|| CRASSULA MUSCOSA || WATCH CHAIN || CARE TIPS ||
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2021
- In this video we will learn about how to care for crassula muscosa.
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Great information
thank you so much 😊
I'm so happy I found this video.. I had the same issue with my muscosa and moved it to indirect light.. it's growing good with vibrant green colour ❤️
oh wow I hope it will grow healthy and become more bushy wishing you all the luck
thank you so much for watching 😊
It's a very pretty plant...i just brought it...😊
Thanks very much for this informasion from my country iraq_ good luck
you're welcome :)
Good evening LG,
I would love to bedeck,
With a chain of Crasulla round my neck.
How amazing Nature is with patterns,
In different shapes, sizes and designs.
Ornamental succulent to possess,
As you say it does not need much fuss.
Thanks LG for a decorative video,
That goes along with all the info.💕💕💕💕💕🌟🌟
thank you so much for watching Janice … really appreciate your support ☺️
Like 👍33. Beautiful plant crassula 👌. Good arrangements of small plants. Nicely grown through cutting 👌
You make it look everything beautiful. So well explained
aw thank you so much for watching 😊
such a lovely Crassula..
thank you so much for watching ☺️
Beautiful plant, stay connected
Thanks and sure
I have this, the information you have shared is very useful 🙏
Thank you so much for watching mam 😊
This video is also really useful as always, Thank you so much! Please do more videos on Jade plant, Echeveria Blue Rose, Black Prince, Graptopetalum Macdougallii, sedum dasyphyllum minor, Echeveria Racemosa, panda plant, haworthia cymbiformis Rose etc.
Sure will work on them one at time thank you so much for watching ☺️….really appreciate
@@LushGardener Thank you! I'll be eagerly waiting.
- ❤️ from Sri Lanka 😊
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@@LushGardener Wow you know Sinhala 😍 achcha hai! 😁 Best of luck with your future endeavors !
@@fareenroshana hahah I just know how to say thank you… I was a flight attendant with jet airways and used to come to Colombo every week 😊
I hate to say you're wrong, but you're wrong! Watch Chains DO have damaging pests! I had a small starter plant that was growing well, beautiful fresh green! One morning it was GONE!! Just gone! We had a horrible heat wave 2 summers ago & I live in the woods! Rats came into my house to cool off! One of them ate my watch chain, 2 of 3 small Fishbone cactus, took bites out of other epiphyllums, & the draping 2 feet of my Devil's Ivy disappeared! It must've dragged it to the nest!! It took a while but I finally got the monster! At least he didn't try to eat my toes! A phobia of mine, b/c when I was about 8, living in Chicago, across the street from us, rats ate the toes off a baby! {{{SHUDDER}}} Anyway, I was looking for the update on your how to fix dried watch chains. I got another one last year & b/c I've been unwell most of this year, it was neglected & I feared I'd killed it! Your fixing video gave me new hope & I wanted to see the results, but I found this video instead. Both videos helped my thinking a lot! Thank you! I have subscribed although except for this one & my epiphyllums, I have no other succulents now. Oh I forgot my Sempervivums outside on the porch! Still in grower pots but most survived our winter, but many have died since it got warmer! I will try indoor succulents again, but I'm focusing on foliage now, esp Philos & Monsteras! I seem to do better w/ them. I only found the link for this video, not the update video. Would you please add it here? I'd sure appreciate it! I'd love to see the results! One more question. I don't have gritty soil like yours & just spent my soul budget last week to make a more porous mix, regular MiracleGro, Cactus MG, Orchid MG, & MG Perlite. Would that work? Or could I start them in just Perlite? I have a Philo & a Syngonium in just perlite as an experiment, & they seem to be doing OK. I've got such a terrible fruit fly problem! Since I've been ill, I crave citrus & bananas! So it's my fault! I'm pondering switching to perlite only to keep them from breeding in my soil! As I type, I keep bopping myself in the nose b/c of them! I think they're too large for fungus gnats! Sorry to be so wordy! As a nurse I had to describe EVERYTHING & as w/ all habits, I can't stop it!
Love your content! Is there a difference between crassula muscosa and crassula lycopodites
No they are the same Crassula muscosa, synonyms Crassula lycopodioides and Crassula pseudolycopodioides