** SORRY FOR THE TERRIBLE VIDEO QUALITY UNFORTUNATELY THIS WAS SHOT ON MY IPAD AND I COULDN’T RESHOOT AS I DONT HAVE ANYMORE STRETCHED SUCCULENTS 😢 …EXTREMELY SORRY FOR THE VIDEO QUALITY **
yes it will grow but it wont have a continuous growth like how it originally had ..it will still be stretched but the place we you did the stem cutting that will grow new pups at the side ...once those pups grow decent size you can separate them and the cycle continues
sir I don’t have much cactus …but the ones I have I use the same soil mix as succulents 80% aquarium sand nd 20% filtered garden soil …will show in my next video
Hi I just have a general doubt. I live in a humid area. Now the temp is like 38 or 39 sometimes 40 plus. I have placed my succulents where they get morning sunlight for two to three hours but covered them with a green cloth since the morning light is also too hot. Some started getting sunburn. Now I want to ask two questions. Here humidity is 58 percent now and it ll increase further. We sweat 24/7. I want to know the watering schedule and Is it ok to keep the plants covered with green cloth. Mine is a square stand and I have covered them completely with the cloth on all four sides giving some air flow.
oh wow the temperature looks high ….watering remains the same the soil has to be completely born dry …but don’t wait for too long once the soil is dry …2 -3 days max now this is for summers..monsoon and winter you can wait bit longer after the soil is bone dry but again check and experiment accordingly to the environment…green net is perfect but make sure the green net doesn’t touch an of the succulents otherwise that can also burn the succulent
@@LushGardener oh really. I didn't know that green net can also cause sunburn. that's something new. Will check that right away. And thanks for your reply. Sure it will help me plants.
As shared with me, echverias don't stretch if the watering is cut down, when the light source is a limiting factor, say indirect light and its located indoors. They don't die either, Infact they remain compact What are your thoughts about this Sir is this right or detrimental ? (technique shared by a friend).
yes that’s a good point but need to be careful we don’t underwater excessive…but the most important thing is nutrients ..if a person adds nutrients or fertiliser the succulent will stretch at a much much faster rate …so it’s very important to fix the light issues first
I live in Borneo...My succulents received afternoon light...but all my succulents mostly become leggy...n green that suppose to be colourful...so how I'm going to fixed it ?
I used succulent mix soil...I bought my plant almost online from Malaysia...I did follow the procedure after unboxing them...after 2-3 moths...some of them grew leggy n green...
** SORRY FOR THE TERRIBLE VIDEO QUALITY UNFORTUNATELY THIS WAS SHOT ON MY IPAD AND I COULDN’T RESHOOT AS I DONT HAVE ANYMORE STRETCHED SUCCULENTS 😢 …EXTREMELY SORRY FOR THE VIDEO QUALITY **
Good afternoon sir, thank you the video was very helpful 😊
So nice of you,thank you so much for watching :)
Very useful video 👍👍👍
Thank you so much!!
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful video, great tips! I have a doubt: what happens to the leggy part left in the pot after the callus if formed? Does it grow further?
yes it will grow but it wont have a continuous growth like how it originally had ..it will still be stretched but the place we you did the stem cutting that will grow new pups at the side ...once those pups grow decent size you can separate them and the cycle continues
@@LushGardener Got it. What a prompt reply! Thank you so much.
Hello sir. Plz tell me soil mix for cactus.
sir I don’t have much cactus …but the ones I have I use the same soil mix as succulents 80% aquarium sand nd 20% filtered garden soil …will show in my next video
@@LushGardener thank you so much
Hi I just have a general doubt. I live in a humid area. Now the temp is like 38 or 39 sometimes 40 plus. I have placed my succulents where they get morning sunlight for two to three hours but covered them with a green cloth since the morning light is also too hot. Some started getting sunburn. Now I want to ask two questions. Here humidity is 58 percent now and it ll increase further. We sweat 24/7. I want to know the watering schedule and Is it ok to keep the plants covered with green cloth. Mine is a square stand and I have covered them completely with the cloth on all four sides giving some air flow.
oh wow the temperature looks high ….watering remains the same the soil has to be completely born dry …but don’t wait for too long once the soil is dry …2 -3 days max now this is for summers..monsoon and winter you can wait bit longer after the soil is bone dry but again check and experiment accordingly to the environment…green net is perfect but make sure the green net doesn’t touch an of the succulents otherwise that can also burn the succulent
@@LushGardener oh really. I didn't know that green net can also cause sunburn. that's something new. Will check that right away. And thanks for your reply. Sure it will help me plants.
yes yes when it touches the leaves it gets burnt same with plastic too..yes just check 😊🪴
@@LushGardener ok Sure. Will keep an eye from now on. Thanks 😊
As shared with me, echverias don't stretch if the watering is cut down, when the light source is a limiting factor, say indirect light and its located indoors.
They don't die either, Infact they remain compact
What are your thoughts about this Sir is this right or detrimental ? (technique shared by a friend).
yes that’s a good point but need to be careful we don’t underwater excessive…but the most important thing is nutrients ..if a person adds nutrients or fertiliser the succulent will stretch at a much much faster rate …so it’s very important to fix the light issues first
Thank you Sir I follow your principle in general of not adding fertilizers at all... Coz the dormancy especially these days are tricky. 🙄
I live in Borneo...My succulents received afternoon light...but all my succulents mostly become leggy...n green that suppose to be colourful...so how I'm going to fixed it ?
what is in your soil mix ..m surprised to hear that they getting leggy in afternoon sun ...were they purchased like that
I used succulent mix soil...I bought my plant almost online from Malaysia...I did follow the procedure after unboxing them...after 2-3 moths...some of them grew leggy n green...
My leaf babies are growing fast and leggy indoor. What to do?
its due to lack of light ..offer them more indirect bright light but not direct sun yet
How to identify if a succulent is in its dormant state ?
hi you can check this video
th-cam.com/video/H6NiWAAC2kk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks!
Welcome!😊🪴