I have the Green, Cooper, and Rosata species. I have them growing in full sun. Morning sun and afternoon sun. They only get full sun for a few hours. What I have realized is when they are not in full sun the leaves and stems are much smaller and thinner but, when they are in the sun, in due time, the stems and leaves get thicker and stronger. I really love this plant. They are very easy to propagate. I have 5 pots of propagating rosatas. I started all of them from a small batch of the plant. Thank you for sharing.
I find this plant's very difficult to grow here in the States. I live in Seattle, WA. The weather here not suited. It's get cold and snow. Even indoor. Wandering jew plants have some features that are the same colors are similar. There's also the silvery ones as well. It's good that you posted this video. I wish you two stay safe and healthy. As with your family's. With what's going on. Stay safe!!!
@@LizKreate Thanks, you stay safe n healthy too. My plant have micro tiny textures in the leaves looks like fake plastic leaf, but those bubbly texture glitters in sunlight. I want to know if ur pink lady have those bumpy texture too?
Hi Debbie, Wandering jew is one of my all time favorite plant. In the past, I've killed so many of them. Fortunately I never gave up and now have 5 different varieties that are growing healthily. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
You are so welcome and good luck with your babies. By the way, I have a succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Hope to see you there. Thanks! Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
Lovely video on Callisia! I just bought one today. What kind of soil would you recommend for it? It's come in a small 3 inch pot...when would you recommend that I repot it? Thank you!
I put them into the soil straightaway but I wait a couple of days before I water them. The soil mix I use is the same soil I used on my string of turtles video. Thanks for watching and stay safe. Cheers, Liz
Thanks for watching Sheena. Your name seems familiar but just in case you don't know....I have a purely succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Hope to see you there. Thanks! Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
I bought mine from bunnings, and I accidentally over watered it because it was in moss medium, so I took out all the wet material and replaced with succulent mix. I'm drying it out outside now... Let's hope I didn't kill it.
You can only try Amanda. I find that yellow and white variegate normally dies off or doesn't take but pink can still absorb chlorophyll and have in the past propagated with a pink leaf/stem. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
I’ve had my callisia for a few months and it’s grown amazing (it’s kind of trailing) but the bottoms of all the stems are drying and dropping leaves, what can I do please?
It depends where you are Aneesah. They grow fairly quick during spring and summer and will slow down or stop growing in winter. During winter or at the end of winter, callisia tend to dry up. I would leave them till springtime or when the weather warms up. That is the best time to snap them off and plant them in new pots for propagation. Good luck.
What soil is best for potting indoors for this plant? I just bought my first one and the soil is a dense earthy soil with no perlite or draining material mixed in. Does anyone have a good soil mix recipe for potting indoors with this plant?
This plant thrives in my general purpose soil mix. Video link below. Thanks for watching. MASTER SUCCULENT SOIL MIX - th-cam.com/video/rfU_7IeEyZ0/w-d-xo.html
I've had this plant 3 times (kept out of direct Sunlight outdoors) and each time it has turned brown and all the stems just fall off the roots, and the plant dies. No clue what I'm doing wrong
Hi Danielle, This plant doesn't like too much watering. It prefers to dry out between watering. I tried watering a pot once a week and it died on me and the ones that I've neglected and only watered when I remember are all thick and thriving. The newly potted ones in this video are now all thick and pink and beautiful. I've featured them in a couple of my videos on my succulent channel. Link below on one of the videos. The plants are at the beginning of the video. Thanks for watching. Succulent Gnome watering propagated babies | VLOG #63 Succulent & Coffee w/ Liz - th-cam.com/video/nYSQgf8-ZZI/w-d-xo.html
Depends on the season and where I keep it. In winter (inside) they get watered once a week or every 3 days depending on the inside temperature and in summer (outside), every second day or when I see that it's dry. Hope this helps. By the way, if you'd like to see more plant/succulent videos; I just started a purely succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing beautiful and hardy succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Thanks! Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
Hi Brenna, That was the same thing that happened with the first lot I propagated. But after putting it outside late summer(it's now autumn here), it's now growing really well. I water it every second or third day whenever the pot feels light. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
@@LizKreate thanks for replying :) I did actually propagate them so perhaps that's it. I'm in Qld, and it's only just starting to get cool in the mornings, so I'll pop them outside during the day and bring them back in at night and hopefully that will do the trick. They're my favourite!
@@frecklettee Did this end up helping yours? I got a new one two weeks ago and as I have had it, the plant seems to have sunk down into the pot and the base of them are all soft and squishy like you mentioned had happened to yours. Trying to figure out how to save it, if that is possible.
@@laurapope5858 I moved it into a brighter spot on the window sill and I barely water it now (once every two weeks ish). It seems to hate water, and especially hates you touching its pretty leaves (they're very delicate).
It’s such a shame that it can cause so much damage. I have a Purple Heart plant I loved the colour of it when I found it in Bunnings and again like this plant in the right conditions it grows wild and out of hand when I trim it back every couple of years I can not jut put it in the composting bins as I discovered the first time that it does not die like other plants 😹😹😹 it almost took over the compost bins I had to weed them totally and place them into a barrel of water for 7 -14 days and drown the plants in the same way as I do the weeds and weed seeds it’s the only way to kill unwanted plants and weeds once it’s been in the water barrel for that time i then pull out the plants and pulp left in the barrel and place on the compost the water is a great tonic for the grass and garden beds but must be watered down or it will burn the roots of all plant life it’s that strong as I only top up the water levels weekly 😹 I have placed the full strength on the compost piles as I have a rotation of 3 bins and once mixed in the organic matter it’s fine. I started to grow Purple Heart plant as it’s a good companion plant if you are growing cabbage and cauliflower they help each other out 😹😹😹 Thank you for sharing this plant with us and the problems it can cause if I ever see it I might get some to place in a hanging basket as I think it will do well in it and looks like it could be a great ground cover in some flower beds too 😊😊😊
I so envy you Angela!!! Wish I can put this plant in my garden. Definite show stopper. Good luck growing them and please let me know how they'd go in your area. Thanks for watching and stay safe. Cheers, Liz
Check out Succulentia online. Maybe they have what you're looking for. Link below. www.suculentia-plant.com/en/venta-online-en-gb/echeveria-en-gb?start=24
Thanks for watching Naomi. If you'd like to see more beautiful plant videos; I have a purely succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Hope to see you there. Thanks! Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
My pink lady used to be purple-ish, but after a week since I bought it, it turned white, no purple anymore. 😭😭😭 Not only that, some leaves are starting to turn yellowish brown and cripple... I give them generous sun light and water them daily... Is there something I did wrong?? Please help... The leaves that crippled have some yellowish brown spots at first, I'm worried if it's sick! 😭😭😭
Over watering will kill them. Once every couple of weeks should be enough but less in winter. I find that mine prefers plenty of light but no direct sunlight.
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I have the Green, Cooper, and Rosata species. I have them growing in full sun. Morning sun and afternoon sun. They only get full sun for a few hours. What I have realized is when they are not in full sun the leaves and stems are much smaller and thinner but, when they are in the sun, in due time, the stems and leaves get thicker and stronger. I really love this plant. They are very easy to propagate. I have 5 pots of propagating rosatas. I started all of them from a small batch of the plant. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching and for sharing.
Hey Liz, so glad that I just found this special vlog on the pink lady! How timely! 😍
I find this plant's very difficult to grow here in the States. I live in Seattle, WA. The weather here not suited. It's get cold and snow. Even indoor. Wandering jew plants have some features that are the same colors are similar. There's also the silvery ones as well. It's good that you posted this video. I wish you two stay safe and healthy. As with your family's. With what's going on. Stay safe!!!
Thanks! You too my friend...Stay safe and healthy. Cheers, Liz
@@LizKreate Thanks, you stay safe n healthy too. My plant have micro tiny textures in the leaves looks like fake plastic leaf, but those bubbly texture glitters in sunlight. I want to know if ur pink lady have those bumpy texture too?
I love seeing these kinds if videos along with rockhounding ones! Great job
Glad you like them Adam! Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Thank you for sharing💕 I just had my first ever baby plant of Cassilia Repens, and it feels exciting to take care of such adorable plant✨
Wonderful! I feel your excitement too. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
reminds me of wandering jew, which grows wild here in san diego in shady areas. kinda like inch plant as it replants as it grows.
Hi Debbie, Wandering jew is one of my all time favorite plant. In the past, I've killed so many of them. Fortunately I never gave up and now have 5 different varieties that are growing healthily. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Interesting abt the potential environmental damage of the plant.. 🤔
Such a beauty! I love the pink. 💕
😎 ty for the video
You're welcome Ann. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Just got mine and it's a bit expensive from where I'm living. Thanks for sharing your tips!
You are so welcome and good luck with your babies. By the way, I have a succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Hope to see you there. Thanks!
Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
This was a very lovely and informative video, thankyou very much! :)
thanks for the video. I was looking on how to cut this plant short by it means it will not scattered out of the pot when i repotted it :)
Thanks for watching an happy planting. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Luckily I live in Qld. I have some. They grow crazy like weed so I have to keep them in pots. Thanks for sharing the good video. 😍
Merci beaucoup de Téhéran chère Liz 🌸💚🌸
What a fantastic looking plant 🌱..
Thanks for sharing this.
Cheers Tony 👍🤓🍺⛏
So pretty and delicate looking!
Thank you! 😊
That looks familiar, I think my Mom used to have one of those. They are quite pretty.
Do the pots need to have drainage?
Great video Liz! Thank you!
You're most welcome Jem and thank you for watching. Stay safe and propagate😊. Cheers, Liz
Lovely video on Callisia! I just bought one today. What kind of soil would you recommend for it? It's come in a small 3 inch pot...when would you recommend that I repot it? Thank you!
You can repot anytime except in winter. I use my own soil mix but you can also use premium potting mix with pumice.
Hi, I got.similar plants. Do you have tips on how to keep the pink colors? As mine is green now😓
Bright indirect light is key to bringing out the color. Good luck.
Thank you for the tips
No problem Neneng. See you on the other side...LOL
When you put cuttings in the soil do you put them in soil right away, or do you let them sit for a few days beforehand?
I put them into the soil straightaway but I wait a couple of days before I water them. The soil mix I use is the same soil I used on my string of turtles video. Thanks for watching and stay safe. Cheers, Liz
Thank you for your amazing video. I really love your gorgeous plants.i wish that you live in southern California so I can buy this gorgeous from you.
Thanks for watching Sheena. Your name seems familiar but just in case you don't know....I have a purely succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Hope to see you there. Thanks!
Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
The lowest temp for us is 23 Celsius but that isn't often there's no frost too is that OK for it?
If temperature goes down below 10°Celcius, I'd bring it indoors.
I bought mine from bunnings, and I accidentally over watered it because it was in moss medium, so I took out all the wet material and replaced with succulent mix. I'm drying it out outside now... Let's hope I didn't kill it.
Good luck.
Hi I have a question.. if we propagate a stem with only pink leaves.. will it survive? It won't have any chlorophyll.
You can only try Amanda. I find that yellow and white variegate normally dies off or doesn't take but pink can still absorb chlorophyll and have in the past propagated with a pink leaf/stem. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
Callisia repens - th-cam.com/video/diOVdRD8-VA/w-d-xo.html
I’ve had my callisia for a few months and it’s grown amazing (it’s kind of trailing) but the bottoms of all the stems are drying and dropping leaves, what can I do please?
It depends where you are Aneesah. They grow fairly quick during spring and summer and will slow down or stop growing in winter.
During winter or at the end of winter, callisia tend to dry up. I would leave them till springtime or when the weather warms up. That is the best time to snap them off and plant them in new pots for propagation. Good luck.
What soil is best for potting indoors for this plant? I just bought my first one and the soil is a dense earthy soil with no perlite or draining material mixed in. Does anyone have a good soil mix recipe for potting indoors with this plant?
This plant thrives in my general purpose soil mix. Video link below. Thanks for watching.
MASTER SUCCULENT SOIL MIX - th-cam.com/video/rfU_7IeEyZ0/w-d-xo.html
I have a pot of pink lady but it is not pink at all, instead it's green. I wanna ask how to keep my plant pink? Thank you
They love plenty of light. I have them growing in a NW facing window.
At the end of the video, is it growing in a bowl of crystals? It doesn't need soil?
Those are only top dressing but they are grown in soil. Cheers, Liz
Can it survive outdoor in rainy season?
Loves the rain and sun. Just doesn't like frost and snow.
Oooh so pretty but I’m in Perth so I’ll just have to be content with my spurium tricolour. 👋🏽😂 Naughty Bunnings!
What potting mix does it require? Thanks!
I'm using Osmocote premium potting mix Melissa.
I've had this plant 3 times (kept out of direct Sunlight outdoors) and each time it has turned brown and all the stems just fall off the roots, and the plant dies. No clue what I'm doing wrong
Hi Danielle, This plant doesn't like too much watering. It prefers to dry out between watering. I tried watering a pot once a week and it died on me and the ones that I've neglected and only watered when I remember are all thick and thriving. The newly potted ones in this video are now all thick and pink and beautiful. I've featured them in a couple of my videos on my succulent channel. Link below on one of the videos. The plants are at the beginning of the video. Thanks for watching.
Succulent Gnome watering propagated babies | VLOG #63 Succulent & Coffee w/ Liz - th-cam.com/video/nYSQgf8-ZZI/w-d-xo.html
Can I just cut off the tips (with no roots) and plant them in soil?
You have to cut just below the node. That's where the roots will form. Good luck and take care. Cheers, Liz
Do the pots need drainage?
Yes they do.
How more often you spray them with weather ?
I usually don't spray but instead water them or soak them when dry.
Thank you 🌸
Have u propagated in water before?
It also grows well in water. Thanks for watching.
How often do you wanted the Callisia repens?
Depends on the season and where I keep it. In winter (inside) they get watered once a week or every 3 days depending on the inside temperature and in summer (outside), every second day or when I see that it's dry. Hope this helps.
By the way, if you'd like to see more plant/succulent videos; I just started a purely succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing beautiful and hardy succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Thanks!
Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
I have these, but the base of them gets really soft and squishy, is this a sign I'm watering them too much?
Hi Brenna, That was the same thing that happened with the first lot I propagated. But after putting it outside late summer(it's now autumn here), it's now growing really well. I water it every second or third day whenever the pot feels light. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
@@LizKreate thanks for replying :) I did actually propagate them so perhaps that's it. I'm in Qld, and it's only just starting to get cool in the mornings, so I'll pop them outside during the day and bring them back in at night and hopefully that will do the trick. They're my favourite!
@@frecklettee Did this end up helping yours? I got a new one two weeks ago and as I have had it, the plant seems to have sunk down into the pot and the base of them are all soft and squishy like you mentioned had happened to yours. Trying to figure out how to save it, if that is possible.
@@laurapope5858 I moved it into a brighter spot on the window sill and I barely water it now (once every two weeks ish). It seems to hate water, and especially hates you touching its pretty leaves (they're very delicate).
It’s such a shame that it can cause so much damage. I have a Purple Heart plant I loved the colour of it when I found it in Bunnings and again like this plant in the right conditions it grows wild and out of hand when I trim it back every couple of years I can not jut put it in the composting bins as I discovered the first time that it does not die like other plants 😹😹😹 it almost took over the compost bins I had to weed them totally and place them into a barrel of water for 7 -14 days and drown the plants in the same way as I do the weeds and weed seeds it’s the only way to kill unwanted plants and weeds once it’s been in the water barrel for that time i then pull out the plants and pulp left in the barrel and place on the compost the water is a great tonic for the grass and garden beds but must be watered down or it will burn the roots of all plant life it’s that strong as I only top up the water levels weekly 😹 I have placed the full strength on the compost piles as I have a rotation of 3 bins and once mixed in the organic matter it’s fine.
I started to grow Purple Heart plant as it’s a good companion plant if you are growing cabbage and cauliflower they help each other out 😹😹😹
Thank you for sharing this plant with us and the problems it can cause if I ever see it I might get some to place in a hanging basket as I think it will do well in it and looks like it could be a great ground cover in some flower beds too 😊😊😊
I so envy you Angela!!! Wish I can put this plant in my garden. Definite show stopper. Good luck growing them and please let me know how they'd go in your area. Thanks for watching and stay safe. Cheers, Liz
I need a nursery in the city of Bogota where I can buy one of these plants
Check out Succulentia online. Maybe they have what you're looking for. Link below.
www.suculentia-plant.com/en/venta-online-en-gb/echeveria-en-gb?start=24
Waooo...
Thanks for watching Naomi. If you'd like to see more beautiful plant videos; I have a purely succulent channel called "Growing Succulents with LizK." All the tips and tricks I've learned over the years in regards to growing succulents. Link below if you'd like to check it out. Hope to see you there. Thanks!
Growing Succulents with LizK: th-cam.com/channels/3YQah8CetWnNmHoWCoyN1w.html
@@LizKreate sure... I ll 👀
Can we grow this in India?
How can I purchase it?
They grow well in India but don't know where you can get it there since I'm in Australia. Thanks for watching. Cheers, Liz
If I watered my repens as often as you they would rot and die
My pink lady used to be purple-ish, but after a week since I bought it, it turned white, no purple anymore. 😭😭😭 Not only that, some leaves are starting to turn yellowish brown and cripple... I give them generous sun light and water them daily... Is there something I did wrong?? Please help... The leaves that crippled have some yellowish brown spots at first, I'm worried if it's sick! 😭😭😭
Over watering will kill them. Once every couple of weeks should be enough but less in winter. I find that mine prefers plenty of light but no direct sunlight.
@@LizKreate wow, okay then, thanks so much 🥺🥺💕💕💕
It looks like turtle vine
Its like wandering Jew !
First!!
Woohoo!!!! I feel your excitement Aidan. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Liz
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