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I purchased an Echeveria Angel Kissed at Home Depot. It was dripping in water from the store. I know I will not need to water this plant for a while.

As good as this video is, I’m having a problem with the pronunciations! People come to sites like this to learn but come away with wrong pronunciations by “the experts”! Agave is pronounced: Ah-gah-vay with the emphasis on gah. Echeveria is pronounced: Eh-chay-ver-ia. The ch is pronounced like chicken. Kalanchoe is pronounced: Ka- lan-cho. The emphasis is on lan and the ch is again, pronounced like chicken! Sedum is pronounced: see-dum.

Thank you!!

LOVE HER VIDEO!

Great video, very informative, thank you!

Very interesting! Thank you.

Thank you for such an informative video with excellent reference pictures. I’ve been babysitting my mother’s succulent and I’m afraid it might be beyond help ☹️ I only watered it once when I thought the soil was dry (though I can’t be sure my father didn’t also water it) but we then got a series of days with extremely high humidity so that moisture was stuck there. None of us know much about growing succulents and the little guy was already struggling but there’d been some new growth so we were feeling optimistic. It is potted indoors so it sounds like it didn’t have good chances to begin with but it still bums me out that Mum will come back shortly to a dying plant ☹️

Thank you for Sharing your beautiful succulents lovely collections happy planting ❤❤❤❤❤

I want that butt pot!!

Dead heading is cool if you want cluster plants. If you want many plants, leaf pullings under grow lights man. I went from 3 to 50 in 2 months. Can't do that with chopping off the head. It takes as long to root one head than grow many 2 inch babies!

So very striking! Thanks for sharing

I agree 😊

Beautiful, beautiful succulents in this video, WOW

Your so right! I just got a medusa euphoria,its not doing great i think its planted too low. I keep turning the pot upside down not much help. Im probably going to pull it out and up some fingers crossed 😮

Love your video but don't need music. Annoying, want to hear you ONLY but music.

Hi Madam, I just rescued a baby Echeveria and have been bingeing your videos. I feel more equipped and your knowledge has certainly helped. Please keep doing what you do!

Thank you for the information

You're succies are out of this world. I want them all!!! I practiced on common and cheap succulents and I am starting to expand my collection.

I successfully raised some Anacampseros from seed I collected. I was so sure they weren’t going to spout let alone survive their first season. But now they’re even bigger and healthier than its parent plant!

Always wondered about how some succulents can grow from seeds, but never saw them before. Had a much bigger idea of the seeds, and only realized how so many are actually seeds and can spread to other place to try and grow. Fascinating how nature evolves for these guys. Thanks for the great video, I would definitely love mixing and creating hybrids at some stage with similar species, but need more information and research as to not make weak hybrids bound to fail and die.

Another great video! I've got several haworthias about to bloom that I'm planning to try my hand at manually pollinating. Is the seed pod process fairly similar to echeveria? The last time I tried, the flowers kept creating a clear, sticky dew-like substance and I gave up on that round.

your plants are very gorgeous! especially the aeoniums! I agree lol your "sad" plants dont look neglected at all. my succulents which had been left alone for 2 years in a very shaded area and only got watered when we had typhoons looked so much worse. they were very lanky, dry, etiolated, have uneven and pale leaves and have mealy bugs in them 😅 I think we have been so used to seeing flawless looking succulents(which had been grown meticulously in greenhouses/farms) that we think anything less than perfect is sad and uncared for.

I absolutely love watching your videos,thank you but please turn the background music down

very useful info thnx

I like your videos. Your advice is so practical. Also, despite the fact that your nursery is a bit far from my home in Texas, your experience with climate swings from high temps, uneven periods of rain, etc. seems closer to my climate than those California wimps with their ideal temps and rain. My question is: I have "babies" poppng out on three of my echiverias that went leggy (before I discovered grow lights). They are at the top of a long stem. Do I leave them on the stem? What do I do when the grow so big that the plant won't stay upright? Signed - Texas Succulent Newby

I see you're the owner of a small nursery too. How awesome. You have to definitely love it to do it cuz you sure are getting rich from doing it LOL well not rich with money anyway.

Thank you for Sharing your beautiful plants lovely collections happy planting ❤❤❤❤

You read my mind! I found some discarded “sticks” (without any leaves on them) on the footpath down the South Coast at the end of last summer, and I brought them home and tried to propagate them in water. They stayed as sticks for 3 months. I then stuck them into a pot of soil and watered them. Still nothing. Then two weeks ago I went away to the Blue Mountains and crossed my fingers that my plants would all survive. I arrived home this evening to discover that the sticks had magically started growing leaves whilst I was away! I was then able to take a photo and search online to discover that the “sticks“ indeed were Portulacaria Afra! :)

Mine are in flower Pretoria South AfricA

Just absolutely loved the pictures during the transitions, especially the Christmas one. As a South African, this is one of the most seen and used plants all around everyone's garden, shop or park, but one of the most adored, beautiful, simple to take care of and appreciated succulents. Even in its abundance, I can't stop but take a good few seconds to stare and take in this plant when I see it. Thanks for another amazing delivered video. I myself have never seen one flower, so curious to actually see it one day. 😁

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Awesome video! Thank you for an honest feedback about succulent terrariums !!

Is it advisable to mist succulent cuttings inorder to root?

Thank you for talking about how lyit takes to roots and make a full pot. I grow & sell plants atca local flea market. I joke when I sell " yeah this is six years old & 2 dollars. It really takes some time and some of these plants & makes some of the prices understandable 😊 some not lol. Plus like you said depending on where you are. Floridian here hurricanes and all😊😊😊

Is it pokey??

Thankyou so much.I love succulents 😃

Wealth of information. Answered all my questions. I like informative videos which and to the point. I’m grateful to find your channel. Thank you very much.

Such good information!, Thanks for sharing,

Great educational video! Thanks!

Spot on as usual 😊💚

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Thank you from Cape Town South Africa.

... or you sit there and think "how on earth do I get rid of those 5000 Graptosedum", because there is no more space for other plants.

Love your cattle dog. He looks like my dog, “Hey You” 😊

My succulents are happily growing outside. In the rain and sun. I love your videos. I have learnt a lot. After the rains lots of snails for sure. What do you use for the diseases of the succulents. I had a huge plant with scales. I used sanitizer 😮 Please anyone don’t say I am lying. I could show you if you want to see my succulents. .

My succulents are happily growing outside. In the rain and sun. I love your videos. I have learnt a lot.

Mine exactly grows near an Echeveria Perle like at 2:20 😅

It’s my hobby to collect as many varieties possible. Strangely it rained cats and dogs for almost 6 weeks here while I was overseas. I was worried about my plants as I have about 50 % in the ground and 50 % in pots. I experienced what I thought was loss of one plant. It was actually loss of 3 plants. The one plant I have not been able to replace yet.

I am in Cape Town South Africa. I love making arrangements. I see you have all the same plants as I have.

Love your channel , are you aware the web link on the description is not working properly? Would love to know if ypu sell direct to the public as a few you show are not available in nurseries in Australia?