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@@triptych_9 thanks for your interest. It is AEONIUM also know as Black rose. Here is my Vlog on this plant ua-cam.com/video/24-GvF5Izs4/v-deo.htmlsi=SJnB0J5kdzg4tZOQ

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Yes they stay outside l the time in rains and sun. These succulents are very forgiving plants and just need normal succulent potting mix or I use premium potting mix with some compost. Make sure pot has holes to drain excess water. I have another same succulent at my door entrance. I’ll share the link of my Vlog for that as well.

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@@FoodMahir great thank you

@KareebaAvery my pleasure. Enjoy gardening ⭐️

Yes you are right. Bower of Beauty doesn’t get very bushy unlike some of the other climbers such as Stat Jasmine. Pandorea Jasminoides is very compact and contained clever climber that is very elegant and romantic.

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Spot on and thanks for your constructive feedback. Much appreciated

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@@FoodMahir I needed to change my hospital mask as I drewled in the other one while watching your video. 😜They look delightful. Can’t wait to go home and try making these. May start with mince.

@@ruffnutt1 you will soon be able to with your strong will and positivity ⭐️👍

Thanks for you feedback. And healthy too

Overwatering and underwatering both lead to droopy Aeonium leaves. I’m your case it doesn’t seem to be underwater case. I would suggest you check that your soil mix or pot mix is well drained. Also do not water until the soil mix is completely dry. Follow dry and soak method for watering.

Thanks for your feedback. You have touched on a very important point regarding cutting down on dishes so guests can enjoy the food. We have started with less number of dishes now and you are right, it is more manageable and enjoyable 👍⭐️

@@FoodMahir Thanks for being understanding and for ur reply.

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Thanks, if you watch the Vlog 5 minutes onwards the mascarpone and tahini filling was filled in the cone. This can be served with or without sugar syrup. It tasted awesome.

Thanks so much! They look divine 👌 😋

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Thanks for your feedback. Great that you have purchased it. These are amazing clever climbers ⭐️

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Thanks for your comment. Generally once every quarter or 3 to 4 months is good. Try not to overdo it.

@@FoodMahir wow I didn't know you could overdo it with organic worm castings but I will definitely follow your advice. Thanks ! Happy Spring!!

Thanks for your feedback. Yes correct it has little Pakistani touch but not really Pakistani as Pakistani HAREESA has palak and kabab added as well. But you are right I have it a bit of Lahori HAREESA touch tarka. I lived in Dubai for 17 years and always loved the harees👍⭐️

When the plant and leaves are healthy that’s the indication of good stem health too. Keep the plant and fertilise with some organic mild fertiliser twice a year

​@FoodMahir thank you. I have a croton of 4 years I had to propagate down and add ..she has been super healthy with my specific environment, however on one stem she has three unhappy mature leaves...that are drooping, but immature leaves that are thriving. She takes water every 7 Days and sun (when out) 4 hours a day, the rest a grow light indoors. I don't know what to do for those drooping leaves and don't want to pull them off, with fear of the stem declining...affecting new leaves...

​@@FoodMahirhow can I briefly contact you? If I may to show you pics.

​@@FoodMahiron a separate stem, same plant in same pot..all leaves have fallen...I have put kei kei paste on nodes. But the very top of this stem is drying out, while lower part of stem is healthy. I dont know what to do with this stem. Both stems have healthy roots. .

Drooping leaves are mainly due to two reasons either they are getting extreme direct sun and heat or they are exposed to extreme winter. Keep them safe from both extremes. Also one thing do not give them heavy chemical fertilisers. Just give them mild organic fertilisers. You might also need to repot them in spring.

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Thanks and glad you find it helpful. I have few more coleus VLOGS uploaded that we may find useful. Happy gardening ⭐️

Thanks m. I reckon just follow the basic rules use good premium potting mix. Use liquid fertiliser in winter as this specific succulent flourishes in winter. Don’t over fertilise. Keep it moist but not soggy. Happy gardening ⭐️

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Thanks a. lot for your feedback. Sure please watch the space and I’ll be posting more foody delicious Vlogs

Thanks for your feedback. Keep watching my channel for more new content. Watch the space for another good recipe soon. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@@FoodMahir sure

Thanks, it is was then 3 years old

But it is very fast growing climber

Yeh you are right. Thank you so very much for your constructive feedback

This one is around 2 years. AEONIUM generally have 5 years of life. Then they flower and then die off. They are very easy to propagate so keep on propagating new ones in between.

Hi thanks for watching. I use premium soil mix. I don’t use heavy soil mix. Also no need for wetting agents etc as this is succulent plant and retains water and can survive dry cycles. However when first planting regularly water it until it is established.

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Thanks for your comment. Yes relatively slower, however it grown in well drained soil with compost, in correct location it grows fast.

Growing is as simple as any other plant. Important thing to note is to grow in a fertile well drained composed rich soil in partly shaded area. It doesn’t like long hours of direct afternoon sun. Please also watch the video I posted earlier for more tips. The link is in the description box.

AEONIUM work fine in full and part shade. It would be fine if you relocate it to full sun

@@FoodMahir Thank you so much for your response 🙏

@@nikivesta no problems. I’m sure you know that AEONIUM unlike other succulents perform well in winter and they become dormant in summer. Also in high sun they rosettes turn dark and a bit closed.

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Thanks for your feedback and yes it is a delicious recipe must try.

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