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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2015
- My Book is now available: Thriving Success: A Brief Guide to Growing Cacti & Succulents
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Let me know what you think! We'll soon have copies available at the Cactus Center so ask about it when you visit! -Malinee
re you fascinated by the stunning beauty of cacti and succulents, but not sure how to care for them? This guide is your key to thriving success, whether you are a novice gardener or experienced plant enthusiast.
Inside this book, you will find:
--Essential Tips on watering, lighting, and soil requirements.
--Learn about fertilizing.
--Follow instructions for propagation and repotting.
--Discover profiles of popular cacti and succulents.
Written by Malinee Romero, one of the six sisters of California Cactus Center, this comprehensive guide combines expert knowledge with practical advice that will help your cacti and succulents not just survive, but thrive!
Explore popular cacti and succulent varieties complete with vivid photographs and detailed descriptions.
Perfect for beginners, plant experts or anyone desiring a low maintenance garden!
Malinee Romero covers the basics of care, explores creative display ideas, troubleshoots common plant problems making this book a valuable resource for anyone looking to nurture their green thumb! Our Address: 216 S Rosemead Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91107
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Thank u for sharing nice vdeos👍💐🌹
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I love the way succulents look, they are aesthetically pleasing. And I find they're generally forgiving and hardy plants. Excellent video. Very informative.
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Wonderful video and very informative .. plants are v healthy and beautiful.thanks for sharing .let's stay connected friend
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Thank you for showing us these beautiful succulents but the video was very short.
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California Cactus Center my pleasure
Love them all need io get some more
You gave such an excellent explanation of caring for succulents in doors, thank you 😊 very much
Thank You for the info. well helpful.
Great video with good information. Glad you mentioned lighting and watering needs.
Your plants are beautiful, love your potting style -- garden goals!
Thank you for adding this video to UA-cam. I've always wanted some of these plants but I was afraid to get any because I didn't know how to care for them. Very beautiful plants and I am going to get some the next time I'm out shopping.
This was very helpful from a novice cactus gardener😊
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Thank you for the great information, I will start planting them. The arrangement you have look beautiful!👍👍❤️❤️
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I really enjoyed your 'class' AND I could easily understand you as you don't speak so fast. Thank you.
Thank you. Salamat 🙂
Thanks for the knowledge. My daughter came home with a cactus that she loves. Now the entire family has gone succulents. Great Great advice.
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The same is happening to my family!
Excellent presentation and I liked your styling of the plants. I am now a subscriber.
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Thanks for the info good video I love it🌹🌹🌹
Waaaaaa🤩, so simple but so beutiful
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Very nice 👍 first time I see your videos!
Thank you 😊 I subscribe! Just love ❤️ suculentas and cactus 🌵 I just bought a few of those you showed. 🌹❤️🙏🏻🇵🇷
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Thanks so much for these tips.
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Excellent video! Very informative, especially for a beginner!
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Hi Malinee i really want to appreciate your efforts for this beautiful art ..
very nice cactus
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Bagusnya....aku suka.....
Beautiful love the simple garden
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Please put more videos. I love how you explain how to care for each succulent. Your tip has been the most useful I have seen on UA-cam
+Xin Wong Thank you for your comments! In the upcoming weeks, I plan to put more videos online. Please check back on our youtube channel soon.
I have a lot of these sempervivums, it's amazing how these plants looks after a few months.
Thank you for sharing !
Thank you. We look forward to your next video. All your information was very helpful.
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The saucer dragging on the wood is SO ASMR.
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Simply the Best
Thank you for sharing. Your video provided useful information
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Great info on the haworthias! Thank you!
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Thanks for the info. I am just becoming a fan of succulents. I love and grow bamboo, trees, flowers , vegetables and all other plants. But always overlooked succulents. Thank you. ☺
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Nice informative video
Perfect information Thanks for sharing
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Great information!! More, more!!
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Beautiful! Keep it up
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You're pretty, and informative. I enjoyed this video.
I really enjoyed this video....I have a couple of succulents but did not know their names. I just started a channel and really found your channel inspiring. Thank you for sharing this video.
Nice tips ...
hi malinee,love your videos on succulents,i have a few myself,enjoy growing them,must say as well you are a lovely woman,best wishes from a cold north east england
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Nice video.... Thanks
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Thank you for an awesome video.
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Thank you for saying the flower they give I always pondered about that
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love theoon cactus teaches u so much😃
Pretty!
Thumbs up! Love Succulents. Subscribed!
Thank you!
Very informative 👍👍👍👍thank you
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Mabuhay!..thanks for the info!!
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wow I like your video....
Thank you! this was very instructive =)
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Wonderfully explained. .nice video. .thanks. .
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Great video! Informative and clear that’s why I immediately subscribe to your channel. I love cacti and succulents. 😁
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very useful video!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH I NOW KNOW WHAT TYPE OF SUCCULENT I HAVE AND HOW TOO TAKE CARE OF IT !!!
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Love watching your videos, you know so much and make it look so easy to plant and care for the succulents...😄😄😄
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I enjoyed your video .. thank you
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Wow.... I have totally been doing my succulent's wrong omg thank god I watched this thank you!
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Thank you so now I can begin process of repotting 😀
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thank you soo much i love ur channel more than other cacti channels bcoz u reply faster when we ask doubts and u give the best vedio
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Great video with valuable information. I have liked and subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work 👍 👍.
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I have a question about my zebra succulent. Its outside leaves are brownish-black, but the inner leaves are green. What is causing this to happen and how can I prevent it from happening again.
The dark brown leaves on the zebra plant could be due to two factors: 1) lack of fertilization or 2) root rot caused by over-watering. To prevent this from happening, you can try to add a balanced cactus and succulent fertilizer (depending on the type you choose, you may fertilize the plant once a month with a water-soluble fertilizer or once every three months with a slow-release fertilizer). Water the zebra plant only when the soil is dry and if kept outdoors with filtered sunlight, you should only water about once a week to every ten days.
Big fan of your store! I've been there often and I'm due for another trip soon ☺️. Great video👍🏽
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Nice video
I live In So. Korea. There's a lot a greenhouses here that sell gorgeous and wide variety of cactus and succulent. But since I don't speak nor understand korean language, I don't have anybody that could advise me how to take care such type of plants. I've killed and wasted alot of money already so I gave up. Now I might try it again... these type of plants are just too beautiful to resist. Your video so far is the best and the clearest when it comes to indoor planting. Please, please, please... can you make more videos of indoor succulents/cactus combination?
Thanks for watching and the suggestion. We'll try to do so in the coming months.
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Maraming Salamat po.
Maraming salamat sa panonood ng aming video!
great
Love the video! Was curious where you got all of those gorgeous pots and containers from? Thanks &&please keep making videos!
Thank you for watching our video! We have a variety of artists who make these containers. Many of them are located in California. Thanks again for watching our videos!
Amei muito legal queria dica de cuidado com minha suculentas
¡Gracias por ver nuestro video!
Hope you will come back and upload more :) Are you a Filipina too? I've learned a lot from you and you continue to inspire succulent freaks like me.
Thank you for watching our videos! No, I am Thai, though I do have many people who think I am a Filipina! :) I recently did a video called "Airplants Display and Care." I will upload new videos soon.
I have one of the last plant, or cactus, you showed with the flowers on top, except I bought one w a dead flower on top. I removed the dead flower. Will it come back? I do I care for this cactus? Thanks
Yes, when you remove the dead flower on top, the plant will re-bloom again. Most cacti like partial sun if kept outdoors and water about once every ten to 14 days. Water thoroughly and allow the soil to be completely dry before watering again.
During the winter in the north east I obviously cannot keep these plants on the sunny west window because of the cold. How do succulents respond to LED Natural Daylight bulbs?
Succulents need a minimum of 4 to 6 hours of sunlight per day. LED Natural Daylight bulbs will not be sufficient enough for succulents to grow healthy. To help succulents thrive indoors, you would need special grow lights or full-spectrum horticultural light bulbs that provide and send out more of the colors contained in the spectrum of natural sunlight. Place grow lights about 8-12 inches away from your succulents. You can always adjust the grow lights as needed for your plants.
Good video! I didn't know that about sempervivums. I want to get my best friend one but I wasn't sure how they could handle indoors.
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My zebra haworthia's centre part is growing pointy upwards and light at the bottom. What does that mean? Ty
Thank you for watching our video. It is possible that the Haworthia "Zebra Plant" may not be getting enough sunlight. When some succulents grow pointy or stretch and turn a lighter color, the plant may need a little more natural sunlight. If kept indoors, you can rotate the Haworthia to a place where it will get more sun or take it outdoors for a few hours (filtered sun, not direct) and then bring it back inside.
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Is it okay to plant succulents and cacti in the same container? and do they require the same type of soil or is it different for each one? looking forward to your next vedio (:
+Cynthia Gutierrez Thank you for your comments! As a general tip, it is best to plant succulents together that share the same water and light conditions. Succulents survive better in filtered sunlight and tend to dry out faster than cacti, which can survive with minimal water. Both cacti and succulents need a well-draining cactus mix that does not contain peat moss. Peat moss is too acidic and holds too much moisture. I use a cactus mix that contains pumice, perlite, mycorrhizal fungi, coarse sand, fir bark, time released fertilizer.
the house plants that need to be taken outside once a week for full sunlight and for air circulation.. can this be done in the cold wintery months?
During the winter, you can bring the succulents indoors and place them near or on a sunny windowsill. The best places for succulents indoors is where there is sufficient sunlight (west or south facing) and air circulation. When the weather is warmer, you can relocate the plants outdoors and put them in filtered sunlight.
It looks better without the sand
I was wondering about the plants that need to go outside once a week: i live in canada and our winters can go as cold as -30 degrees celsius, what do i do to take care of these plants in the winter?
To prevent frost damage, carefully cover the plants with a frost cloth, which can raise the temperature up to 10 degrees or you can use burlap, which will still allow the succulents to breathe and survive during the winter. You can also bring your potted succulents indoors during the winter and place them near a west or south facing window. When the weather is warmer, take them outdoors into a filtered sunlight area.
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are there any succulants we should avoid? are all different species of aloe usable on burns?
Thank you for watching our video! Euphorbias are poisonous succulents that contain a sticky white sap or juice. This succulent is one that people should be aware of when using it either as a container or landscape plant. The most common Aloe species that is generally effective and used for burns is the Aloe Vera or "Medicinal Plant". Another Aloe species is Aloe Arborescens that also has health benefits such as healing wounds and supporting the immune system.
This is a wonderful video and has cleared many of my doubts as regards to succulents and specially haworthia succulents. Kindly advise how to propagate haworthia succulents. And if we don't have windows facing North or West facing then where do we keep the plant indoors.
Thank you for watching our video! You can propagate offsets or "babies" from Haworthias by removing them at the side or base of the plants. Then use a well-drained succulent mix without any peat moss. Peat moss is too acidic and retains too much moisture. Give the propagated succulents bright, filtered sunlight and wait about 3 to 4 days before watering them. East facing windows are fine. Make sure there is plenty of air circulation indoors. If possible, you can rotate the succulents from indoors to outdoors for natural air and filtered sunlight. We recommend you rotate plants about once every two weeks.
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Your plants look great. I have s baby and found that the leaves keep turning brown. What am I doing wrong
Thank you for watching our video! When succulents turn brown and soft, you need to check the soil and see if there is sufficient drainage to prevent root rot. Succulents that are not rooted need to develop a callous prior to planting them in a well-drained succulent mix. Keep succulents outdoors in a filtered area that is covered and protected from frost and extreme heat. Water rooted succulents about once a week if kept outdoors.
Hi, I need your valuable advice, my succulents leaf (baby) getting roots but not propagating. Placed in indirect sunlight with controlled water supply. Thanks
Thank you for watching our video! To help your succulents propagate, plant the succulents in a mix that drains well to prevent root rot. Make sure the soil does not contain peat moss, which is too acidic for succulents. Add fertilizer that helps plants grow and thrive. You can use any fertilizer for cacti and succulents. Provide filtered sunlight (partial sun) for succulents and water about once a week if kept outdoors.
Hi ...do howarthias need shade bright light or direct sunlight
Thank you for watching our video. Haworthias thrive in filtered sunlight (morning sun is fine) or do well near a bright, well-ventilated window indoors.
What happens if a put the echeveria near a window , but that window has a screen protector ? Do in have to bring it out?
Thank you for your questions. If you put colorful Echeverias near a window that has a screen protector, the plants will begin to stretch. They will not look as compact and colorful. If you cannot place them outdoors in filtered sunlight, then place the Echeverias near a west or east facing window. Windows that face south tend to get too hot and may cause sunburn on the plants.
+California Cactus Center my echeveria is green
Dark green Echeverias tend to grow well in shade or filtered sunlight. If you place the plant near a window that is east or west facing, the Echeveria will still become leggy and not stay compact. You can rotate the plant outdoors to a filtered sunlight area about once a week for 3-4 hours.
hi, i like your video, your succulents are adorable. Can we plant moon cactus direct to the soil for propagation? thanks, im from manila.
Thank you for watching our video and your interest! Moon Cactus lack the ability to produce chlorophyll. They must be grafted onto a base cactus to survive. Unfortunately, you cannot plant the moon cactus by itself into cactus mix for propagation. You can extend the life span of the moon cactus by re-grafting it onto a fresh base plant.
do you have a vid on grafting a moon cactus offset onto a base cactus? I have seen some videos and read articles on the procedure and have tried 2x but with no success. Thank you,
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hi, what was you saying to add the drainge?
I was trying to say you should always have a drainage hole whenever
possible because succulents can rot very easily. Since I didn't have a
hole in the pot - I mentioned you could add pumice to the bottom which
would help the soil retain less moisture - essentially it helps the
water to evaporate a bit quicker- you still need to be extra careful not
to over water when there is no drainage hole.
California Cactus Center omg thanks for your reply! really enjoyed your video! nice tips!
Gm edagdwg thanks for sharing love this video God at work fun to see them grow ❤️💯 💯 linda j ☮️❤️ ❤️💯 💯💯 💯💯 💯
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How do I bring it outside in the winter?
Thank you for watching our video. You can bring succulents indoors during the winter by placing the plants near a bright, sunny window with plenty of air circulation in the house. Another option is to buy a frost cloth that raises the temperature by 10 degrees Fahrenheit and place the cloth gently over the succulents outdoors. Remove the cloth in the morning and repeat the process at night until the weather is warmer.
Could you water a succulent container garden on a video so that we can see exactly how much water you use or do you have a round about amount you use. I created a bird bath succulent garden last summer, but had to move it indoors in October since I live in 4 seasons weather. My poor garden is on its last leg and I can't figure out why. The leaves of some of the plants are flimsy and have brown spots, and they have gotten very weak and leggy... please help these poor lil guys, :-) any advice would be greatly appreciated as I put a ton of time and spent a lot of money on it. thanks in advance!!
Thank you for watching our video! It is difficult to determine exactly how much water as containers come in different sizes. We recommend watering succulents that are outdoors once a week until the water runs out the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. If there is a saucer underneath, be sure to empty the water so the plants do not rot from excess water. Then let the soil dry out completely before watering again.
If kept indoors, we suggest watering succulents about once to twice a month depending on light conditions or the type of container they are in. For example, terra cotta pots dry out faster than glazed, ceramic containers, so the watering instructions will be different.
When colorful succulents are kept indoors and then turn weak and leggy, they may need more natural sunlight and better air circulation. If you cannot keep the plants outdoors due to very cold temperatures, you can either use a grow lamp indoors or use a frost cloth to protect the succulents outdoors.
Hope this advice helps!
nice video.pls can u tell more about the short snake plant(white edged) and it's care.
Thank you for watching our video! The short "Snake Plant" grows to about 8 to 10 inches tall and produces several offsets. This plant can thrive in either filtered sunlight or shade. If kept indoors, water about once a month. If you keep it outside in the right lighting conditions, you can water about once a week. Always allow the water to drain through the soil and wait for the soil to dry before watering again. This process helps prevent root rot.
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I grew up in Cerritos, near Long Beach. What part of California are you from?
We've always been in the Pasadena area.
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