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Renny's Haworthia
United States
Приєднався 27 вер 2022
Welcome to Renny's Haworthia
Want to buy some plants or seeds? Check out my webstore or eBay store down here ↓
sales.maughanii.com/
www.ebay.com/str/rennyshaworthia
For business inquiries contact the email down here ↓
rennyshaworthia@gmail.com
You can also find me on Facebook or Instagram ↓
Facebook: Renny's Haworthia
Instagram: rennyshaworthia
Want to buy some plants or seeds? Check out my webstore or eBay store down here ↓
sales.maughanii.com/
www.ebay.com/str/rennyshaworthia
For business inquiries contact the email down here ↓
rennyshaworthia@gmail.com
You can also find me on Facebook or Instagram ↓
Facebook: Renny's Haworthia
Instagram: rennyshaworthia
Watch the Transformation: Removing Offsets & Trimming Roots on a Stunning Haworthia 'Dai Miryuu'
This stunning Haworthia maughanii has produced an abundance of offsets, leaving no room for further growth. By removing the offsets, we allow the mother plant to thrive while giving the offsets space to develop. Once the offsets are well-established, we offer them for sale in our webstore.
As part of my standard repotting routine, I carefully trim back the roots, inspect the stem for any signs of disease, excess underground stem, or rot, and prepare the plant for its new home. All my Haworthias are potted in akadama with added slow-release fertilizer, Magamp-K, for optimal growth. Visit my webstore for the tools I use, akadama, pots, and more!
Thank you for watching!
As part of my standard repotting routine, I carefully trim back the roots, inspect the stem for any signs of disease, excess underground stem, or rot, and prepare the plant for its new home. All my Haworthias are potted in akadama with added slow-release fertilizer, Magamp-K, for optimal growth. Visit my webstore for the tools I use, akadama, pots, and more!
Thank you for watching!
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How Much Root to Trim When Repotting Your Haworthia: A Guide to Healthy Growth
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Root trimming is an essential part of plant care, especially when repotting. Whether you're dealing with houseplants, succulents, or any other type of plant, knowing how and when to trim roots can significantly improve the health and longevity of your plant. In many of my videos, you've seen me trim roots when repotting my plants, and I’ve received a lot of questions about how much to cut back....
Featured Seedlings for November Plant Sale, Now Available in Webstore
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Every two weeks I hand-select a couple trays of seedlings to feature in my webstore. Explore this curated selection for the month of November. Visit webstore: sales.maughanii.com to discover our special offerings of rare, one-of-a-kind haworthia.
Unwelcome Guests: Squirrels Devour 6 Benches of my Haworthias
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For the past 50 years, I've shared my backyard with a lively group of squirrels, peacefully coexisting as they scamper through the trees and forage around the garden. But this year, something changed. While I was away for two weeks, they discovered my cherished collection of Haworthias. What followed was nothing short of devastating. Watch the heartbreaking footage of their attack, and witness ...
Repot Haworthia cv ‘Heavenly Flower’ variegate
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Plant on display: Haworthia cv ‘Heavenly Flower’ variegated This plant has very nice recurving leaf and is a large growing hybrid. It has just finished flowering and produced some seeds which I harvested. I did not want to disturbed the plant when it was with seedpods so I left the yellow offsets attached. It is time to repot the plant and discard the yellow offsets.
Just another root trimming- Haworthia cv 'Black Hole'
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This seedling has not been repotted since May 2019. Since Fall is finally here, it will be moved to a larger pot after a good root-trimming.
Adjusting Shade Level in My Greenhouse in Preparation for Winter
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Adjusting Shade Level in My Greenhouse in Preparation for Winter
Renny's Haworthia Collection Tour, Part 2
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Renny's Haworthia Collection Tour, Part 2
Repairing/Pruning Haworthia cv 'Akanko' That Has Developed a Long Stem
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Repairing/Pruning Haworthia cv 'Akanko' That Has Developed a Long Stem
Renny's Haworthia Variegated Collection Tour, part 1
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Renny's Haworthia Variegated Collection Tour, part 1
Staging my Haworthia cv ‘Akebono’ variegate
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Staging my Haworthia cv ‘Akebono’ variegate
Trim roots, remove offsets and take leaves for propagation from Renny's Haworthia hybrid cv '3D'
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Trim roots, remove offsets and take leaves for propagation from Renny's Haworthia hybrid cv '3D'
A day in Renny’s Haworthia- when taking care of plants is your full time job
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A day in Renny’s Haworthia- when taking care of plants is your full time job
Repotting Renny's Haworthia variegated hybrid cv 'Lantern Festival' with Akadama
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Repotting Renny's Haworthia variegated hybrid cv 'Lantern Festival' with Akadama
was that white stuff fertilizer? Also what fertilizer is it?
@@krishnadasnair8765 yes, it is a slow release fertilizer, Magamp-K.
Gorgeous 💯
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I hope i could have that type of Haworthia too❤
@@preciousmamarilpets You can. H. maughanii and truncata always have tap roots.
Thanks for sharing! That plant is beautiful, love the windows and white lines 💖💖💖
@@hoyitsdivine I love this one too!
Renny the Haworthia surgeon. Love the videos ❤️
@@PlantFun1 😁 thank you for watching
nice video more long videos :) plz
@@Hhopes 😊 sure, glad you enjoy
Wow Lovely Succulents Thank you for good sharing 😊 LIKE 31 My friend, have a good relationship 😊
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yeeeeeiiiiiii🎉 more videos of haworthias 👏👏
@@KarlaOrtiz-ge2rc thank you for the encouraging message 🥰
Can I buy some seeds from you
@@garygilliam1890 of course! I have a huge listing of seeds in webstore. You will need to create an account to see prices and to order, but you can browse the list even without an account. Webstore is: sales.maughanii.com
Have you considered the ultrasonic waves.?
Wow looks amazing! The hand really gives a sense of scale.
Hi Renny- So sorry to see this and knowing you have to go through the cleanup process. Thank God this was the overflow greenhouse. You have some of the most beautiful Haworthia I know of. If you need help sorting -I’m retired. Will work for plants 😊 I hate squirrel’s!! There are more than ever before in my area too. We need more predators or cats or something.
Maybe chicken wire or something with harder metal
Amazing succulents collection❤🎉❤
I am very sorry about what happened. My heart breaks when I see so many destroyed plants😢. The only thing I can think of is that a dog or cat could scare away the squirrels. I encourage you not to give up and to think that there is still a lot to fight for. Best regards.
@@silvioandresp thank you for the kind sympathy and encouraging words. I will work hard to grow from the leaves left behind.
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Heartbreaking!!I saw where there is a motion detection device that sprays water to deter cats, I wonder if that would work?
@@TheLamba444 I have seen that type too, but it is not possible to hook up to my current greenhouse set up.
Oh my goodness, I am so sorry. I understand what you're experiencing. I had the same thing happen to my garden. Everything was fine one day; the next day, the groundhogs and deer destroyed my cabbage, kale, and collards. I had a lot of them also. I had a similar experience this year, also. This fall, I am entirely wildlife-proofing my garden beds. It will be a lot of work to add the extra equipment to keep them out; however, it will be worth the effort.
@@MyOutdoorWildlife I am sorry for your defeat as well. I know these animals were only trying to survive, but when they ate up all of our painstaking grown plants, it is so hard not to despise them. I too will go all out to up my defense.
Why do you discard the yellow ones?
They lack chlorophyll, so they cannot photosynthesize. Essentially, they can’t produce their own food and cannot grow on their own.
@sedumzz3289 okay interesting. Cause I do my Haworthias with leaf. That's why I asked 😊
I’m sorry this happened to you :(
Unfortunately, now that they have developed a culture of ransacking your Haworthia, you are going to need to get rid of them. I'd start with getting a greenhouse cat or two.
Those squirrels!!! 😡😡😡
@@hamgrysmama 😭😭
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So much work, so much time has gone and lost in a moment. We feel your pain. Hold on, don't lose heart. From Russia with love
It looked like a tornado passed by those haworthia's. You know those squirrels have good taste. Good luck in your recovery
oh my god! this is so bad, i'm so sorry! i love animals, but the squirrel did the wrong thing! stay strong, you can do it!🪴💚
Yes, I will never think of squirrels the same way again
😢 Oh my God…”I am so sorry for the disaster in the haworthia garden,…I can’t say anything else,..”I am very sad to see it…
thank you for sympathy
“Be patient…” I am sure you will grow a haworthia that can still be saved… with your ability to grow haworthia plants…🤗
I've had squirrel problems this year too - the regular squirrels and also ground squirrels. They like to "taste test" a bunch of my cacti and succulents and really messed up several. But the scale of your damage is insane especially when I know all those plants are for commercial purposes. It will take some real inner strength to deal with all of that damage. Sending good vibes from New Mexico!
Thank you for the good vibes. I learned many lessons from this experience, the most important being- always keep spare plants somewhere else. Also regretted that I didn't take full action when I first noticed animal break-in. Measures taken too late due because I thought I was dealing with rabbits.
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So sad to see.....These are not plain 'ordinary' Haworthias, they are some of the best cultivars on the planet.
Thank you for your sympathy Gerhard. It is very sad indeed, but luckily the squirrel attack this greenhouse first. This is where I keep all my excess spare plants, plants that need dividing, pot bound plants etc. Now that I know they like haworthias, I will protect other greenhouses.
😮 очень вас понимаем. У вас белки, а у нас водяные полевки в саду все грызут.
I am sorry to hear that. It looks like we, gardeners share the same challanges worldwide.
Put food for squirrels outside and make images or models of prey birds and put it near plants
@@motheroftoads153 thank you for the tips!
Кошмарный сон. Поражаюсь спокойствию автора. Я бы плакала на взрыд. Сочувствую. Надеюсь вам удасться восстановить часть коллекции из уцелевших частей.
Thank you for your kind words. I experience panic attack when I first saw it. Didn't know what to do; even forgot to cry. I only started taking video 2 days later, after I managed to accept reality and was geared to clean up. It will take many years to grow those leaves back to plants again, but that day will come.
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How about hardware cloth on wood frames?
@@FlorenceChandotCA Is this a kind of trap for squirrels?
@rennyshaworthia I have seen EdibleAcres (UA-cam channel focusing on sustainable agriculture) protecting their tree seedlings with wooden frames with hardware cloth (which is a metal mesh sheet) stapled on. The mesh is wide enough for watering and sunlight, but narrow and rigid enough to prevent most rodents.
upon review of their more recent air prune box playlist, they aren't even really using wood anymore - it's basically just the hardware cloth bent in to a box shape to prevent ground level predation - your mileage may vary.
ua-cam.com/video/ab67eKU0ZeY/v-deo.html
@@FlorenceChandotCA I cannot apply the same prevention because I grow these plants in pots on benches. I need access to the plants often. Meshing the bench up is temporary solution.
put food for it out dont kill she 😢
I sent you a message on instagram with a pest control recommendation
@@adambenyamini-lamb9745 thank you! I will look.
My Condolences
thank you for sympathy
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Impresionantes.
Thank you for showing this. I was hesitant to cut long roots. We can do this when we receive the plant from the seller and we are going to pot in new soil?
@@cucar8363 Yes, you can. Glad you find it useful.
@@rennyshaworthia Thanks again! Happy Haworthias!
Wow Lovely Succulents Thank you for good sharing 😊 LIKE 29 My friend, have a good relationship 😊
@@bigtomatoplantslover6205 thank you, glad you find it useful
How often are you doing this?
@@sabinpantis4149 every time I repot, I always trim back roots
I used to think it was best to keep the long roots, but these videos helped me a lot. Just knowing that it's ok to just trim healthy roots instead of only getting rid of the dead ones. Makes it much easier to put tye plant back in the pot, thanks
@@viqala9159 yes, when growing in pot, roots that are too long will eventually circle around the pot and the plant will become pot bound.