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Succulent Palette
United States
Приєднався 2 кві 2021
📍SF Bay Area, California, Zone10
👫Succulent collectors
📷Pinky & pastel Echeveria addicted
👫Succulent collectors
📷Pinky & pastel Echeveria addicted
Trimming Succulent Roots Before Repotting | Time Lapse | Tips & Examples
In this video, I'll show you how I trim succulents for repotting, including a little trick you can use to make it easier :)
Key Concept: 00:21- 01:18
Tricks & Tips: 01:19- 01:54
Why we need to Trim Roots : 01:55- 02:42
Trimming Alba (Time Lapse) : 02:43- 03:58
Trimming Strawberry Cake (Time Lapse): 03:59- 06:10
Trimming Orange Monroe (Time Lapse): 06:11- 08:48
Recap: 08:49
You can see more of my collection on ig: @echefaeria echefaeria
Thank you for watching my video.🥰
Key Concept: 00:21- 01:18
Tricks & Tips: 01:19- 01:54
Why we need to Trim Roots : 01:55- 02:42
Trimming Alba (Time Lapse) : 02:43- 03:58
Trimming Strawberry Cake (Time Lapse): 03:59- 06:10
Trimming Orange Monroe (Time Lapse): 06:11- 08:48
Recap: 08:49
You can see more of my collection on ig: @echefaeria echefaeria
Thank you for watching my video.🥰
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Відео
How to Understand What Your Succulents are Telling you | Six more Examples of Succulent Care
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Hope everyone had a great holiday & New Years. It has been a very busy season for me, and I'm glad to be back to normal life & doing what I love. My succulent babies had to endure a bit of cold weather too, and I ended up bringing most of them inside for a few weeks. Since I'm not that well equipped to do indoors, there have been some changes that I'm documenting. Overall, lots of new learnings...
Growing Sedum Pachyphyllum after 4 months | Care Tips
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As a common succulent that you can get at any garden center, Sedum Pachyphyllum, may seem pedestrian, but has the potential to become surprisingly pretty. 4 months ago, I brought home this sedum, and this videos details it’s progression, along with some tips that I want to share.
Echeveria Spotlight: CANTE, the White Cloud | Care Tips
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It's been quite a busy period, trying to keep all the succulents in my collection healthy. One that hasn't needed too much help is my Echeveria Cante, which has become one of the stars of my collection. Today's video features my flowering Cante. I wanted to capture it in all its glory, before it undergoes some minor surgery, maintenance, and repotting. You can see more of my collection on ig: @...
Succulents Summer Care | Hot Weather Care Tips | Prevent Damage from Hot/Humid Conditions
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In this video, I wanted to share what I've learned about keeping succulents through the summer. Environmental factors can make it a difficult time for certain types of succulents, so if you've encountered these challenges, you're not alone. I hope that some of these tips can help you this year, as the weather heats up. You can see more of my collection on ig: @echefaeria echefaeri...
Fundamentals of How to Grow Colorful Succulents | Examples from My Collection | Pink Echeveria
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In this video, I provide a reference for what I've learned so far about coloring up succulents. Some of the factors can be easily managed, and others depend on seasonal conditions. Since this is a more information dense video, I've tried to include lots of visual examples for clarity & to make it more interesting. You can see more of my collection on ig: @echefaeria echefaeria Th...
How and when to water succulents | Examples from my collection | Succulent plant care
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The Best Way to Know When & How to Water Succulents and Avoid Overwatering Succulents, in my Experience. Remember, we’re trying to push it a bit to induce coloring, so the plant feels slightly underwatered. But if the leaves are full and they feel firm, then it can go longer without much additional watering. There are several reasons why you would want to test for it this way, instead of feelin...
Succulents Under $5, Common but Beautiful | From Lowes, Local nursery, and mountaincrestgardens
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These inexpensive succulents are still among my favorites in my collection. Easy to buy, I got these from Lowes, Mountain Crest Gardens, and Regan Nursery. (if you're in the SF Bay Area) Echeveria Elegans: 0:16 - 0:51 Regan Nursery: www.regannursery.com/ Echeveria Minima: 0:52 - 1:24 Lowes: www.lowes.com/ Echeveria Violet Queen: 1:25 - 2:12 Mountain Crest Gardens: mountaincrestgardens.com/ Alth...
My Rare Succulent Collection + Growing Journey | Colorful Echeveria | April 2021
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Hey it's my first video on UA-cam! Sharing some of my favorites from my collection, with time lapse pictures of succulent growth. You can see more of my collection on ig: @echefaeria echefaeria Thank you for watching my video. Music: www.bensound.com
Show string plants though
Very nice. I thought the leaves were the flower
Hope your doing Great! And keeping well. I was just inquisitive to know whether you are going to share more qualitative information like this. your channel is underrated but in my opinion absolutely Splendid amongst the top channels.
I'm living in South East Asia and my indoor succulents are not getting enough sunlight that they are losing colors. Can you help recommend the best grow light to solve my problem? Many thanks.
Hi! Thank you so much for trusting me! I’m not an expert on indoor grow lights either. But currently, I’m setting up my indoor section. I moved some of my succulents indoors several weeks ago (and doing some experiments.) Hope I would be able to share some best practices about it in the future.
Really great tips. How do you get your succulents to stay colorful in summer? Mine all turned green
Thank you! They’ll definitely lose some color in hot weather, more or less. But if you use small pots and are able to control water frequency, for those ones that have been stressed for years, they’ll still stay compact and colorful. Some of my plants have reached that point, but not all of them. It takes time. But once you get there, maintaining color would be easier.
Wow, very nice collection!! ❤
Very helpful advice. Thank you.
You are a technical green thumb. Look forward to your new and unique content. Where I live, one doesn't see pink succulents easily. I am going to try this. I still have a fear of balancing between inducing color-stress and not drying up the plant. However after this video I think I can give it a shot.
I love your accent 🥹
Why doesn't my lovely rose change from green to other colours?
Could you do a video on succulent acclimatization, such as the how-to and how long? I’m trying to stress my succs but all I did was get their leaves burnt or become really dry
Best sharing of knowledge and caring videos for succulents ever. Thank you.
These were quite common breeds with Asian buyers’ market even two years ago😅
I'm so sad you've stopped making succulent content :( I hope everything is well with you and that you come back to making these videos! They're so informative and well organized and most importantly CORRECT. I haven't come across many succulent channels like yours :((
Hi! Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m so sorry that I wasn’t able to see your comment at that time. It’s actually been eight months since then😢. I’m not sure if you’ll see my reply, but I just wanted to thank you for supporting me. It means a lot to me. I’m planning on making another video, and I hope you’ll enjoy it just as much as the last one!
@@SucculentPalette Oh hello!!! What a nice surprise to see your reply. I'm so happy to hear that! Yay I'm so excited for the new vid, I'll be keeping an eye out for it :) Hope you're doing well!
Hi, great video! I wanted to ask wether cold nighttime temperatures on their own are enough to get color; I'm in Germany and in Spring right now at night it gets below 4°C, but during the day the temperature gets warmer, a little above 10°C most days So would my succulents still develop color if it's only below 4°C half the time?
Great informations! Thank you for the video 🥰
Great video!
Beautiful plants! Excellent video!
Great teacher thank you 😊 for the explanation and not rushing thru the video
Hi i am from India and my interest to grow succulent is more... But don't know about best soil mix..... Please help me
You make beautiful vdos. Very pretty succulents
Stellar content…really and truly helpful. You are onto something here with your channel that sets it apart from the others. Thank you!!!
But how do you colour them ........I am in England
Regarding E Ice Mountain, how did you treat the fungal infection?
Thank you for this video. I loved how you showed progressive changes as they grew and with seasonal change. More please.
Why did you stop making videos?
Can I use Coco Peat Moss?
Thank you once again and please continue to upload videos. 🙏🏼
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge of succulents 😊🙏🏼
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge of succulents 😊🙏🏼
Very informative videos. Good tips. Thank you
Hi thank you for your informative explanations. I hope you can create a video on your soil and maybe good and not so great ingredients like rice husk. Thank you
Whyno new videos? Ur videos r so informative. Plz dnt stop
Pot size only has to do with soil drying fast, root system has nothing to do with coloration. You're living in CA, unless you put your plants in organic soil, you have to do absolutely nothing for them to properly color. Refrain from giving false information please.
'Refrain from giving false information please.' This is also for you. You ignored that the pot size is only one element, it needs to match with your local weather, how gritty the substrate is and the watering method you choose. I've done a lot of tests on my succulents which could prove how important pot size matters. With the same conditions and same species, small pot size can significantly reduced the overall time of coloring up. Please respect other people's effort especially If you haven't really tried it like I do.
@@SucculentPalette I have, I have over 500 individually potted plants and several seedling trays but yeah sure whatever
@@lordshitpost31 Bigger pots for growing size & developing multiple heads, smaller pots for controlling the shape & the best color. I didn’t make this up, its just basic knowledge for succulent keepers in China and Korea. I don’t know how you test it, but it works for me and a lot of people. There may be some detail that you’re missing, but you won’t get anywhere just labeling it ‘false’.
Hello, I really like your video, our company is also a succulent company, and we would like very much to cooperate with you. I wonder if I would be honored to get your email contact information?
hii may i ask how to allow a succulent to grow a strong root system? i recently bought an echeveria laui that has little to no roots and im not sure on what to do
Hi! In my experience, Laui is not a succulent that grows roots easily. Usually I like to wait till I see the succulents are growing small roots before potting them into the soil. But that's not the case for laui… I‘ve waited one laui for six months and it didn't grow roots at all. So I would recommend you pot it in the moist soil mix(but not too wet), and give it water every week to encourage root growth. Before it root, make sure you don't over water it, because the new root system need some time before they can absorb water from the soil.
tysmm this video was very helpful and informative!! may i ask on tips for how to make succulents pink/ more prominent in anthocyanin in a country where its summer all year round?
Hi! Sorry I just saw your comment. If the weather in your area is really hot, it's definitely much harder to get pink color. Without cold stress, it means all the colors only rely on the sufficient sunlight to accumulate. But too much sunlight will possibly break down some anthocyanin, which would turn the color into more orangey and yellow. That's something we can not avoid. Besides that, you can choose the varieties of the succulents. For example, agavoides is not a typical species that will show pink color after stress. Species like E. blue bird & E. peacockii will be likely to be thrilled in the hot weather, and because they are base color is blue tone & have think farina, they are more likely to get pink color after stressing.
First time i saw a Chihuahua succulent. It’s absolutely beautiful.
Chihuahua is one of my favorite🥰
Thank you for this helpful video. ❤️
Thank you so much for your support!
Very well explained. Thanks
lol this is more informative than my science class. I have just tried you methods and within weeks, my succulent has produced vibrant shades of red.
Oh wow!! Thank you for sharing this with me!! Really happy to know! XD
How do use that fertilizer? Spray into soil?
Oh, this is a liquid fertilizer. I just press a few pumps into the soil.
You have achieved form, health, and stress colors balance perfectly in your succulents! In winter, in your zone 10, do u leave them outside with or without overhead cover?
If the temps are above 0C (30F), I'll leave them outside without cover. (I don't have enough covers for all my plants😂) If it rains continuously and the temperature is too low, you need to move them indoor. Otherwise the plants will be frostbitten. (Local species should be fine, imported ones need to be taken care of)
Love that you’re so concise, orderly and to the point. I really need to learn these details, each time I lose my succulents, it’s awful! Glad to have found your channel. I’ll be watching all that u have so far and just subscribed. Question for you. I have so many imported succulents that either only grow albino leaves or they only grow green leaves, no variegated leaves at all! Do u have any idea what factors may cause them to either only grow albino or green leaves when they were initially beautifully variegated?
Thank you so much for the compliments! About the variegated problem, if I would guess, the main issue could be the environment ( espaciall the lighting condition). Variegated is when the two types of pigment achieving a balance. So when the green pigments is dominated, it 'll become fully green. One way the other. Also, when you choose variegated succulents, watch out those ones that're "too pretty". Like some succulents that are half albino + half green. These types of variegated are not stable.
Thank you so much for the informative video! I was wondering, once you've repotted the succulent in the new soil do you water immediately since it's had a week to heal already after being trimmed?
Yes you can, just make sure don't overwater it. We want to make the soil to be moist, so that the plant will feel the humidity & try to grow root. There's another way I would recommend is that you can spray some water on the soil and mix them evenly, and then you repot the plant in this moist soil.
@@SucculentPalette Oh that is a really great tip! Thank you :)
@@ssulin3348 Glad I can help :)
Hi, are you interested in doing an Echeveria Unboxing from The Next Gardener?
Hi! :) Thanks for inviting me. May I know the details about that?
Que hermosura ❤️ Dios te ama bendiciones 🇨🇴 Bogotá abrazos gracias 👋
Gracias!❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Where do you purchase the terra-cotta planters?
Hi! I bought them from amazon. There's bunch of sellers selling clay pots.
Is there a reason you haven't cut the flower stalks? Or did you want to use the seeds? Thanks fornvideo by the way, that's a beautiful cante.. I have a tiny one, hoping for not to grow as big as this one day 💖
Oh, not a specific reason, I was just enjoying the blooming. After the video I did cut the flower stalks. They just used too much energy of the Cante. I was thinking of the seeds too, but I don't have another cante to pair with this one. And I searched online about the Cante hybrids. Unfortunately, at that time, I didn't have the right species to do the hybrids. 😅
When you said the colder weather bring out the color, what temperature? How cold can succulent tolerate?
ua-cam.com/video/ynmEt4FS_2Q/v-deo.html Hi! You can check this video to get some idea. Normally, for imported succulents, we should avoid the temps below 0C(30F).