Liz for some reason my plantd are just dying. 😢 i love in Arizona now and it doesn't cool down in the summer. Will the cloth you put up in your 50/50 area work? It gets up to 111 degrees during the day and stays very warm at night. Do you have any advice. As always you are in my thoughts and prayers. ❤ Any ideas would be appreciated. Bless you. And just so you know your crying 😢😢 does not bother me, you are our friend and we understand your situation. ❤ Hang in there.
The 50% area will protect a lot of succulents that are already in that area(permanent resident for at least a month). The newly introduced plants will need to acclimate first before placed in the 50% area. A couple of weeks of slow introduction to the fully exposed 50% area will help. In this video, I talk about the GOLDILOCK ZONE (33°F to 77°F) or growing temperature for a lot of succulents/plants. 32°F to 82°F is the minimum/maximum temperature a lot of succulents can grow before going into dormancy. When succulents are dormant, they have the appearance of losing leaves, dehydrated/soft leaves, dying look. Some are dying, others will wake up/grow when the temperature cools down. 111°F will send a lot of succulents into comatose condition. They will stop growing. Sedum, Echeveria, Crassula, Haworthia, Graptopetalum, Pachyphytum, Dudleya, Senecio, Aloe, etc, etc, etc....The list goes on. The only ones that will continue to grow in that heat if shaded from afternoon sun are the frilly Echeverias, Lithops(to a ceratin extent/placement), Aeonium is placed in shaded areas, some pachyveria and graptoveria. The rest will stop growing and will lose a lot of their leaves. If the plant is really dehydrated(wrikled, soft leaves)....I would take it indoors where it's cooler and soaked it until all the soil is saturated and plant hydrated. This can take hours to sometimes days depending on plant condition. Good luck🥰
Thank you my friend all of this info will help me. You are a gem Liz, an opal I think so many colors not just one, that is you. Keep hanging in there is this time. You are a giver and for me I am thankful. ❤ i appreciate you very much. From Kathy in the US
I truly just enjoy watching you! You could be talking about something specific or nothing at all really and I enjoy it all the same! As long as there's a video to watch, us faithful followers are here for it! 😂 ❤
Really wish I lived in that goldilocks zone. As I’ve aged I’ve grown to hate Perth summers. Many succulents struggle through summer here. I have to be their water nurse throughout summer. 🤣 I love seeing sweet Pedro at the end of your videos. 🥰 What I like about your vlogs is the random, natural conversation. If I want something specific I will do a search for it as there’s plenty succulent videos to find here in RUclips. Keep being you Liz & try not to succumb to requests too much. I enjoy anything you share with us because there’s always some useful knowledge to be gained from your experiences that you share. I could watch you clean and water your succulents for hours. lol
I find that since most succulents go dormant when the temperature gets too high, I tend to water them a lot less in summer, but do give a lot of water to the frillies and succulents with thin leaves. Thanks very much for watching, Susan. Have a fantastic day!🥰
After a nasty viral i am binge watching the videos. Thank you for sharing your beautiful love story with us. I have always admired you and u have been my succulent guru. If frost is a problem there here its the relentless long summers where i have casualties and then the rains. But i look at it as a challenge, pedro always there to sample food , succulents and soil too.
I have just pinned a comment by Kathypecoraro in this video regarding dying plants in summer heat. It might give you insights into what to do with succulents in summer. The height of Summer for me is spent indoors watching cricket, since a lot of succulents goes dormant at this time. 😁I hope your feeling better and well. Thanks for watching, Swati and have a great day!🥰
I have learned so much from you Liz. ✨It's true..I have had different plants for all the different places I have lived. 🪴🪴🌵🌵🌿🌿I really love watching Pedro..thanks Liz 🦜
Thank you for sharing your thoughts as you go around the garden! I enjoy "walking around" with you and learning about all these plants. from Florida USA
I love that little pot that looks like a person, I think it's really cute. As usual I am totally in love with your succulents, and the odd cactus. They are all so colourful and Pretty. I really wish I had access to so many varieties of Succulents. I am in Alberta Canada and my choices for these lovely succulents is lousy. LOL We just don't get them in our stores. If there is something I like on-line, in Canada I will buy it. But nothing as different as your's. I adore Your Pink Witch, succulent. It's so pretty. Love hearing you talk about your life and your plants.
Thanks very much, Kathy. I know your frustration. I was the same when I started growing them. There wasn't many variety back then compared to the ones that I see from USA succulent growers. I'm sure eventually, they will be available in Canada. Have a wonderful evening. 🥰
Hi Liz awesome video and I get to see Pedro. Thank you for showing Pedro. My God Liz I so love when you go on to your garden so so much it's so beautiful a very eye full to see thank you so much and good bless always. ❤❤❤
Liz, i enjoy watching you navigate and share your experiences with your little cutties. As always, my take away highlight of your video was the dormacy chapter. There is so much conflicting information on the internet, in reference to succulents. Do you have a favorite website/s you use for reference to determine the dormacy of each species? Or does that just come with time, the longer you observe their growing habit? Trying to determine Superbum dormacy period. I read it's dormant in winter Thank you for all your sharing. I hope you have a fanatics week and have lots of giggles of memories. ❤~m
When I first started growing succulents, there are a few websites, youtube channels, facebook groups that killed a lot of my succulents.🤣Because I listened to their advice. That's when I started observing, experimenting and logically growing my succulents. The only useful websites for me and still presently use is Wikipedia & World of Succulents. It provides info on the ORIGINS of the plants that I found very useful. Superbum "grows" in the GOLDILOCK ZONE. If grown outdoors in summer, but it stops growing when it gets too hot(over30°C/86°F). But...if brought indoors in a contolled, airconditioned environment, they continue to grow and will only stop growing when temperature gets too cold for them. In conclusion....Superbum dormancy is Winter & Summer. Have a lovely day and thanks for watching.🥰
Thank you thank you. I think I'm similar in elements as yours, but it's different. Thank you for taking the time to respond. I send best wishes as you go through each new day. I ❤ YOUR VIDEOS , PLEASE DONT CHANGE ❤~m
True the fire kaayo imong topic granny 😅 How about if humid ang Area granny dapat ba sila I water? Or kay Basin ma Steam sila ahahaha Nalilibog na ako granny (confused😂)
It did not get cut off. We did lose the boat on Part 1. But on Part 2, I showed a picture of a different boat.😉I can't put everything in one or two videos. The Saga continues. 😊Hope you keep watching to find out. Thanks for watching and have a lovely day!🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK i will rewatch po 🤩 i have been inspired by you po and so I am now growing my collection... to my husband's (un)delight 🤣. Have you got a Semponium? The new hybrid of sempervivum and aeonium?
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK its "semponium" po, the new hybrids from Surreal Succulents of Cornwall po. You might want to have a look po. They might not be as pretty as your echeverias but i think they are winter hardy's too. Not sure if its sold in Australia tho, so apologies.
@@redweegee Thank you so much! Not available in Australia yet. But I will be on the look out for it. Definitely A MUST!😁 Thank you so much again.🤗 Have a lovely evening.🥰
Afternoon Liz I’m just off work and watching you ❤hey just a question? How easy is it to grow succulents from seeds? I’ve never tried and seeds good in price .Could you name a few good ones or easier ones to grow from seeds.If you can that would be great.🦘❤️🐨
I've only grown a few. I'll put a link on my Seed Growing playlist below. Also watch out for the next VLOG video. Have a lovely evening.🥰 ruclips.net/p/PLrXnzlHRKzoutZQOiHrUdVCttq8My0Jin
Liz for some reason my plantd are just dying. 😢 i love in Arizona now and it doesn't cool down in the summer. Will the cloth you put up in your 50/50 area work? It gets up to 111 degrees during the day and stays very warm at night. Do you have any advice. As always you are in my thoughts and prayers. ❤ Any ideas would be appreciated. Bless you. And just so you know your crying 😢😢 does not bother me, you are our friend and we understand your situation. ❤ Hang in there.
The 50% area will protect a lot of succulents that are already in that area(permanent resident for at least a month). The newly introduced plants will need to acclimate first before placed in the 50% area. A couple of weeks of slow introduction to the fully exposed 50% area will help.
In this video, I talk about the GOLDILOCK ZONE (33°F to 77°F) or growing temperature for a lot of succulents/plants. 32°F to 82°F is the minimum/maximum temperature a lot of succulents can grow before going into dormancy. When succulents are dormant, they have the appearance of losing leaves, dehydrated/soft leaves, dying look. Some are dying, others will wake up/grow when the temperature cools down.
111°F will send a lot of succulents into comatose condition. They will stop growing. Sedum, Echeveria, Crassula, Haworthia, Graptopetalum, Pachyphytum, Dudleya, Senecio, Aloe, etc, etc, etc....The list goes on. The only ones that will continue to grow in that heat if shaded from afternoon sun are the frilly Echeverias, Lithops(to a ceratin extent/placement), Aeonium is placed in shaded areas, some pachyveria and graptoveria. The rest will stop growing and will lose a lot of their leaves.
If the plant is really dehydrated(wrikled, soft leaves)....I would take it indoors where it's cooler and soaked it until all the soil is saturated and plant hydrated. This can take hours to sometimes days depending on plant condition. Good luck🥰
Thank you my friend all of this info will help me. You are a gem Liz, an opal I think so many colors not just one, that is you. Keep hanging in there is this time. You are a giver and for me I am thankful. ❤ i appreciate you very much. From Kathy in the US
I truly just enjoy watching you! You could be talking about something specific or nothing at all really and I enjoy it all the same! As long as there's a video to watch, us faithful followers are here for it! 😂 ❤
That's so sweet of you, Nichole. 🤗 I will try my best to upload as much as I can. Have a wonderful day and thanks for watching.🥰
Really wish I lived in that goldilocks zone. As I’ve aged I’ve grown to hate Perth summers. Many succulents struggle through summer here. I have to be their water nurse throughout summer. 🤣 I love seeing sweet Pedro at the end of your videos. 🥰 What I like about your vlogs is the random, natural conversation. If I want something specific I will do a search for it as there’s plenty succulent videos to find here in RUclips. Keep being you Liz & try not to succumb to requests too much. I enjoy anything you share with us because there’s always some useful knowledge to be gained from your experiences that you share. I could watch you clean and water your succulents for hours. lol
I find that since most succulents go dormant when the temperature gets too high, I tend to water them a lot less in summer, but do give a lot of water to the frillies and succulents with thin leaves. Thanks very much for watching, Susan. Have a fantastic day!🥰
After a nasty viral i am binge watching the videos. Thank you for sharing your beautiful love story with us. I have always admired you and u have been my succulent guru. If frost is a problem there here its the relentless long summers where i have casualties and then the rains. But i look at it as a challenge, pedro always there to sample food , succulents and soil too.
I have just pinned a comment by Kathypecoraro in this video regarding dying plants in summer heat. It might give you insights into what to do with succulents in summer.
The height of Summer for me is spent indoors watching cricket, since a lot of succulents goes dormant at this time. 😁I hope your feeling better and well. Thanks for watching, Swati and have a great day!🥰
I have learned so much from you Liz. ✨It's true..I have had different plants for all the different places I have lived. 🪴🪴🌵🌵🌿🌿I really love watching Pedro..thanks Liz 🦜
I'm glad to hear that you find my videos useful. Thanks for watching Val and have a lovely day! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your thoughts as you go around the garden! I enjoy "walking around" with you and learning about all these plants. from Florida USA
You are so welcome, Sunnie. Thank you very much for watching and hope you find the video useful. Have a lovely day!🥰
I love that little pot that looks like a person, I think it's really cute. As usual I am totally in love with your succulents, and the odd cactus. They are all so colourful and Pretty. I really wish I had access to so many varieties of Succulents. I am in Alberta Canada and my choices for these lovely succulents is lousy. LOL We just don't get them in our stores. If there is something I like on-line, in Canada I will buy it. But nothing as different as your's. I adore Your Pink Witch, succulent. It's so pretty. Love hearing you talk about your life and your plants.
Thanks very much, Kathy. I know your frustration. I was the same when I started growing them. There wasn't many variety back then compared to the ones that I see from USA succulent growers. I'm sure eventually, they will be available in Canada. Have a wonderful evening. 🥰
Hi Liz awesome video and I get to see Pedro. Thank you for showing Pedro. My God Liz I so love when you go on to your garden so so much it's so beautiful a very eye full to see thank you so much and good bless always. ❤❤❤
You are so welcome and thank you for watching and commenting. Have a fantastic day!🥰
I think I'm one of the loyals.😊
Thank you, Lynn. I'm glad you're enjoying my videos. Take care and have a lovely day!🥰
Hi!liz I enjoy watching your vlog showing your beautiful succulents
Thank you so much, Elsa! Have a great day!🥰
Thanks!
Thank you very much, Kathy. Much appreciated. Have a lovely cool day! 🤗😘🥰
Thank you
You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.🥰
코리아는 지금온도 36도입니다. 너무 덥습니다. 오스트레일리아는 서리가 내릴정도로 선선한 날씨군요. 예쁜 다육이 시청 잘하고 갑니다. 밝은모습 보기 좋습니다.❤❤❤
Thank you very much. Hope you and your succulents stay cool. Have a wonderful evening. 🥰
Thank you for some tips of growing succulents. Lucky I dont get much frost in our area. Happy vlogging now. Take care
Thank you, Annie! You too!🥰
Liz, i enjoy watching you navigate and share your experiences with your little cutties.
As always, my take away highlight of your video was the dormacy chapter. There is so much conflicting information on the internet, in reference to succulents. Do you have a favorite website/s you use for reference to determine the dormacy of each species? Or does that just come with time, the longer you observe their growing habit?
Trying to determine Superbum dormacy period. I read it's dormant in winter
Thank you for all your sharing. I hope you have a fanatics week and have lots of giggles of memories. ❤~m
When I first started growing succulents, there are a few websites, youtube channels, facebook groups that killed a lot of my succulents.🤣Because I listened to their advice. That's when I started observing, experimenting and logically growing my succulents.
The only useful websites for me and still presently use is Wikipedia & World of Succulents. It provides info on the ORIGINS of the plants that I found very useful.
Superbum "grows" in the GOLDILOCK ZONE. If grown outdoors in summer, but it stops growing when it gets too hot(over30°C/86°F). But...if brought indoors in a contolled, airconditioned environment, they continue to grow and will only stop growing when temperature gets too cold for them. In conclusion....Superbum dormancy is Winter & Summer. Have a lovely day and thanks for watching.🥰
Thank you thank you. I think I'm similar in elements as yours, but it's different. Thank you for taking the time to respond. I send best wishes as you go through each new day.
I ❤ YOUR VIDEOS , PLEASE DONT CHANGE ❤~m
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Thank you, Mary. This video is dedicated to you.😘 Have a lovely evening. 🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you for explaining..😊
Have a lovely day Liz..❤❤❤
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True the fire kaayo imong topic granny 😅
How about if humid ang Area granny dapat ba sila I water? Or kay Basin ma Steam sila ahahaha
Nalilibog na ako granny (confused😂)
Same rule apply. Depende sa tanum. Always let soil dry first, then soak to make sure everything gets wet. 🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK salamat granny 🥰
Hiya, uk viewer here... i was just wondering what happened to your boat, i think the story got cut off 😂
It did not get cut off. We did lose the boat on Part 1. But on Part 2, I showed a picture of a different boat.😉I can't put everything in one or two videos. The Saga continues. 😊Hope you keep watching to find out. Thanks for watching and have a lovely day!🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK i will rewatch po 🤩 i have been inspired by you po and so I am now growing my collection... to my husband's (un)delight 🤣. Have you got a Semponium? The new hybrid of sempervivum and aeonium?
@@redweegee I Have many sempervivum and aeonium. I know it's a lot of videos but please take a look at my PLAYLIST. Thank you.🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK its "semponium" po, the new hybrids from Surreal Succulents of Cornwall po. You might want to have a look po. They might not be as pretty as your echeverias but i think they are winter hardy's too. Not sure if its sold in Australia tho, so apologies.
@@redweegee Thank you so much! Not available in Australia yet. But I will be on the look out for it. Definitely A MUST!😁 Thank you so much again.🤗 Have a lovely evening.🥰
Afternoon Liz I’m just off work and watching you ❤hey just a question? How easy is it to grow succulents from seeds? I’ve never tried and seeds good in price .Could you name a few good ones or easier ones to grow from seeds.If you can that would be great.🦘❤️🐨
I've only grown a few. I'll put a link on my Seed Growing playlist below. Also watch out for the next VLOG video. Have a lovely evening.🥰
ruclips.net/p/PLrXnzlHRKzoutZQOiHrUdVCttq8My0Jin