Good morning Liz!! I would like to share something with you. After watching your videos, learning how to grow succulents, I finally purchased an expensive plant. A Jelly Jam! I’ve looked high and low for one worth the money. I fell in love with it watching Pedro nibble at yours and you telling him to stop. Cracked me up and made me look for it in your vlogs. You bring so much happiness to a lot of people. Thank you for sharing your garden and life. 🥰 Love your morning, noon, and night 😁
😁Thank you for a lovely comment. Put a smile on my face. I bought 3 strains of jelly jam. So far, 2 strains survived. The 3rd one seems to be the strongest. The 2nd strain died but I managed to get some leaves grown from it. Wishing you all the best with your jelly jam. Have a great day!🥰
So many things i learnt again. I always watched the crested ones grow big and then watch helplessly as they kind of dried up. I wl now remb to take cuttings before the base dry up. Also i need to take cuttings now as our summers begin earlier and are nasty now a days so no leaf or cutting gets time to settle. And shd get cuttings when they r healthy. And be fearless about performing radicle surgery on healthy succus so u can propagate them. My heart was skipping beats when the ruby slippers crests were coming off but now I realise thats the way to have new plants and also save a crest. Pedro was italian today!! Thanku always fr making these vdos and helping us add to iur knowledge.
You are most welcome, Swati. Thank you for watching and always commenting. I'm glad I'm able to share new info in caring for your babies. Have a fantastic day!🥰
I love these videos! Learning more about succulents, propagating and caring for them please do more of these ❤🎉 and arranging them, before and afters of the areas you are working on ❤❤
It’s still so beautiful despite the neglect Liz, and half a year to years time with your love and attention it will be back to or close to where you want it to your standard again 💕 I’m going to check my crested Fred Ives after watching now. Much love 🥰
Hi Liz, as always I love watching your videos. Thank you for saying the name, of that beautiful purple plant you have there. I think it is so pretty. You really love caring for your plants, and as you clean them up again, and prune them, it really shows. Your Plants are so beautiful. Good to see the monkey tail Plant looking so good in the house. The one you almost forgot. LOL Wishing you a lovely day, from Alberta Canada.
Hi Liz. I think your garden is still very beautiful even if it got a little neglected. I can look at it over and over and over. You got so much one look is not enough. Liz I even pause the video to look around. It's so nice. Ah hi Pedro Ono noodle. The first time I saw Pedro eat food I was shock cause I didn't know they eat table food I always thought they ate bird seeds. So cute. Thank you Liz always showing Pedro. You are awesome. That's a healthy breakfast. Yummy. God bless Liz always. ❤❤❤❤
Afternoon Liz now you have all your babies to look after ❤you have magic fingers and you love looking after them ❤it will keep you busy and we are along for this new beginning.🦘❤️🐨🙏🏻
hi, Ms. Liz, it's okay with your green thumb 👍 and the ❤❤❤ for you plants they understand. sooner not later, they will feel your love and care for them again and more... take it one day at a time... I can relate to you bcuz 40% of my succulents were neglected due to hot hot weather and a roller coaster of depression. however, watching you makes me bring back that loving feeling for my succulents again. thank you. ❤❤❤
I don't think I'll ever lose my love for these beauties. They are so fascinating. The good thing is.... They will come back and the ones that are gone....In my opinion, are really not worth keeping. Thank you so much for watching, Anne and glad to know I inspire you. Have a fantastic day!🥰
Hi Liz, thank you for sharing again 🥰 The Pulvinata crest is so beautiful, if you decided to sell the propagated one please consider selling one to me. And the Ottonna Capensis variegated attractive too, love to buy some from you if you are selling. I won't take up too much of your time😍 Glad to listen to your cheerful voice 🥰
Just not selling at the moment because I need to grow them for myself for projects I had in mind. Hope you enjoy the rest of the day despite the wind. Take care.🥰
I think in the wild, they don't have access to KFC and Mcdonalds🤣that's why they only grass seeds and minerals. Pedro will try anything and also seems to know herbs for self medication. I think they are much smarter than us and can understand us better than ourselves. Have a great day, Val and thanks for watching.🥰
Good morning Liz. Garden looks amazing as always. I enjoy waking up and seeing a new video posted. The clean up is coming along and I can't wait to see all the progress over the next few months. Have a great day. M
Talk about pressure, Michelle.😂I was planning more a few years. 🤣The garden will get done when it's done. I have to first live. Thanks you so much for watching and hoping for your continued support. Have a great day! 🥰
Just realised that half of my last comment was meant to be about the props you are taking in this video. You’re doing the right thing according to the biologist 👩🔬
He visited me the other night.😊I'm sure they're still around whenever I think of them. Have a great day, Mary and hope you're having a better day than us; here in windy Canberra.🥰
I took the cuttings 12 days ago and I'm about to pot them up and water them. The ones that are potted up on the day of the cuttings, will also get watered after 2 weeks for some plants, but some succulents like sedum or crassula for example, can be watered straightaway. Thanks for watching and have a great day!🥰
I am curious to know the type of weather you have in your seasons. We have really cold freezing temps here in the winter with snow on occasions and our Summer can get to the upper90s in the Summer. How do you keep all of your plants alive through your Winters?
The minimum and maximum temperature we had here in Canberra, Australia, or should I say.... my succulents have experienced are -11°C to 43°C| 12.2°F to 109.4°F. But our yearly average are -7 to 40°C | 19.4 to 104°F. I tend to bring indoors the frost sensitive ones depending on the weather forecast. Some I cover with frost cloth but most of them are left to endure the frost and survive. It's a matter of knowing exactly which species can handle what degree of frost. It's very specific to individual plant and the conditioning/acclimating/age the plants have been hardened to. 🥰
Hi Liz thank you for sharing your beautiful babies. All so beautiful. God bless
Thank you! You too! Have a great day!🥰
So therapeutic watching your videos❤
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching and have a great day!🥰
Good morning Liz!! I would like to share something with you. After watching your videos, learning how to grow succulents, I finally purchased an expensive plant. A Jelly Jam! I’ve looked high and low for one worth the money. I fell in love with it watching Pedro nibble at yours and you telling him to stop. Cracked me up and made me look for it in your vlogs. You bring so much happiness to a lot of people. Thank you for sharing your garden and life. 🥰 Love your morning, noon, and night 😁
😁Thank you for a lovely comment. Put a smile on my face. I bought 3 strains of jelly jam. So far, 2 strains survived. The 3rd one seems to be the strongest. The 2nd strain died but I managed to get some leaves grown from it. Wishing you all the best with your jelly jam. Have a great day!🥰
So many things i learnt again. I always watched the crested ones grow big and then watch helplessly as they kind of dried up. I wl now remb to take cuttings before the base dry up. Also i need to take cuttings now as our summers begin earlier and are nasty now a days so no leaf or cutting gets time to settle. And shd get cuttings when they r healthy. And be fearless about performing radicle surgery on healthy succus so u can propagate them. My heart was skipping beats when the ruby slippers crests were coming off but now I realise thats the way to have new plants and also save a crest. Pedro was italian today!! Thanku always fr making these vdos and helping us add to iur knowledge.
You are most welcome, Swati. Thank you for watching and always commenting. I'm glad I'm able to share new info in caring for your babies. Have a fantastic day!🥰
Omg😂 he's such a messy eater😂
magandang happn po sa inyo Ms. liz
Good afternoon, Ibyang. Hope you're having a great day. Thanks for watching.🥰
I love these videos! Learning more about succulents, propagating and caring for them please do more of these ❤🎉 and arranging them, before and afters of the areas you are working on ❤❤
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have a fantastic day!🥰
It’s still so beautiful despite the neglect Liz, and half a year to years time with your love and attention it will be back to or close to where you want it to your standard again 💕
I’m going to check my crested Fred Ives after watching now. Much love 🥰
I'm glad that inspired you to work on your garden. Thanks for watching, Chris and have a great day!🥰
Love the video!!! You sound like your in good spirits today.
Always in good spirit even when I'm not. 😁Hope you're keeping well. 🤗Thanks for watching.🥰
Fun video Liz! Great prop instruction video!
Thanks for watching, Molly. Glad you enjoyed the video. Have a fantastic day!🥰
Hi Liz, as always I love watching your videos. Thank you for saying the name, of that beautiful purple plant you have there. I think it is so pretty. You really love caring for your plants, and as you clean them up again, and prune them, it really shows. Your Plants are so beautiful. Good to see the monkey tail Plant looking so good in the house. The one you almost forgot. LOL Wishing you a lovely day, from Alberta Canada.
Monkey tail is already outside. Hope it doesn't get hit by frost again. Thanks for watching, Kathy and have a great day!🥰
Hi Liz. I think your garden is still very beautiful even if it got a little neglected. I can look at it over and over and over. You got so much one look is not enough. Liz I even pause the video to look around. It's so nice. Ah hi Pedro Ono noodle. The first time I saw Pedro eat food I was shock cause I didn't know they eat table food I always thought they ate bird seeds. So cute. Thank you Liz always showing Pedro. You are awesome. That's a healthy breakfast. Yummy. God bless Liz always. ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, Pedro eats almost everything. Have a fantastic day!🥰
Afternoon Liz now you have all your babies to look after ❤you have magic fingers and you love looking after them ❤it will keep you busy and we are along for this new beginning.🦘❤️🐨🙏🏻
It will take a while but at least I'm moving forward. Thanks for watching and have a great day!🥰
hi, Ms. Liz, it's okay with your green thumb 👍 and the ❤❤❤ for you plants they understand. sooner not later, they will feel your love and care for them again and more... take it one day at a time... I can relate to you bcuz 40% of my succulents were neglected due to hot hot weather and a roller coaster of depression. however, watching you makes me bring back that loving feeling for my succulents again. thank you. ❤❤❤
I don't think I'll ever lose my love for these beauties. They are so fascinating. The good thing is.... They will come back and the ones that are gone....In my opinion, are really not worth keeping. Thank you so much for watching, Anne and glad to know I inspire you. Have a fantastic day!🥰
Cleanup video!! 👏🏻👏🏻♥️♥️♥️💕💕💕👏🏻👏🏻♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ and the way you apologise to the plant. Yes, that’s what you do. Love you Liz. Thankyou for making videos.
Next....😁
😊👍😊🌸🌺🙏🙏
Have a great weekend, Lidia. 🥰
Hi Liz, thank you for sharing again 🥰
The Pulvinata crest is so beautiful, if you decided to sell the propagated one please consider selling one to me. And the Ottonna Capensis variegated attractive too, love to buy some from you if you are selling. I won't take up too much of your time😍
Glad to listen to your cheerful voice 🥰
Just not selling at the moment because I need to grow them for myself for projects I had in mind. Hope you enjoy the rest of the day despite the wind. Take care.🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you, keep on propagating and enjoy them!🥰
You are such a good succulent mama..talking to your plants and propagating for their own good. ❤I used to feed my parakeet human food too.🍜
I think in the wild, they don't have access to KFC and Mcdonalds🤣that's why they only grass seeds and minerals. Pedro will try anything and also seems to know herbs for self medication. I think they are much smarter than us and can understand us better than ourselves. Have a great day, Val and thanks for watching.🥰
Hello Liz, i love your channel. Alles gut.
Thank you so much, Enribuen. And to you too! Have a fantastic day!🥰
Good morning Liz. Garden looks amazing as always. I enjoy waking up and seeing a new video posted. The clean up is coming along and I can't wait to see all the progress over the next few months. Have a great day. M
Talk about pressure, Michelle.😂I was planning more a few years. 🤣The garden will get done when it's done. I have to first live. Thanks you so much for watching and hoping for your continued support. Have a great day! 🥰
Liz a question. What did you use to write the name of P. Ruby Blush on the ticket? The writing seems not to have faded at all.
2HB pencil. They are soooo much better that permanent markers that are not permanent.🤣Thanks for watching, Kerrie and have a fantastic day!🥰
Love that Planter that looks like a person. LOL It's so cute.
Just realised that half of my last comment was meant to be about the props you are taking in this video. You’re doing the right thing according to the biologist 👩🔬
I'm glad the biologist agree.😉Thanks for watching, Natalie. Have a great day!🥰
Another beautiful video..
Thats a basket of pretty cuttings...❤❤❤
❤ to pedro where ever u are..❤
He visited me the other night.😊I'm sure they're still around whenever I think of them. Have a great day, Mary and hope you're having a better day than us; here in windy Canberra.🥰
I am just amazed watching you with your plants. Just amazing.😊
Thank you for watching, Cynthis. Have a great day!🥰
Takaw ni Pedro 😜🥰
🌹🌹🌹🌹!!!!
How long do you let the cuttings in dry soil before giving its first water?
I took the cuttings 12 days ago and I'm about to pot them up and water them. The ones that are potted up on the day of the cuttings, will also get watered after 2 weeks for some plants, but some succulents like sedum or crassula for example, can be watered straightaway. Thanks for watching and have a great day!🥰
I am curious to know the type of weather you have in your seasons. We have really cold freezing temps here in the winter with snow on occasions and our Summer can get to the upper90s in the Summer. How do you keep all of your plants alive through your Winters?
The minimum and maximum temperature we had here in Canberra, Australia, or should I say.... my succulents have experienced are -11°C to 43°C| 12.2°F to 109.4°F. But our yearly average are -7 to 40°C | 19.4 to 104°F.
I tend to bring indoors the frost sensitive ones depending on the weather forecast. Some I cover with frost cloth but most of them are left to endure the frost and survive. It's a matter of knowing exactly which species can handle what degree of frost. It's very specific to individual plant and the conditioning/acclimating/age the plants have been hardened to. 🥰