the next day or two. Im trying now to just ignore them 🤞
"That mother leaf will get sucked dry to make that new baby" 💀
My discarded leaves left in a cardboard box grew babies 🤷♀️
I just put a broken off piece of a cactus back on soil and it now has little roots.
What am I doing wrong 😂 cuz I leave the bits of my jade plant that fall off but they still shrivel into nothing
Succulents truly are plants that's specifically built to troll you lol
Makes sense! They had to propagate somehow in the wild
Mine struggled until I kept up with almost daily watering under the grow light. The ones I leave in an outside pot in a semi shade spot are doing ok too.
I struggle to get out of bed.
I have moisture retaining soil
I noticed spritz vs dripping water does better because the droplets are smaller and more easily absorbed by the tiny plants and their delicate little roots
You did something to them... The leaves are placed a different direction.... 😮
Ok fine, but I just flipped them to give more space. No water has touched them.
"leave it alone, forget you have it" perfectly describes succulents generally lol. my flaming Katy started reproducing on its own so now I'll probably have to give it a bigger pot
When do I know to plant the ones with roots? I have a few with really nice little roots on it but I'm afraid to plant it because I might break the roots off.
I've never had trouble with planting the ones that sprout roots! Just be gentle and sprinkle some soil over the roots when you plant them, they'll work their way deeper into the soil on their own :)
@@maggiedk great thanks!
Finally, a care advise that suits my lifestyle and personal skills! 😅
Hey! Happy I could share!
thank you for sharing😍
How long does it generally take for them to start having roots/become a lil plant baby? because I have only one leaf and hope it'll grow but it's been a month and he's turning a little reddish
Also love your videos, you are an amazing person :)
It took my problems that I'm doing right now about 3 weeks to get a tiny route a mat about 2 months right now and there's quite a few routes in there looking good. I haven't been able to grow a baby succulent yet just roots
This is so perfect as I replant those tomorrow and you've made it super easy🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you I have subscribed to your Channel
Your arrangement of leaves was facing inside but when your baby succulent grow they were facing the opposite side, you’ve said that you ignored it without watering, are you joking???
Hey Krystal, I love your videos! You have inspired me to collect more bébés for my tiny bathroom window since they now all live past the 8 week mark! 😂
QUESTION: How long did it take to get from Jan 2023, to the first clip under the grow light and to "Today"??
Also, my condolences on the passing of your Significant Other 🤍
👑 Queen Krystal, please keep making content whenever you feel so inspired! I truly enjoy watching you, 😊💓 and learning from all you share!!! My living plants thank you too! (I have three varieties of Aloe Vera, Philodendron and a Ming Asparagus Fern)
We threw our kitchen scraps outside in the back yard. Tomatoes. String beans. Carrots. Potato. Celery. Onion. THAT GOT US IN TROUBLE!!!! Why? All vegetable scraps were to be given to the horses and chickens. I was lazy and didn't want to go to the chicken coop and the barn. So my father knew what happened. TOO FUNNY!!! mother nature or mother earth reported to me father I was a flat out liar
Every plant I plant gets fungus gnats. I tried EVERYTHING. Chemicals, home remedy, sands and things. I just can’t plant anymore with those problem. I even bought new soil and threw away all plants. Happened again. Would someone please give me advice?