I find myself coming to TH-cam just to see if you've posted any new videos! I absolutely love watching you, your channel and all your beautiful plants! My succulent addiction started 3 years ago and I've learned so much from you! I could watch your videos all day long! Thanks for being you and being my daily dose of entertainment! 😁❤️
Thank you as always. You are truly a wonderful teacher. After watching these vdos about aeoniums i have realised that i killed them poor things by not watering them in summers. Also keeping them in sunlight and watching them get crisp. This year i will experiment and see how it goes. Thanks to you i have already realised i cant keep them in harsh sun and neither can they survive without water. So fingers crossed and i hope i can see them thru the summer. The pineapple jam is another inspiration from this vdo.😋
I just saw one of my potted Aeonium today with very small heads on top that are exposed to the sun, but the bottom heads are much bigger having been covered by other plants. Really goes to show not to follow or do what one reads in books and online 😅🤣 unless one does the experimentations themselves. Thanks again for watching Swati.
I enjoy watching your videos. Every day, a couple times a day I look at your videos. I am amazed by the number of succulents you have grown and their names. I just started but have to grow indoors because of being handicap and getting around. I have about 12 plants, just started. Love your plants
The addiction is real, and these plants are absolutely beautiful so, can't help myself. Thanks for watching Dorothy and wishing you all the best with your collection.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK It is amazing how people far away from each other can come to the same conclusion!!! I live in Utah, USA, and my aeoniums under artificial lights are never totally dormant, only if I will let them sleep.
Recently due to New York City cold weather, half of my plants died. 😢 but I learned that some of the plants are really really strong. Some of them came back alive like nothing happened. That was amazing to see.
I’m hearing you Liz. Sometimes summer here is so hot I don’t want to go outside and other summers are much lower in temperature. I love all Aeoniums…I have two Yemen Form (one with a baby) and they are my favourite Aeonium. ❤
Hello Liz. Aeonium goes dormant in the summer to protect himself from lack of watering and very high température. I have I didn't stop watering and they are not at rest. Others was outside and missing water. Since 2 weeks they are inside, and stop dormancy... It's cool inside. It was too hot.
Dear Liz, can you, please, show more of your mixed planters? With details about how long those different plants are together, and what is your prediction for a future of such arrangements. I am asking because I collect video reports from many international shows and exhibitions, and the oldest "community" planters shown there are under 10 years of age.
Hi Liz, I love your succulent garden❤️❤️ I have a problem with my E. Romeo rubin where the leaves are turning down and not beautifully compact anymore. I'm also losing the vibrate red color. I have them outside uncover but it has bright light as my backyard is quite hot. Is the problem not enough sunlight on them?
In summer, Romeo prefers a bright no direct sunlight spot to maintain color. When leaves turn down, it can only mean that the plant is trying to get more light by stretching its leaves. Trying to work out the right spot is tricky. If you're not sure where that is, having a 50% white UV shade cloth covering on top of them is the safest option. Good luck.
I find myself coming to TH-cam just to see if you've posted any new videos! I absolutely love watching you, your channel and all your beautiful plants! My succulent addiction started 3 years ago and I've learned so much from you! I could watch your videos all day long! Thanks for being you and being my daily dose of entertainment! 😁❤️
I'm so glad to know you're enjoying my videos. Thanks also for watching and commenting. 🥰
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely garden collection lovely
Thanks for watching Jillian. 🥰
Thank you as always. You are truly a wonderful teacher. After watching these vdos about aeoniums i have realised that i killed them poor things by not watering them in summers. Also keeping them in sunlight and watching them get crisp. This year i will experiment and see how it goes. Thanks to you i have already realised i cant keep them in harsh sun and neither can they survive without water. So fingers crossed and i hope i can see them thru the summer. The pineapple jam is another inspiration from this vdo.😋
I just saw one of my potted Aeonium today with very small heads on top that are exposed to the sun, but the bottom heads are much bigger having been covered by other plants. Really goes to show not to follow or do what one reads in books and online 😅🤣 unless one does the experimentations themselves. Thanks again for watching Swati.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK you have been such an excellent teacher. I cant thank you enough. Happy valentines day!! 🥰
@@swatigokhale9495 Thank you! Same to you. Happy Valentines.
I enjoy watching your videos. Every day, a couple times a day I look at your videos. I am amazed by the number of succulents you have grown and their names. I just started but have to grow indoors because of being handicap and getting around. I have about 12 plants, just started. Love your plants
The addiction is real, and these plants are absolutely beautiful so, can't help myself. Thanks for watching Dorothy and wishing you all the best with your collection.
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Enjoyed the video and I agree with what you said about dormancy. Thank you for the video.
You are so welcome Adela and thanks for watching.
THANK YOU Liz awesome garden tour so beautiful. Loved every moment of watching. Love your snack looked so delicious. THANK YOU for sharing. God Bless
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.
Totally agree Liz with aeoniums not going fully dormant in summer depending on position.
Thanks for watching Colleen. One really has to do experiments themselves and not believe everything that's written in books.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK It is amazing how people far away from each other can come to the same conclusion!!! I live in Utah, USA, and my aeoniums under artificial lights are never totally dormant, only if I will let them sleep.
Very informative Liz❤️❤️
Recently due to New York City cold weather, half of my plants died. 😢 but I learned that some of the plants are really really strong. Some of them came back alive like nothing happened. That was amazing to see.
I’m in ny too. I put it inside. Several of mines died also that I left out
Love your videos ❤️❤️❤️
I’m hearing you Liz. Sometimes summer here is so hot I don’t want to go outside and other summers are much lower in temperature. I love all Aeoniums…I have two Yemen Form (one with a baby) and they are my favourite Aeonium. ❤
Thanks for the info Maree. Looking forward to seeing their color again in Spring.
I love much you have accomplished in your secret garden. 💚💚💚
Long way to go yet but it's already giving me so much enjoyment. Thanks for watching.
Hello Liz. Aeonium goes dormant in the summer to protect himself from lack of watering and very high température. I have I didn't stop watering and they are not at rest. Others was outside and missing water. Since 2 weeks they are inside, and stop dormancy... It's cool inside. It was too hot.
Aeonium I find goes dormant with the heat. If kept in a cool bright place even in summer, they continue to grow.
I learn so much from you Liz. I can't wait until summer since I put a shade cloth. Now they won't die...hopefully 🤞🏽
I'll keep all crossed for you. 🥰 Thanks for watching.
Dear Liz, can you, please, show more of your mixed planters?
With details about how long those different plants are together, and what is your prediction for a future of such arrangements.
I am asking because I collect video reports from many international shows and exhibitions, and the oldest "community" planters shown there are under 10 years of age.
I only have a few old arrangements but do have a couple of old plants in the same soil. I'll see what I can do. Thanks for watching.
😁😁😁😁wAW!! Thats a mouth watering bite lisk., make me hungry.. well another amazing aieniom.. sana all.godbless po watching frm the phillippines.🤣🤤
Thank you 😋
Oh love watching your vlog tita♥️
Thank you! 🤗
I am first to like for today's video 😁😁😁
Thank you so much Yzah! 😘 🤗
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Hi Liz, I love your succulent garden❤️❤️
I have a problem with my E. Romeo rubin where the leaves are turning down and not beautifully compact anymore. I'm also losing the vibrate red color. I have them outside uncover but it has bright light as my backyard is quite hot.
Is the problem not enough sunlight on them?
In summer, Romeo prefers a bright no direct sunlight spot to maintain color. When leaves turn down, it can only mean that the plant is trying to get more light by stretching its leaves. Trying to work out the right spot is tricky. If you're not sure where that is, having a 50% white UV shade cloth covering on top of them is the safest option. Good luck.
Will those downturn leaves turn back up?
@@stephdang2804 Might take a while but if placed in the right spot, it will.
Thank you for your reply. Fingers crossed then🤞🤞