Succulent Colors Guide | Stressing Your Succulents
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- Learn about why succulents change colours and how to stress them to achieve these beautiful colours.
Simple, more light, less water. Add a dash of heat or cold and viola you got yourself a beautifully colourful plant.
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Chloroform is 🤭*leans back* lmao😂
Im gone
Lmao hahaha
Dead 🤣🤣🤣
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Lol I neglected my succulents by accident and left them out in the full sun for ages. They look SO good now 😅😂 so it really does work.
Great information in this video, I learned a lot about pigments. Light intensity is also a major factor in getting plants to color up. My light is extremely bright and I have just as vivid colors with less hours and more watering (I get it up to 18 hours in the summer). I don't like the dehydrated look of a lot of your plants to be honest.
It stresses me out that I have to stress my succulents. It goes so hard against what I know about plants, but I love succulents so much ❤️
*Tearfully flips the lights on*
“I’m so sorry”
@@CatharsisByProxy😂
Okay so don't do it?🥴🤡🤷🏽♂️
Thanks for sharing a great video and detail information to care for succulents.
Love the dark humour of your shirt :D
Where is it from!
Yeah, I was admiring the cute characters and then I read the print... that's just wrong man🤣🤣🤣
You are so fortunate that you know all about these and we need to learn from you and subscribing your channel.
This is what i was looking for...now got the idea. Thanks🌸
How do you reduce the water tho when the plant gets thirsty ??? I have some of mine that start to get deflated/ wrinkly etc and then I get nervous for them
thanks so much for that very detail information i understand quite well after watching the video lovely succs happy growing
Nice n informative video.....thnz...I really need to stop the urge to water them n put them in shade...
Thnk u for clear instructions...
Lol. I was so stupid for thinking that pink succulents are just a different variety 😅
18 hours of light?! Wow. I might just switch over to that and see how it goes because I struggle to provide cold enough temps to get those winter colors with my indoor apartment setup
love your shirt
Excellent knowledge. I definitely will try. Thanks. What is the best mix soil for succulent.
Super wow!
Everything dies...except for amoeba(s), which just split itself and keep on living indefinitely since it is performing infinite cloning.
Anyways, I tried stressing my plants and just wound up getting my baby beans (that's what I call my succulents) sunburned.
Thanks Thang very helpful and informative !!
I keep my burned Manjula leaves intact just to remind me to protect my white a$$ from the sun, too. Lest I shrivel up and burn like my poor pale plants 😂
Thanks for explaining. You are amazing. Thanks so much.
Whenever I withhold water, the lower leaves start drying up 😭
It'll adapt over time, also might mean you don't have enough light
@@lordshitpost31 too much light makes it worse. Plants usually curl up or give up certain parts of the plant in order to reserve water. If eveythings rapidly dying at the bottom and not showing signs of color stressing its possible green is just its natural color and youre killing it
I want you to become my teacher for online class.
that would be bad, I have a short temper
@@ThangPlants 🤣🤣🤣
Mealybugs come out because they're in the roots feeding :) You should use imidacloprid and you should apply it outdoors.
Now everytime I hear chlorophyll I'm going to think of chloroform thank you for that LMAO!!!
Nice informative video ! Personally I think most of your plants don't look great at all, it almost looks like they are sick, but that's a matter of preference. I prefer less shriveled leaves and blister-type things. The intensity of the light is also important. I would never give any plant less than 8 hours of darkness, my succulents that receive 14 hours of 2000-3000 footcandles of light a day also have nice pinkish colouring, but look a lot healthier than yours. But yeah they might be less compact, but at least they grow !
Hi, I'm thinking about doing this as a school project which I will have all school year to work on and anyways I was just wondering if there are succulents that stress faster than others, and if so what type of succulents are easier to stress?
Echeveria usually have alt colorations, but most succulents equally stress at the same rate depending on how you care/introduce it.
I've had a couple sedums that change quickly
Attempting my first succ propagation from a stem cutting after watching your
video. Wish me luckkk!
Same but I'm waiting for mine to arrive in the post
Wow, I have killed quite a few of my succulents over the winter from over watering. But then, if plant is too dry, I get mealy bugs!
I really like that idea " why don't I water it once a month "
I love this video! What spectrum of light do they need to bring out the colors?? Red? Blue? UV???
It doesn't really prefer one wavelength of light to another. Just keep it in shaded areas, they'll show you their beauty
What kind of grow light do you use. LED? 6500K?
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Hi, once to get succulents colorful through stress, do those succulents maintain their colors when they are propagaing?
You have the best videos for wintering succulents. I am new to this and live in a cold climate. My succulents are beautiful thru the summer and I was wondering how to winter them to keep them. You are the BEST!
My succulents are dying in summer because temperature in my country reaches to 42 degree Celsius in summer everyday I am so confused and concerned
Try growing cactus
You’re such a geek! Thanks for the explanation! It makes a lot of sense!
I really hv to share this video...
Hi Thang, great info, good lecture from a fellow Canadian, now i learned about light and water from your video, can you please impart what kind of soil you are using? That can withstand weeks or months without watering? Is it plant specific? Or you use same soil for all uour plants?
Love your shirt
What are those u use as the soil for it 😔 i need to know
I love your succulents they’re beautiful 😍
It's summer here in Philippines. My succulents are placed outdoor with no shade under heat that ranges 32-36 degrees. But it doesn't change its pigment. I tried not to water for two weeks and it lost much leaves. But my black prince became darker and pushed a lot of pups but stopped growing. Atleast its dark and got many pups under it.
My black prince produced 2 pups n momma is looking very sad, she may be dying and the 2 pups' colors are not too bright😐
HELP! what types of rock are those? Thanks :)
Will incandescent light work?
You deserve 1M views
How come you don’t pay for electricity ? I just discovered and subscribed, I’m absolutely LOVING your channel! You are really knowledgeable and absolutely hilarious!
Because here in Canada some buildings have electricity included .
Can you go over succulent variegation? Like chemical induced and more?!?!
What if I let them expose to full morning light, but they were ended up sunburn? What is the proper way?
Can u please share succulent winter care
Check out the new video that's posted.
Great information! What grow light are you using and what is an approximate distance from your succulents? TYI!
Hi thang. I live in the Philippines and the temperature rises at a maximum of 45 degrees celcius. Is it still OK if I just leave them outside for 8 hours daily without watering them for a month? I hoping for your answer. Thank you.
What ligth grow your used?
How do you achieve 18 hours of light indoor? Can you recommend the grow light you use? Thank you so much for your advice !
Love your videos, Thang! Very informative and your succulents are so gorgeously stressed!
Very informative and interesting 💚🌱
Glad you enjoyed it
Can fertilizer help
Great video, thank you. You can call it Sedum Adolphi 😉
When he says "Vatiegated Black Prince..." Holy S**t!!!!!
Good explanation! Do you anything to feed your succulents or only water?
ok i will never water my plants ever again!!!
Thanks for the info. I will immediately switch from weekly watering to monthly. Also, your personality cracked me up several times.
oh..my..gosh...do you think that he is ....happy?
Succulents and comedy. haha. I really enjoyed your video. You are one funny guy. Thanks for the info.
Glad you like them!
Love the vid but your auto focus keeps attempting to refocus and it's hard to watch when it keeps making the video pulsate.
That sounds like an unhealthy thing, is it good for the succulent?
OMG. Thank you so much! I just started an echeveria collection! This will help so much!
How much water ONCE a month?? Full??
too much dehydrated pity but i like the info re pigments
Are we giving up a faster growth in our succulents if we stress them out for pigmentation?
indoors yes, outdoors no
thankyou
i love this video its so helpfull thank u
You're so welcome!
wow 18hrs, not even a tropical place get that much sun light... Over here I water mine every other day, or they start dying. 1 day is how long it takes to dry the soil.
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Bottom of the screen
You! I like you! 😊
Great tips JustThangToo. I learnt so much. I spent years establishing my collection and now that it's established I had no idea they could go for months without water because in their early days when I worked full time I'd forget to water them and they'd die. Really enjoyed your tips and cant wait to get more colours. Have you got any videos of how to get your cacti flowers not to die? I have a cacti that after 3 years finally grew a few buds but was really disappointed when I went out yesterday to find them all dead :(
I'll try the 1 month no water challenge. Let's see what happens to my succs after a month without it
Its dead? ????¿¿¿¿‽¿‽‽
your shirt is so cute and sad at the same time...but mostly adorable
Nice but it look unhealthy your succulent
please can you donate me some succulents please...
You should be a college professor.
Hello, what kind of stone is it on top of your pots?
Akadama or turface or pumice or lava rocks anyone one of them will work
@@ThangPlants -why do you have the stone on top?
Hey there beautiful video
Very Informative !!! Awesome Video! :-)
Thank you for your help!!! I think now I know that my jade plant is being overwatered
I've tried to sun bath my babies like 6-8 hours, but the leaves burnt and it stressed me out, now i'm just leave it on morning sunlight from 8am to 10 am..and put them in shade area, i'm still learning how to balancing the amount of light my babies need, which some will curl up, some elongated..what do you suggest sir? I want them to be colourfull as they were ..tq in advance
You are adorable and knowledgable!!!
Very informative. I keep my Succulents under grow lights cuz i don't have good natural sun light. What type of lights do you recommend? I just watered my BBS today. I'll be pushing to 1 month for the next round & see if that helps.
Hey do you adjust the length of time you have the lights on during different seasons? Summer/Winter?
Are you still watering tour plants once a month?
No, maybe once or twice a week, they're currently all growing and I don't really care to stress them out.
Right? Right.
Lots of great info
Thank you Thang.
Do u use artificial lighting in winter to keep them from getting leggy? Or do u think the lack of water prevents legginess in Winter? Thx
you look good in that shirt 😁
Will your plants still grow without water?
thank you for sharing this. I am a succulent lover and you just gave me the confidence to continue on...
Succulents are amazing aren't they? It is weird that the more we stress them, the prettier they appear to our eyes. Love your ramblings, anyway.
Hello from Malaysia! ❤️
Does giving succulents proper full sun bring out colors as well? I've got ovata compacta (jade compacta) and I've seen others with soo much orangey red. Also my sedum I think it is fire storm but never gave enough sun to see the orange coloration. I think I see a bit coming thru with my vipaspectra grow light 600w dimmable led, I think they love it
some are done with full sun, others are done with high or low temperature and others are a combination of both. So if you want red, colder temps will bring them out. If you wanter yellow orange and hotter temps and bright sun will do.
Can you recommend any specific grow lights that you’ve found works well?
Love all your hints and experiments!
Add hydrogen peroxide to the water and bugs will disappear
Thank you so much for the very informative videos about Succies😍 no i have an idea how to stress my Succulents 🤗
Cute narwhal on your shirt....and they don't die. Find a dead one n show me then...