you have a collection that is fabulous and love on them like I do! My addiction to succulents started at the end of this August and omg I have 2 big tables full and 4 grow lights. You inspire me to try and learn the names..what a job! I just retired from owning a staging company and now I love making arrangements with these succulents..I am learning, learning a learning! thanks for sharing your knowledge..I think it is important for all the people who have channels to say in every video where you are located so new people don't think they can do everything you do..each planting zone is different. Next step for me GREENHOUSE!!! Keep being funny and sweet!
Hi Laura, Regarding your comment "to say in every video where you are located so new people don't think they can do everything you do." Let me say that everybody can do what I do but they obviously have to adjust the growing environment to suit the plant they're growing. For example, non frost hardy plants have to be kept indoors or in a protected environment. Thanks for watching and have a great day! Cheers, Liz
So many beautiful rosettes and so many of them like I can make a gorgeous hatful of roses succulents. My mind is going wild 😜. Thank you Lizzy. 😊❤️😊. See you on your next vlog. Take care and hugs to Pedro 🥰🥰🥰
Very helpful Liz , I have a young mountain Rose and you’ve given a lot of growing tips for the heat of our Oz summer that we are about to go into . Cheers
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK same temp in Bathurst nsw Liz, I’m sorting out who needs protection , not only from the sun , but also from the heat. Videos like yours are so helpful .
Thank you for doing this one,Liz! It's in time, I have this greenovia about six months already, today I am going to put it in the shade to protect them. 😍
Thank you, Thank you maam Liz .So happy that you made this vlog .i was thinking a lot last week to ask you to feature in your vlog about greenovia. In fact just 2 hrs .ago i picked up my greenovia pandora cluster to its sellers house it was ordered from Korea and i was advice to put it in the ref.on lowest shelves (for vegies) so that it can feel the cold temp. I have one greenovia dodrantalis/dodrentalis over a month ago and i potted it and its still close same as the newly acquired greenovia pandora cluster. I dont know if i have to keep it in ref .during the day and take out at night time till morning or just leave it in an airy area with no direct. sunlight
When a plant goes dormant, it's the equivalent to people going to sleep. Some plants need to stay asleep so they can build up energy for the next growing season. So if people don't get enough sleep, we get tired and grumpy and eventually will shorten our lives. You can try putting it in the fridge and see what happens but please let me know the result. I'm doing exactly the same thing to one of my test subjects.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you for the reply maam.actually i put it on the ref for a night only coz i was thinking i'll let it grow or open up in a natural way and besides they are most beautiful when they are dormant. But i have one piece that was detached from the cluster that i kept in the ref.as your saying subject to " torture " or experiment .
They're dormant at the moment. Have to do that in Autumn when the weather cools down. It's at the end of spring here. May I ask where you're from and what's the season you're in right now?
@@maricruzcarlton PERFECT TIME! Just pull off the babies by holding the mother on one hand and gently tug with the other and you can even stick it directly into a premium potting mix/soil with 25% pumice. Keep it away from direct sun and you're done. Water when the top of the soil is dry. They love water. Good luck.
Hi tita!☺ present po.☺ i really love greenovia.🥰🥰🥰 rose shape succulent.🥰🥰🥰 mahigugma jud ko itsura nya tita.🥰 mga gwapa jud kaayo mga succulents nimu tita, sama kagwapa sa nag vlog.😍😍😍 dili mag survive mga succulent tita kung winter season? keep safe, stay healthy and God bless po.
@@MaikelBee Acclimatization. Naa kug video same title. Mas mild ang inyong temperature kumpara diri sa Canberra Australia(45°C). Maayo mag start acclimatization mga May, June, July para iprepara sila for summer heat.
I love this stuff!!! One question though: I used the exact measurements and was anybody else’s a little sticky??? I think I’m gonna eyeball it next time like tillage did.
I wish I know about you earlier. I got one plant about half a year ago with some babies and after infested with powdery mildew it started to die. I hope I can save mine. Now only one 1cm plant left.
I haven’t commented in a long time I have been busy with uni. Hi Liz!! I love the video I hope you can make an update video soon when those greenovias color up! I feel like you have every species of succulent haha! What succulent do you not have?!! Lol
Not much happening at the moment. We're on the 3rd day of Autumn and temperature is going down. They are just starting to wake up and will continue to do so if we don't get high temperature again. Cheers
Hi! Your video is so helpful. Thank you. I love succulents and have many. But I just bought my first greenovia. I have a question. I live in the US, zone 7. My daughter is getting married in September and wants these in her bouquet and other places in her wedding. September is the last part of summer first of fall. What’s the best thing I can do to keep these pretty this summer? She likes them open or closed.
Greenovia is Summer dormant(close off). Autumn is when they start waking up(very slowly opening) when the temperature goes down. Autumn through spring is their growing season. Your daughters wedding date is the perfect time to use these plants for bouquet. It's the time when they look their best. Congratulations in advance and wishing them both a long and happy life together. Thanks for watching.
@@shawncarrell9101The small rosettes propagated now would need a year or two to grow. May I suggest to buy some mature plants now to get it ready to close off by September. Cheers
I have a request, if possible, to make a video concerning care and propagation on Peperomia dolabriformis, as there's so little information about it on the internet. Thank you in advance!!!
When aeonium blooms, leave it for a while and let the bottom of the flower stalk mature and show signs of drying up; then cut the stalk and shake them off in a container to get the seed. Dry for a week and when temperature is ideal(10 to 25°C), sow the seeds.
I'm afraid it's just a waiting game till they go dormant. Then you'll enjoy them for a few weeks and then they come out of dormancy and revert back to being green.
Hello, i'm also a succulent carer from Vietnam. I love growing Greenovia but my place is just got 2 seasons dry and wet so it's pretty hard to care Greenovia in my place. Moreover, I don't find any videos in tropical places they teach me how to grow them. Please help me. I've just done watching your videos and see you've been living in Philipines. So how can I keep my Greenovia grow and alive best ??? and how to lure new roots when I've just recieved them ??? Please help me :( Thank you thank you very muchhhhhhhhhhhhh
To learn how to grow greenovia, one need to first understand their growing condition in their natural habitat. Greenovia is the same genus as aeoniums which are native to the Canary Islands through to East Africa. They grow during the wet season and goes dormant in hot and dry summer when the temperature is high. They will continue to grow in summer if they're given enough water and some shelter or protection from direct heat of the sun. I grow my greenovia in free draining soil with compost, pumice and coco peat. Always let the soil dry up first before watering again. Give them slow release fertilizer in the growing season. Good luck.
@@minhlequang818 You said you're in Vietnam? They don't need watering when they're out in the sun and planted in the garden or exposed to the sun when they are dormant. I'll repeat what I wrote above... They grow during the wet season and "goes dormant in HOT AND DRY SUMMER when the temperature is high." HOWEVER....They will continue to "grow in summer" if they're given enough water and some "shelter or protection" from direct heat of the sun. That means if you grow them indoors where the temperature is mild....they will get out of dormancy and continue to grow....however, you'll need to keep an eye on the watering as if watered too much when they are semi dormant....they'll rot and die. But if you don't water them at all in the summer moths and they are grown outdoors....they' sleep until the temperature goes down or the weather gets colder, then they'll wake up and start growing again. As a general rule, succulents die more from over watering than under watering.
I use my own soil mix. Different mix for different scenarios. For the Greenovia, I use my Intermediate Soil Mix. Video link is below this video in the description box. Thanks for watching.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Wow that's a very beautiful place. Unfortunately for me I won't be able to make it all the way over there. I am in San Francisco. USA.
LOVE THE LITTLE BABY GREENOVIA PROPAGATION. THEY ARE SO CUTE.THANKS FOR SHARING
you have a collection that is fabulous and love on them like I do! My addiction to succulents started at the end of this August and omg I have 2 big tables full and 4 grow lights. You inspire me to try and learn the names..what a job! I just retired from owning a staging company and now I love making arrangements with these succulents..I am learning, learning a learning! thanks for sharing your knowledge..I think it is important for all the people who have channels to say in every video where you are located so new people don't think they can do everything you do..each planting zone is different. Next step for me GREENHOUSE!!! Keep being funny and sweet!
Hi Laura, Regarding your comment "to say in every video where you are located so new people don't think they can do everything you do."
Let me say that everybody can do what I do but they obviously have to adjust the growing environment to suit the plant they're growing. For example, non frost hardy plants have to be kept indoors or in a protected environment. Thanks for watching and have a great day! Cheers, Liz
So many beautiful rosettes and so many of them like I can make a gorgeous hatful of roses succulents. My mind is going wild 😜. Thank you Lizzy. 😊❤️😊. See you on your next vlog. Take care and hugs to Pedro 🥰🥰🥰
Very helpful Liz , I have a young mountain Rose and you’ve given a lot of growing tips for the heat of our Oz summer that we are about to go into .
Cheers
I'm in Canberra Margaret and today we had 33°. Hope you're babies are growing marvelously.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK same temp in Bathurst nsw Liz, I’m sorting out who needs protection , not only from the sun , but also from the heat. Videos like yours are so helpful .
♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏THANK YOU SO MUCH MAAM LIZ♥️♥️♥️🙏 you are too kind to share it to us on how to care for greenovia😘😘😘🙏 GOD BLESS YOU MORE MAAM♥️♥️🙏
You are so welcome and I hope you find the video useful.
Thank you for doing this one,Liz! It's in time, I have this greenovia about six months already, today I am going to put it in the shade to protect them. 😍
I will continue to do an update on mine so you can keep track on what to do.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you so much!🥰😘
There are so many wonderful Aeoniums but Greenovia is extra special.
Was never a fan of them at the start for lack of knowledge of how beautiful this plant can be but now a convert. Thanks for watching.
Hi i am from Brunei Darussalam, thank you for sharing the video, i have just bought 2 Greenovia few week ago
Beautiful plants and very easy to grow. Thanks for watching.
Thank you, Thank you maam Liz .So happy that you made this vlog .i was thinking a lot last week to ask you to feature in your vlog about greenovia. In fact just 2 hrs .ago i picked up my greenovia pandora cluster to its sellers house it was ordered from Korea and i was advice to put it in the ref.on lowest shelves (for vegies) so that it can feel the cold temp. I have one greenovia dodrantalis/dodrentalis over a month ago and i potted it and its still close same as the newly acquired greenovia pandora cluster. I dont know if i have to keep it in ref .during the day and take out at night time till morning or just leave it in an airy area with no direct. sunlight
When a plant goes dormant, it's the equivalent to people going to sleep. Some plants need to stay asleep so they can build up energy for the next growing season. So if people don't get enough sleep, we get tired and grumpy and eventually will shorten our lives.
You can try putting it in the fridge and see what happens but please let me know the result. I'm doing exactly the same thing to one of my test subjects.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you for the reply maam.actually i put it on the ref for a night only coz i was thinking i'll let it grow or open up in a natural way and besides they are most beautiful when they are dormant. But i have one piece that was detached from the cluster that i kept in the ref.as your saying subject to " torture " or experiment .
yes its a very beautiful greenovia,i love it❤️
Omg, you are the absolute best. Is it possible to show us how to properly seperate the greenovia buds? Can not wait for you next vlog.
They're dormant at the moment. Have to do that in Autumn when the weather cools down. It's at the end of spring here. May I ask where you're from and what's the season you're in right now?
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Texas USA. It's fall over here. Mine are beginning to open.
@@maricruzcarlton PERFECT TIME! Just pull off the babies by holding the mother on one hand and gently tug with the other and you can even stick it directly into a premium potting mix/soil with 25% pumice. Keep it away from direct sun and you're done. Water when the top of the soil is dry. They love water. Good luck.
Hi succulent expert, what if I cut out the baby stem from the mother plant? Will it grow root? Please do a video on propagation for greenovia.
Hi tita!☺ present po.☺ i really love greenovia.🥰🥰🥰 rose shape succulent.🥰🥰🥰 mahigugma jud ko itsura nya tita.🥰 mga gwapa jud kaayo mga succulents nimu tita, sama kagwapa sa nag vlog.😍😍😍 dili mag survive mga succulent tita kung winter season? keep safe, stay healthy and God bless po.
Mag survive sila sa winter sa mga zone 9 area. Pero pag naa kang snow, kinahanglan ibutang indoors.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK mabuhi diay ghpon sila basta ibutang lang sa sulod. How about sa heat temperature tita? You know init ra baya kaayo diri.☺
@@MaikelBee Acclimatization. Naa kug video same title. Mas mild ang inyong temperature kumpara diri sa Canberra Australia(45°C). Maayo mag start acclimatization mga May, June, July para iprepara sila for summer heat.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK okay po tita. Thanks po.
Goodmorning/ goodevening Ms Liz,have a nice gardening day ,staysafe, godbless po ❤️
Kaw rin Rowena at thank you.
I love the GREENOVIA, i'll have add that to my list. THX for the video =)
Great videos Liz! love your collection.
Omg I really want to care for greenovia but I am still bad at it😅lovely video liz ✨✨✨😊
I love this stuff!!! One question though:
I used the exact measurements and was anybody else’s a little sticky???
I think I’m gonna eyeball it next time like tillage did.
I think it's the nature of the plant since there's quite a few Aeoniums that have a sticky feel.
Hello po .I like you Greenovia...i hope I can have one of those....im from California.i enjoy watching your vlog about succulents. Take care .
Best of luck and thank you for watching.
Love it Liz! ❤️❤️❤️
I wish I know about you earlier. I got one plant about half a year ago with some babies and after infested with powdery mildew it started to die. I hope I can save mine. Now only one 1cm plant left.
다육이 귀엽습니다. 다져지면 예쁘겠어요💞💗
so beautiful 💜
Thank you! Cheers!
hi miss liz, can you tell me what kind of the media for plantingbthe greenovia?
Greenovia are not fussy. Any compost rich potting mix will do. I use my Intermediate soil mixture for them.
🤩🤩🤩💜💜 love these
Your collections are so fabulous Liza... can I buy sa baby mountain rose mo..please at iba pang mga maganda mong succulents...
Thanks you Mirasol. I can sell you some kaya lang pick up only. If you're in Canberra, please send me a message on Instagram for the details.
I haven’t commented in a long time I have been busy with uni. Hi Liz!! I love the video I hope you can make an update video soon when those greenovias color up! I feel like you have every species of succulent haha! What succulent do you not have?!! Lol
I have some that I'm trying to color up and hopefully they cooperate soon. Hope you're doing great with your studies.
Hello from Cali .... can you plz do an update video on ur green rose bud:) how’s you’re plants 🪴 doing ?
Not much happening at the moment. We're on the 3rd day of Autumn and temperature is going down. They are just starting to wake up and will continue to do so if we don't get high temperature again. Cheers
Usa nisa wishlist nako, Ma'am pero mahal kayo na ari sa Pinas. Lisud pud makit - an.
Dili jud ko sigi-sigi palit kinang mga mahal na tanum. Nag huat lang ko nga mag drop ang presyo na ma afford ko. Good luck.
Me i know where did u get these plants? Any online stores you can recommend. Thanks. Omgg so beautiful.
I buy them locally. Got a few plant haul videos that shows where I got them. Unfortunately, I haven't bought online yet. Thanks for watching.
Hi! Your video is so helpful. Thank you. I love succulents and have many. But I just bought my first greenovia. I have a question. I live in the US, zone 7. My daughter is getting married in September and wants these in her bouquet and other places in her wedding. September is the last part of summer first of fall. What’s the best thing I can do to keep these pretty this summer? She likes them open or closed.
Greenovia is Summer dormant(close off). Autumn is when they start waking up(very slowly opening) when the temperature goes down. Autumn through spring is their growing season. Your daughters wedding date is the perfect time to use these plants for bouquet. It's the time when they look their best. Congratulations in advance and wishing them both a long and happy life together. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much!!! That makes me so happy? Should I propagate the babies now or would you plant the whole thing and wait?
@@shawncarrell9101The small rosettes propagated now would need a year or two to grow. May I suggest to buy some mature plants now to get it ready to close off by September. Cheers
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I’ll do that. Thank you so much!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK yes! Thank you so much!
Adorable 😍
I have a request, if possible, to make a video concerning care and propagation on Peperomia dolabriformis, as there's so little information about it on the internet. Thank you in advance!!!
I'll add it to the "TO DO" list.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thank you! You're so sweet!
Question....when mine flowers, how do I harvest the seeds?
When aeonium blooms, leave it for a while and let the bottom of the flower stalk mature and show signs of drying up; then cut the stalk and shake them off in a container to get the seed. Dry for a week and when temperature is ideal(10 to 25°C), sow the seeds.
Hi, i ordered mine online and my mountain rose has no roots, only a dried stem. Will it grow if i let it be?
You'll have to plant them in soil to grow them quick. Provided the temperature is low or cool, they will grow.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thank you so much for replying 💞
@@tigertyga480 how's the plant?
They r so beautiful!, I am trying to get one in India but unable to find one
Maybe you can import them from other countries depending on your quarantine law.
Love your plants requesting you another vlog done in Filipino thanks and keep safe my dear...
Thank you, I will.
Salamat PO ng madami kaya pala ang akin na close at ayaw sa masyado ma init Po.
Do you have any tips for growing from seed?
Haven't tried growing from seeds yet Brittany. Will be trying that next Spring after I come back from my Winter prospecting trip.
hello how do you propagate Greenovia succulents?
Please watch the video.
How can I tell if the mountain rose I bought is pink or green? Seller sold to me as Mountain Rose Pink and said it'll turn pink. It's now green.
I'm afraid it's just a waiting game till they go dormant. Then you'll enjoy them for a few weeks and then they come out of dormancy and revert back to being green.
Please tell me how to grow from seed? I had 3 seedlings come up but they died! What am I doing wrong?
They can be tricky when they're still young. Hope this video below helps.
How to Grow Succulents from Seeds - th-cam.com/video/0fvpVCs9wt0/w-d-xo.html
do you have some greenovia dodrantalis succulent australia
Yes I do. They are beautiful plants.
❤️❤️
Where can I buy the greenovia ? Thank you!
Maybe try online.
Hello, i'm also a succulent carer from Vietnam. I love growing Greenovia but my place is just got 2 seasons dry and wet so it's pretty hard to care Greenovia in my place. Moreover, I don't find any videos in tropical places they teach me how to grow them. Please help me. I've just done watching your videos and see you've been living in Philipines. So how can I keep my Greenovia grow and alive best ??? and how to lure new roots when I've just recieved them ??? Please help me :( Thank you thank you very muchhhhhhhhhhhhh
To learn how to grow greenovia, one need to first understand their growing condition in their natural habitat. Greenovia is the same genus as aeoniums which are native to the Canary Islands through to East Africa. They grow during the wet season and goes dormant in hot and dry summer when the temperature is high. They will continue to grow in summer if they're given enough water and some shelter or protection from direct heat of the sun. I grow my greenovia in free draining soil with compost, pumice and coco peat. Always let the soil dry up first before watering again. Give them slow release fertilizer in the growing season. Good luck.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK ohhhh I thought we don’t need to water in dry season because they sleep and they don’t absorb water
@@minhlequang818 You said you're in Vietnam? They don't need watering when they're out in the sun and planted in the garden or exposed to the sun when they are dormant. I'll repeat what I wrote above...
They grow during the wet season and "goes dormant in HOT AND DRY SUMMER when the temperature is high."
HOWEVER....They will continue to "grow in summer" if they're given enough water and some "shelter or protection" from direct heat of the sun.
That means if you grow them indoors where the temperature is mild....they will get out of dormancy and continue to grow....however, you'll need to keep an eye on the watering as if watered too much when they are semi dormant....they'll rot and die. But if you don't water them at all in the summer moths and they are grown outdoors....they' sleep until the temperature goes down or the weather gets colder, then they'll wake up and start growing again. As a general rule, succulents die more from over watering than under watering.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I see !!! Thank you for your whole-hearted
Is that the plant they sometimes call the rose of the succulent world when it is closed up?
Yes it is Jeanine. Will do an update when they close off and pink up.
Tita lizk pwede Po yung eunioum NAMAN kung paano alagaan please Po thanks Po.
Ano po ang pangalan ng Aeonium nyo? Marami kasing variety at iba-iba ang paraan ng pag-alaga. Karamihan sa kanila ay the same care as this Greenovia.
What soil do you use?
I use my own soil mix. Different mix for different scenarios. For the Greenovia, I use my Intermediate Soil Mix. Video link is below this video in the description box. Thanks for watching.
Cuanto cuesta Greenovia. Información en Español.
Greenovia no es muy caro. Aquí en Australia, pagamos entre $ 3 y $ 50 por una planta o esqueje pequeño dependiendo de la variedad.
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Would you consider selling a baby greenovia
Definitely Tina but pick up only. Thanks.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK
Thanks.
Where are you located.
@@tinaalvarez6942 I'm in Canberra, Australia.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK
Wow that's a very beautiful place.
Unfortunately for me I won't be able to make it all the way over there.
I am in San Francisco.
USA.
hi liz
Hello! Thanks very much for watching.
Hi miss lizk
Hello Elisa.
i need one lol
This plant struggles to grow in singapore unless u give it air con all day long
Thank you for watching and also for the useful info. Cheers, Liz
The slugs and snails LOVE to eat mine :(
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