Hahaha, what pester? Glad you like the video. Let me know if there is a topic you want to see in a video. Can’t promise I will get to it right away because I am new to video, but I will eventually.
Another subscription from Iran. Happy to have you on YT too. I love your variegated bayeris/correctas and I wish to have most of them in my collection one day. Not only the haworthias but also triple red line Akadama and that special fertilizer. Looking forward to watch your next video. Best wishes
Glad you enjoy the video. If you can’t find akadama in Iran, you can use part pumice, part soil in 7:3 ratio. If your soil has organic materials, let the cuts dry for a day before potting up.
Thank you for the videos. It's lovely to see your collection! I was wondering if you would be willing to answer a question: do you use the same potting media for offsets and seedlings (no or very fine roots)?
Amazing capture as always,sorry for this dumb question 😅 after cutting the roots do you let them dry out then pot it? or just pot it and let it heal with the watered akadama.
I don’t dry the cuts before potting up and watering because I find that it does more harm to the plant when the roots are exposed to the air and dried up. Akadama is very fast draining. As long as excess water drains out completely, watering right away will not harm the plant. Make sure water is not pooled in the center of the rosette though.
😂😂 so glad you brought it up! I was getting worried that Renny’s hairy fingers would be hot topic among haworthia growers. NO- those weren’t my hands. I was instructing and filming, Satoru was demonstrating. And no, I do not wait for callous. I water right away to make sure the roots are not dried up. Akadama works very well with this method.
Unfortunately I don't know what is available in European market, but I know some growers in France and Italy who use Magamp-K. Maybe it is available in your country as well?
Hi Tony, it is a trimming tool widely used by nurseryman in Japan. It is similar looking to what Sabin said but is much thinner and is made especially for making incision between leaves. I usually offer them in my webstore but it is currently out-of-stock.
I usually carry this trimming/cutting tool in my webstore but it is currently out-of-stock. The same goes for akadama. I hope to bring them back in-stock next month.
Glad to see you on TH-cam, Renny! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Hi Elaine, thanks for watching.
Finally, won't be pestering you with newbie questions, I'll just watch your videos :) Welcome to TH-cam!
Hahaha, what pester? Glad you like the video. Let me know if there is a topic you want to see in a video. Can’t promise I will get to it right away because I am new to video, but I will eventually.
Wow… finally! Very interesting, informative yet useful 👍🏼
Glad you liked it!
Excellent job on your first video, Renny! Brief but detailed. I love it! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ~s
Thank you Steve. Glad to see you here. It is a big learning curve from posting photos on FB and IG, but I will try to keep up.
Very happy to see you in here Renny.
Thanks for the welcome :)
Subscriber from USA Arizona. Just found you Channel and I absolutely love your succulent collection and passion for Haworthias 👍🏼
Welcome and thank you for subscribing. Glad you enjoy my plants. Check out my webstore for choice haworthias. :)
Finally. Great Renny.
Thank you Juan
Great video. Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks for watching. Working on the next one.
Ciao Renny. Questo video è stato emozionante e molto interessante. Le tue haworthie sono uno spettacolo per la vista🥰grazieeee
Hello Paola, thank you for the warm welcome. I am glad you enjoy the video! ❤
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So exited to see your content! Great medium to share your knowledge
Thanks for watching!
Another subscription from Iran. Happy to have you on YT too. I love your variegated bayeris/correctas and I wish to have most of them in my collection one day. Not only the haworthias but also triple red line Akadama and that special fertilizer. Looking forward to watch your next video. Best wishes
Glad you enjoy the video. If you can’t find akadama in Iran, you can use part pumice, part soil in 7:3 ratio. If your soil has organic materials, let the cuts dry for a day before potting up.
Hello from Spain! So happy to see your video😃👏👏👏!! I have a few of your hybrids and I love them 💯. Subscribed inmediately 💞.
And hello!! Thank you for collecting my plants 🥰. I will try to upload more videos regularly.
Thank you for the videos. It's lovely to see your collection! I was wondering if you would be willing to answer a question: do you use the same potting media for offsets and seedlings (no or very fine roots)?
How often do you water your haworthias? And fantastic and helpful video. Thank you!
I water every 10 days during growing season, every 2 to 3 week during part dormant time ( in my climate, haws never really go completely dormant).
That was helpful thank you!
Glad to hear that!
From Ukraine🌻🇺🇦🌻 thank you like 👍🏻
Thank you for watching!
Amazing capture as always,sorry for this dumb question 😅 after cutting the roots do you let them dry out then pot it? or just pot it and let it heal with the watered akadama.
I pot the plant right up, and water it.
I love your plants. They are so beautiful! How often do you repot/replace the soil? What size do you use for the akadamas?
Hi Samantha, I try to repot every 3 years but most of the time I ran behind. The average is more like every 4 - 5 years. 😅
No need to air dry after making those cuts?
I don’t dry the cuts before potting up and watering because I find that it does more harm to the plant when the roots are exposed to the air and dried up. Akadama is very fast draining. As long as excess water drains out completely, watering right away will not harm the plant. Make sure water is not pooled in the center of the rosette though.
No need to calous the wounds?
Very hairy hands Renny 😂😂😂
Keep up the good stuff coming we love your plants and now your videos
😂😂 so glad you brought it up! I was getting worried that Renny’s hairy fingers would be hot topic among haworthia growers. NO- those weren’t my hands. I was instructing and filming, Satoru was demonstrating.
And no, I do not wait for callous. I water right away to make sure the roots are not dried up. Akadama works very well with this method.
Amazing video and great help! Any idea for similar slow release fertilizer in European market?
Unfortunately I don't know what is available in European market, but I know some growers in France and Italy who use Magamp-K. Maybe it is available in your country as well?
Hola que tipo de mineral es el que está utilizando? Exelente video😊
I use akadama, a type of volcanic clay.
What is that little tool you use to trim the stem?
Its a spatula used by dentist. Bent and sharpened on purpose
Hi Tony, it is a trimming tool widely used by nurseryman in Japan. It is similar looking to what Sabin said but is much thinner and is made especially for making incision between leaves. I usually offer them in my webstore but it is currently out-of-stock.
Hi Renny
Is that white granules a plant fertilizer?
Yes, it is a slow release fertilizer I mix into all my soil.
@@rennyshaworthia Thanks^_^
Where can we purchase this type of scalpel??
It's not a scapel. it's a spatula used by dentists.it is bend on purpose and sharpened
I usually carry this trimming/cutting tool in my webstore but it is currently out-of-stock. The same goes for akadama. I hope to bring them back in-stock next month.
저 하얀 알갱이는 무엇인가요?
やはり日本の方だったんですね! いつも購入させていただいております(^.^)
いつもご視聴ありがとうございます😊
Mineral 100%?
Yes