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So helpful! Your plants look gorgeous btw!! I know this is a necro comment but this video particularly helped me with my seed harvesting learning

Where is the planting video?

Hi Mick, your videos are great - thanks for sharing them! Can you pollinate a flower with pollen from the same plant - or do you need two separate plants? Thanks!

I'd like to try pollinating a creeping Sedum species like Album, Sexangulare, Hispanicum, Lydium or similar with stored pollen from a crinkle leafed Echeveria 'Cheyenne'. Any tips by any chance? Are Sedums, Echeverias and Graptopetalums even generally compatible or is that rather the exception?

Podía ser traducido al español el vídeo ?

What is the pottibg soil mix, sorry im a newbie

Can you please suggest shade cloth for 30-35 °C (86-95 °F) Summers? Based on your video I am thinking of 50% white as I need it for outdoor succulents (mainly Sedums, Echeverias, Crassulas and Pachyphytums) without a greenhouse. Spring is only 20-25 °C (68-77 °F), do I need a different one for Spring or do I need any?

Really enjoyed the video do you get mealy bug in Australia they are a pain in England

I only have one plant thats sending up just one flower bud! Can you pollinate one plant with its own pollen ?

And here i thought the white dust on my new succulent (from bunnings) was normal 😅 smh haha its quite thick since I've had it for a few months now, would this solution still work? Or is it best to bin the plant and start again? Lol because now im noticing it travel to my other succulents ( im in qld also)

SE Qld'er here. I keep seeing lots of conflicting info on when these guys are dormant and growing. Have seen other southern aussies saying Echeveria are active in winter. Written articles online are worse, and it doesnt seem to matter if its american or australian, there is no consistency.

Thank you for this video, sir! It has helped me as a US grower understanding this plant!

I have an indoor echeveria that has flowered every spring. Is it possible for it to produce viable seeds without pollination?? There are seeds in the dried stalks I have.

Thank you! I couldn’t find a video on separating the bulbs until yours. This was so helpful!

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Why not set up the tripod so she can talk too! Little distracting when the director is talking over the person in front of the camera.

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Can you do more on sempervivums? Cross pollinating?

If the out leaves are extremely overwatered from the store I purchased from and new leaves are fully formed and still can’t absorb them, can you cut off part of the old leaves to help?

Can you do a video on sedum?

When you head chop an echeveria, do you cut the entire rosette and just leave the stalk? Will it really sprout multiple new rosettes from the top? It feels a bit scary to chop the head off of my beautiful plant.

I like to leave them bc the flowers attract lots of hummingbirds. But now that I know they propagate well, I might need to expand my collection.

I’d love a video that breaks down the different varieties and when each is dormant/growing so I can make a chart. 😊

I have mealybugs on my attenuata and can’t seem to irradiate them! The bugs hide deep between the leaves and it’s hard to treat. I’ve tried a bit of rubbing alcohol diluted in water which usually works on my other plants that have had mealybugs, but to no avail on my attenuata. Any advice??

Loving all the info I’m learning about succulents from your channel. Most of which I own as I’m in San Diego and they are sooo easy to care for here. I found myself incredibly distracted though by that gorgeous arrangement just behind your elbow though! 🥰 would love some videos about planting arrangements and the like. Thank you for sharing!

I’m in the northern hemisphere in San Diego California. When you refer to seasons, are you talking about your local climate in the summer months?

I have these and they are dying can you please help me. I only water them once per day idk why they're dying

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Do you buy seeds and if so , where from? Thanks

Does this flower smell..?

This was so helpful thank you!!

do you deal with Cotyledon singularis ?

Do you have to chill your seed first??

I would like to try a cross pollination of Echeveria Elegans x Echeveria agavoides

Do you put rooting horomone right after you cut them or after it caluses?

Thank you so much 👍🇮🇩

BEAR'S PAW COTYLEDON TOMENTOSA Rare shrub succulent with fuzzy green leaves that are tipped with tiny "claws". Water every couple of weeks in summer, and only about once a month in winter. Loves bright, indirect sunlight

I have succulent plants that have pups growing but they aren’t the same as yours in the video .. is there a way I can send a video of them too you for advice on how to pot them and care for ???

Great video, thanks for showing me how to collect the seeds. Having a greenhouse while its raining is a bonus. I'm enjoying mine because I can work on my plants in winter

So sorry about the scammers:( your succulents are beautiful! Congratulations to the winners!!

This is gold!!!!!

Where do you buy your seeds from? Thanks for the information in your video.

What is best time to propagate in uk please

Thank you, I bought that exact fertiliser and gave my succulents a teaspoon/table spoon each this morning.

I’m wish you also show how to use this - product .. Zlata Florida

Hi. This is a fantastic video. I learned a lot thanks to you, thank you! 1:04 I tried to pollinate my baby toes flowers and I think it work because it is getting plumpier (previous flowers I didn't touched got thin and just dried out), but how do I know when will it be time to harvest the seeds? I read flower bud must dried and get crispy? Can you help me out? thanks

he kill all the babys 😢

A nuisance which I have in my area (Outside the USA) is black rot - While my Echeverias seem mostly resistant to pests, black rot (which I assume is a fungus) may hit at anytime. The Echeverias would grow well for few months without any problem. A black rot infestation may start either at the base (from the roots or anywhere on the base of the stem) as well as at the growth tip. In either case, the rot spreads very quickly and the plant may drop its leaves overnight. The rosette appears to "shatter" without notice and drop all of its leaves almost at once.