Houseplant Trends 2021: Pickle Succulent, Delosperma Echinatum Care
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Another houseplant trend for 2021 is the Pickle Plant, otherwise known as the Delosperma Echinatum plant. Tyler shares crucial care tips for this houseplant as well as how to Propagate the pickle plant!
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You can always drill holes in bottom if containers plastic with a drill
I’m glad they all have cute nicknames because I can’t pronounce them either hahah. Thanks for the help! I just got one and love it!
Any time! Omg. So hard to pronounce! Lmao 😂
new to this channel. Great job giving much needed info for me to keep my plants healthy. So excited to here you are in Boston I am about an hour south of Boston
Thanks Lori! Great to have you 🥰🪴
That jar was always in our fridge growing up. Looks like you were having a lot of fun taping this video :) How long does it take to take root in that tiny pot?
Usually 3 weeks (assuming everything goes correctly) for first signs a propagation is going well
I bought one of these it was discounted but looked fine I brought it home and left it outside while I was at work in Arizona and came home and it was all brown and shriveled up and has not bounced back. I re potted it into a horticulture mix and I just don't know how it declined in such a short period
Maybe too much sun?
I just got one of these cute little guys a few weeks ago! It has a couple flowers that look like they're doing well, but there are some other spots that look like they used to have flowers that have died off. The "pickles" around the old flowers are really squishy, but the rest of the plant looks healthy and I don't think I'm overwatering. Should I just prune these spots or is this a sign of a bigger problem? Please help me keep my pickles alive!
I've lightly pruned mine and it was totally fine!
Had one of these not long ago and failed misurably. Not sure what I did wrng , here to find out, and if I should try again. Someone squeezed one of the "pickles" and it went down hill FRM there. Could that have been a factor ??
😂 oh no! What kind of light are you giving it?
@@TylerMossop it was on my kitchen table so prob about med light ... I guess indirect maybe 🤷
@@erinjoy5625 yeah that’s tough - not quite sure
Mine has dranij but can I use a bottom water thing or do I just let the water flow out then discard ?
Do they like being potbound
5 Things You Ought To Know About Your Pickle Plant (Delosperma Echinatum). Care, Repot + More!
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Looks like you already watched the more recent video, great question, I just upped the container size and mine is still doing well
You are not really supposed to plant in these pots directly, they act more like saucers rather than pots. You plant in the cheap plastic nursery pot and then you place it in the correct size pot with no drainage.
Unprofessional. I wasted 30 seconds of my time just on a stupid blooper.
Omg the giggling
LOL. That video still makes me laugh!!
"despalerta" 🧐 😅
how many languages do you want me to speak?! LOL