Thank you for your information on planting, my wife and i have only started growing succulents since November last year, thank you again. Cheers Chris and Margaret.
Oh no, i hate mold ☹. Is it powdery mildew? The only way i'm able to keep it at bay is spray throughout the mildew season religiously, every couple of weeks with a fungicide. Such a pain.. The good news is, it should disappear eventually.🤞
Most informative. Perhaps another U tube could be made where the summer temps are in excess of 40 degrees ad proper attention to pants in such situations? Tom
Thank you 🙂 I have a video that kind of covers this: ua-cam.com/video/h4HvwLUc8Xg/v-deo.htmlsi=wBTEpnaMPZguBrKQ But basically, you can either move succulents into bright shade or put a shadecloth over them. They will deal with the temperatures well over 40C as long as they are protected from direct sun. Hope this helps 🙂
Yup, i'd say in most cases they will either be able to grow from leaf or offsets or both. If they don't, then topping will force them to produce heads. If it's not a brand new hybrid, you can try looking it up online to see if photos show pups and what other people say about propagating it- there's a good chance someone else has done the legwork 🙂
Thank you once again for a good video. My problem with leaf propagation is always that d babies come out weak or very tall. They never look tiny cute chubby replica of the mom. Any suggestions for that would be much appreciated.Also when we take pups or behead the mom is it good to fertilise the plant? Thank you so much.
It could possibly be that they are in too much shade. I usually see leafbabies growing tall/ weak when i have trays stacked up on shelves and the most bottom tray that receives the least sun has them growing like that. But once you pot them up and place in enough sunlight they'll correct their growth. My leaf prop trays are in an igloo with 30% shade factor so the leafbabies get sunlight as well. It's definitely a good idea to fertilize or repot as the plant will need nutrients to produce new heads after beheading. Hope this helps 🙂
Ive read a lot of people recommending using a rooting hormone..ive never used one before, but i have about 20 leaves im currently calousing over.. do you find it makes a difference? If so should you use it before or after callous
Imo, i don't think succulents need rooting hormone and personally don't use it. Other nursery owners i know don't bother either, however, succulents here do grow quite fast as the climate is good and growing season long.. I once tried as an experiment to compare but the difference was negligible. I also tried on succulents that don't normally produce leaf babies and that didn't work either. Having said that, some people do swear by it. My recommendation would be to see how these will go for you and if they take too long or fail you can try the hormone.. Hope you'll end up loads of leafbabies 🙂💚
Yeah, they work. The leaf baby will just be smaller, but it will get there in the end. If i have tiny leaves, i usually put 4 or 5 in one pot to speed up filling it up 😁
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Beautiful collection of gorgeous echeveria succulents
Thank you for your information on planting, my wife and i have only started growing succulents since November last year, thank you again.
Cheers Chris and Margaret.
That is fantastic- they are such rewarding plants to grow. Wishing you all the best on your succulent journey 💚☺
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely collection beautiful succulents
Thank you ☺
Wow I will have to give this a try😊thanks so much for the information 😊
Happy propagating 😀💚🌱
Beautiful!!!❤ Been watching you videos to keep myself motivated! I’ve been having issues with mold… 😟
Oh no, i hate mold ☹. Is it powdery mildew? The only way i'm able to keep it at bay is spray throughout the mildew season religiously, every couple of weeks with a fungicide. Such a pain.. The good news is, it should disappear eventually.🤞
Very beautiful and inspiring garden
Thank you 💚💚💚
Thanks,
Most informative. Perhaps another U tube could be made where the summer temps are in excess of 40 degrees ad proper attention to pants in such situations? Tom
Thank you 🙂 I have a video that kind of covers this:
ua-cam.com/video/h4HvwLUc8Xg/v-deo.htmlsi=wBTEpnaMPZguBrKQ
But basically, you can either move succulents into bright shade or put a shadecloth over them. They will deal with the temperatures well over 40C as long as they are protected from direct sun. Hope this helps 🙂
Thank you so much for this super helpful video ❤ Would it be generally the same with echeveria hybrids?
Yup, i'd say in most cases they will either be able to grow from leaf or offsets or both. If they don't, then topping will force them to produce heads. If it's not a brand new hybrid, you can try looking it up online to see if photos show pups and what other people say about propagating it- there's a good chance someone else has done the legwork 🙂
@@SucculentGrowingTips great tips, thank you!
Thank you once again for a good video. My problem with leaf propagation is always that d babies come out weak or very tall. They never look tiny cute chubby replica of the mom. Any suggestions for that would be much appreciated.Also when we take pups or behead the mom is it good to fertilise the plant? Thank you so much.
It could possibly be that they are in too much shade. I usually see leafbabies growing tall/ weak when i have trays stacked up on shelves and the most bottom tray that receives the least sun has them growing like that. But once you pot them up and place in enough sunlight they'll correct their growth. My leaf prop trays are in an igloo with 30% shade factor so the leafbabies get sunlight as well.
It's definitely a good idea to fertilize or repot as the plant will need nutrients to produce new heads after beheading. Hope this helps 🙂
@@SucculentGrowingTips . Yes mine are definitely getting less light. I will shift around the leaf trays n find the right spot. Thank you so much.
Done tamsak
When you are propagating by leaf, how long does it usually take from the moment you cut the leaf until they are ready to be planted in pots?
Can you get the info for a Cristata aka crest please. Thank you. Newcastle AU
Sure, have a few growing. Is there anything in particular you want to know or just general care/ propagation instructions?
Ive read a lot of people recommending using a rooting hormone..ive never used one before, but i have about 20 leaves im currently calousing over.. do you find it makes a difference? If so should you use it before or after callous
Imo, i don't think succulents need rooting hormone and personally don't use it. Other nursery owners i know don't bother either, however, succulents here do grow quite fast as the climate is good and growing season long.. I once tried as an experiment to compare but the difference was negligible. I also tried on succulents that don't normally produce leaf babies and that didn't work either. Having said that, some people do swear by it. My recommendation would be to see how these will go for you and if they take too long or fail you can try the hormone.. Hope you'll end up loads of leafbabies 🙂💚
Please tell me the poting mix ratio for succulent
Can tiny leaves, the size of buttons used can used to propogate succulents?
Yeah, they work. The leaf baby will just be smaller, but it will get there in the end. If i have tiny leaves, i usually put 4 or 5 in one pot to speed up filling it up 😁
Thanks a lot Kat for the gracious comment 🙏🌹
Ευχαριστω παρα πολύ για τις πληροφορίες. Είναι πολύ χρήσιμες !!!
Αndroula (CYPRUS)