Cerriscapades Echeveria Hybrids - 5 months update!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- It has been five months since I have sowed the current batch of seedlings. Well actually, there are two batches. One is indeed 5 months old, while the other is 4 months old.
My echeveria seedlings are finally starting to differentiate themselves in terms of looks. Some of them are starting to form the rosette shape, while others are starting to get their markings. You can also clearly see them taking a shape similar to their parents.
This experiment has proven to be successful. I'm very stoked by the fact that the tray containing my own hand-pollinated seedlings are more successful than the ones that I just left for nature to pollinate.
I think I should move on to the frillies right away!
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I've just started following you today. I really like how you 'teach' I've learnt loads in watching 4 hours if you, thank you 😊
The hybrids are how I found and subscribed to you, I would love to try this one day. Thanks for the update!
You're welcome! I'm still trying to get the hang of it, but I'll do more experiments soon and try out different species next!
@@Cerriscapades That's exciting, I think you're doing an amazing job! I must thank my echeveria for inspiring the search.
Wow so amazing to see these beautiful Echeveria grow from seed. Thanks for sharing😊👍❤.
Very nice video chuck! Looking forward for the outcome of your propagation, Specially the hybrids. cant wait! 😁😁😁
This is amazing, Chuck! Congrats! I hope I get to see them mature.
thank you for this series! I'm too weeks in with my echeveria and graptopetalum seedling and they just started to germinate. it's really helpful to know what can I expect from them later on.
Ohhhhh good luck! Hope you can share photos of them once they get bigger!
Wow so pretty. I got to try what you did when mine start to bloom again... and see if I can get babies. Love all you Succulents you do a great job caring for them I have got some great hints from you for mine and I have been witching you for a long time. 🙂😁👍🏻
Glad you're finding these useful!
They look very different when grow from seed
Just got here
If only i have the patient to wait, lol
thank u soo much for making short video clip...😊 ur all video inspired me alot
Thank youu 😍😍
Love your videos and everything that you’re doing! I just germinated echeveria blue rose & am attempting laui & peacockii right now. Fingers crossed!!! Your videos teach me a lot so thank u soooo much!!!... btw- do you sell any plants, cuttings or even leaves?? You definitely should
So excited ！
Hi Chuck, i have just got a small greenhouse can i still grow succulents in it . Regards Patricia
Hi Patricia, sorry just saw your comment. If it is bright enough inside and it's not too humid, you can grow them there.
Do you give them new names?
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I like your vedios ,after seeing your vedios of succulent I have purchased 12 no. of succulent sedums, Echeverias and other.I am from India ( Delhi).The plants are going well but after one month temp. will go upto 43* celcus where I should keep my plant,inside or in shade outside or in room .How much water I should give in summer and rainy season.please guide me .Any more precaution of Echeveria.please let me know.
Hi Peeyush! I'm not sure who Kevin is, but I'll answer in his place.
As you know, I have my plants outdoors. In summer, we also get high 40s celsius. What I do is install shade cloth on top of them as soon as we get a forecast of the daytime temps start going above 35°C. I remove the shade after summer when the daytime temps go down again. As for watering, just water whenever the soil gets too dry around the roots.
Thanks
I have a question- Is it possible to cross or breed succulents from two different families?
Hi pank, depends on what you mean by "family". In taxonomy terms, the genus Echeveria belongs to the Crassulaceae family, and it has been successfully bred with members of the same family such as Sedum, Graptopetalum, Pachyphytum, Tacitus, Cremnophila, Lenophyllum. This results in hybrids such as xSedeveria, xGraptoveria, xPachyveria, xTaciveria, xCremneria, xLenoveria.
If you try crossing it with a different family, such as Cactaceae (cactus), the seeds are sterile.
Actually, many crosses result in sterile seeds, even within the same genus. You are likely to get something if you stay within the same genus, just use different species. These are called "infra-specific hybrids". You can also create hybrids from different genera, these are called "intergeneric hybrids". I don't think it's possible to create hybrids from different families though.
@@Cerriscapades great answer!