Hi, BeatleAdri! Glad you are enjoying the vids. Tilly (our dog), literally brings happiness into every day for our family! Hope you have an amazing week :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
The lovely plant that you unsure about wait for it to flower, if it’s like your other Haworthias then that’s what it is, but if it flowers orange, or red then it’s an aloe. Those families are closely related.
What is your soil make up? I’m still on the hunt for haworthia’s, but I’m on a limited budget. I love your videos, I also appreciate when you do name your succulents. Thank you. Hopefully one day my collection will be as large as yours ☺️
The haworthia that is dark green with dots is called haworthia attenuate. It has dotted stripes inside and outside. There's another with only dots on the outside of the leaves and it's haworthia fasciata.
Hi. Love your Haworthia,they are beautiful. How often do you water them when they are in that pumice? Do you have to water daily when it’s warm out and winter time? Thank you.
Hi 19PurposebyDesgn81! Thanks and I water my Haworthias every Saturday. If they were in a potting mix, it would be less often. Also, they are in a place where they are exposed to heat/air pretty much all year so that is another reason that they need water that frequently. Most of my other succulents are watered about every 10 days or so. Hope this is helpful to you :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
I have that mirabilis mundula, propagated from a leaf I got from Walmart. to my surprise, the leaf got roots after a long time of having suspended over a glass of water without it actually touching water using plastic wrap. then it sat in soil for like a very long time and in spring all these leaf segments came from the base of the plant. I had it in a south window just out of the direct sun for this time of year but it's July - August and really hot and I'm guessing this plant doesn't like it excessively hot and dry and it looks a bit shrunken ... still trying to figure out what kind of soil to have it in. what soil are you using? it looks like gravel? is that all the way thru pot or is that just the top layer I'm looking at?
You have great .taste!!!!! That first haworthia is one of my faaaaaavss!! Just haven’t purchased, just me being silly bc they do great here grown indoors in Connecticut...unlike a lot other succulents but as always you have a beautiful collection thank you for sharing
I am a big fan of specifical succulents! :-) But I love to see your haworthia too as they are sisters of succulents! Thanks for Sharing :-) I subscribed to your channel! From Korea:-)
I have a haworthia that is not doing so well, I believe it's an haworthia astrongii- the leaves are not as plump and is turning a translucent yellow. Am I over or underwatering it? I checked the roots and it looks good, no rotting. I am hoping you can give me some advice!
Hi Lily! Could you head over to my Facebook page and post some pics? That would help me a lot! Thanks for commenting and have a wonderful day :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Hi Patrice :) Thanks for the love. My Haworthias all live in a room with a South facing window. They don't have any direct sunlight, just bright filtered light. Most of my other succulents are under grow lights, but the grow lights are too intense for many Haworthias. Hope this helps. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
I cannot keep my succulents outside in the winter b/c I live in Ohio. I keep them under a grow light for the fall and winter. I glad you enjoyed the video :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
I’m starting to get into Haworthias and love your collection! I hope to have a big as selection as you do one day! Do you have a favorite online store to buy them from?
echoharbour if you’re just getting started, Leaf and Clay has a wonderful selection of different Haworthias. Also Succulents Box is great for different varieties. Hope this helps!!!
Hi Aqua Lady! I do water my Haworthias during the winter, but I do want to state for the record that the heat in my house is extremely drying. I have to water my plants almost as frequently as I do during their active growing season! That is not necessarily the same as every other home, so I do recommend that you monitor your plants closely as the outside temperatures are changing. I like watering my Haworthias from the bottom. They can take up what water they need and keep those pretty, plump Haworthia leaves :) Hope this is helpful! Thanks for watching!
The Haworthia shown at 6:12 is probably H. attenuata. It has obvious white markings on the insides of the leaves. H fasciata does not have the markings on the insides of the leaves.
Hi Edith! Yes I do have a recommendation for you. I think that you may need to give your Haworthia a good soak. Just find a bowl that is larger than your planter and put the planter in it. Fill the bowl with an inch or two of water and allow the Haworthia to take in as much water as it wants for the next 24 to 48 hours. (Obviously this only works if the planter has a drainage hole. If your planter doesn't have a drainage hole then you may need to unpot your plant to allow the rootball to soak.) Hope this helps! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
that's the one with pearl called Haworthia attenuata var inusitata* Haworthia attenuata var inusitata* Small light green rosettes with uniform fine white tubercles. Grown in 5cm (2") pots.
Hi Almario! Unfortunately I am not a good source of information about where to buy plants internationally. Most plant 🌱 shops will only sell within their own country because of legal restrictions 😔. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful.
Your Haworthia with the white “pearls” is a Haworthia Pumila Donuts. I had one that died from overwatering (or root rot). I thought I was watering it when dry & it died within a few weeks of receiving it in the mail.
I use 100% crushed pumice and I've never lost a Haworthia. One note though, I do fertilize in a low dosage for most of the year with just a small break in Nov, Dec, and Jan because pumice cannot provide any nutrients. Hope this helps :) PS. I am not at all familiar with bonsaijack mix, so I cannot advise you about using it
I would love for you to go to my channel Libby little garden the latest ones I think there's two of them and they are about my succulents that I received and I'd love for you to look at them so that you can recommend anything as far as their care would be much appreciated and that way I "learn to grow"😃🌵😄
I liked your video so much...and then I spotted a schnauzer and now I love your video! ❤️
Hi, BeatleAdri! Glad you are enjoying the vids. Tilly (our dog), literally brings happiness into every day for our family! Hope you have an amazing week :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Qelinda donde la cómprate
A Brilliant and enjoyable video many thanks
The lovely plant that you unsure about wait for it to flower, if it’s like your other Haworthias then that’s what it is, but if it flowers orange, or red then it’s an aloe. Those families are closely related.
What beautiful Haworthias! Love the spotted one! Haworthias are wonderful
Hi 👋 Patricia ! I looove Haworthias! They are my fav in the succulent world 🌎🥰
@@LiquidambarGirlGardening Haworthia pumila, or little donuts.
Very beautifully. From Russia with love.
What is your soil make up? I’m still on the hunt for haworthia’s, but I’m on a limited budget. I love your videos, I also appreciate when you do name your succulents. Thank you. Hopefully one day my collection will be as large as yours ☺️
The haworthia that is dark green with dots is called haworthia attenuate. It has dotted stripes inside and outside. There's another with only dots on the outside of the leaves and it's haworthia fasciata.
I have a green Haworthia. First Ibthought that I finally identifiee it BUT then it look like at least 4 different Haworthias you showed!
It’s called Pearl Plant but you probably found that out by now!
so pretty!
Hi. Love your Haworthia,they are beautiful. How often do you water them when they are in that pumice? Do you have to water daily when it’s warm out and winter time? Thank you.
Hi 19PurposebyDesgn81! Thanks and I water my Haworthias every Saturday. If they were in a potting mix, it would be less often. Also, they are in a place where they are exposed to heat/air pretty much all year so that is another reason that they need water that frequently. Most of my other succulents are watered about every 10 days or so. Hope this is helpful to you :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Excellent collection of some beautiful haworthias!
Edward Littlefield thank you 😊.
Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
I have that mirabilis mundula, propagated from a leaf I got from Walmart. to my surprise, the leaf got roots after a long time of having suspended over a glass of water without it actually touching water using plastic wrap. then it sat in soil for like a very long time and in spring all these leaf segments came from the base of the plant. I had it in a south window just out of the direct sun for this time of year but it's July - August and really hot and I'm guessing this plant doesn't like it excessively hot and dry and it looks a bit shrunken ... still trying to figure out what kind of soil to have it in. what soil are you using? it looks like gravel? is that all the way thru pot or is that just the top layer I'm looking at?
Love Haworthias!
YES!!!
Glorious collection!
Duy Bear 🐻 thank you!
WOW ITS BEAUTIFUL
Harworthia's lover... awesome..
You have great .taste!!!!! That first haworthia is one of my faaaaaavss!! Just haven’t purchased, just me being silly bc they do great here grown indoors in Connecticut...unlike a lot other succulents but as always you have a beautiful collection thank you for sharing
Hi Jasmine! Thanks for the love! ❤️ It’s always great to meet another Haworthia lover 😊. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
i love your haworthias!
Beautiful collection
I am a big fan of specifical succulents! :-)
But I love to see your haworthia too as they are sisters of succulents!
Thanks for Sharing :-)
I subscribed to your channel!
From Korea:-)
KoreaSucculentTV Sonakbi 소낙비다육TV thanks for subscribing! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
What soil mix are you using for these? Looks like really gritty
I have a haworthia that is not doing so well, I believe it's an haworthia astrongii- the leaves are not as plump and is turning a translucent yellow. Am I over or underwatering it? I checked the roots and it looks good, no rotting. I am hoping you can give me some advice!
Hi Lily! Could you head over to my Facebook page and post some pics? That would help me a lot! Thanks for commenting and have a wonderful day :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
AWESOME collection!
Hi Micah and thank you!!! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
How long does it take to root. When do you water after planting
Such a cool collection. Can you tell me what is your lighting for these? They are so healthy
Hi Patrice :) Thanks for the love. My Haworthias all live in a room with a South facing window. They don't have any direct sunlight, just bright filtered light. Most of my other succulents are under grow lights, but the grow lights are too intense for many Haworthias. Hope this helps. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
So Pretty! I am hooked👍
alicia yay! 🎉🎉🎉
the one at 9:31 doesn't look like a H. cooperi, its a H.cymbiformis
do you keep them outside in the winter? great collection, beautiful.
I cannot keep my succulents outside in the winter b/c I live in Ohio. I keep them under a grow light for the fall and winter. I glad you enjoyed the video :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
I’m starting to get into Haworthias and love your collection! I hope to have a big as selection as you do one day! Do you have a favorite online store to buy them from?
echoharbour if you’re just getting started, Leaf and Clay has a wonderful selection of different Haworthias. Also Succulents Box is great for different varieties. Hope this helps!!!
beautiful you have so many different kinds😱😱😱
Thanks :) Haworthias are my favorite type of succulent. Glad you enjoy them too. Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
I just got my first one ..it’s so cute
Maam may i ask if really pumice u use no soil mix.thanks
Beautiful haworthias! How do you water them...top or bottom? Do you water during the winter?
Hi Aqua Lady! I do water my Haworthias during the winter, but I do want to state for the record that the heat in my house is extremely drying. I have to water my plants almost as frequently as I do during their active growing season! That is not necessarily the same as every other home, so I do recommend that you monitor your plants closely as the outside temperatures are changing. I like watering my Haworthias from the bottom. They can take up what water they need and keep those pretty, plump Haworthia leaves :) Hope this is helpful! Thanks for watching!
Very nice! 🌵
Thanks nejimo! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Beautiful plants. I just got some
The Haworthia shown at 6:12 is probably H. attenuata. It has obvious white markings on the insides of the leaves. H fasciata does not have the markings on the insides of the leaves.
Amazing collection
Hi Nilza Pereira De Melo! Thanks so much! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Liquidambar Girl Gardening thank you dear. My Chihuhua is very interrested on your dog lol. Nice sunday
Nilza Pereira De Melo haha :) :) :)
Reminds me of the pebbled milk glass!
ESTOU AQUI ENCANTADA COM TANTAS VARIEDADES DE AWORTHIAS..AMEI O SEU VIDEO
LIKE BJSS
Obrigado meu amigo. Misericórdia, paz e amor sejam multiplicados para você.
I have the exact same plant as the one at 5:30 and I’ve always just classified it as aloe ‘black gem’
SquidPoster Believer 👍😊
My Haworthia Mirabilis Badia is skrinking/wrinkling like the "water" thats inside is just gone... Any tip?
Hi Edith! Yes I do have a recommendation for you. I think that you may need to give your Haworthia a good soak. Just find a bowl that is larger than your planter and put the planter in it. Fill the bowl with an inch or two of water and allow the Haworthia to take in as much water as it wants for the next 24 to 48 hours. (Obviously this only works if the planter has a drainage hole. If your planter doesn't have a drainage hole then you may need to unpot your plant to allow the rootball to soak.) Hope this helps! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
The one at about 6 mins I'm pretty sure is an aloe judging by the "teeth"
Actually i have the one you are talking about and its not an aloe its a zebra something 😉
The plant at 5:40 is climbing aloe Aloiampelos ciliaris
haworthia pentagona at 5;40>?
I liked all of them
Dennis, me too :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Love the video. Thank you🤩🤩💜
yo mama thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Did you got the " name "?
Please, please comment is: Haworthia pumila ‚Royal Albert’ ✨❤️. Love your collection😍🌱
Aneta eS :)
Me too, i'm haworthia lover...but can't afford to collect some.
that's the one with pearl called Haworthia attenuata var inusitata*
Haworthia attenuata var inusitata*
Small light green rosettes with uniform fine white tubercles. Grown in 5cm (2") pots.
Hi dian Sutrisno! Cool :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
Jajaja donde. Sol
the one at 6.30 is pentagona
Hi Margie! Thanks :)
Hi im frm philippines... where can i purchase that kind of succulents... but i have one...
Hi Almario! Unfortunately I am not a good source of information about where to buy plants internationally. Most plant 🌱 shops will only sell within their own country because of legal restrictions 😔. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful.
@@LiquidambarGirlGardening thx so mch...
Haworthia love😍
Hi YB E ! 👍
Your Haworthia with the white “pearls” is a Haworthia Pumila Donuts. I had one that died from overwatering (or root rot). I thought I was watering it when dry & it died within a few weeks of receiving it in the mail.
the little pearly one looks like an octopus with its head in the ground. lol but it think its the margaritifera
:) :) :)
Alworthia black gem
At 6m it's haworthia pumila 👌
Can I get that in Australia?
cbes2407 wait, which one?
What did you plant in. pumice?
All of my Haworthias are planted in pumice. Or if they are new, they will be planted in pumice soon. Happy planting!
Liquidambar girl Gardening 100% pumice? I'm thinking of repotting in bonsaijack 111 mix.
I use 100% crushed pumice and I've never lost a Haworthia. One note though, I do fertilize in a low dosage for most of the year with just a small break in Nov, Dec, and Jan because pumice cannot provide any nutrients. Hope this helps :) PS. I am not at all familiar with bonsaijack mix, so I cannot advise you about using it
How often do u fertilize? Once a week? What’s the dosage ? Thanks
Yes, they are called windows.
I think the narrow green one is a gastreria... I think
I believe that is a Haworthia Fasciata (zebra).
Alowothia black gem
👍😍😍😍
Inna Shevchenko 😊🥰🤗
The plant at 3:15 is a Haworthia attenuata or "Zebra Cactus"
Great, thank you! Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.
No problem, glad to be helpful.
at 3:15 it might be a haworthia pumila - pearl plant.. looks similar to the zebra cactus
I agree with Reptile Lover; it's Haworthia pumila.
Awesome! Thanks, Mohammed :)
I buy this today
mini roboquad version 13.7 👍👍👍
8.34 looks like a limifolia v. ubomboesis
I would love for you to go to my channel Libby little garden the latest ones I think there's two of them and they are about my succulents that I received and I'd love for you to look at them so that you can recommend anything as far as their care would be much appreciated and that way I "learn to grow"😃🌵😄
I'll be sure to head over. Thanks for watching :) Mercy, peace and love be multiplied to you.