Thanks for your video! I recently bought a little graptopetalum and I was really worried about how many old leaves it was loosing, despite my watering. They're all orange so that's definitely what's going on!
Hi..this video is very helpful..I just bought echeveria day before yesterday and repotted yesterday and it was fine yesterday..and today the upper leaves turned black..pls help..
I just found 1 of my succulent w half of its stem rotted. The other half of the stem w roots it's ok and also have some babies on it l have kept. Now it's an experiment to see if this half of the stem can survive 🤞
Aww....😢 thats what happen to my green ice and amabile it has black spot after I spray Dithane so i plucked all the hard leaves and throw the stem that has new roots 😢stupid me. But the leaves I plucked I throw it in a old soil the they are now rooting and has pups 😂
What media do you use to repot your rotting succulent ? And also please tell about watering them ! I have 2 echeveria morning beauty in which the lower stem has become brown ! The stem is not wriggly but the leaves are not much firm And when I cut it above some height it looked green and healthy ! What should I do ? Please answer all my questions ☺️☺️ !!
sudha devi sure mam ....all the succulent soil is same like the diy soil mix video I have made earlier...so after the crown area which I saved once it roots I add it back to the same soil as the problem was with the excess water cause of rains and the soil had no issue So water only and only when your soil is completely dry that’s all and if your asking when to water after the succulent is saved from rottin then u have to wait till u see new roots Brown stem is also common as the succulent gets matured at times the stem turns brown .....if there is a problem or rot with the stem the succulent will immediately starting dying within 1-2 days Lower leaves not firm is ok but the issue is when the upper leaves become soft After u cut the stem ensure u place it in dry place and don’t water until u see roots
yes even i have red soil as m from south part of india we have only red soil ...but red soil has a high tendency to turned compact as it contains high amount of clay so be careful i will share the entire process of how to make sol mix at home try and avoid compost not needed th-cam.com/video/HYqGDfHhD2g/w-d-xo.html
What should I do? Shd I remove the stem out of the soil and keep it to dry?Cut its head? Echevaria eeegans or something similar N also keep the remaining leaves for propagation . Pls help and give me ur contact
thank you for watching 😊 I have left a link in description the last one u. an check out she sells quite a variety of succulents including echeveria’s 😊
My succulent has black tips growing on the new crown leaves.. And this black tip is spreading to other leaves below it.. However the lower most leaves are healthy and thick.. What do I do? I'm panicking too.. It's my first succulent.. Help! :(
ohh ….is it possible to quickly send a pic on Instagram or Facebook I have the links in my description definitely need to take a look at the succulent 👍🏻
Star Ronith prasad Hi...yes most varieties of succulents like echeveria / agavoides / sedums need direct morning sunlight for couple of hours or bright indirectly sun light ....to remain compact and get that’s beautiful bright colour ...... otherwise they will stretch . 2) Its very difficult to save a overwatered succulent ...but it also depends on how far the rot has spread if it just the initial stage of rot then u can quickly cut off the affected part like if it’s root rot cut roots or if it’s stem cut that affected stem part .....but if it’s spreads to the crown area then it’s impossible to save .😥 3) No rotted leaves can’t be propagated ( coz the leaf is completely dead ) 😕
that’s why …never add moisture or water to the cut part …it’s take around 3-4 days ideally for the cut to callus ..at this point if the cut comes in contact with water …rot 😒.. always it’s always advisable to wait after the cutting is callous we still need to wait for the roots to appear and then water …without roots the succulent can’t take in water …so always remember roots = watering
if it’s stem rot or root rot then yes coz we are cutting the stem.....and we need to let it dry and we need to see when the roots appear so we don’t push it to deep in soil ......but if u have pulled out just the leaves it fine and the roots are still present so u can leave it in soil as it is however it very very important u don’t water it at least for 2-3 days u need to let the area heal we’re u pulled out the leaves otherwise it will rot so you need to keep the soil completely dry and in a shaded place with indirect sunlight ....the cuts will heal then u can resume to normal care
Piu Choudhury you can lay it on dry soil don’t push it in the soil as you need to see when it roots ....otherwise it will difficult to see the rooting and everytime you will have to remove it from the soil......or if it’s raining u can even keep it in any dry place without soil aslo it will start to root once u see roots then put it in soil 😊
I bought this sedum variety a week ago and now the bottom leaves are turning yellow and falling off, the top leaves are still firm and green. Is there an issue that I should be worried about? Also should I pull off the leaves that are yellow?
Deadpool well as long as they are the lower leaves and the upper leaves are still firm and green shouldn’t be much of an issue ......this is probably due to the succulent being introduced to a new place .....however keep a close watch to see more signs .....You may pull it off if u want to but ensure no watering or moisture around the succulent till the cut healed ( should take approx 2-3 days depending on the climate ) .....pulling of a leaf will leave an open gateway for bacteria so the area should be completely dry ..... Give it some more time for the succulent to get accustomed to the new surroundings....wishing u luck 😊🙏🏻
@@LushGardener i water them after every 4 days, soil mix is 30% sand 30% soil some perlite ,compost . ours is hot weather. and i keep them in bright area not direct in sun
Thanks for your video! I recently bought a little graptopetalum and I was really worried about how many old leaves it was loosing, despite my watering. They're all orange so that's definitely what's going on!
You’re welcome yes over watering can be one of the reason just wait until the soil is completely dry before watering again ...wish you luck
Great 👍 well explained !! I was also worried about these rotten leaves but now I too can say RIP 💐 for all those. 😃
hahah yes once Black it’s gone
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Yes the same has happened to me my echevaria has been caught in yest rain when I put it ou5 on the terrace and half I& the leaves have become black
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Hi..this video is very helpful..I just bought echeveria day before yesterday and repotted yesterday and it was fine yesterday..and today the upper leaves turned black..pls help..
oh no where did you place them after repotting ?
@@LushGardener inside..in shade
@@LushGardener how can I send u pic? And what should I do now?
hi you can send here instagram.com/_lushgardener_/
@@LushGardener sent pls check
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I just found 1 of my succulent w half of its stem rotted. The other half of the stem w roots it's ok and also have some babies on it l have kept. Now it's an experiment to see if this half of the stem can survive 🤞
Can you try to cut it …. The black part will spread to the other side as well 🥺…. I hope all goes well wishing you luck 👍🏼
@LushGardener yes l did cut the black stuff off. I hope the babies survive w half the stem.
Aww....😢 thats what happen to my green ice and amabile it has black spot after I spray Dithane so i plucked all the hard leaves and throw the stem that has new roots 😢stupid me. But the leaves I plucked I throw it in a old soil the they are now rooting and has pups 😂
What media do you use to repot your rotting succulent ?
And also please tell about watering them !
I have 2 echeveria morning beauty in which the lower stem has become brown !
The stem is not wriggly but the leaves are not much firm
And when I cut it above some height it looked green and healthy !
What should I do ?
Please answer all my questions ☺️☺️ !!
sudha devi sure mam ....all the succulent soil is same like the diy soil mix video I have made earlier...so after the crown area which I saved once it roots I add it back to the same soil as the problem was with the excess water cause of rains and the soil had no issue
So water only and only when your soil is completely dry that’s all and if your asking when to water after the succulent is saved from rottin then u have to wait till u see new roots
Brown stem is also common as the succulent gets matured at times the stem turns brown .....if there is a problem or rot with the stem the succulent will immediately starting dying within 1-2 days
Lower leaves not firm is ok but the issue is when the upper leaves become soft
After u cut the stem ensure u place it in dry place and don’t water until u see roots
If we’re are connected on fb or insta u can share the pic with me .....
The head of few of my succulent leaves are black n somewhat mushy but the tip n middle half is fine. So should i use them for propagation?
no if the tip were the cut i (where the roots are suppose come out ) …if that’s turned black or dark it won’t produce pups
Someone suggested that red soil is not nutritious and to add Compost at the top so I did the same
yes even i have red soil as m from south part of india we have only red soil ...but red soil has a high tendency to turned compact as it contains high amount of clay so be careful i will share the entire process of how to make sol mix at home try and avoid compost not needed
th-cam.com/video/HYqGDfHhD2g/w-d-xo.html
I bought my succulent weeks ago but now the top part starts growing a black color the texture is soft. What should I do to my succulent?
Is it possible you share pic on Instagram… dark colour is not a good sign on crown of succulents…. Did you water on the succulent by any chance
What should I do? Shd I remove the stem out of the soil and keep it to dry?Cut its head? Echevaria eeegans or something similar N also keep the remaining leaves for propagation . Pls help and give me ur contact
sure
Well explained👌👌 Where do u buy ur Echeverias from?
thank you for watching 😊 I have left a link in description the last one u. an check out she sells quite a variety of succulents including echeveria’s 😊
Thanks..Let me check with her
My succulent has black tips growing on the new crown leaves.. And this black tip is spreading to other leaves below it.. However the lower most leaves are healthy and thick.. What do I do? I'm panicking too.. It's my first succulent.. Help! :(
ohh ….is it possible to quickly send a pic on Instagram or Facebook I have the links in my description definitely need to take a look at the succulent 👍🏻
@@LushGardener ok. I will do that.. Please help tho..
The leaf I'm trying to propagate is now black but a baby is still growing
Is it a lost cause?
is the leaf dry or soggy ?
Does they need sunlight everyday...
What if I hv over water them...how will I recover them from rotting... can I use rotten leaves for propagate
Star Ronith prasad
Hi...yes most varieties of succulents like echeveria / agavoides / sedums need direct morning sunlight for couple of hours or bright indirectly sun light ....to remain compact and get that’s beautiful bright colour ...... otherwise they will stretch .
2) Its very difficult to save a overwatered succulent ...but it also depends on how far the rot has spread if it just the initial stage of rot then u can quickly cut off the affected part like if it’s root rot cut roots or if it’s stem cut that affected stem part .....but if it’s spreads to the crown area then it’s impossible to save .😥
3) No rotted leaves can’t be propagated ( coz the leaf is completely dead ) 😕
Do you know why my cutting of a succulent turned black? Like the whole leaf if black
did it come in contact with any moisture after cutting ?
@@LushGardener yeah after I cut it I moved it to a new spot then put water in its soil
that’s why …never add moisture or water to the cut part …it’s take around 3-4 days ideally for the cut to callus ..at this point if the cut comes in contact with water …rot 😒.. always it’s always advisable to wait after the cutting is callous we still need to wait for the roots to appear and then water …without roots the succulent can’t take in water …so always remember roots = watering
@@LushGardener thank you for your help. Have a nice day
you too 😊🪴
I removed all the rotted leaves and planted my succulent that day itself. Is that neccesaary to keep it outside for 3 days
if it’s stem rot or root rot then yes coz we are cutting the stem.....and we need to let it dry and we need to see when the roots appear so we don’t push it to deep in soil ......but if u have pulled out just the leaves it fine and the roots are still present so u can leave it in soil as it is however it very very important u don’t water it at least for 2-3 days u need to let the area heal we’re u pulled out the leaves otherwise it will rot so you need to keep the soil completely dry and in a shaded place with indirect sunlight ....the cuts will heal then u can resume to normal care
Until the roots come out how the crown need to be kept?
Piu Choudhury you can lay it on dry soil don’t push it in the soil as you need to see when it roots ....otherwise it will difficult to see the rooting and everytime you will have to remove it from the soil......or if it’s raining u can even keep it in any dry place without soil aslo it will start to root once u see roots then put it in soil 😊
I bought this sedum variety a week ago and now the bottom leaves are turning yellow and falling off, the top leaves are still firm and green. Is there an issue that I should be worried about? Also should I pull off the leaves that are yellow?
Deadpool well as long as they are the lower leaves and the upper leaves are still firm and green shouldn’t be much of an issue ......this is probably due to the succulent being introduced to a new place .....however keep a close watch to see more signs .....You may pull it off if u want to but ensure no watering or moisture around the succulent till the cut healed ( should take approx 2-3 days depending on the climate ) .....pulling of a leaf will leave an open gateway for bacteria so the area should be completely dry .....
Give it some more time for the succulent to get accustomed to the new surroundings....wishing u luck 😊🙏🏻
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Deadpool thank you so much for the support 😊😊🙏🏻🙏🏻
why my sacculent is dropping leaves?
The main reason could be overwatering.
How are you watering them what duration? When was the last time you watered and also Whats soil mix ?
@@LushGardener i water them after every 4 days, soil mix is 30% sand 30% soil some perlite ,compost . ours is hot weather. and i keep them in bright area not direct in sun
@@LushGardener thanks a lot
Please hindi video
will try Dinesh
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