I clicked on this channel by accident and im glad to stay the full 12min. Grt video with details care tips. I just got this green star guy and some lithos, can they be pot together in a shallow pot? Thanks! 😊
Hi there! Thanks so much for watching our video. I am not the best person to answer about lithops but usually lithops are planted in isolation but if you want to combine it with another plant, best to combine those with same water needs and same dormancy. Shallow pots will be great for those with shorter roots. Thanks.
I have a Haworthia Cuspidata, it is sending out fat roots? from between its leaves. What is your experience in this and can you tell me any information about this please.?
Hi there, firstly I wish to apologise for replying only now, we got so busy with orders especially during Mother's Day. When mine will have fat roots sticking out everywhere including the holes of the pots, it means they need more space. Most likely, they have already wrapped themselves around the soil and are just sticking out where there is space. So best to repot them.
I got one variety of haworthia two months ago, it's still alive so I hope it will stay that way😂👍✨🌱 great video, it's helpful for haworthia beginner like me😃
Wow Amazing And So Beautiful all I Love This Plant .You have many varieties of plants that I don't have I am very fond of planting this plant in my garden but I am not getting it someone who send me little baby such a gift best wishes from pakistan
Hi Trudy, yes you heard it right! =) Cinnamon is known for its antifungal properties not just for succulents but it is commonly used by gardeners for different plants too. What we do is to put a bit of cinnamon powder in parts of the succulents that have open wounds/cuts just like when we do cuttings or when we remove offsets. Fungal infestation can be quite challenging to treat so prevention is the key! Some even say that cinnamon encourages root growth for the cuttings therefore use cinnamon powder instead of root hormones. I cannot personally attest to that but as long as it prevents fungus, I am already happy. =)
thank you for this informative video. I just got a haworthiopsis as a gift, and the root is very pot bound. I want to repot it but I was wondering if I need to tease the root system to untangle them or just pop that in a larger pot? Thank you
I appreciate this so much! I’m so fascinated with Haworthia, completely amazed how they developed the ability to protect themselves from the harsh environment. It’s too cool!
Is it ok to grow haworthia in such organic soil? Heard its best to have well draining soil but also that some haworthia do alright in organic soil, sometimes better. Yours look amazing and very large, with healthy roots growing in organic soil. Does it work well? Is there anything to watch out for?
Hi, thanks for the comment! Our haworthias have been growing in our own soil mix (mostly with organic soil). we make our own soil mix that is composed of regular soil mix, sand and perlite. From our experience, this soil mix is fast draining as well, but we are very conscious not to overwater. So far, everything is ok and they are all thriving. Maybe you give it a try and let us know how it went. 😊
Hmmm Haworthia and Haworthiopsis are all I grow and I will say they DO like direct light once they have become accustomed to it. This is a huge mistake many people make with both plants. For example both plants you have @4:07 are very etiolated they are begging for more light. The H. cymbiformis should look more like a green rose than it does and the zebra plant should have little to no light green but be very dark green and far more compact. I hope this helps good luck.
Thanks Irie for sharing your expertise on these lovelies..;) It would have been nice to have mine outside but the sun here is really harsh and intense so most of the gardens and nurseries keep these under a bit of shade. The ones I tried to acclimatise outside turned brownish. Haha. Thanks much!
@@SucculentSocial yeah they will pout if you do the sun too quickly, but as long as they aren't burning they'll be fine. I live in Texas so I get it about the harsh sun at times. I made the mistake of leaving one in direct sun and the 115 f heat one summer. In a matter of hours the plant looked like it was melting...I only do direct light inside not outside, so outside yeah you'd likely need a light shade cloth. Good luck!!!
Thanks Carmen. They are really beautiful. We buy them wholesale from a nursery so not very expensive. They will retail for about $5-$10 (Australian Dollars) depending on the size.
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Prang plastic ung haworthia sis😄. I have hawarthiopsis before pero namatay naoverwater ko yta☹️😆
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I clicked on this channel by accident and im glad to stay the full 12min. Grt video with details care tips. I just got this green star guy and some lithos, can they be pot together in a shallow pot? Thanks! 😊
Hi there! Thanks so much for watching our video. I am not the best person to answer about lithops but usually lithops are planted in isolation but if you want to combine it with another plant, best to combine those with same water needs and same dormancy.
Shallow pots will be great for those with shorter roots.
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I have a Haworthia Cuspidata, it is sending out fat roots? from between its leaves. What is your experience in this and can you tell me any information about this please.?
Hi there, firstly I wish to apologise for replying only now, we got so busy with orders especially during Mother's Day. When mine will have fat roots sticking out everywhere including the holes of the pots, it means they need more space. Most likely, they have already wrapped themselves around the soil and are just sticking out where there is space. So best to repot them.
I got one variety of haworthia two months ago, it's still alive so I hope it will stay that way😂👍✨🌱 great video, it's helpful for haworthia beginner like me😃
Thanks Julija! We are really hoping this will help. All the best with your Haworthia..;)
very nice lovely plant
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Wow Amazing And So Beautiful all I Love This Plant .You have many varieties of plants that I don't have
I am very fond of planting this plant in my garden but I am not getting it
someone who send me little baby such a gift
best wishes from pakistan
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Thanks for the info.. im.planning of making a careguide about limifolia... Then i would call it haworthiopsis limifolia..
I know d ba? a lot of renaming to do..haha.. joke lang, I won’t change tags... wala naman akong tags.. haha..
@@SucculentSocial at least new info sakin... Hindi puro Haworthia sinasabi ko...haha
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Did i understand and hear it right that you use cinnamon powder after taking away the babies?
Hi Trudy, yes you heard it right! =) Cinnamon is known for its antifungal properties not just for succulents but it is commonly used by gardeners for different plants too. What we do is to put a bit of cinnamon powder in parts of the succulents that have open wounds/cuts just like when we do cuttings or when we remove offsets. Fungal infestation can be quite challenging to treat so prevention is the key! Some even say that cinnamon encourages root growth for the cuttings therefore use cinnamon powder instead of root hormones. I cannot personally attest to that but as long as it prevents fungus, I am already happy. =)
Thank you very much for your answer. Greetings from Holland 👋
No worries Trudy… Hi from Australia! 😍
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thank you for this informative video. I just got a haworthiopsis as a gift, and the root is very pot bound. I want to repot it but I was wondering if I need to tease the root system to untangle them or just pop that in a larger pot? Thank you
Thanks Raina.. Glad you find this helpful! 😉
I appreciate this so much! I’m so fascinated with Haworthia, completely amazed how they developed the ability to protect themselves from the harsh environment. It’s too cool!
They are so resilient, right? They are indeed amazing!
These are pretty!! Still working on my haworthia collectionnnn 😅
Thank you.. yeah, I saw your unboxing with the lithops.. one at a time.. =)
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Near the one minute mark, you showed a tray with some Tulista marginatas, so you should cover that new genus too.
Great idea! Thank you 😊
Great tips Sis. I just got myself updated of naming some haworthias to haworthiopsis. ☺️
it will take a while and a lot of getting used to..😍
Great content difference propagation and care guide
Hello, great video. What is the small vine type plant mixed with the succulents that are in the hanging glass pots?
Hi Donna, thanks. I think it was a sedum little missy that had turned leggy from not getting enough sun. =)
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Is it ok to grow haworthia in such organic soil? Heard its best to have well draining soil but also that some haworthia do alright in organic soil, sometimes better. Yours look amazing and very large, with healthy roots growing in organic soil. Does it work well? Is there anything to watch out for?
Like more organic than than ones i see online i mean. Usually its like 60% pumice or grit.
Hi, thanks for the comment! Our haworthias have been growing in our own soil mix (mostly with organic soil). we make our own soil mix that is composed of regular soil mix, sand and perlite. From our experience, this soil mix is fast draining as well, but we are very conscious not to overwater. So far, everything is ok and they are all thriving. Maybe you give it a try and let us know how it went. 😊
They're all so adorable 😍 💕 ❤😊
cant wait to see this
Good to know 🤔👍
Hmmm Haworthia and Haworthiopsis are all I grow and I will say they DO like direct light once they have become accustomed to it. This is a huge mistake many people make with both plants. For example both plants you have @4:07 are very etiolated they are begging for more light. The H. cymbiformis should look more like a green rose than it does and the zebra plant should have little to no light green but be very dark green and far more compact. I hope this helps good luck.
Thanks Irie for sharing your expertise on these lovelies..;) It would have been nice to have mine outside but the sun here is really harsh and intense so most of the gardens and nurseries keep these under a bit of shade. The ones I tried to acclimatise outside turned brownish. Haha. Thanks much!
@@SucculentSocial yeah they will pout if you do the sun too quickly, but as long as they aren't burning they'll be fine. I live in Texas so I get it about the harsh sun at times. I made the mistake of leaving one in direct sun and the 115 f heat one summer. In a matter of hours the plant looked like it was melting...I only do direct light inside not outside, so outside yeah you'd likely need a light shade cloth. Good luck!!!
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Nice sharing
Thank you so much.. you have beautiful garden videos too..
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Your voice is so soothing.. thank you for this video!
Awww, that is very nice of you to say. Thanks Sheny.. =)
Me gusta la retutuza y la limifolia y la faciata cuanto cuesta cada una gracias
Thanks Carmen. They are really beautiful. We buy them wholesale from a nursery so not very expensive. They will retail for about $5-$10 (Australian Dollars) depending on the size.
Great video. I lurv it.
Thanks! 💚