Hi Stacey, you’re welcome and thank you! 😊 These succulents really are amazing. They just never seize to surprise me. There is something special every single day. ❤️ Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Every set back is a sign of comeback..Wonderful video..thanks for keeping my spirit high..As two of my echeveria babies died recently, left me devastated. Gathering courage now to bring newbies, after watching the video.
Hi Debjani, I’m so glad that you’re empowered to try again. Thank you for sharing your comment. It does take courage to try again after those losses. The sun always comes out to make a brand new day with brand new opportunities. Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Salamat! 😊Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi Sohan! That’s so nice to hear! Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month or so behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much for leaving a message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
You are such a lovely person! the way you present your flowers and how much care you have for them motivates me to fill my house with succulents. You are doing a great job and i really follow with great interest your advises to become a creator myself. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. You really bring light into this world. xoxo
Hi, Florin! Huge apologies for responding too late. I'm not sure how I didn't get the notification when you left your message. It's nice to hear that my videos are inspiring people everywhere. It makes all the efforts so worthwhile. Thank you so much for the very kind comment. I really appreciate it! More blessings to you! ❤🙏🌈
Hi, Jil! Thank you! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about two months behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much again for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi Bhargavi, you’re welcome and thank you so much! It’s such a joy to be waking up every morning to my family and my succulents. 😃 All the blessings to you, too in 2019. Thank you again, I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈
Hi Ana! Thank you! They are a joy to take care of. My apologies for the late response. Thank you so much again for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏💫
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Watching n listening to you has caused me not only desiring to plant succulents myself, but also hitting the "all-notifications button, 4 the 1st time!".I like your mission-succulents n success😁😁😍😘
This tip is very helpful for me! I just recently bought 2 succulents (one is an echeveria and the other is well... i'm not familiar with the other one) so I'll try this.
Hello Yuuki, I’m so glad it helped. Thank you so much for the comment! Huge apologies for the late response. Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆
Thank you, Taylor! My apologies for the late response. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will read this message. Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to reply to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Omg I am so late in seeing this video! I'm so sorry. 😔😔 Great content as always. This is good info for me since I live in Texas and our summer is almost year round. 🌞 You did a great job Mom. I hope you all are safe. Give Bullet a big hug for me! 😁🤗
hello there Shiela! your creative juices went through the screen. since youve used curtains so i thought why not use mosquito nets as sun screen hmmm once my succulents become a handful im gonna give it a try but for now my echeveria duo and i can play hide and seek with the sun
That’s great, Anthony! 😊 I think the mosquito net works, too. Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late response. I’ve been so busy. 😅 Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
I was wondering if I could buy some of your propagating succulents, I have gotten very interested in propagating and was wanting to start with some!! And thanks for all the awesome videos ;)
Hi Megan, I’m so sorry, I’m not able to sell right now. I would rather suggest that you start with cuttings instead of leaf propagations. Here’s a link that you can check: amzn.to/3BNxyHn Most of the time, leaves would fall off in transit and you’ll find them as you open your package, you can definitely try and propagate those loose leaves. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry and for your patience. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Good video. I feel so bad. I put my succulents outside for too long and and all my succulents and even my barrel cactus got a little sunburn. I really hope I can save them. 😔 thanks for the inspiration.
That’s such a great compliment! 😃🇵🇭🌵🌺 I’m always happy and grateful for this life. ❤️🌈 Everyday is a blessing. Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Hi! I always try to share as much information as I can. I’m so glad you liked it. Thank you so much for this comment. I know I keep repeating it, but I really, truly do appreciate every little comment. Thanks again! ❤️☺️🌈
I'm so glad I found your channel! You are so inspirational and always informative about succulents. I thought I was the only one who loved them! This video gives a good message about light needs, which is almost never mentioned, leaving most people with the impression that most succulents like a lot of sunlight, which they do not. Great point. I have a position for mine, an echeveria(Perle voon Nurnberg) and a jade(Crassula ovata) that get morning and up until noon full sun. They are then shaded in the afternoon past noon until sunset. It seems to be working fine for both. Keep up the great work!
Hello Dale! I’m so glad to hear that you got the lighting needs figured out for your succulents! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Thanks for the sub! Huge apologies for the late response! Thank you so much for the comment! Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆
You’re welcome, Sarveshwar! And thank you so much for this message! I really appreciate it. I know I keep saying it, 😊 but I really do appreciate every comment. ❤️☺️🌈
Yeap, some of the succulents adore sunlight but some are not as it can make them overgrow! The more I learn succulents, the more interesting I feel although I have grown them for over 20 years! TFS :-) From Korea 💖
You’re welcome and thank you so much! My apologies for the very late response. I really appreciate your patience. I have been so busy. Wishing you more blessings in 2020! ❤️🙏💫
Hi Crystal! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
You’re welcome! I’m not sure why your comment went to my spam folder. I had to manually approve it, for it to show. Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
I’m quite late but thank you so much! I’ve had my succulents and a cactus for a few months now and turns out I wasn’t being the best plant mama! 😣 I’ve been watching a ton of videos and seeing tips and I hope to be better for my plants- thanks again!
I think you will be, Kiersten! Watching videos is a great start to becoming a better plant mama! Thanks so much for leaving your comment. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
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In propagating a succulent clippings and leaves, after the ends are properly calloused over, for the average home how often should the soil be moistened if they should be moistened at all? I know that with succulent leaves they get their moisture from the plucked leaf.
Hi! Lately, I would just look at the mother leaves, the roots and the baby leaves. If they look fresh enough, I barely mist. Maybe just once every 10 days or even longer. But when temperatures are higher, I could mist as often as every 3 days. Sometimes even 2. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will see this. Today, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to respond to older comments first, hoping to catch up. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
I’m not sure if I remember it right, but I think I bought them from Amazon or Ikea. My apologies. I’m forgetful. Thank you for the question. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi! I get them from Amazon. Here’s the link: amzn.to/2Pf9Ai2 Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much for leaving an inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hello Everyone, this video answers your questions about how much sun your succulents need so that they won't be etiolated or leggy and also not burn like toast. Enjoy! ❤️😊🌈😎🌞☀️ Thank you so much! I'm always grateful for the opportunity to share these with you! ❤️
Please share insights into how much sunlight needed in winter ( here temperature is 4/5 degree Celsius to max. 22 in Delhi India) for echeveria. I lost two of them recently, due to wrong watering and sunlight exposure, I assume. Thanks.
Hi Debjani, they can take so much sun in the winter, but try not to water too much. I only water once or twice within the entire 3 months of winter. Sometimes, twice is still too much watering in the winter. I hope this helps. I think it is still too frequent watering that killed them. Thank you for this comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Hi Divya, one good rule of thumb is to look at the leaves. If they have the white or bluish silver coating that sometimes look powdery, called Farina or Epiticular Wax, they are more likely to tolerate direct sun, such as Echeverias Elegans and Echeveria Imbricata and most Echeverias, Pachyphytum, Sedeveria, Kalanchoe and Graptoveria. There are so many to enumerate. And yes, you are right with the Aloes and Haworthias. They do great indoors, by a window, as well as Snake Plants. Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Huge apologies for the very late response. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫
Hi Amanda, you will have to cut it and replant it. Unfortunately, once it’s leggy, it’s irreversible. Cutting it is the only workaround. The good news about it is that the stump will grow new buds. The cut part can be replanted and it will become a separate plant. Thank you for the question. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Can I plant my echeverias with other succulents considering that echeverias are summer growers while some of the other succulents (sedum, crasulla, graptoveria, Jade, etc) are winter growers?
Hello, I just throw them in, regardless. 😅 They seem to not mind at all. I think they should be good. I’m not an expert though. I only share what works for me. Thank you for the message. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi Sheila ( sorry for not prouncing correctly). Your all videos are vibrant and extraordinarly informative. I M on India Punjab. Can you please guide about any way to purchase your succellents back home here. Your all plants are Terrific
Hi Rajeev, you spelled my name right. I think the cheapest way for you, being in India, is to buy seeds from unusualseeds.net. Buying actual plants would be expensive ‘cause of the weight factor. Please use coupon code: SUCCFAME30 to get a 30% discount. Thank you. I really appreciate your question. ❤️☺️🌈
Hi! Are your succulents in pots or are they directly planted in the ground? Succulents in pots are easier ‘cause you can move them around. Your best bet is in an enclosed space like your garage or under as much shelter as you could provide. As for those planted in the ground, I think they would be fine. I have some planted in the ground (planted them 10 months ago) and they got rained on for weeks about 6 to 7 months ago and they did just fine. They were planted in non-fast draining soil. They soil is just whatever. They are even fatter. I think there is something about them just being in direct contact with nature that keeps them alive and healthy. I’m still trying to figure out why they are better off in the ground. But I’m speculating that it’s because pots are way too controlled of an environment that the soil in the ground. Thank you so much for your message. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
It would be great if you’ll leave them under the rain, if it’s time to water and take them in when you think the soil is already wet. I wouldn’t suggest that you leave them out for more than one day. Wait until their soil is really dry all over before taking them outside. Please remember that the soil at the bottom and around the roots dry last. So dry top soil does not always mean they are dry all over. That’s why I always suggest using a moisture meter. With it, you can check in multiple areas in the pot. Thanks again! Blessings to you! ❤️😃 by the way, since it rains for 4 months, you will probably just need to water or take them outside for them to get rain once a month or maybe even longer.
It might be asking for better light exposure. I’m not an expert, but I have a feeling that a little more light is what it needs. But please gradually move it towards a brighter spot. Huge apologies for the late response. Thank you so much for the comment! Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆
Hi Sheila, I have some problems with the colors of my succulents. Ever since I got them from the nursery, my ech.purpusoreum and black prince have gotten greener. I tried putting them under direct sunlight but they just got sun damage instead. Most days they are exposed to bright indirect sunlight. Any idea what to do? Thanks.
They really change color with changes in the season. Watering is also a big factor. Make sure that the soil is really soaking wet when it is time to water, but make sure that you don’t water very often. ☝️ please also watch my video on “how much sun”. I would suggest filtered light. Try using sunshield for those two. 😃 Direct sunlight would burn them, especially if it is an abrupt change from being in the shade and out. I hope this helps. Thank you so much. I think, so far, you’ve been doing great with them since last time we exchanged comments. ❤️☺️🌈
My succulent isn’t really sunburnt but I put it in a west facing window and the leaves almost look damaged (like, little gauges out of the leaves) and some fell off. What’s going on?
Hi, Kitty! I think it might have been watered too often. You are right, it might not be sunburn at all. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. 😅Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Aw, thank you for replying! Sadly my succulent was dead from poor drainage/overwatering by the morning on the day I posted that comment. Whoops. I bought some succulent-specific soil and my succulent are doing great now! 😁 I wish you good health too, you’re awesome!
Hi Rumi, yes! I’m in NorCal! Where are you at? 😊 Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi.. all my succulents r not looking healthy and they r not growing... all most r diying ... and when I give them water ... soil stay wet more then 5-6 days??end of the day roots start to rot 😔😔.... what’s the reason?? Can u tell me?? Can u tell me soil less media recipe...which I can use for them...
Hello Farzana, please watch this video: How to Customize Your Succulent and Cactus Soil (Succulents Differ) th-cam.com/video/08AK2t929T8/w-d-xo.html How often do you water? What’s the temperature like out there? My apologies for the late response. Please respond to my questions so that we can figure it out together. Thank you so much for reaching out. I think we can find a solution to your problem. 👍❤️🌈
Thanks for the information videos. I am also big succulents lover ....but didn't get success. Actually I don't know which type of weather they want? Will u pls help me.
Hi Sarita, I’m more than happy to help you. Most succulents die because of too frequent watering. They die because their roots can’t stand being wet all the time. You really have to wait until the soil is dry before you water again. When it is time to water, it is super important that you really give them lots and lots of water. The soil has to be super wet. They have a way of thriving in any kind of weather with our help. We need to do some leg work in fact, in harsher weather conditions like snow and extreme heat or extended wet seasons, like moving them around to provide better growing conditions. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions. Thank you for asking. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Hi Michael, I’m so sorry that I forgot to put the link to the pots in the description. I buy them online. I have a link in this video: th-cam.com/video/Devu7KHo6gg/w-d-xo.html Let me check the size really fast. I’ll reply in your next comment. 😊❤️
Hi Michael, I use two sizes. One is 3.90 inches and the other is 3.15 inches square pots. Were you able to find the link? Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️😊🌈
Hi, My location is here in the Philippines, is it ok my succulents are in our garrage but they get sunlight between 1 pm to 5pm. Unfortunately i don't have a garden 😁 thank you so much.
Hi Elyana, I think they will be fine there ‘cause they are getting at least 4 hours of sun. Hello to everyone out there in the Philippines! I used to live there! 😊 Thank you for asking your question! I really appreciate it! More blessings your way! ❤️🙏🌈
Hi! I ordered them from Amazon. They are available in most fabric stores, too. I also have a link to it in the description below. Thank you for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Hi! As long as filtered sunlight is able to pass through, by all means, use it. 😃 If I remember it right 😅, parachute fabrics are thin enough to allow light to pass through. You’ll know if it’s working based on your succulents’ response. Believe me, some are just more spoiled and can be choosy. 🤣😆 Which makes them even more fun to figure out. Thank you so much for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Plz tell me,does string of banana also need bright sunlight for few hrs??As my plant has started to dry up...d tips are like somebody has crushed then in between fingers
Hi Sumitra, yes, they do. I still would suggest filtered sun, especially in the summer. You wouldn’t have any problem with sunburn in cooler months, but on really hot days, they do suffer sunburn. Make sure that you water them really well when it’s time to water. Please don’t water too often though. What is the temperature out there? And how often do you water? Thank you so much. I will wait for your response. ❤️☺️🌈
@@SucculentFame hi...I just bought it from nursery 5daz ago,...I dint watered it as its soil was wet ,bt now dry...n had kept it inside...on dinning table...temp out is 44degree celsius
Wow! It’s in the hundreds out there! That’s super warm. I think once a week to every 5 days would be okay. Start spacing out watering once your weather starts cooling down though. Please make sure that she gets filtered morning light. I still would suggest filtered light, ‘cause extra warm morning sunlight can would still burn them.
Hi Lakshmi! I’m so sorry to hear that. 😔 Most succulents don’t die as fast as two days. They would just temporarily look sad and then they would spring back to life after about two weeks to a month. Maybe it’s not dead yet. Have they been dying and looking sad before you replanted them? Thank you for asking for help. I hope the rest of your plants are okay. Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏💫
Oh, yeah! I love Adeniums, too, Mausam! They’re like little flowering trees. 👏👏👏 I’m so glad to hear that this video answered a lot of your questions. Thanks again for watching and commenting. ❤️😊🌈 Sending my love from California, USA! ❤️
@@SucculentFame where are my manners... greetings from India! Adeniums are my favourite plants and the tropical climate here in India is lovely for them. They not only great flowering plants but add to your bonsai-like collection. And it would be very nice if you could name a few rare good looking succulents in your collection. Your prompt replies are much appreciated and Good morning!!
You’re fine, Mausam! No worries at all! Naming succulents is not my strongest point. 😅🤣😆 I sure will try to remember to always enter the names in the captions. You gave me some ideas about Adeniums. I’ll research if they will survive here. I really love Bonsai-looking plants, that’s why I keep my Gollum Jade a Bonsai. Thanks again, Mausam! ❤️😊🌈
@@SucculentFame you will love them they are very famous in America and the desert like climate in California is very suitable for adeniums as they are also called desert roses.
Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to the rest of the comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi Carolyn, I’ve been doing it and so far, I haven’t found a succulent that won’t grow in water alone. I would throw away the old water every three to 7 days and refill it. For those in bigger jars, I would even forget to add more (they never really run dry though) and go as far as two weeks and they would still thrive. This is a very good question. Thank you for asking. I really appreciate it. More blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈
I'm so sorry to hear that. It might have been overexposed. Thank you for the message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫
Hahaha It’s a little too early for Christmas Carols, but give them whatever makes them happy, I guess. Thank you for this comment. I really appreciate it. It’s unique. ❤️☺️🌈
Hey there can i put my succulent under proper sunlight outside only once a week .. my succulent is indoor and there is not enough light for the plant..please reply..thanx!
Hi Demi, it is going to be a bit tricky though. It has to be done really early. In the summer, even morning sunshine can burn succulents. I would still suggest filtered light. If a shade cloth is not readily available, a light-colored umbrella could work. Succulents are ideally introduced to sunlight in a gradual way. Thank you for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Okay! But ,can i put it out in a place where the sunlight is not direct but will get enough light to my plant once a week? And generally ,How long should i expose the succulent to sunlight .
Ideally, they need about 1 to 3 hours of indirect sunlight, depending on the succulent. You’ll find that some would stretch really fast and some are okay with very little light. Your best bet is to really observe them. It is always good to be on the lookout for early signs of etiolation before they get too leggy. I hope this answer helps. It’s just that with succulents, there seem to be no one size, fits all type of solution. Happy Planting! Thank you so much for asking your question. Feel free to ask more. Sometimes I can just get so busy, that’s why I’m not able to respond promptly. 😅 ❤️☺️🌈
Hello Vhiz, are the leaves getting to look more translucent? If they are, they might be getting watered too often. I’ll wait for your reply. Thank you for asking a question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
OMG! That’s super hot, Vhiz. I think those spots might even be sun burn, but I can’t be sure 100% ‘cause it is in a shady spot. I suggest that you take a photo of it and show it at a local garden center in your area and ask for some suggestions. I think somebody local should see it. Who knows, they might even be bug bites from insects out there. I hope this suggestion helps. Thank you so much for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Hello Janice, could it be the Euphorbia Tirucalli “Firestick”? I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will read this response, too. Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to respond to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi, Katherine! Yes, you sure can! In fact, that’s a really great spot. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. 😅 I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi John, thank you! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
I think, you guys need a sun filter out there in the summer. I used to live there. It can get too hot, too. But you have to remove the sun filter during the rainy season, ‘cause as far as I can remember, it can can really cloudy during the rainy season. Thick cloud overcasts are like perfect sun filters. 😃 Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
You’re welcome, Victoria! I’m so glad to hear that! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hello! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for dropping in to say “Hi”. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Thank you Sheila for your inspirational quotes at the end, they make me smile and gives us the reminders we need!
Thank so much for your kind comment, Ali! I really appreciate it! Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
I know a lot of people are still having trouble with this so thanks for sharing! Your succulents are gorgeous! They are amazing aren't they!
Hi Stacey, you’re welcome and thank you! 😊 These succulents really are amazing. They just never seize to surprise me. There is something special every single day. ❤️ Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
@@SucculentFame no problem! Thanks for sharing with all of us! They really do amaze me too!💜
Hahaha I just realized I said ‘seize’ instead of ‘cease’! Thanks again, Stacey!
Every set back is a sign of comeback..Wonderful video..thanks for keeping my spirit high..As two of my echeveria babies died recently, left me devastated. Gathering courage now to bring newbies, after watching the video.
Hi Debjani, I’m so glad that you’re empowered to try again. Thank you for sharing your comment. It does take courage to try again after those losses. The sun always comes out to make a brand new day with brand new opportunities. Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
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Newbie here thanks for the tips cute ng rack mo, masubukan nga din yan
Salamat! 😊Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
I am a bigener. I was just thinking on similar lines for protecting my succulents, since I have lost many to direct sunlight.
Your video inspired me.
Hi Sohan! That’s so nice to hear! Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month or so behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much for leaving a message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
thanks Shiela love your videos and messages 😊
You’re welcome! I should be the one thanking you for leaving a comment on my video! I really appreciate every interaction. ❤️☺️🌈
You are such a lovely person! the way you present your flowers and how much care you have for them motivates me to fill my house with succulents. You are doing a great job and i really follow with great interest your advises to become a creator myself. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. You really bring light into this world. xoxo
Hi, Florin! Huge apologies for responding too late. I'm not sure how I didn't get the notification when you left your message. It's nice to hear that my videos are inspiring people everywhere. It makes all the efforts so worthwhile. Thank you so much for the very kind comment. I really appreciate it! More blessings to you! ❤🙏🌈
This video is great including the message at the last part
Hi, Jil! Thank you! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about two months behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much again for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hello Sheila,your love for your succulents is shown in every video. A happy new year and thanks for the excellent information
Hi Bhargavi, you’re welcome and thank you so much! It’s such a joy to be waking up every morning to my family and my succulents. 😃 All the blessings to you, too in 2019. Thank you again, I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈
Your aloe looks beautiful! I definitely need one
Hi Ana! Thank you! They are a joy to take care of. My apologies for the late response. Thank you so much again for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏💫
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Je suis désolé pour la réponse tardive. Ma belle-sœur me l'a offert. Merci pour le commentaire! Je vous souhaite la plus grande des santés, la plus grande des bénédictions et le plus pur des amours ! ❤️💰🏆
Watching n listening to you has caused me not only desiring to plant succulents myself, but also hitting the "all-notifications button, 4 the 1st time!".I like your mission-succulents n success😁😁😍😘
Wow! That’s great! Thank you so much, Grace! I really appreciate your comment. ❤️☺️🌈
Soo pretty succulents , take care good job to your succulents ty for info
Thanks again! I can never thank you enough for your nice comments. Wishing you more blessings. ❤️🙏🌈
This tip is very helpful for me! I just recently bought 2 succulents (one is an echeveria and the other is well... i'm not familiar with the other one) so I'll try this.
Hello Yuuki, I’m so glad it helped. Thank you so much for the comment! Huge apologies for the late response. Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆
This was very helpful !
Thank you, Taylor! My apologies for the late response. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will read this message. Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to reply to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Thank you Sheila! Very informative video!
You’re welcome, Sandy! Thank you, too! I really appreciate your comment. ❤️☺️🌈
Omg I am so late in seeing this video! I'm so sorry. 😔😔 Great content as always. This is good info for me since I live in Texas and our summer is almost year round. 🌞 You did a great job Mom. I hope you all are safe. Give Bullet a big hug for me! 😁🤗
No worries at all! 😃😁 Hahaha Big bear hug to you, too! From all of is here! ❤️☺️🌈
hello there Shiela!
your creative juices went through the screen. since youve used curtains so i thought why not use mosquito nets as sun screen hmmm once my succulents become a handful im gonna give it a try but for now my echeveria duo and i can play hide and seek with the sun
That’s great, Anthony! 😊 I think the mosquito net works, too. Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late response. I’ve been so busy. 😅 Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
I was wondering if I could buy some of your propagating succulents, I have gotten very interested in propagating and was wanting to start with some!! And thanks for all the awesome videos ;)
Hi Megan, I’m so sorry, I’m not able to sell right now. I would rather suggest that you start with cuttings instead of leaf propagations. Here’s a link that you can check: amzn.to/3BNxyHn Most of the time, leaves would fall off in transit and you’ll find them as you open your package, you can definitely try and propagate those loose leaves. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry and for your patience. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Good video. I feel so bad. I put my succulents outside for too long and and all my succulents and even my barrel cactus got a little sunburn. I really hope I can save them. 😔 thanks for the inspiration.
You’re welcome, Roy! I hope you were able to save them. So so sorry again for the late response. 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for sharing this information. I think a couple of my succulents may be getting a bit toasted. Time to rearrange them. I appreciate your advice.
I’m so glad this video helped. Thank you so much for this comment. I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈
You look terrific and your zest for life is nothing short of amazing! By the way, you look very much like my older sister. Blessings! 😀🇵🇭🌵🌺
That’s such a great compliment! 😃🇵🇭🌵🌺 I’m always happy and grateful for this life. ❤️🌈 Everyday is a blessing. Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Yay. Such an amazing video and so much information. Thank you for creating less succulent sunburn
Hi! I always try to share as much information as I can. I’m so glad you liked it. Thank you so much for this comment. I know I keep repeating it, but I really, truly do appreciate every little comment. Thanks again! ❤️☺️🌈
I'm so glad I found your channel! You are so inspirational and always informative about succulents. I thought I was the only one who loved them! This video gives a good message about light needs, which is almost never mentioned, leaving most people with the impression that most succulents like a lot of sunlight, which they do not. Great point. I have a position for mine, an echeveria(Perle voon Nurnberg) and a jade(Crassula ovata) that get morning and up until noon full sun. They are then shaded in the afternoon past noon until sunset. It seems to be working fine for both. Keep up the great work!
Hello Dale! I’m so glad to hear that you got the lighting needs figured out for your succulents! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
You have a wonderful Voice...
Thank you, Saliim! I really appreciate your comment. More blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈
Great info...thanks for sharing. I subbed.
Thanks for the sub! Huge apologies for the late response! Thank you so much for the comment! Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆
@@SucculentFame No apologies required. You have great content. Blessing and love to you as well.
I appreciate your patience. Thank you so much! 😌❤️
Thanks so much for your help, really appreciate it
You’re welcome, Sarveshwar! And thank you so much for this message! I really appreciate it. I know I keep saying it, 😊 but I really do appreciate every comment. ❤️☺️🌈
Yeap, some of the succulents adore sunlight but some are not as it can make them overgrow!
The more I learn succulents, the more interesting I feel although I have grown them for over 20 years!
TFS :-) From Korea 💖
Wow! That’s a very long time! Thank yoi for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Thanks for the quick reply and guidance.... definitely I will follow your instructions👌👍
You’re welcome, Sarita! And thank you so much, I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈
Thank you for sharing ...
You’re welcome and thank you so much! My apologies for the very late response. I really appreciate your patience. I have been so busy. Wishing you more blessings in 2020! ❤️🙏💫
great video!
Hi Crystal! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Thanks for the information
You’re welcome! I’m not sure why your comment went to my spam folder. I had to manually approve it, for it to show. Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
These are great videos. You put a lot of work into them! You have a very specific style too which is great
Thanks, Alex! 😃 I do have a signature style. 😆 Too meticulous, I guess. 😅 Thanks again! ❤️☺️🌈
I’m quite late but thank you so much! I’ve had my succulents and a cactus for a few months now and turns out I wasn’t being the best plant mama! 😣 I’ve been watching a ton of videos and seeing tips and I hope to be better for my plants- thanks again!
I think you will be, Kiersten! Watching videos is a great start to becoming a better plant mama! Thanks so much for leaving your comment. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
Ses pas vos enfants c est des plantes ????????? Ni des bébés non non non plus des plantes dingue comme question des plantes grasses suculente pas des bébés vos enfants !!!!!!!!
Thank you for this video my friend..very informative iL try this..GOD bless you..
You’re welcome! Thank you so much, too. I really appreciate your comment. Wishing you more blessings. ❤️😅🌈
In propagating a succulent clippings and leaves, after the ends are properly calloused over, for the average home how often should the soil be moistened if they should be moistened at all? I know that with succulent leaves they get their moisture from the plucked leaf.
Hi! Lately, I would just look at the mother leaves, the roots and the baby leaves. If they look fresh enough, I barely mist. Maybe just once every 10 days or even longer. But when temperatures are higher, I could mist as often as every 3 days. Sometimes even 2. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will see this. Today, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to respond to older comments first, hoping to catch up. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
@@SucculentFame I know that all succulents are very water sensitive and susceptible to rot.
U discover nice techniques for secculents
Thank you so much for this nice comment! I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Where did you buy your shade clothe ? thank you
I’m not sure if I remember it right, but I think I bought them from Amazon or Ikea. My apologies. I’m forgetful. Thank you for the question. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Question: Where do you get all your little white pots that you plant your succulents in?
Hi! I get them from Amazon. Here’s the link: amzn.to/2Pf9Ai2 Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much for leaving an inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Dans une jardineries
woow! nice video!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your comment. ❤️☺️🌈
Hello Everyone, this video answers your questions about how much sun your succulents need so that they won't be etiolated or leggy and also not burn like toast. Enjoy! ❤️😊🌈😎🌞☀️ Thank you so much! I'm always grateful for the opportunity to share these with you! ❤️
Please share insights into how much sunlight needed in winter ( here temperature is 4/5 degree Celsius to max. 22 in Delhi India) for echeveria. I lost two of them recently, due to wrong watering and sunlight exposure, I assume. Thanks.
Hi Debjani, they can take so much sun in the winter, but try not to water too much. I only water once or twice within the entire 3 months of winter. Sometimes, twice is still too much watering in the winter. I hope this helps. I think it is still too frequent watering that killed them. Thank you for this comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
@@SucculentFame thank you so much
You’re very welcome, Debjani! Thank you again. I really should be the one thanking you for posting comments on my videos. ❤️
Great video, thanks. 🌵😁🙏🏻
Thank you for this comment, Javier. I really appreciate it! ❤️😊🌈
Nice information.
Thank you, Ravindra! I appreciate your comment, no matter how short it is. Every comment is special. ❤️☺️🌈
Can u please list some succulents which need direct sunlight n which can survive bright light ( like aloe n ? Haworthia)
Hi Divya, one good rule of thumb is to look at the leaves. If they have the white or bluish silver coating that sometimes look powdery, called Farina or Epiticular Wax, they are more likely to tolerate direct sun, such as Echeverias Elegans and Echeveria Imbricata and most Echeverias, Pachyphytum, Sedeveria, Kalanchoe and Graptoveria. There are so many to enumerate. And yes, you are right with the Aloes and Haworthias. They do great indoors, by a window, as well as Snake Plants. Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Huge apologies for the very late response. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫
I hope you’ll give some of your succulents hihihi, i’m a young enthusiast from Philippines! Love your succulents!
Hi Jedan, international shipping is crazy expensive. I wish I could send some, but as I’ve said, shipping cost is crazy. 😊
What should I do if I have leggy succulent? It is in a mixed variety container that I rescued from a big box store.
Hi Amanda, you will have to cut it and replant it. Unfortunately, once it’s leggy, it’s irreversible. Cutting it is the only workaround. The good news about it is that the stump will grow new buds. The cut part can be replanted and it will become a separate plant. Thank you for the question. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
@@SucculentFame thank you!
Can I plant my echeverias with other succulents considering that echeverias are summer growers while some of the other succulents (sedum, crasulla, graptoveria, Jade, etc) are winter growers?
Hello, I just throw them in, regardless. 😅 They seem to not mind at all. I think they should be good. I’m not an expert though. I only share what works for me. Thank you for the message. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Hi Sheila ( sorry for not prouncing correctly). Your all videos are vibrant and extraordinarly informative. I M on India Punjab. Can you please guide about any way to purchase your succellents back home here. Your all plants are Terrific
Hi Rajeev, you spelled my name right. I think the cheapest way for you, being in India, is to buy seeds from unusualseeds.net. Buying actual plants would be expensive ‘cause of the weight factor. Please use coupon code: SUCCFAME30 to get a 30% discount. Thank you. I really appreciate your question. ❤️☺️🌈
ammmazing :)
Hi! Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. Huge apologies for responding too late. Wishing you all the best! Stay healthy! ❤️🙏💫
Awesome! How to take care of them in monsoons? Heavy rains?
Hi! Are your succulents in pots or are they directly planted in the ground? Succulents in pots are easier ‘cause you can move them around. Your best bet is in an enclosed space like your garage or under as much shelter as you could provide. As for those planted in the ground, I think they would be fine. I have some planted in the ground (planted them 10 months ago) and they got rained on for weeks about 6 to 7 months ago and they did just fine. They were planted in non-fast draining soil. They soil is just whatever. They are even fatter. I think there is something about them just being in direct contact with nature that keeps them alive and healthy. I’m still trying to figure out why they are better off in the ground. But I’m speculating that it’s because pots are way too controlled of an environment that the soil in the ground. Thank you so much for your message. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
Succulent Fame Thanks a lot for your input.I stay in Mumbai it rains for 4 months .Mine are in pots .So do you recommend no water?
It would be great if you’ll leave them under the rain, if it’s time to water and take them in when you think the soil is already wet. I wouldn’t suggest that you leave them out for more than one day. Wait until their soil is really dry all over before taking them outside. Please remember that the soil at the bottom and around the roots dry last. So dry top soil does not always mean they are dry all over. That’s why I always suggest using a moisture meter. With it, you can check in multiple areas in the pot. Thanks again! Blessings to you! ❤️😃 by the way, since it rains for 4 months, you will probably just need to water or take them outside for them to get rain once a month or maybe even longer.
My indoor snake cactus got pointy and super skinny :(
It might be asking for better light exposure. I’m not an expert, but I have a feeling that a little more light is what it needs. But please gradually move it towards a brighter spot. Huge apologies for the late response. Thank you so much for the comment! Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆
Hi Sheila, I have some problems with the colors of my succulents. Ever since I got them from the nursery, my ech.purpusoreum and black prince have gotten greener. I tried putting them under direct sunlight but they just got sun damage instead. Most days they are exposed to bright indirect sunlight. Any idea what to do? Thanks.
They really change color with changes in the season. Watering is also a big factor. Make sure that the soil is really soaking wet when it is time to water, but make sure that you don’t water very often. ☝️ please also watch my video on “how much sun”. I would suggest filtered light. Try using sunshield for those two. 😃 Direct sunlight would burn them, especially if it is an abrupt change from being in the shade and out. I hope this helps. Thank you so much. I think, so far, you’ve been doing great with them since last time we exchanged comments. ❤️☺️🌈
Ooops, my bad...i just realized you commented on the video that I’m referring to. Please use a form of sunshield. 😅🤣😆
@@SucculentFame I will let you know how it goes. Thank you
You’re welcome and thank you so much, as always. ❤️☺️🌈
My succulent isn’t really sunburnt but I put it in a west facing window and the leaves almost look damaged (like, little gauges out of the leaves) and some fell off. What’s going on?
Hi, Kitty! I think it might have been watered too often. You are right, it might not be sunburn at all. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. 😅Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Aw, thank you for replying! Sadly my succulent was dead from poor drainage/overwatering by the morning on the day I posted that comment. Whoops. I bought some succulent-specific soil and my succulent are doing great now! 😁 I wish you good health too, you’re awesome!
Are you in Brentwood northern California?? 😍
Hi Rumi, yes! I’m in NorCal! Where are you at? 😊 Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
@@SucculentFame hi~ thank you so much for your reply. I'm in Stockton 🤗
Hi.. all my succulents r not looking healthy and they r not growing... all most r diying ... and when I give them water ... soil stay wet more then 5-6 days??end of the day roots start to rot 😔😔.... what’s the reason?? Can u tell me?? Can u tell me soil less media recipe...which I can use for them...
Hello Farzana, please watch this video: How to Customize Your Succulent and Cactus Soil (Succulents Differ) th-cam.com/video/08AK2t929T8/w-d-xo.html How often do you water? What’s the temperature like out there? My apologies for the late response. Please respond to my questions so that we can figure it out together. Thank you so much for reaching out. I think we can find a solution to your problem. 👍❤️🌈
Thanks for the information videos. I am also big succulents lover ....but didn't get success. Actually I don't know which type of weather they want? Will u pls help me.
Hi Sarita, I’m more than happy to help you. Most succulents die because of too frequent watering. They die because their roots can’t stand being wet all the time. You really have to wait until the soil is dry before you water again. When it is time to water, it is super important that you really give them lots and lots of water. The soil has to be super wet. They have a way of thriving in any kind of weather with our help. We need to do some leg work in fact, in harsher weather conditions like snow and extreme heat or extended wet seasons, like moving them around to provide better growing conditions. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions. Thank you for asking. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Where do u order your white plastic pots to use on propagting?
And why size are they?
Hi Michael, I’m so sorry that I forgot to put the link to the pots in the description. I buy them online. I have a link in this video: th-cam.com/video/Devu7KHo6gg/w-d-xo.html Let me check the size really fast. I’ll reply in your next comment. 😊❤️
Hi Michael, I use two sizes. One is 3.90 inches and the other is 3.15 inches square pots. Were you able to find the link? Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️😊🌈
Hi, My location is here in the Philippines, is it ok my succulents are in our garrage but they get sunlight between 1 pm to 5pm. Unfortunately i don't have a garden 😁 thank you so much.
Hi Elyana, I think they will be fine there ‘cause they are getting at least 4 hours of sun. Hello to everyone out there in the Philippines! I used to live there! 😊 Thank you for asking your question! I really appreciate it! More blessings your way! ❤️🙏🌈
Succulent Fame my succulent have a sunburn what will I do ?? Do I need to expose to the sun ??
Can you please tell me where you order the white cover cloth so I can order too. Thanks
Hi! I ordered them from Amazon. They are available in most fabric stores, too. I also have a link to it in the description below. Thank you for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Thank you for your informative video. God Bless you. Can i ask about the cloth for sun protection that you are using.. i can use parachute? Ty
Hi! As long as filtered sunlight is able to pass through, by all means, use it. 😃 If I remember it right 😅, parachute fabrics are thin enough to allow light to pass through. You’ll know if it’s working based on your succulents’ response. Believe me, some are just more spoiled and can be choosy. 🤣😆 Which makes them even more fun to figure out. Thank you so much for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Hhhhh how about the shower curtain not the plastic one the one like a cloth or i mean it look likes umbrella cloth.
Yes, I think that actually works. 👍👍👍😊
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I am living in the Phils. right now do i really need to cover it for sun protection my area it's about 27 sometimes 30°c.
Plz tell me,does string of banana also need bright sunlight for few hrs??As my plant has started to dry up...d tips are like somebody has crushed then in between fingers
Hi Sumitra, yes, they do. I still would suggest filtered sun, especially in the summer. You wouldn’t have any problem with sunburn in cooler months, but on really hot days, they do suffer sunburn. Make sure that you water them really well when it’s time to water. Please don’t water too often though. What is the temperature out there? And how often do you water? Thank you so much. I will wait for your response. ❤️☺️🌈
@@SucculentFame hi...I just bought it from nursery 5daz ago,...I dint watered it as its soil was wet ,bt now dry...n had kept it inside...on dinning table...temp out is 44degree celsius
Since I brought it,have just watered it once
Wow! It’s in the hundreds out there! That’s super warm. I think once a week to every 5 days would be okay. Start spacing out watering once your weather starts cooling down though. Please make sure that she gets filtered morning light. I still would suggest filtered light, ‘cause extra warm morning sunlight can would still burn them.
Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Plz give me a advice that one of my succalant is just died multiple off times in just 2 days from planting (Lakshmi kamal)
Hi Lakshmi! I’m so sorry to hear that. 😔 Most succulents don’t die as fast as two days. They would just temporarily look sad and then they would spring back to life after about two weeks to a month. Maybe it’s not dead yet. Have they been dying and looking sad before you replanted them? Thank you for asking for help. I hope the rest of your plants are okay. Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏💫
Correct...it really answered a lot of questions culminating into one's own experience and passion. Btw do you like Adeniums? They are lovely plants.
Oh, yeah! I love Adeniums, too, Mausam! They’re like little flowering trees. 👏👏👏 I’m so glad to hear that this video answered a lot of your questions. Thanks again for watching and commenting. ❤️😊🌈 Sending my love from California, USA! ❤️
@@SucculentFame where are my manners... greetings from India! Adeniums are my favourite plants and the tropical climate here in India is lovely for them. They not only great flowering plants but add to your bonsai-like collection. And it would be very nice if you could name a few rare good looking succulents in your collection. Your prompt replies are much appreciated and Good morning!!
You’re fine, Mausam! No worries at all! Naming succulents is not my strongest point. 😅🤣😆 I sure will try to remember to always enter the names in the captions. You gave me some ideas about Adeniums. I’ll research if they will survive here. I really love Bonsai-looking plants, that’s why I keep my Gollum Jade a Bonsai. Thanks again, Mausam! ❤️😊🌈
@@SucculentFame you will love them they are very famous in America and the desert like climate in California is very suitable for adeniums as they are also called desert roses.
I’m excited to try it! 😊❤️ How often do they need to be watered?
I would like to buy these plants
Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to the rest of the comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
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Can succulent grow in water ithout dirr?
Hi Carolyn, I’ve been doing it and so far, I haven’t found a succulent that won’t grow in water alone. I would throw away the old water every three to 7 days and refill it. For those in bigger jars, I would even forget to add more (they never really run dry though) and go as far as two weeks and they would still thrive. This is a very good question. Thank you for asking. I really appreciate it. More blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈
After planting for so long in water, did you put them i. soil later on to continue thriving & growing?
Im doing sun stress to some of my succulents nhehe, but sad to say my jade plants died
I'm so sorry to hear that. It might have been overexposed. Thank you for the message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫
My cacti are singing Christmas carols and they want me to give them some candy mice.. 🍬🎄🎄🌲🌲🎅🍬🎶🎶🎤🏃🐭🐁🐀🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵
Hahaha It’s a little too early for Christmas Carols, but give them whatever makes them happy, I guess. Thank you for this comment. I really appreciate it. It’s unique. ❤️☺️🌈
@@SucculentFame Thank you.. 😁😁😁🐭🌙
Hey there can i put my succulent under proper sunlight outside only once a week .. my succulent is indoor and there is not enough light for the plant..please reply..thanx!
Hi Demi, it is going to be a bit tricky though. It has to be done really early. In the summer, even morning sunshine can burn succulents. I would still suggest filtered light. If a shade cloth is not readily available, a light-colored umbrella could work. Succulents are ideally introduced to sunlight in a gradual way. Thank you for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Okay! But ,can i put it out in a place where the sunlight is not direct but will get enough light to my plant once a week? And generally ,How long should i expose the succulent to sunlight .
Ideally, they need about 1 to 3 hours of indirect sunlight, depending on the succulent. You’ll find that some would stretch really fast and some are okay with very little light. Your best bet is to really observe them. It is always good to be on the lookout for early signs of etiolation before they get too leggy. I hope this answer helps. It’s just that with succulents, there seem to be no one size, fits all type of solution. Happy Planting! Thank you so much for asking your question. Feel free to ask more. Sometimes I can just get so busy, that’s why I’m not able to respond promptly. 😅 ❤️☺️🌈
Thankyou so much for explaining..Ur video is really good and informative..keep up the good work!!🌵🌵
You’re welcome and thank you so much, Demi! ❤️😃
thnx for sharing. you are very sweet❤
You’re welcome, Videshia and thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈
One of my succulent displays tiny spots and yellowish colour,how to deal with that problems?
Hello Vhiz, are the leaves getting to look more translucent? If they are, they might be getting watered too often. I’ll wait for your reply. Thank you for asking a question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Yes it is transluscent but I just water them once a week.
Once a week maybe too often. What’s your temperature like out there?
@@SucculentFame Philippine Heat Index reached 42 degrees celcius.I put my succulents on shaded area because we have an El Niño Phenomenon here.
OMG! That’s super hot, Vhiz. I think those spots might even be sun burn, but I can’t be sure 100% ‘cause it is in a shady spot. I suggest that you take a photo of it and show it at a local garden center in your area and ask for some suggestions. I think somebody local should see it. Who knows, they might even be bug bites from insects out there. I hope this suggestion helps. Thank you so much for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Hello you have a succulent that I have and I don't know the name it looks like a tree with stick as leave I can't explain it
Hello Janice, could it be the Euphorbia Tirucalli “Firestick”? I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will read this response, too. Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to respond to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Can I put my succulent in the window so it can get some sun shine?
Hi, Katherine! Yes, you sure can! In fact, that’s a really great spot. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. 😅 I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
Isnt shiela awesome?? Who agress?
Hi John, thank you! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
How about here in the Philippines
I think, you guys need a sun filter out there in the summer. I used to live there. It can get too hot, too. But you have to remove the sun filter during the rainy season, ‘cause as far as I can remember, it can can really cloudy during the rainy season. Thick cloud overcasts are like perfect sun filters. 😃 Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
hi shiela are you a filipina?
Yes po. 😁 Thank you for asking. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈
Succulent Fame oh this is nice! hello kababayan 👋🏼 finally may matatnungan na ako kung panno ko papadamihin ang akin mga 🌵 cactus.
I am more than happy to help, Kabayan! 😁 Thank you for leaving a comment ha! ❤️☺️🌈
Thank you!! you saved my cactus. :)
You’re welcome, Victoria! I’m so glad to hear that! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
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Hello! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for dropping in to say “Hi”. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫
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Thank you! 😊