I live in CT and our soil collects a lot of water. I have planted hardy succulents very successfully by adding a very fast draining mix to combat the moisture from our rainy times. My succulents are all healthy and are thriving. Just a suggestion that you may find helpful. Liz🌵
Elizabeth Carlson thank you for this comment and my apologies for late reply. I wasn’t notified about your comment sooner😭. This is a fantastic tip and I will definitely be using it in the future! Thanks again for taking your time to watch and comment. Have a great week xoxo
They will do fine now in dry soil. Just leave them be and only water when you lightly tug on them and they give resistance. They are beautiful aloe! :) xoxoxoxo
I think these will fo just fine and you got them in time. Aloe are pretty strong and resilient and in dry soil the will be good. Thanks for sharing 👍☺️ ❤️.
I live in San Angelo Texas. And planted mine outside in the ground but it’s rained a little bit much as well. It’s usually hot and dry. Ty I’ve learned a lot from your video.
Your so welcome Maria. I would love to see your front yard once you finish planting and designing all your beautiful cacti and succulents. Texas sure is a nice place to do that in too. Xoxo
Jt Rose I’m so glad to hear that! Hey I always say trial and error, that’s how we develop our green thumb so no worries it’s a win win either way my friend. Sorry about late reply! I didn’t get a notification of your comment left! Xoxo
Hi, I’m glad you took that one out of the ground. I would not be able to put fresh cuttings in the ground here in Florida because the weather is unpredictable. If I make a arrangement of cuttings I don’t leave it out. I hope the beautiful aloe does well!
Good luck!! Hope these make it. I’m thinking with the rot cut off and dry soil they have a good chance!! They’re beautiful. I’m in Utah so all my plants are inside for the winter no outdoor tapestry for me 🥶yours looks good so far
@@TheSucculentHome I don't do much I just check the constantly and if they look to soggy I move them to a sunnier area once it gets warmer. I also try to make sure they have a drainage if in a pot the ones in ground they do just Fine but I hardly ever water those maybe once to twice a month if that.
Thank you Trish! Welcome to the succulent home. I hope to hear from you soon another videos. Are you to a succulent lover like myself and if so do you have an Instagram I would love to see some of your succulent Arrangements. XOXO
Hi! I know this video is old but my aloe is over watered and it is so droopy and I have no soil to replace it with since it’s out of season. My plant is staring to rest on the side of the pot and it is still green will I be able to save it?
Hey Patricia, I'm be giving another update soon on these but I'm so glad you left a comment and I'm sorry I'm barely seeing it and responded now. Thank you for leaving me a comment and for watching. Xoxo
@Joyce Shelby how are your aloes doing now after having them under the lights? Im also in IL..I have 3 aloes that were really thriving. I don't have a lot of places to put them with natural sunlight inside my house. And 1 of my aloes died. I had the other 2 in a window..the window had a leak and got drenched in water. Im not sure what to do with it :( trying to bring her back to life. Shes looking pretty sad and droopy. The other one didn't get soaked at all and has 2 pups growing. So thankful that one is ok! Thinking maybe I need to get new soil and repot it. And was also thinking of getting a light for them.
Hey Jennifer sorry I didnt get to see this message earlier but thanks for leaving a comment and for your positivity. Has yours been staying alive? 😁xoxo
Hi and welcome to my channel, where everyone is welcome🤗. I do have an update on a video I uploaded I believe 2 or 3 weeks oago call the "Succulent Tapestry Vlog Update / Lowes Lavender Planting." go check it out if you can. I believe it's a 1 and 20 sec in when I show you those aloe's and how they're doing. Xoxo hope this helps!!
@@TheSucculentHome Melissa hey the same thing happened but it's just that it was my first plant and I overwatered .....I cut the rot and pot it like you did. And I have 10 2 inch pups hopefully the roots will grow. But can you let me know how you got your aloes to get roots again......when did you water etc....plz
Do you know what I can do with aloe Vera plants? I have so many.there taking over lol. When i start mine off I normally put them in water until they get a root.then I put them in soil.
I know that you can use aloe for medical reason like sun burns, rash, acne, burns as well as eczema but not aloe can be used for this. Usually you can see those at lowes and they have a medical cross on the tag to let us know that's the health benefit one. Hopefully this helps... thanks for your water tip. Xoxo
@@TheSucculentHome I do!! Feels like Seattle,WA.. Our rains everyday there!! I'm waiting for my leaves to grow roots, they just callassed.. So I'm hoping they will grow roots!!
moodyfam1able try to only stick with well draining soil specificities succulents and cactus. I use the Kellog brand at lowes. It’s for palms citrus and cactus mix. Thank you for leaving a comment xoxo
How are your aloes doing now after all of this? Hope they survived and are thriving now!! have 3 aloes that were really thriving. I live in IL so they're indoors for the winter. During spring, summer, and most of fall I keep them in my screened in porch where they get lots of sunlight. I don't have a lot of places to put them indoors with natural sunlight inside my house. And 1 of my aloes died. I had the other 2 in a window..the window had a leak and 1 got drenched in water. Im not sure what to do with it :( trying to bring her back to life. Shes looking pretty sad and droopy. The other one didn't get soaked at all and has 2 pups growing. So thankful that one is ok! Thinking maybe I need to get new soil and repot it. And was also thinking of getting a light for them. Any ideas?
I apologies Ashley for late response its showing your message in spam but i hope your Aloes are doing fine! how are they right now? thank you for reaching out and again I'm so sorry for late response back. xo
@@TheSucculentHome No worries. Thank you for responding at all! The 1 with the pups is doing really well. The other one is still really droopy. The leaves are falling down and hardly stand up on their own. I have some bamboo sticks to keep them upright. I purchased new soil for them, the cactus/ succulent kind. Repotted it and only water it when the soil starts to dry out. When I repotted it the roots were really short, when they were very long at one point. So I'm really not sure what's going on. I think it's a lack of sunlight. I give them as much as I possibly can but it doesn't seem to be enough.
Maria, I use to be so scared I was going to kill them but you definitely find your nitch after many fails but the blessing comes from learning from my mistakes so now I feel a little more confident...
Theda Burke Sorry for late reply! I was not notified about your comment earlier and for that I apologize. It is OK to replant them right away as long as it’s in dry soil and I stay away from not watering for a while. A while being at least 3 to 4 weeks! Thank you for your comment and again I apologize xoxo
I wonder this too I am in zone 7 and new to succulents so I'm worried about the rain too all of mine are in pots but there are still to many to take down and put up every time we get rain.. so far they are doing good but I completely lose my mind when it rains.
I'm so sorry for late reply. I did not see a notification about your comment but I hope your succulents are doing well and adjusted to all the rain that you got this year. In the future if it helps I covered some of my succulents by putting them underneath my covered patio and or you can use a tarp just for the days where the rain falls hard and for long periods of time. XOXO
@@babyblue3353 hi baby blue thank you for adding your comments on this video. I apologize for the late returning reply for some reason I didn't get a notification on this comment bat for the future I usually bring some of my delicate succulents under my covered patio for others I just put a tarp on top for the days where it rains hard. How did your succulents survive through the winter months! I look forward to having you still stay connected on my channel do you have a Instagram that I could possibly see some of your succulents? I would love to support you XOXO
Rimsanas' Scrap Store they survived! What you see me doing here is what saved my Aloes! I actually have update video following this one but yes if you catch them in time they will survive! Thanks for watching and for commenting xoxo
Rimsanas' Scrap Store you can use a growth hormone or succulent fertilizer but I just let mine be and grow at the rate nature has them to but as far as rain I say you can put an umbrella over to just protect from directly raining on them and or if they are calluses already they should be fine and won’t get root rot💞
Karen Waldrop in this case no because I re planted them as fresh cutting and chose not to water for a while which is why I was able to plant them in dry soil. Thank you for Leaving a comment and for watching! I love to share my hobby with succulent friends like you! Xoxo
There is a follow up video. It's in one of my backyard tour videos. it's a vlog where I include an update on those but to make it quick and if you can't find it, then let me just let you know they are doing great and I'm so glad that I re-planted them when I did. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and watching. I hope to hear from you soon and some of my other videos! XOXO
So many ppl have different ways, water, don't water.. For such an easy plant, I'm totally confused!! I'm in zone 7 & have a green thumb for anything other then the succulents!! I've never grown these before..
Me too same boat it feels like but what Iv learned is the less water the better. That's why their so drought tolerant. I planted this in the wrong season but hey trial and error makes our green thumb better... dont give up on yourself when it comes to your succulents, believe me it gets better! Xoxo
No you can do both. I have succulents and cactus in my house and outside. The key to inside succulents is to have well lit areas but other then that they will do fine... tfw and for your comment xoxo
Just curious what state do you live in? I need an Ohio succulent friend, I thought if you dipped the waterlogged fresh cutting into cinnamon it would absorb some of the water and make it callous quickly, is that a lie?
nerdypinkglasses yes I a lot of updates in previous videos that I recorded after this one. They are doing great. I saved them just I. Time and have moved them all over my back yard since😍. Thank you for watching and for commenting xoxo
They are doing great and welcome to the succulent home! Sorry for late reply, I just saw your comment now but I hope to look forward 2 hearing from you another videos. XOXO
The Succulent Home Have you ever watched Maria’s Garden? She has a nursery with desert roses, succulents, and house plants. It is a great resource. She uses cinnamon on cuts and new plantings and replantings. Is is anti-fungal, and helps dry up cuts. In fact she beheads succulents and instead of letting them callous over she dips them in cinnamon right away. If you haven’t already, go watch her. She is a dear person and LOVES all of her plants.
im from calif. its very hot right now my plants are burning a little im watching them,,now they are all in shade... love watching you ...
you should put cinna,,men cant spell to great.
I live in CT and our soil collects a lot of water. I have planted hardy succulents very successfully by adding a very fast draining mix to combat the moisture from our rainy times. My succulents are all healthy and are thriving. Just a suggestion that you may find helpful.
Liz🌵
Elizabeth Carlson thank you for this comment and my apologies for late reply. I wasn’t notified about your comment sooner😭. This is a fantastic tip and I will definitely be using it in the future! Thanks again for taking your time to watch and comment. Have a great week xoxo
It's all good. Thanks for the vid. I followed your advice and now have a bunch of really healthy plants looking for new homes.
W.D. N thank you for this comment! For some reason I was not notified about it. I’m so glad to hear they survived 🤗
I love how enviormental friendly this was. This was a good idea, thanks for sharing
Thanks love. I hope it does better. Xoxo
Really good video and recovery effort! Got it just in time. Keep us updated 🙏🏽
Yes, I think I did. Thanks for the support friend. Xoxo
Do not be nerves. At times You have a success, at times You Fail. This is the part of the planting GAME. Good Luck.
Thank you for such great encouragement. I truly appreciate you. Xoxo
They will do fine now in dry soil. Just leave them be and only water when you lightly tug on them and they give resistance. They are beautiful aloe! :) xoxoxoxo
Yes, I believe your right. Thanks for reconfirming my efforts. Xoxo
I think these will fo just fine and you got them in time. Aloe are pretty strong and resilient and in dry soil the will be good. Thanks for sharing 👍☺️ ❤️.
I live in San Angelo Texas. And planted mine outside in the ground but it’s rained a little bit much as well. It’s usually hot and dry. Ty I’ve learned a lot from your video.
Your so welcome Maria. I would love to see your front yard once you finish planting and designing all your beautiful cacti and succulents. Texas sure is a nice place to do that in too. Xoxo
I should have done this with mine sadface...live and learn...thanks! You helped me for the next time.
Jt Rose I’m so glad to hear that! Hey I always say trial and error, that’s how we develop our green thumb so no worries it’s a win win either way my friend. Sorry about late reply! I didn’t get a notification of your comment left! Xoxo
Your aloe is gorgeous
Thank you my friend and welcome to The Succulent Home.
Hi, I’m glad you took that one out of the ground. I would not be able to put fresh cuttings in the ground here in Florida because the weather is unpredictable. If I make a arrangement of cuttings I don’t leave it out. I hope the beautiful aloe does well!
Thanks so much for your advice!! I hope your bday along with your daughter's was a great one!!😘
The Succulent Home it was🙌🏻 Thank you!!
Good luck!! Hope these make it. I’m thinking with the rot cut off and dry soil they have a good chance!! They’re beautiful. I’m in Utah so all my plants are inside for the winter no outdoor tapestry for me 🥶yours looks good so far
Thanks so much. I too hope it works out. Xoxo
Beautiful tips
Thanks my friend xoxo
Great job..fortunately succulents are root less plants..Happy gardening
Thanks for your comment and for your positivity. Xoxo
I hope they get better. I think you caught it on time. This rain and wind was crazy I too had to make sure I did damage control...
What do you to for your succulents and cacti, when it comes to this rain and wind? Thanks for your support Christina,xoxo
@@TheSucculentHome I don't do much I just check the constantly and if they look to soggy I move them to a sunnier area once it gets warmer. I also try to make sure they have a drainage if in a pot the ones in ground they do just Fine but I hardly ever water those maybe once to twice a month if that.
Good job !
Thank you Trish! Welcome to the succulent home. I hope to hear from you soon another videos. Are you to a succulent lover like myself and if so do you have an Instagram I would love to see some of your succulent Arrangements. XOXO
"come on come with me" ahaha! love it
LadyFrontBum Official 😊 thank you xoxo
Lol I laughed and loved that part too. So cute
Thank you for this video. I know what to do now to save my baby aloes.
Hi! I know this video is old but my aloe is over watered and it is so droopy and I have no soil to replace it with since it’s out of season. My plant is staring to rest on the side of the pot and it is still green will I be able to save it?
Looks like you did a good job on those babies...I think they’ll be fine. Update please😁
Hey Patricia, I'm be giving another update soon on these but I'm so glad you left a comment and I'm sorry I'm barely seeing it and responded now. Thank you for leaving me a comment and for watching. Xoxo
I'm in southern Illinois. Snow, ice and then rain. Lol, no succulents outside all are inside under LED lights and will be for a few more months.
I haven't tried using LED lights yet but I think I should. Thanks for your comment and for watching. Xoxo
@Joyce Shelby how are your aloes doing now after having them under the lights? Im also in IL..I have 3 aloes that were really thriving. I don't have a lot of places to put them with natural sunlight inside my house. And 1 of my aloes died. I had the other 2 in a window..the window had a leak and got drenched in water. Im not sure what to do with it :( trying to bring her back to life. Shes looking pretty sad and droopy. The other one didn't get soaked at all and has 2 pups growing. So thankful that one is ok! Thinking maybe I need to get new soil and repot it. And was also thinking of getting a light for them.
Good thing you checked on them 🙌🏼🙏🏼! Looks like they’ll be okay ❤️🤗
I know right. I almost lost them, thank God I listened to my instincts. Xoxo
this was great sweetie I hope you have a great week hugs
Thanks jennifer. I truly appreciate you. Xoxo
my leaves have turned brown and soggy today, was thinking to to leave that until the soil dries, is it fine?
I would think those ate salvagable, too!! I have to bring mine in for the winter & I'm hoping I can save mine too!! I'm using cacti soil?!
Hey Jennifer sorry I didnt get to see this message earlier but thanks for leaving a comment and for your positivity. Has yours been staying alive? 😁xoxo
Is there any update on this video? 😱🌸🥺♥️💪🏽
Hi and welcome to my channel, where everyone is welcome🤗. I do have an update on a video I uploaded I believe 2 or 3 weeks oago call the "Succulent Tapestry Vlog Update / Lowes Lavender Planting." go check it out if you can. I believe it's a 1 and 20 sec in when I show you those aloe's and how they're doing. Xoxo hope this helps!!
@@TheSucculentHome Melissa hey the same thing happened but it's just that it was my first plant and I overwatered .....I cut the rot and pot it like you did. And I have 10 2 inch pups hopefully the roots will grow. But can you let me know how you got your aloes to get roots again......when did you water etc....plz
Do you know what I can do with aloe Vera plants? I have so many.there taking over lol. When i start mine off I normally put them in water until they get a root.then I put them in soil.
I know that you can use aloe for medical reason like sun burns, rash, acne, burns as well as eczema but not aloe can be used for this. Usually you can see those at lowes and they have a medical cross on the tag to let us know that's the health benefit one. Hopefully this helps... thanks for your water tip. Xoxo
If you have aloe Vera pups can I have some?
I tink that the Aloes will be ok. They are hardy plants.
What kind of aloes are they. They're beautiful.🙂
I'M in NW GA.. WE ARE GETTING TONS OF RAIN..
OMG! You understand me then. Ugh, the rain needs to stop, just for a little bit at least... xoxo
@@TheSucculentHome I do!! Feels like Seattle,WA.. Our rains everyday there!! I'm waiting for my leaves to grow roots, they just callassed.. So I'm hoping they will grow roots!!
Do you have an update to this vid. Had you successfully rescued these plants?
W.D. N I do it’s my backyard update with these little beautiful aloes! Xoxo
Hi,do i only use the organic cactus mix or any other soil can be
added?
moodyfam1able try to only stick with well draining soil specificities succulents and cactus. I use the Kellog brand at lowes. It’s for palms citrus and cactus mix. Thank you for leaving a comment xoxo
Thanks!!
How are your aloes doing now after all of this? Hope they survived and are thriving now!! have 3 aloes that were really thriving. I live in IL so they're indoors for the winter. During spring, summer, and most of fall I keep them in my screened in porch where they get lots of sunlight. I don't have a lot of places to put them indoors with natural sunlight inside my house. And 1 of my aloes died. I had the other 2 in a window..the window had a leak and 1 got drenched in water. Im not sure what to do with it :( trying to bring her back to life. Shes looking pretty sad and droopy. The other one didn't get soaked at all and has 2 pups growing. So thankful that one is ok! Thinking maybe I need to get new soil and repot it. And was also thinking of getting a light for them. Any ideas?
I apologies Ashley for late response its showing your message in spam but i hope your Aloes are doing fine! how are they right now? thank you for reaching out and again I'm so sorry for late response back. xo
@@TheSucculentHome No worries. Thank you for responding at all! The 1 with the pups is doing really well. The other one is still really droopy. The leaves are falling down and hardly stand up on their own. I have some bamboo sticks to keep them upright. I purchased new soil for them, the cactus/ succulent kind. Repotted it and only water it when the soil starts to dry out. When I repotted it the roots were really short, when they were very long at one point. So I'm really not sure what's going on. I think it's a lack of sunlight. I give them as much as I possibly can but it doesn't seem to be enough.
Poor Aloe! I hope they make it!!
There making it😁😁 xoxo
I’m new at growing aloe Vera plants
Maria, I use to be so scared I was going to kill them but you definitely find your nitch after many fails but the blessing comes from learning from my mistakes so now I feel a little more confident...
USE CACTUS MIX IT DRAINS VERY WELL FOR ALOE PLANTS
Brytney Turner yes your so right!! Thank you xoxo
How are your aloe's doing now? 🌻
Great! I loved to a new location and they have survived. Thank God. Thanks for watching xoxo
@@TheSucculentHome 🥰♥️
Yikes I just got some big arrangements from Hone Depot today and they are soaking wet! I have to rip them all apart and it makes me so sad
Crystal sad but do it because you’ll be saving them in the long run!! I fought mine just in time😅.
Question - should they all have been calloused over before replanting them?
Theda Burke Sorry for late reply! I was not notified about your comment earlier and for that I apologize. It is OK to replant them right away as long as it’s in dry soil and I stay away from not watering for a while. A while being at least 3 to 4 weeks! Thank you for your comment and again I apologize xoxo
Wht to do during rainy season. Do they need to be covered
I wonder this too I am in zone 7 and new to succulents so I'm worried about the rain too all of mine are in pots but there are still to many to take down and put up every time we get rain.. so far they are doing good but I completely lose my mind when it rains.
I'm so sorry for late reply. I did not see a notification about your comment but I hope your succulents are doing well and adjusted to all the rain that you got this year. In the future if it helps I covered some of my succulents by putting them underneath my covered patio and or you can use a tarp just for the days where the rain falls hard and for long periods of time. XOXO
@@babyblue3353 hi baby blue thank you for adding your comments on this video. I apologize for the late returning reply for some reason I didn't get a notification on this comment bat for the future I usually bring some of my delicate succulents under my covered patio for others I just put a tarp on top for the days where it rains hard. How did your succulents survive through the winter months! I look forward to having you still stay connected on my channel do you have a Instagram that I could possibly see some of your succulents? I would love to support you XOXO
Please get us the update on this Alo plant
I am losing mine here
Rimsanas' Scrap Store they survived! What you see me doing here is what saved my Aloes! I actually have update video following this one but yes if you catch them in time they will survive! Thanks for watching and for commenting xoxo
Thank you dear
Another question
How do we keep them safe during winter? And how to get a faster growth please
Rimsanas' Scrap Store you can use a growth hormone or succulent fertilizer but I just let mine be and grow at the rate nature has them to but as far as rain I say you can put an umbrella over to just protect from directly raining on them and or if they are calluses already they should be fine and won’t get root rot💞
Great info! So you don't wait to callus in these circumstances? tia
Karen Waldrop in this case no because I re planted them as fresh cutting and chose not to water for a while which is why I was able to plant them in dry soil. Thank you for Leaving a comment and for watching! I love to share my hobby with succulent friends like you! Xoxo
Hi.. were you able to revive them?
Update on these babies??
I thought you are supposed to let them callus before repotting
no suckie left behind!💗
Yes Angel no succulents left behind,lol!🤣
Hi! Is there an update on the aloe vera?
There is a follow up video. It's in one of my backyard tour videos. it's a vlog where I include an update on those but to make it quick and if you can't find it, then let me just let you know they are doing great and I'm so glad that I re-planted them when I did. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and watching. I hope to hear from you soon and some of my other videos! XOXO
Her update. Found it! th-cam.com/video/Q96dn39wwDg/w-d-xo.html
So many ppl have different ways, water, don't water.. For such an easy plant, I'm totally confused!!
I'm in zone 7 & have a green thumb for anything other then the succulents!! I've never grown these before..
Me too same boat it feels like but what Iv learned is the less water the better. That's why their so drought tolerant. I planted this in the wrong season but hey trial and error makes our green thumb better... dont give up on yourself when it comes to your succulents, believe me it gets better! Xoxo
I thought that all succalant plants were indoor plants only.
No you can do both. I have succulents and cactus in my house and outside. The key to inside succulents is to have well lit areas but other then that they will do fine... tfw and for your comment xoxo
How do you save a large aloe vera
Just curious what state do you live in? I need an Ohio succulent friend, I thought if you dipped the waterlogged fresh cutting into cinnamon it would absorb some of the water and make it callous quickly, is that a lie?
I’m your California friend and yes the cinnamon does help the callus process to go faster...
Where we should put the aloe vera
Under the sunlight or no ??
Doesn’t like direct sunlight but they need light or bright places to do well
Love watching new face
Thank you so much. Your so kind and welcome to "the succulent home". Your always appreciated here. Xoxo
i think its too late fro mine : (
any update?
nerdypinkglasses yes I a lot of updates in previous videos that I recorded after this one. They are doing great. I saved them just I. Time and have moved them all over my back yard since😍. Thank you for watching and for commenting xoxo
@@TheSucculentHome Thanks. After i posted that comment i went on a binge watch with a lot of your videos lol
Hey there new sub! How are they doing today ?
They are doing great and welcome to the succulent home! Sorry for late reply, I just saw your comment now but I hope to look forward 2 hearing from you another videos. XOXO
You should always keep them in a pot, they don't like space, don't ever put them in the ground again, please, for the love of aloe
Thanks my friend!
Put cinnamon on the cuts.
What does cinnamon do? You got my interest, please let me know more about this tip. Xoxo
The Succulent Home Have you ever watched Maria’s Garden? She has a nursery with desert roses, succulents, and house plants. It is a great resource. She uses cinnamon on cuts and new plantings and replantings. Is is anti-fungal, and helps dry up cuts. In fact she beheads succulents and instead of letting them callous over she dips them in cinnamon right away. If you haven’t already, go watch her. She is a dear person and LOVES all of her plants.
shit are the cops coming!