#16 Some of my plants are rotting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2017
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EP 16 - Dealing with fungus
It's a funny and sad coincidence that this episode comes after the episode about watering. But just to help everyone feel better, the echeveria was already starting to rot before the previous episode!
Anyway, this episode turned out longer than I expected. It's around twice the length as a typical Let's Plant episode.
In this video I cover everything from discovering that the plant is starting to rot, pulling it out for treatment, and all the way to replacing it with another plant to fill up the void left by it.
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A great teaching video Chuck, I learn so much from videos showing problematic plants! Thank you! 🌞
Glad it helped!
Always sad to see dying succulents...😭😭😭
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I love rewatching your videos Chuck 🥰
DUDE! So jealous of your climate there is California. You're so lucky to be able to plant your lovely garden right down in the ground. Love to you from Texas!!!
An unrelated incident I had with Haworthias, is a massive infestations of scales and root rot, often coming together on the same plant. While attempting different things, I have realized that small cuttings which were rooted in small clay pots (I call them "Espresso" sized pots) with moderate direct sun exposure has given mee robust plants which have resisted those unfavorable conditions. Scales, if any, were smaller and fewer. I have one Echeveria plant which Is the only one so far that I grew this way. The plant is holding well. As I had Echeverias in the past, I had the same black rot infestation, which spreaded faster than what plant propagation can make-up for, and I eventually lost most of the Echeverias. This spring, I am going to attempt this techniques with my Echeverias. I will take small pups and root them in the small clay pots.
Awww those pups under made me smile! :)
One YT suggests that a DEHYDRATED succulent will open it's pores to absorbe moisture so if it gets water in the leaves but not the roots it is much more likely to absorb water to the roots and Rot.
Beautiful
Thumbs up for the singing!
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Thank you for sharing your experience. Im sure this information will come in hand for me in the future... if not soon as im going into my winter ;)
Denise Jackson glad I could help!
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Given To Grow agree!!!
Thanks for this helpful video
very informative
Saludos me encanta tus plantas te sigo siempre y Miro todos tus videos🌵🌵🌵💐💐🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵muchas gracias x tan bonitos video's
Thanks! 👍🏽
Hi Chuck, Have you investigated the use of hydrogen peroxide. It is anti fungal anti bacterial and anti viral. I don't know about today but when my sons were young it was used in hospitals for cleaning messy wounds because of all those reasons and its oxygenation properties. I use a diluted solution for soaking my seeds pre planting, for spraying on my seedlings to prevent fungal infections and for treating soil pre planting.
Hi there. I've got a few friends who were suggesting the same thing to me before. I agree that using hydrogen peroxide is a good idea. I know some of my friends use it to treat the soil they're going to use for germination. So it's good that you bring this up for others to be aware of!
I generally try not to use any fungicides with my seedlings just to see how far I can push it. I'm currently experimenting. In my third attempt, I managed to germinate AND keep the seedlings alive without fungicides. In the future, when I'm more serious about creating my own hybrids, I'll probably have to go the extra mile and take all precautions.
Thanks for the reminder though. I have a concentrated mancozeb bottle somewhere just in case I need to whip up an antifungal solution, but it's good to know of the alternatives too.
Adorable succulents by the way but why are you ruining such a beautiful table 😭😭😭
Do your potted succulents grow better planted in ground or pots ??? I have been trying for 2 years to create a succulent garden in Florida. Most are lost due to too much rain. Sun is not a problem. I am now preparing a planting bed that is sheltered from rain by a roof hangover but will only get 4 to 6 hours of sun a day. Thank you so much for posting your videos!!! I am learning so much!
Mine grow better in the ground, mainly because they are not stunted by being cramped in a tight space. They tend to grow much larger that way as opposed to being in a tight container. This may or may not be a good thing depending on how much space you have. Some people prefer pots since they do not have a big yard or something.
thres nothing morev rewarding when u save a plant from rot ig too much wateing. and u save pups and start again thanks for video
Hello! What is the orange colored echevaria and the cream colored one next to it by the one you pulled out of the ground? Your plants are gorgeous! I am trying to build up my collection of succulents, but I don't think I will ever have as many beautiful ones as you do! Do you sell any?
Are they in the bowls? You might be looking at Echeveria "Curls" and Echeveria colorata "Mexican Giant".
🎶I want to break free!🎶
What brand and type of Funguside do you use Chuck?
I'm a serial plant killer too. 😆 But I'm still trying.
denise ferguson 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe you can give me some advice since I can't seem to find any answers online anywhere. On my favorite echeveria I just noticed some round spots (little smaller than a dime), and they are the same color as the plant, just a little darker in color. There is one round spot on each leaf, and about 5 leaves have it. I have no idea what to do? Could it be a fungus? Is a systemic fungicide the way to treat? I sprayed with Neem oil yesterday. Thank you so much!
Depends on what the spot looks like. Can you upload a photo and share me the link? If you're not sure how, send me an email (check my about page for contact).
What fungicide did you use?
Can i please ask what mix you are using here? I watched another video of yours where you have ratios of garden soil and scoria. This looks different.
How do you harvest seeds from flower?
Hi Chuck, did you manage to save this one or any of the pups?
I was wondering the same thing myself!
what is the chocolate colored Echeveria down and to the left. And how can I get one ?
Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see your comment sooner. If you're referring to the one in the ground near where I pulled out the echeveria chihuahuaensis, then that's an Echeveria 'Black Prince'.
C.A. R.
just got a Yates rose shield from bunnignst at the bargain price of $2.50. label says its a fungicide and pesticide. hope this is the same or better as the one you usually use 😁
Tonti Vergara galing, mura ah!
yea mura! I think this is the one that's being phased out due to recent bee deaths haha
What is the name of this plant? And do you sell them?
Do you sel to Canada
Have you ever tried to treat the fungus infected areas with magnesium sulfate?
I haven't tried that yet. The systemic fungicide I use lists myclobutanil as its active ingredient.
Please explain how your irrgation works in to pots & tapestry when you are away...please help...
from melbourne ...love love love your garden & work ....wish i could visit ..💐👍
If I think I'm away for extended periods, I would set up a temporary shade structure on top of them using shade cloth. Most of the water they get is from the rain. Sometimes we get a friend to come over to help with watering the non-succulent plants at least once a week (since we also have ornamentals, vegetables and a small fruit tree at the back).
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+Cerriscapades Do you sell your succulents ?? if so how can reach you?
Jules Webb not yet but I am actively propagating now to sell in the future. However I'm just probably selling locally (Melbourne, Australia) in the first instance. Once I build a better inventory in the future, I'll step up and post to the other Australian states (pending quarantine laws).
hi, recently my two succulents are get rot although I am very much concern about mix and watering.
Hi Dipu, what sort of plants are they? And how's your soil?
@@Cerriscapades sinocrassula, pachyphytum oviferum and blach prince. Pachyphytum is about six months older and rest are newly planted 1.5 months.I think these are bad quality mix from nursery. I use to water same manner as my other succulents, but these two rotten
but a month back I have recovered howortha coopery from root rot successfully
Oh my god ! say the table 😭
Sorry about that, I'll try keeping things simple next time... 😂
Just don't water too much