I love Sempervivums. In my country (Slovakia) they grow outside all over the country...so I am just stealing some, when I see some nice one ...don´t worry there are a loooot of here! :)
Hi, I was wondering if you (or anyone else here) could point me towards care for a specific succulent. I see it listed as a "Crassula- Origami plant" and I'm not able to find too much info on its care online. Mostly conflicting info on how much sunlight it likes 😅
@@SucculentsBox I said in my original comment lol, the "Crassula- Origami plant". It has 4 triangular leaves that continue to stack on each other with varying amounts of red to green.
@@ScroteGoblin We have a video about the Crassula Red Pagoda, it's the same kind of succulent that you mentioned, maybe it would help. You can take a look here ☺ th-cam.com/video/0zSeuKlTkOY/w-d-xo.html
Yes, you absolutely can try to propagate them. But of course, it depends on the situation of the offshoots to make sure that successfully propagating 😅
I just got this plant 3 days ago, and I added some water to it, and I think I did over watering or the water touch the leafs, and the leafs are shrinking, did I do some damage to it? Should I wait for dry out? Will it be fine? 😢 I m a newbie 🫠 thanks
Hi, Sempervivum will go dormant in winter, maybe it's one of the reason why your plants haven't grown. Let's have them careful care and wait until their growing season 😉
I like your videos in general, but you should be careful with saying things like "don't need fertilizer". I'm sure you can find a way better wording for what you're trying to convey. As you're most definitely well aware, every plant needs nutrients. Nowadays there seems to be an increasing trend to use almost exclusively mineral grit mixes as substrate with little to no potting or succulent soil / prep fertilized ingredients. Therefore they're often very nutrient poor or don't have any meaningful amount of available nutrients at all and need regular fertilization.
Wow beautiful Succulents ^^
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My friend, thank you for good sharing
I love Sempervivums. In my country (Slovakia) they grow outside all over the country...so I am just stealing some, when I see some nice one ...don´t worry there are a loooot of here! :)
Knowing that stealing is not really good but I know we can't stand this gorgeous Sempervivum 🤣
Hi, I was wondering if you (or anyone else here) could point me towards care for a specific succulent. I see it listed as a "Crassula- Origami plant" and I'm not able to find too much info on its care online. Mostly conflicting info on how much sunlight it likes 😅
Hi, what kind of specific succulent you are looking for?
@@SucculentsBox I said in my original comment lol, the "Crassula- Origami plant". It has 4 triangular leaves that continue to stack on each other with varying amounts of red to green.
@@ScroteGoblin We have a video about the Crassula Red Pagoda, it's the same kind of succulent that you mentioned, maybe it would help. You can take a look here ☺ th-cam.com/video/0zSeuKlTkOY/w-d-xo.html
Well i have two off shots and they broke off can i still some how grow them?
Yes, you absolutely can try to propagate them. But of course, it depends on the situation of the offshoots to make sure that successfully propagating 😅
@@SucculentsBox alright also thank your very informative videos! They have been very helpful
@@callmeyumi000 So glad to hear 🥰
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I just got this plant 3 days ago, and I added some water to it, and I think I did over watering or the water touch the leafs, and the leafs are shrinking, did I do some damage to it? Should I wait for dry out? Will it be fine? 😢 I m a newbie 🫠 thanks
ok it's fixed :)
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Hi, Sempervivum will go dormant in winter, maybe it's one of the reason why your plants haven't grown. Let's have them careful care and wait until their growing season 😉
I like your videos in general, but you should be careful with saying things like "don't need fertilizer". I'm sure you can find a way better wording for what you're trying to convey.
As you're most definitely well aware, every plant needs nutrients. Nowadays there seems to be an increasing trend to use almost exclusively mineral grit mixes as substrate with little to no potting or succulent soil / prep fertilized ingredients.
Therefore they're often very nutrient poor or don't have any meaningful amount of available nutrients at all and need regular fertilization.
Thank you for your sharing