I really appreciate this video. Thank you because I am new in the propagation of cactus and other succulents. This video is starting to boost my confidence in terms of repotting. I am rose from Marikina, Philippines.
Such a fascinating an educational video, thank you for sharing! I've only just started keeping succulents and already fell in love with Haworthias, so this has been a lot of help and inspiration.
I so love this channel. You’re always top notch with everything . I feel as if I’m with a fine jeweler being shown the finest gems in detail. I’ve been waiting to find these amazing specimens for awhile , and just yesterday I was able to buy my first 5 Haworthia and Lithops! So pleased👍
Really informative and helpful to see the root systems! I have an attenuata and a tesselata and I wasn't sure what was going on with them, I thought they had root rot but now I know it's just the old roots dying off!!
Thanks for that, James Lucas has been very open to sharing his knowledge. These videos are long, we know, however they are designed to help those interested. We have a few more lined up and if you have anything you would like covered on any succulents we will try to deliver the goods.....
Fantastic video, I can only hope that one day my Haworthia will look as good as these. The truncata was stunning and I’ve never seen one as large as that. Thank you for sharing this with us all 👍🏻🌵☀️
Thanks to you and your friend for sharing your experience and wisdom. I’m sure this is years worth of knowledge gained through work and trial and error, so I’m appreciative that you’re willing to share with us :) and man yes that is some beautiful soil, has anyone ever told you that?? Haha
@@johnnyAGardening Hey.. Johnny, Good Day! Can you show us of what soil mixture you use for your haworthia because I like your haworthia how it grows very healthy. thank you... also for the tips for taking care of haworthia and for showing us the different types of this plant..
Excellent information especially the visuals which are so much better than any books. I learned several things about haworthia and repotting them with akadama top dressing. I'll be watching all your vids. Cheers.
johnny A My 15yr old daughter and I have learnt a lot for your clips and appreciate what you have posted!! She has a small collection of Haworthia and it’s growing fast. Thanks again for your clips!!
Love the awesome video! I have gotten a good number of Haworthias with different varieties from Succulents Australia within these two years, but I have never seen such a beauty of the H truncata variegata and other variegata varieties as in this video. Hope I can own one of these one day.
It's look like easy to plants it but in my country it isn't easy same you I think because my country is so hot and high humidity. it's really alway leave the root and sometime leave is gone because of more rain in here. thank you for your trick I will change and adjust to plants it.
I am in South Africa and have a collection of Haworthia as I was watching your video you have a beautiful collection but I see no Haworthia viscona, semiviva,setata I have it in my collection it beautiful like your vidios
I really enjoyed in-depth look at the plants. It’s important for all us beginners to know what a healthy root system looks like as a result of a proper soil mix. I’m going to look for howorthias for my next purchase (:
You mentioned using a skirt, what is that? You make repotting and keeping the plant at the top so easy. I’ve been struggling with that so maybe I could use anything to help.
Many thanks for this very nice and informative video. Your haworthia springbokvlakensis has such clear and plump leaves. Would you mind sharing, how to get such clear and plump leaves? I subscribed to your channel and looking forward to learn more on haworthia from you.
Here is the recipes that James uses Haworthia potting mix * 6 parts succulent soil mix * 2 coir (coarse) * 1 part 3ml washed river sand * 1 part 1-3ml blend washed river sand (no clay or fines) * 1 part perlite * 1 part either 4 - 5 ml Scoria or 3 - 6 ml Pumice.
All my Haworthias are potted similarly to Lithops using mostly grit with very little dirt. My mix is composed of chicken/chick grit(both), pumice, and a small portion of garden soil. An 80/20 ratio of grit to soil.
That sounds ideal, the mix you use would work well. WE are doing a seperate video on potting mixes for succulents soon. The actual mix depends on the succulent, your climate and your watering habits.
Love your videos - super informative and looking at your passion for these succulents is amazing! Can you tell what fertilizer do you use and whats exactly in the soil mix and why? Thanks!
Very interesting 🥺how you check out the the roots and your knowledge of each plant.please next time can the names scroll across the screen? I enjoyed your teaching.
Thank you for this informative video. I will change my haworthia soil mix to a more airy one as I find that the roots almost' disappeared ' eventually . Will haworthias rot if water is accidentally spilt in the centre during watering ? Hope you reply. Thank you.
Hello, sir! I love your videos. I watched a video recently--I think maybe you were on another youtuber's channel (?)--and you were talking about a succulent soil mix you make which contains akadama and mostly, if not all, other super gritty ingredients. It might have even been soil free (?). Now I can't find the video. Could you perhaps direct me to it. I would certainly appreciate it. Thank you.
Do you sell Haworthia and your potting mix. I’m in US. I LOVE HAWORTHIA. Thank you for this video. It has helped me a lot. I’m just starting with these plants. I need all the help I can get.
You have a nice video and beautiful collection . Very clear words to follow on how to do the propagation and to repot . As what i have seen your soil is more of fumise . I want to ask your mixture of soil you use i hope you don't mind my asking . Thank you ...
Thank you for these videos. I’m so new to this and so excited to start growing succulents. I tried to find pine bark and it seems like the places I went did not carry bark that was a perfect size for a soil. It was all a medium. Would any type of mulch work for this concoction? Also I can seem to fined River sand. I just found some sandy clay. Would that clay work as a substitute? Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.
Try for a sand that does not include clay, so any washed sand that is not sea (beach) sand. As a pine bark substitute, rice husks or course perlite should work. Where are you located ?
johnny A Ok thank you. The only perlite I see Putin the stores are from the brand Miraclegro. So I did end up buying some clay that’s grinder into sand. So I will take that back then. So any washed sand that has no clay is what I will look for. I am located out of Fresno California. Central Ca.
Hi there. I was wondering what soil mix you use? I’m a beginner and I use a mostly inorganic mix of pumice, lavarock, cns, and akadama. But yours seem to have more plant material in it. I was hoping to get a few tips on making my mix better. Thank you.
Hello - thank you for the top information - what I wanted to ask you - when and how do you water your haworthias after repotting them? Regards and thank you for your response in advance Greetings from Vienna
Usually wait 1 - 2 weeks after repotting and then overhead water. This allows any root damage to repair itself if dry conditions, which helps prevent root problems. After that wait until the soil dries before watering again.
@@johnnyAGardening Wow thank you very much - this was fast - may I ask you which substrate mixture you use for haworthias? Kind regards Gerhard (By the way - how late is it now where you are right now? Early morning, no?)
Its best to at least mix 50% new soil when repotting, most growers use all new mix, The old soil can be used in the garden or in pots for less fussy plants.
Great video! Love the way they look. Mine are grown in a hot Mediterranean climate. I know that watering should be withheld in the peak of summer (July to August in Northern hemisphere), but they are more susceptible to shriveling and drying at that time. Do you have hot summers too? How do you treat them at this time?
We have hot summers as well, a Mediterranean climate but more moderate to hot than hot. In very hot summers and as thy are probably in containers which will dry more than if in the ground, I would think a little water once in a while will not hurt them, just don't overdo it. I will have a talk to James Lucas and get back to you.
Great videos actually showing what to look for and how to pot is so much more valuable. Is there a particular fertiliser/ commercial mix you would recommend for the home gardener just starting to build a collection of succulents or is it better to do a diy mix. Also great to see an Aussie vid for us soles in the land down under too many of the videos on TH-cam are international and refer to products we can not always get here.
Question: do you think the Haworthia would travel all right. There are some online sales, but I am afraid of the stress of the traveling for them. What do you think. I live in Switzerland.
This man is so knowledgeable and has such a relaxing voice
I could listen to him talk about _truncata_ all day 🤗🥰🌱
Howarthias remind me of the Czech glass beads I use in my jewelry making! Gorgeous light play!
Thanks for all the good information you share. Congratulations.
Glad it was helpful!
This was one of the nicest and informative videos on Haworthia that I've seen. Really enjoyed it. Only recently bought a couple and have loved them.
Thanks Marjorie, they are great plants and are excellent indoors as well.
Do you throw the leaves?
I loved your potting technique to add soil and shake it down. I tend to push down but I will try the shaking technique.
The best done video on Haworthia. So much info I’m going to view it again. Thanks
All of these Plants are Endemic to South Africa where we have amazing succulent diversity.
Indeed you do, so many amazing succulents from South Africa as well as other plants. Are you a collector?
I really appreciate this video. Thank you because I am new in the propagation of cactus and other succulents. This video is starting to boost my confidence in terms of repotting. I am rose from Marikina, Philippines.
Thanks for that, Good drainage is the big secret.
what a fantastic substrate mix... i rarely see people using such a breathable/aerated mix like that.
Such a fascinating an educational video, thank you for sharing! I've only just started keeping succulents and already fell in love with Haworthias, so this has been a lot of help and inspiration.
Glad it was helpful!
Your haworthias are beautiful and healthy!
My new favorite channel.
I so love this channel. You’re always top notch with everything . I feel as if I’m with a fine jeweler being shown the finest gems in detail. I’ve been waiting to find these amazing specimens for awhile , and just yesterday I was able to buy my first 5 Haworthia and Lithops! So pleased👍
Beautiful collection.... Love To collect more of varieties
Your knowledge is so impressive. Great video. 👍
Thank you for this video, I started collecting haworthias and about to re-pot them. This is very informative. :)
Glad that it helps, more coming soon on Haworthia.
Really informative and helpful to see the root systems! I have an attenuata and a tesselata and I wasn't sure what was going on with them, I thought they had root rot but now I know it's just the old roots dying off!!
Thanks for that, James Lucas has been very open to sharing his knowledge. These videos are long, we know, however they are designed to help those interested. We have a few more lined up and if you have anything you would like covered on any succulents we will try to deliver the goods.....
@@johnnyAGardening I will definitely be watching!! The length is good!!
Fantastic video!! I find it very relaxing to watch you repot these beautiful plants...and your soothing voice helps 😄
Thanks so much 😊
Excellent information, engaging tone of voice, and very good camera work. Subscribed right away, looking forward to the learning ahead!
Very amazing videos, i love all of them, thank you so much. Greetings from México
Thanks for that, appreciate the comment.
Great information! I’ve only recently acquired a couple of Haworthia and I’m just in love with a Cooper I. This is very good content !
This was very informative ,really helpful,thank you
Holaa. Hermosa colección de Haworthias. Gracias por compartir 👍👍🤗🤗💞💞
This is all so satisfying to watch! 🥰 I came here after buying my first Cooperii. 💚
Thanks for showing us a whole lots more beauty of this type of plant
They are great plants, thanks for the comment.
I have learned so much from this video. Thank you so much!
Nice and clean educative content thks I have a few to repot
I love these repotting videos. It's so relaxing.
Fantastic video, I can only hope that one day my Haworthia will look as good as these. The truncata was stunning and I’ve never seen one as large as that. Thank you for sharing this with us all 👍🏻🌵☀️
Glad you enjoyed that one. We have another short video on H. truncata coming soon, as well as one on growing Lithops from seed.
Great video! I am starting to collect more haworthias myself and I just recently got some variegated ones. Thank you for the tips! 🙂🌵☕️
They are great plants, grow well indoors and lots of varieties....
Thank you for this video. My first time to know haworthias, and i love them already. So nice! 💖
I love this kind of plants ❤️😍 its super rare...
Thanks for visiting
Tk you for all the info specially on the mixture you use! Thank you
Any time!
Beautiful species! Absolutely love the glossiness
Thanks to you and your friend for sharing your experience and wisdom. I’m sure this is years worth of knowledge gained through work and trial and error, so I’m appreciative that you’re willing to share with us :) and man yes that is some beautiful soil, has anyone ever told you that?? Haha
Thanks for that, ..... More coming from James very soon.
@@johnnyAGardening Hey.. Johnny, Good Day! Can you show us of what soil mixture you use for your haworthia because I like your haworthia how it grows very healthy. thank you... also for the tips for taking care of haworthia and for showing us the different types of this plant..
@@alexiskentsabugaa7831 See this video and the notes below it th-cam.com/video/laa1YFTtnAM/w-d-xo.html. Will have more on potting mixes soon.
Amazing work
Such beautiful plants
Thanks. More coming on a stunning indoor succulent....
Excellent information especially the visuals which are so much better than any books. I learned several things about haworthia and repotting them with akadama top dressing. I'll be watching all your vids. Cheers.
Thanks J,
James does explain things well and he really knows his plants. We will have some more videos on Haworthia in 2020. All the Best.
Wow..beautiful...i like and want to collect ...love it...
Thanks for liking
Great video!
Great video I like haworthias
Thanks Charlie, they are a great plant and grow well indoors as well.
Wow i really love haworthia,thay are very beautiful,nice video i will try this to my next video thank you for sharing
Very interesting information. 🙂
A lovely and very informative video to watch, just wish I knew what your mix is!
Excellent video, I’ve learnt a lot
Beautiful plants! Loved to see each variety. Now I feel like I should collect them all.😀
Oh I most definitely will
Thanks for that.
I have one haworthia . Nice video 👌
Me encantan las haworthias. Esas son hermosas 😊
Fantastic clip! Learnt heaps
Thanks RJ a few more on Haworthia coming soon, H.truncata and H.maughanay
johnny A My 15yr old daughter and I have learnt a lot for your clips and appreciate what you have posted!! She has a small collection of Haworthia and it’s growing fast. Thanks again for your clips!!
Super dokument. Děkuji
Love the awesome video! I have gotten a good number of Haworthias with different varieties from Succulents Australia within these two years, but I have never seen such a beauty of the H truncata variegata and other variegata varieties as in this video. Hope I can own one of these one day.
Very interesting video. I would love to know the proportion of your potting mix for the Haworthia. Thanks for sharing 👍🏿
It is in the notes below the video at th-cam.com/video/uBAcV2t-D_k/w-d-xo.html
It's look like easy to plants it but in my country it isn't easy same you I think because my country is so hot and high humidity. it's really alway leave the root and sometime leave is gone because of more rain in here. thank you for your trick I will change and adjust to plants it.
QUE MARAVILHAS. ...ENCANTADA PARABÉNS! !!
Even though he is on the opposite side of the earth, we are the same. This guy loves his plants.
I am in South Africa and have a collection of Haworthia as I was watching your video you have a beautiful collection but I see no Haworthia viscona, semiviva,setata I have it in my collection it beautiful like your vidios
I really enjoyed in-depth look at the plants. It’s important for all us beginners to know what a healthy root system looks like as a result of a proper soil mix. I’m going to look for howorthias for my next purchase (:
Thanks for that, Haworthia are great plants and well worth growing.
Thanks for an excelente video!
Glad you liked it, we have another coming specifically on Haworthia truncata and hopefully one on Haworthia maughanii
Great bro👍
Thanks ✌️
You mentioned using a skirt, what is that? You make repotting and keeping the plant at the top so easy. I’ve been struggling with that so maybe I could use anything to help.
Many thanks for this very nice and informative video. Your haworthia springbokvlakensis has such clear and plump leaves. Would you mind sharing, how to get such clear and plump leaves? I subscribed to your channel and looking forward to learn more on haworthia from you.
Love to watch your video! Very details and helpful instruction ❤
May you share a tip of components to make that good soil?
Thank you
Here is the recipes that James uses
Haworthia potting mix
* 6 parts succulent soil mix
* 2 coir (coarse)
* 1 part 3ml washed river sand
* 1 part 1-3ml blend washed river sand (no clay or
fines)
* 1 part perlite
* 1 part either 4 - 5 ml Scoria or 3 - 6 ml Pumice.
@@johnnyAGardening thank you for your's sharing, I'll try new soil recipe with my haworthia
Great Press
Keep Pressing
Press Harder
Cheers
very nice thanks
Hi Johnny. What kind of fertilizer do you sprinkle into the soil for haworthia, lithops, and other mesembs? Thanks for another great video
Thanks for the video, I see you use fertilizer. Could you share the brand? Do you use the same fertilizer for all the succulent varieties?
Yes, fairly much the same, always just a pinch, never over fertilise.
All my Haworthias are potted similarly to Lithops using mostly grit with very little dirt. My mix is composed of chicken/chick grit(both), pumice, and a small portion of garden soil. An 80/20 ratio of grit to soil.
That sounds ideal, the mix you use would work well. WE are doing a seperate video on potting mixes for succulents soon. The actual mix depends on the succulent, your climate and your watering habits.
I have learned so much from your videos. Thank you so much . Can you send plants to the US. I live in Texas. Again thank you.
Hello Marion, sorry we can't send to Texas at present as quarantine makes if difficult. Working on getting a supplier in the US.
Nice.. tq for sharing
Welcome 😊
Love Haworthia 💓
Thanks Vernon, and for us they are one of 'THE BEST' indoor plants. More coming on Haworthia soon
Love your videos - super informative and looking at your passion for these succulents is amazing!
Can you tell what fertilizer do you use and whats exactly in the soil mix and why?
Thanks!
Love the video and this great plant! Can you tell us what type of fertilizer you are using? Thanks
It is Osmocote Plus with some lime and a little pure nitrogen fertiliser. ONLY a small pinch, once a year, never over fertilise
Thanks so much!
Nice thanks 😊
Very interesting 🥺how you check out the the roots and your knowledge of each plant.please next time can the names scroll across the screen? I enjoyed your teaching.
Will look into doing that, however it interferes with subtitles or those who use the. We will find a way...
Hello sir, could I get the formula for the substrate you use in repotting the Haworthias? Thank you.
Hi John! What kind of fertilizer are you using?
Love it so many babies..what kind of fertilizer was it on the bucket?
Very helpful! Thank you:)
You're welcome!
Thank you for this informative video. I will change my haworthia soil mix to a more airy one as I find that the roots almost' disappeared ' eventually . Will haworthias rot if water is accidentally spilt in the centre during watering ? Hope you reply. Thank you.
They should not rot with a little water, however try to avoid watering the foliage on the plants to be on the safe side.
I’d also like to know which fertilizer you’re using please? Thanks
Hello, sir! I love your videos. I watched a video recently--I think maybe you were on another youtuber's channel (?)--and you were talking about a succulent soil mix you make which contains akadama and mostly, if not all, other super gritty ingredients. It might have even been soil free (?). Now I can't find the video. Could you perhaps direct me to it. I would certainly appreciate it. Thank you.
It might be in this video SEE th-cam.com/video/laa1YFTtnAM/w-d-xo.html If not we have another, specifically on potting mixes coming soon.
hi sir I am new subscriber .U are planting all the plants and when to water it
Do you sell Haworthia and your potting mix. I’m in US. I LOVE HAWORTHIA. Thank you for this video. It has helped me a lot. I’m just starting with these plants. I need all the help I can get.
Your succulents are amazing 🤩
Just wondering where do you leave?
These are filmed at Succulents Australia
I see
Thanks Johnny!!!
You have a nice video and beautiful collection . Very clear words to follow on how to do the propagation and to repot . As what i have seen your soil is more of fumise . I want to ask your mixture of soil you use i hope you don't mind my asking . Thank you ...
Soil mix is now in the description below the video.
Thank you for these videos. I’m so new to this and so excited to start growing succulents. I tried to find pine bark and it seems like the places I went did not carry bark that was a perfect size for a soil. It was all a medium. Would any type of mulch work for this concoction? Also I can seem to fined River sand. I just found some sandy clay. Would that clay work as a substitute? Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.
Try for a sand that does not include clay, so any washed sand that is not sea (beach) sand. As a pine bark substitute, rice husks or course perlite should work. Where are you located ?
johnny A Ok thank you. The only perlite I see Putin the stores are from the brand Miraclegro. So I did end up buying some clay that’s grinder into sand. So I will take that back then. So any washed sand that has no clay is what I will look for. I am located out of Fresno California. Central Ca.
Hi there. I was wondering what soil mix you use? I’m a beginner and I use a mostly inorganic mix of pumice, lavarock, cns, and akadama. But yours seem to have more plant material in it. I was hoping to get a few tips on making my mix better. Thank you.
Hello Jim, in the notes below the video is a list of the ingredients used to make up the mix, along with some other resources.
Hello - thank you for the top information - what I wanted to ask you - when and how do you water your haworthias after repotting them? Regards and thank you for your response in advance Greetings from Vienna
Usually wait 1 - 2 weeks after repotting and then overhead water. This allows any root damage to repair itself if dry conditions, which helps prevent root problems.
After that wait until the soil dries before watering again.
@@johnnyAGardening Wow thank you very much - this was fast - may I ask you which substrate mixture you use for haworthias? Kind regards Gerhard (By the way - how late is it now where you are right now? Early morning, no?)
Can you re-use the old potting mix, for example, by adding some fertilizer, or treating it somehow? What do you do with all that old soil?
Its best to at least mix 50% new soil when repotting, most growers use all new mix, The old soil can be used in the garden or in pots for less fussy plants.
What potting medium do you use and where can I buy Akadama? Love your tutorials.
In the description. As for Akadama, that depends where you live...
Great video! Love the way they look. Mine are grown in a hot Mediterranean climate. I know that watering should be withheld in the peak of summer (July to August in Northern hemisphere), but they are more susceptible to shriveling and drying at that time. Do you have hot summers too? How do you treat them at this time?
We have hot summers as well, a Mediterranean climate but more moderate to hot than hot. In very hot summers and as thy are probably in containers which will dry more than if in the ground, I would think a little water once in a while will not hurt them, just don't overdo it. I will have a talk to James Lucas and get back to you.
johnny A mine has grown like crazy this very hot summer. They are outside but behind a tent. We had 38-40•Celsius
Love your tutorial ? Just wondering where you buy the japanese plants and potting mix n top soil please
This will depend where you live, (Which Country) Let us know.
Australia;Queensland??where 's I can buy Acakada? Please??
@@monhathaiarmstrong6541 For Akadama We suggest you might try on the Gold Coast QLD -
Robyn Tarrant M 0424 640 110
@@johnnyAGardening Thank you for your help 🤗🤩
Hi! thank you for so detailed video! do you water it after you move it in new soil/ pot?
Good question ....Usually we wait 5 - 7 days just in case of root damage. Then water as normal.
Nice video. How far we can water them?
Great videos actually showing what to look for and how to pot is so much more valuable. Is there a particular fertiliser/ commercial mix you would recommend for the home gardener just starting to build a collection of succulents or is it better to do a diy mix. Also great to see an Aussie vid for us soles in the land down under too many of the videos on TH-cam are international and refer to products we can not always get here.
James uses a pinch of 9 month osmocote and a pinch of lime.
Question: do you think the Haworthia would travel all right. There are some online sales, but I am afraid of the stress of the traveling for them. What do you think. I live in Switzerland.
When do they go dormant? Should I wait to repot in springtime? Its winter 2022...🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Wait until spring.
Excelent..
Thankyou
Wow nice haworthia..how many days to water that after planting..
Usually around 7 days to allow any wounds to heal over.
Buenas!! Que sustrato usa usted, que porcentajes?? ... Empecé mi colección de haworthias!