#22 Filling up the arc
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- Let's Plant!
EP 22 - Filling up the arc
It took me a while, but I've finally filled up this arc. I have been swapping and propagating since June this year trying to get enough plant material.
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Chuck, you are the king of one hand gardening!
Just spatular love the pups they are so awesome.
Beautiful children and beautiful gardens and succulents.
You are such a joy to watch by just watching your programme I feel like I already know you.I have just started my collection and you have taught me so much. Thank you
Hi Anne! Happy to know you're enjoying the videos! How's the weather up there? I heard you're getting a hot weekend.
Your garden is to die for!!!
Brenda Delone thank you!
Beautiful bunch you have there I would let it stay for now.
Just found your channel today. It’s one of the best I have watched. Fantastic collection.
Glad you like it Margaret, also I am up to 93 episodes of this series with the next one coming up tomorrow! 😂
You have a beautiful garden wish i was you. I love succulents a lot but can't find those beautiful ones like your.
Enjoyed Video on this Thursday evening.🌸💐🌺🌵
Belinda glad you liked it!
Hey, Chuck, do you have a follow up video on how your encheveria elegant are doing now? Love to see them. Thanks
Yup, you can check out the garden update videos every month as I cover these. Also I've got one episode coming out tomorrow which contains the garden update for April, you can also watch out for that one (I'm currently finishing up editing it right now as we speak! :D)
Cerriscapades thanks, looking forward to see them.
When can you start separating the pups from the mom? Is there any particular season (best)?
with ECheveria, I think mid-spring or early autumn is best. It's still warm enough but not too hot nor too cold. Echeveria grow the fastest during warmer months. They are dormant during winter, but also go semi-dormant during the hot parts of summer.
Would it not be easier to pull the entire mom plant out and cut all the pups you want?
Susan V yes you are correct. But it is close to summer and I do not want to stress it by replanting the whole thing. Also back when I planted it among the rocks, it was much smaller so if I remove it now I will have to redo most of the rock arrangement. Too much work 😂.
You are so smart 🤓
What is the plant behind the elegant? It has long leaves that grow upwards.
Thanks.
Im from Dubbo NSW
What state do you live in? They are thriving!
I'm in Melbourne in Victoria, Australia.
I just brought some elegant,
It's just turn summer here in Australia and I noticed they got some sun damage with an hot day. I have it in direct sunlight. What's your thoughts on what kind of heat/ light is best?
suzypie11 filtered light now while especially in summer. I am going to set up shade structures for some of my plants soon. I just use a cheap setup of metal stakes and light shade cloth.
Cerriscapades thank you for your reply. I would love to see how you do that. I was thinking I don't have enough shaded areas and I wondered how I could creat shade. Please make a video that 😊
Funny that you mention that, I was planning to create a video about creating a shade structure soon since it's getting pretty hot here now! :D
Expect it to come a few episodes from now. I'm still working on the structure!
Cerriscapades can't wait 👍🏻👌🏼
What happens to the stalks that are left on the mother plant after you cut the pups from them? Do they just dry up and fall off or do they grow more pups (wishful thinking)?
Jen de Leon if there are some nodes left on the stalk, then there's still a tiny chance of that happening
Echeveria elegance and echeveria gluca are the same or different?
Nope, they are different. The glauca has thinner and pointier leaves compared to the elegans. Also the elegans is lighter, while the glauca is darker. They both turn bluish when exposed to enough sunlight.