That's a lovely looking plant I'll have try and find this here in the UK. Thanks for showing the best way to give a succulent plant a better chance to survive by allowing the wound to dry out before replanting as I didn't know this.
I just now found your videos and realized I have been doing everything wrong! I have a collections of hybrid aloes and love them (started buying them about 2 years ago) - I realize I have taken the pups off wrong - i am surprised some of them have lived! I will be watching all your videos and beg my plants forgiveness ( I do talk to my plants) Thank you!!
While watching this I had to go and check mine coz I think mine is the same as this one like yours . I didn’t know the name and I keep calling mine alive hybrid now I finally know the real name of my plants. Thanks Anna for sharing .
Haha. I was lucky this one had a name when I bought it. I also have many plants that I also do not know the names. I’m glad I helped you give an ID on yours. And Snowstorm is such a fitting name for this aloe! 😊☕️☕️
My environment is so humid. One time, I accidentally left my lace aloe and zebra aloe out of their pots for 5 weeks! I really did not expect them to survive. I figured they would go into shop once put back into soil. But, in the end, they really took off! So much so that, now they have pups that are going to need to be removed from the mother and potted on their own!
OH MY GOD! Aloe snowstorm looks super charming👍 I have never seen this type of cacti in Lebanon😒 Wish to own one adding it to my crazy collection of cacti😍
Thanks, sis! You have your hands full. I was watching your garden deconstructing video yesterday. 😌 But thanks for stopping by. This aloe is one of my favorite that’s why I want to propagate them.
Hi, Ana! I’m new to the cacti “crazy” community! LOL and to my pleasure your channel popped up as a suggested channel. I have watched some of your earlier videos and of course am now a new subbie to your channel. As I said, I am new to the cacti hobby and only have about 50 different species. I live in Missouri with hot humid summers and cold winters, and this will be my first year in overwintering and basically learning everything in general. Happy that I found your channel and looking forward to what you have to share! 🌵
Hi Karen and welcome! I’m glad to meet a fellow cacti “crazy” person. 😄🌵 Wow, 50 species already?! Lol! Cacti growing can be very addictive, but rewarding as well. 😊 Good luck with your plants especially this coming winter. Keep in touch! 🌵☕️
@@CactusCaffeine As I live in a climate which is not exactly ideal for succulents (near the North Sea), I better admire most of them from afar, such as in your videos, where I see them thriving :-) But, just recently I got a little Haworthia cutting that I am trying to root... So,there is pragmatism and then there also are dreams ;-)
Wow those now look like expensive plants one would see in a store. Awesome potting! How are you my friend? Thanks for sharing this cool tutorial! Take care!
Good job repotting that super nice Aloe, Ana. Although I know someone *wink wink* who prefers that as a clump. 😊 You’re right on the type of potting mixes too. We should always consider the weather, humidity level and temperature when choosing what should go in the mix. Thank you for the info, sis. Mabuhay ka! 🤗🥰
This one pups very easily so it forms a clump fast. I hope the one I gave Daz will give him offsets, soon. Thanks, Sis for watching and leaving a great comment. Cheers! ☕️☕️
I am looking for that Aloe blizzard. Hope I find it this fall or winter in the nurseries here. I’m trying to expand my small/compact aloe and haworthia collection. 🙂☺️
Nice video Ana. I love this Aloe, the one you sent me is doing very well, no offsets on it yet but I don’t think it’ll be long before it starts producing them. Did the one you send originally come from the plant shown in this video? I’ve started recycling my soil now too as I use pumice in my mixes I don’t want to waste it, it’s on the expensive side in the UK and not always easy to obtain. Thank you for sharing another awesome video with us Ana, have a great upcoming weekend 😊🌵☀️🌸☕️
Yes, the one I sent you is the first offset I got from this plant when I re-poted it just after I bought it. I’m glad yours is doing well. This aloe does not do good right after I disturb its roots but it bounces back after a few weeks. 🙂 Oh yes, pumice is expensive. That is also another valid reason to recycle good soil. 👍🏼😊 Enjoy you weekend, too Daz. Cheers from Las Vegas to UK. ☕️☕️
How many time do you reuse the potting mix? Do you recycle the grit part (pumice, perlite, tuffa) by washing it and using it again with your new potting mix? Or, do you use the old potting mix for other plants like flowering annuals and trees?
I always recycle my soil and just mix it up with fresh new soil. The only time I don’t recycle is if there were pests in the soil or if the plant died from fungus.
That long tweezer is very useful in getting into small spaces. They are actually aquarium tongs cause we have a tank, too. Got them from Pet Smart! 😊 Thanks for stopping by my channel. ☕️☕️
Beautiful and great learning video. Say Ana. I have a Aloë Vera, a bigger size but nog huge. I always bottem water it (i keep it in a nurserypot as well). Is it a good way bottem watering it, or do Aloës prefer top watering. Do you have any experience with that? grtzzzzzzzzzzzz
For me, either way gets the job done. I do top watering because I have so many plants that bottom watering each pot will take forever to finish. Lol! But some plants, especially those planted in peat moss by the nurseries will benefit from bottom watering. Peat moss is hydrophobic, takes a long time before it reabsorbs water. So bottom watering is ideal in this case.
My mother plant "Aloe snowstorm" is white with green specks... but her pups came out more green with white specks, like yours. Is it like variegation that's reverting? Or is it just the younge ones that come out like that and gradually turn whiter?
hi Ana, can you help me please? i get a cactus without roots last year. Yesterday i notice that he didnt made any roots. he is still alive and i dont know how. i did the same like the other cactus: water, sun and good soil. Do you have a special mix to produce roots? Thank you very much
Yes! They have been blooming alternately this winter. The latest one is my big gonialoe variegated and I’m excited. I’m glad yours are flowering this time, too! Happy days. 🙂☺️
That was a great video, my Friend. Thanks for sharing it with us. I have subscribed to your Channel... All the best. Check out my channel when time permits!
Viva Las Vegas!
You're my go to YOU TUBE channel for cactus growing tips & techniques.
☕Cheers...!
I’m glad to hear that. Hope the videos help you. 🙂 Cheers! ☕️☕️
I finally found someone else that loves that brand of coffee.Its the best.French Roast!
danny hay, yaye! Yes, I love their decaf, medium and french roast , too. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂☕️🌵
Thank you 👍for I'm a newbie to succulents and cactuses and I'm watching all your videos
Thank you and I hope you find them useful
Ana, I love the snowstorm aloe. Such a pretty one!
Great video!!!
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Natty, if the offsets root well, I can send you one next spring if you want some. 🙂
That's a lovely looking plant I'll have try and find this here in the UK. Thanks for showing the best way to give a succulent plant a better chance to survive by allowing the wound to dry out before replanting as I didn't know this.
I'm sorry that's so cute, cactus have feelings too. lol
I just now found your videos and realized I have been doing everything wrong! I have a collections of hybrid aloes and love them (started buying them about 2 years ago) - I realize I have taken the pups off wrong - i am surprised some of them have lived! I will be watching all your videos and beg my plants forgiveness ( I do talk to my plants) Thank you!!
Very cool plant and very Nice repotting 🌵🌵🌵
Thanks Fernanda! 🙂☕️
Happy aloe's rule: The more offsets you cut from it, the more offsets it will give to you :)
Nice lovely presentation, nice plants.
Thank you 🙂☕️
wow your aloes are so pretty
Thank you! ☺️
Gorgeous plant and nice tutorial ^^ Will be sticking around for more!!
*Such great tips Ana! The variegation is so pretty!! Thanks for sharing dear!!*
You are the best Miss Ana👍🌵
😉😛 I’m not. I’m still working on a lot of things. I want my collection to be like yours! 🙂
I love your cute Philippine accent.
Thank you! 😉
Thanks for sharing. I Like the way you left them for a day to dry up before planting it back. Full view and Hope to hear from you soon.
Thank you for stopping by and leaving your thoughts. Have a wonderful day. Cheers ☕️🙂
While watching this I had to go and check mine coz I think mine is the same as this one like yours . I didn’t know the name and I keep calling mine alive hybrid now I finally know the real name of my plants. Thanks Anna for sharing .
Haha. I was lucky this one had a name when I bought it. I also have many plants that I also do not know the names. I’m glad I helped you give an ID on yours. And Snowstorm is such a fitting name for this aloe! 😊☕️☕️
My environment is so humid. One time, I accidentally left my lace aloe and zebra aloe out of their pots for 5 weeks! I really did not expect them to survive. I figured they would go into shop once put back into soil. But, in the end, they really took off! So much so that, now they have pups that are going to need to be removed from the mother and potted on their own!
OH MY GOD! Aloe snowstorm looks super charming👍
I have never seen this type of cacti in Lebanon😒
Wish to own one adding it to my crazy collection of cacti😍
It is a beauty. I hope you find one. 🙂
Such beautiful variegation on the plant! It really pupped out with lots of babies! Great demo! 🌱🌱🌱
This momma plant is very productive! Lol! And I am happy because I absolutely love this aloe. ☺️☕️☕️
This vid just reminded me how bad I need to propagate my aloes... I love this kind of aloe! They look amazing
Thanks, sis! You have your hands full. I was watching your garden deconstructing video yesterday. 😌 But thanks for stopping by. This aloe is one of my favorite that’s why I want to propagate them.
Nice video of you
Thanks for sharing
Keep in touch
Another great video
Thank you Ken and greetings to you in Japan! ☕️☕️
Very good repotting tutorial, Ana! 👍👍 Very informative as well. Enjoyed watching. 😍😍🌵🌵😃👏
Hello Molly and thank you for watching. I always look forward to your comments. Cheers from Las Vegas to Malaysia! ☕️☕️☺️
Thanks so much for posting this! I have a star aloe and just parted her out today with your help :)
Hi, Ana! I’m new to the cacti “crazy” community! LOL and to my pleasure your channel popped up as a suggested channel. I have watched some of your earlier videos and of course am now a new subbie to your channel. As I said, I am new to the cacti hobby and only have about 50 different species. I live in Missouri with hot humid summers and cold winters, and this will be my first year in overwintering and basically learning everything in general. Happy that I found your channel and looking forward to what you have to share! 🌵
Hi Karen and welcome! I’m glad to meet a fellow cacti “crazy” person. 😄🌵 Wow, 50 species already?! Lol! Cacti growing can be very addictive, but rewarding as well. 😊 Good luck with your plants especially this coming winter. Keep in touch! 🌵☕️
Thank you for sharing it my friend 👍
vincentcung nguyen l, your welcome and thanks for watching! Cheers! 😊☕️
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Such a beautiful Aloe! (And how fortunate that I am not an envious kind of person ;-)))
Haha. I admire you. I am an envious person but then I’m often broke, too. Lol! Thanks Clelia, I hope you find one in your area. 😉
@@CactusCaffeine As I live in a climate which is not exactly ideal for succulents (near the North Sea), I better admire most of them from afar, such as in your videos, where I see them thriving :-) But, just recently I got a little Haworthia cutting that I am trying to root... So,there is pragmatism and then there also are dreams ;-)
Very helpful! Thank you!
This is very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. Appreciate it. 🙂🌵☕️
Wow those now look like expensive plants one would see in a store.
Awesome potting!
How are you my friend?
Thanks for sharing this cool tutorial!
Take care!
Hello Tim! Thanks for coming over and leaving some kind words, as always. Regards to you, friend!. ☕️🍺
Good job repotting that super nice Aloe, Ana. Although I know someone *wink wink* who prefers that as a clump. 😊 You’re right on the type of potting mixes too. We should always consider the weather, humidity level and temperature when choosing what should go in the mix. Thank you for the info, sis. Mabuhay ka! 🤗🥰
This one pups very easily so it forms a clump fast. I hope the one I gave Daz will give him offsets, soon. Thanks, Sis for watching and leaving a great comment. Cheers! ☕️☕️
Cactus Caffeine Cheers, sis. 🥰
I love aloe
I always look for the small compact aloes. They are pretty and perfect for my small garden space. 😃🌵☕️
I love Gevalia coffee.
Haha! I try many other brands but I find myself going back to it many times. 😉☕️
Beautiful aloe! And yes you should have a coffee sponsor, definitely! 😉 I love coffee too, I wonder if it's because I have the Batangueña gene 😁
Ma.Renee Magtibay-Rivero, oh Barako coffee is my favorite! But they don’t sell it here. 😌Thank you for watching. 🌵☕️
Thank you for your tutorial videos. For this kind of aloes, can we propagate them without roots?
You can if it is a good size cutting.
I’ll be doing this to my Aloe ‘blizzard ‘ soon.
I am looking for that Aloe blizzard. Hope I find it this fall or winter in the nurseries here. I’m trying to expand my small/compact aloe and haworthia collection. 🙂☺️
Cactus Caffeine - If you just can’t wait they are available at succulents.us online. They have good quality unusual plants at good prices.
Thanks. I will check that website.
Nice video Ana. I love this Aloe, the one you sent me is doing very well, no offsets on it yet but I don’t think it’ll be long before it starts producing them. Did the one you send originally come from the plant shown in this video? I’ve started recycling my soil now too as I use pumice in my mixes I don’t want to waste it, it’s on the expensive side in the UK and not always easy to obtain. Thank you for sharing another awesome video with us Ana, have a great upcoming weekend 😊🌵☀️🌸☕️
Yes, the one I sent you is the first offset I got from this plant when I re-poted it just after I bought it. I’m glad yours is doing well. This aloe does not do good right after I disturb its roots but it bounces back after a few weeks. 🙂 Oh yes, pumice is expensive. That is also another valid reason to recycle good soil. 👍🏼😊 Enjoy you weekend, too Daz. Cheers from Las Vegas to UK. ☕️☕️
How many time do you reuse the potting mix? Do you recycle the grit part (pumice, perlite, tuffa) by washing it and using it again with your new potting mix? Or, do you use the old potting mix for other plants like flowering annuals and trees?
I always recycle my soil and just mix it up with fresh new soil. The only time I don’t recycle is if there were pests in the soil or if the plant died from fungus.
Did your Aloe Snow Storm flower before producing pups? What should the water ph be. Are they acidic like cacti?
Ok I need those tweezers!!!! Do you have a link to where you got them? Loved this video. 💚💚
What cut aloe pups! Lol
That long tweezer is very useful in getting into small spaces. They are actually aquarium tongs cause we have a tank, too. Got them from Pet Smart! 😊 Thanks for stopping by my channel. ☕️☕️
Beautiful and great learning video. Say Ana. I have a Aloë Vera, a bigger size but nog huge. I always bottem water it (i keep it in a nurserypot as well). Is it a good way bottem watering it, or do Aloës prefer top watering. Do you have any experience with that? grtzzzzzzzzzzzz
For me, either way gets the job done. I do top watering because I have so many plants that bottom watering each pot will take forever to finish. Lol! But some plants, especially those planted in peat moss by the nurseries will benefit from bottom watering. Peat moss is hydrophobic, takes a long time before it reabsorbs water. So bottom watering is ideal in this case.
@@CactusCaffeine Great!! Have a nice day and you all take care!!!💝💖
Anna, you should ask coffee companies to sponsor you. Start with your favorite.
I wish! 😄
So pretty ☺🎋 nice day
With my best wishes for you dear friend !!! stay blessed !!! 77 🌷
When can you water your repotted aloe? Thanks in advance
My mother plant "Aloe snowstorm" is white with green specks... but her pups came out more green with white specks, like yours. Is it like variegation that's reverting? Or is it just the younge ones that come out like that and gradually turn whiter?
Oh. I am not sure about that. Because so far all of the pups that I have all look like the mother plant. That is unusual. 🤔🙂
hi Ana, can you help me please? i get a cactus without roots last year. Yesterday i notice that he didnt made any roots. he is still alive and i dont know how. i did the same like the other cactus: water, sun and good soil.
Do you have a special mix to produce roots?
Thank you very much
How long did it take to pup
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Why do you need to dry out the roots before repotting?
I dried the cuttings overnight to let the cuts (portion where the offset was detached from) heal and form a callous before they are planted in soil.
Are your aloes blooming mine are
Yes! They have been blooming alternately this winter. The latest one is my big gonialoe variegated and I’m excited. I’m glad yours are flowering this time, too! Happy days. 🙂☺️
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La Jardinera Roquetera, 😊☕️☕️
I think if you don't water the cactus for months they will still be fine.
Yes, you are correct especially in humid places. But our humidity here in the desert is so low that my cacti shrivels fast during summer.
@@CactusCaffeine In China people water cacti only a few times in a year.
Hello my friend .nice video.keep going on .have a nice day
I am new friend please stay connected🙏🙏🌷🌷🍀🍀🌿🌿🌿
hello miss anna ive enjoy watching all of your cactus videos im from phillippines and i love planting cactus to
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That was a great video, my Friend. Thanks for sharing it with us. I have subscribed to your Channel... All the best. Check out my channel when time permits!