@@Succulentsandsunshine I know you totally know what you're talking about, so will you give me some advice? My cactus is loosening a bit in it's soil (a baby, about 5-6 inches tall) and leaning slightly. I've tried rotating it to balance the sunlight and I'm following all of your watering advice. Please help, I really love this one. Thanks!
I actually accidentally clicked on this video, but now I'm watching it to the end because she really knows what she's talking about. Great video, I'm subscribing now.
There are succulents that can not have water on their leaves. Succulents that are under grow lights can be burned by the water left on leaves. Pots without drainage holes aren't meant to be a long term. The pots you have picked are very cute.
Actually the thing about plants getting burned by drops of water is a myth. If it were true, every plant that got rained on followed by bright sun would be burned. It just doesn’t happen.
@DonutCovered Kitty I just got a Kalanchoe Tomentosa myself and from all my research it says that the leaves have a layer to protect them from the sun. that is the fuzz. If they get too much water it won't work as well or get rid of the layer. But I'm not an expert so remember to do some research as well. :)
Ever since I watched this video in the summer, I've been watering my succulents as you suggested and they have been thriving and looking really healthy. Thank you for the tips!
I really really enjoy your videos!! You go slow enough to retain the info, you’re very detailed, but not overly detailed with too many options, and you’ve got a nice soothing voice. Thank you for your help! Looking forward to using your tips to make my succulents look more cool. Right now they are only in boring terre cotta pots. Haha!
I have never had problems over-watering my indoor plants! I'm so much more likely to forget and underwater, which makes succulents the perfect plant for me. I loved this video - great detail!!
Thank you for your clarity on how to water the succulents. There are many misconceptions out there on UA-cam that are very confusing for someone new to succulents like me. You have earned a “like “and “subscribe‘from me. Excellent job
Thanks for your feedback. I would invite you to join our Succulent Lovers Club. As a member of the club Cassidy can give you one on one help to answer any questions you may have. As far as hot climates I would suggest watching this video: ua-cam.com/video/iMt-ef1KDDY/v-deo.html
You are an excellent tutor and speaker, so easy to listen to other than some on you tube.You have great information and tips for even the 73 year old gardener...thank you
I have many plants, but lately became obsessed with my succulents. You are a God-send and I'm always better equipped after watching one of your videos!! You have such a pleasant and sunshinny demeanor, which fits the title of your channel. Thank you so much!! 😊
Greetings from the UK🇬🇧. Thanks for your video, it was really helpful. Used the soak and dry method and one of my cacti almost doubled in size within a few days, a haworthia seedling is now green and healthy. I was worried about giving too much water to a plant in a closed container but having seen positive results on the other two, am now going for it. Thanks very much, only wish I'd found this video sooner and that you were UK based as I can't get the products easily.
I bought about 12 of them a couple years ago and have been putting them all in the shower and drenching them then leaving them out in the open sun of a south facing window for like 3-4 months. They seem to love it, all alive and very very big and colourful, even starting to flower this year so will be cool to see.
This method of "soak and dry" has helped my plants so much it's amazing! They are happier, healthier and it's easier on my mind, knowing I'm doing it in a better way than I did before I saw this video. Thanks, Cassidy. You are a great teacher!!
@@Succulentsandsunshine So i learned this summer not to use a mister & switched to more spread out ‘deep watering’, everything seemed much better in fall, but now entering winter im lost again. We’re up in the PNW & the weather has turned unbearably soggy. I did a deep watering at the end of fall, when everything was dry, but now over 6wks later, the soil is still soggy! I tried to make a good mix (perlite, sand, gravel etc), all pots have drain holes, & I got a little moisture reader thingie to help… but the middle & bottom of the bigger pots is still drenched! They’re all in a shed now, (with an opaque roof & windows), we even added a lil heater & dehumidifier, but the bigger pots are *still* just too wet (i think its actually been nearly 8wks now since i watered!). Now, even if they finally dry out, im just afraid to ever water again 🙄 How can you water correctly in this situation?? Thanks, love your vids (& maybe ill find these answers already posted as i go thru archives ;)
I too got bit with the succulent bug. I broke down and bought a good size bag of Bonsai Jack. It is perfect for indoor succulents! I repotted all my indoor ones and crossed my fingers. It’s been 2 months and truly shocked how well they all are growing. I had taken before and today pictures so I was able to compare. Thank you!
chloe5susan That's stuff is good...I make my own soil.. El Nino in the winter time in So Cal gets pounded with lots rain I really thought I was going to lose lots of succulents but because I had fast draining soil of my own 😁 my succulents actually love that winter rain from El nino... Fast draining soil is key... Same goes for our summer heat anytime the heat at night stays above 78 for consecutive nights in so cal it's really not wise to water since the stomata will not open and plant will sit in water again fast draining soil will help.
im so happy i saw this! me and my bf got succulents to put in these giant mugs (that are too big and decorative to actually use as cups) that we got each other, and we didnt think about the drainage hole until after buying the succulents. i thought we would end up having to drill a hole in the bottom, but im glad this method doesnt require a drainage hole!
Succulents and Sunshine I’m glad the information is correct and helpful to everyone! (Not to name names but a lot of bad information gets spread around and repeated...)
No spray bottle - got it! Drainage holes and the right potting soil. Soak and drain - let it dry out and you get great roots! Good stuff! Measuring water for non-draining pots.
Awe noooo I am going to re plant my succulents to try and help them. After watching and listening to your self which is Brilliant Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this helpful watering tip, it really save my succulent as I went to check on them and found one was sitting in wet soil for too many days.
Thank you and taking about gritty soil ..Im just new to succulent plants growing them. I struggle with using Catus soil..when I seen this gritty soil just made perfect sense
just bought myself new tiny succulents today to plant in little clay pots I did decorative painting on. so excited to get them repotted & sitting on my kitchen window ledge. I love your channel & enjoy your emails just as much!!
This is fantastic, I love you voice and what you have shared will be vital for my small beautiful plant, thanks!! I brought it from the workplace, and given I have been working from home I can now take better care of it. cheers
I water my succulents very minimal. They get a tiny bit of water every Monday. That is a great way of doing it when you are forgetful because if you forget, once or twice, no big deal
Thanks for sharing! I’ve learned most plants/houseplants should only be watered if the soil is dry. If they start to yellow or wilt then maybe fertilize with eggshells, coffee grinds, or tea, etc. Learning process!
Exactly how I water my cacti which I've had for years. Literally soak them in water once the soil is dry..after a few weeks I find. This mimicks the natural habitat of drought periods followed by a downpour. Too many people are thinking cacti should be watered minimally...ie..watering them frequently but with the smallest amount of water...this of course means the soil is constantly damp & roots never dry out & therefore develop root rot. Don't be afraid to thoroughly soak them...and let them totally dry out!...as the vid says ;)
You're just as calm and with a refreshing smile as your happy peaceful little succulents. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing these awesome tips. 😇✌️
This has been so helpful! I have had a few issues in the past with my succulents without the drainage holes (I ordered a bunch of little pots on Amazon, and didn't realize they didn't have drainage holes until after they came in), and after a few months using this method, I still haven't lost any!
Very informative. And to think i was watering my socculents little by little and its been taking them a long time to grow. Now I watered then the way this video said and boom. Roots started to grow.
Sounds complicated. I'll just wing it. Only the strong will survive in my household. My sister had succulents on her balcony in a northern country. Just in some regular soil. Got drenched in rain water a lot. Things have been surviving for like 6 years now.
Ricky I stole a leaf from my mom and on a whim put it on a pot of soil and bam I now have a succulent that’s been growing pretty well. I only water it like a shot glass amount like once a week.
I leave my succulents and cacti outside when temperatures are above freezing. They're only houseplants in the winter. I have a big covered patio, so as the shadow moves, the plants receive partial shade so they don't sunburn. Anyway, I put the plants out in the rain when the soil gets dry, which is usually once a week. And they are doing fantastic. Even the ones I bought at Aldi a few years ago. I think rainwater makes a huge difference. Tap water contains all sorts of chemicals, which I'm sure accumulate in the soil.
Thank you so much!!!!!!! 💜 great informative video so we can help keep all our succulents alive and not just the hardy ones it, cracks me up that people find this complicated 😅😅😅😆
You now have a new subscriber! I knew a lot of this information but you had great little tips and tricks! Maybe the poor succulent that I had for almost three years that my father in law over-watered WITH A HOSE will come back to life with some of these tips
I’ve been so obsessed with house plants but I’m awful at looking after them!! I got a new succulent baby as a house warming gift and I have been so nervous I’m going to kill it :( people have told me not to water my succulents for months at a time and I had started doing that till some of the bottom leaves had started to turn yellow. I’m so glad I found this video to help me revive and look after Winsley and make him look and feel his best 😇😍😍
Hi, I'm going to guess that your day job is not, a used car salesman. Although you did sell me on your video, it was a very well done. I do not have a green thumb whatsoever, but I think I can do it now. Your video is done right in so many ways, speech- nice and clear, I could understand everything you said. Lighting- I could see everything clearly. Instructions as well as problem solving, all make sense. 👏👏👏👍👍
Had several plants from the Home Depot in decorative planters. After a week all were dead, root rot. Asked my husband to drill a drainage holes. Also, the method of soak and dry (3-4 times) really helps, especially when the plants are potted in BonsaiJack mix. Thank you.
Another good way I found to get the roots to grow longer when potting cuttings or succulents that already have roots is to wet the soil in the pot on the bottom by Dunkin the pot in a bucket of water making sure not to wet the roots or cutting tip that way the roots go searching for the water grow longer and get more vigorous 🙂
I'm in Dallas and I love the fact that you are in Texas. Makes me feel like I'm getting the best advice. Because you know our weather. The others are great and I've learned from them, But their in California, where it seems to have perfect weather all of the time. Not in Texas 😆.
Hi! I'm actually in Arizona :) I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and advice! That's what I love about succulents - I get to teach people how they can grow them anywhere, in their growing environment!
I apologize for thinking you were in Texas. Your videos have been the most helpful to me. They are more informational. For example , the video that spoke of zones. I had never heard of that before, and it excited me, to learn my zone and to find plants that would survive in my environment. Thank you for sharing your videos.
Great advice/ video! Also in Texas...DFW. I recently visited Arizona for the first time. It was very 'Texas-like'. (Well, it was damn hot like Texas.) Lol. & haha...nope... of all the things they say about Texas weather... perfect isn't one of them. Hot? Dry? Bi-polar? Erratic? Unpredictable? Yes. All yeses. Perfect? No. Said no one ever. 😂 I'm used to growing things outdoors here but I've always had 'indoor issues'. This is very helpful! (I also bought a new grow light) 🤞3rd times a charm. Thanks! I wish you both a beautiful day! (& beautiful succulents)
Thanks for the tips! I just bought my first succulent (a echeveria blue prince) and he's been struggling a bit. Will definitely apply what I learned from this video!
Very helpful! I am trying to save a Succlent that I purchased two weeks ago. Suddenly its leaves are going down...flat as opposed to looking like an upright artichoke. From watching your video, I think it is the soil. Great info! Thank you.
Your videos are great for the novice succulent grower. I have just begun experimenting with these and so far (with your help) I’ve really enjoyed my new hobby! Thanks!
I've had my succulents for about two month now, and have been using "less is more" for watering. There is no drainage hole, and leaves started falling off after about three weeks, (which I learned is a sign of over-watering) and I freaked out, and barely water them now. This video is really helpful because I now feel like I have a better handle on how to water. Thanks!
So helpful! I recently realized I've been under-watering one of my succulents and this video definitely confirmed that. Thank you Cassidy!! I was also wondering - does anyone know the name of the succulent at 5:57?
Very obsolutely true the tips and method your sharing mam, i will try the other tips to my garden, and ill try demo to my next video thank you and God bless🙏😇
very concise, clear instruction. I'm a terrible plant-keeper, even my aloe is dying, and after failing through experimenting with various conditions, I just learned a lot from this video!
Thank you so much! I just purchased a glass terrarium of succulents for my balcony and was so sad when I read online that the glass container wasn't ideal - especially as a first time succulent owner. This video gives me hope that I might not kill them all.
Yes! While a pot with a drainage hole is ideal, glass can work. Check out this article for more helpful tips on keeping it alive and thriving: www.succulentsandsunshine.com/watering-succulents-pots-without-drainage-hole/?.com&
@@Succulentsandsunshine I wish I had found your website and channel before I bought my succulents. I feel like my eastern facing balcony set up is probably not best for them. I wound up buying a grow light.
Thank you! You have the best video for how to water a succulent plant without a drainage hole. I'm excited to take care of my plant my boyfriend gave me for my birthday.
this was very helpful! thank u for the clear instructions I've just been winging it and spraying mine nearly every day and that was definitely not working and I should have learned more awhile ago but I'm going to try soaking and drying out now
Great news for me - I am 74 yrs old and am starting a succulent garden business in Spring...Thank You!
Super exciting!
@@Succulentsandsunshine I know you totally know what you're talking about, so will you give me some advice? My cactus is loosening a bit in it's soil (a baby, about 5-6 inches tall) and leaning slightly. I've tried rotating it to balance the sunlight and I'm following all of your watering advice. Please help, I really love this one. Thanks!
@@ameliapiner9245 either its not getting enough sunlight or too much, how much does it get a day?
That is wonderful.. I want do that as well..
Hope it's going well!
Great video! I’m slowly becoming obsessed with houseplants, must be an age thing 😂
hahahahha
MogwaiYT Same! :D
Same here.
😂 yes!!!!
I’m almost 15 and I have 21 succulents 😂😂😂
I actually accidentally clicked on this video, but now I'm watching it to the end because she really knows what she's talking about. Great video, I'm subscribing now.
So glad you liked it! :)
Me to
Eh she doesn’t know one really important thing. You shouldn’t get water on fuzzy succulents
Just a college student that's interested in trying to grow pretty and happy little succulents....thanks for the great tips😁
There are succulents that can not have water on their leaves. Succulents that are under grow lights can be burned by the water left on leaves. Pots without drainage holes aren't meant to be a long term. The pots you have picked are very cute.
Jacki, you're a winner! Please send us an email at: info@succulentsandsunshine.com to claim your free T-shirt!
You can solve this problem, just buy your own pots when you get a plant :)
Actually the thing about plants getting burned by drops of water is a myth. If it were true, every plant that got rained on followed by bright sun would be burned. It just doesn’t happen.
@DonutCovered Kitty I'm late, but yes. They do not want water on their leaves at all.
@DonutCovered Kitty I just got a Kalanchoe Tomentosa myself and from all my research it says that the leaves have a layer to protect them from the sun. that is the fuzz. If they get too much water it won't work as well or get rid of the layer. But I'm not an expert so remember to do some research as well. :)
Ever since I watched this video in the summer, I've been watering my succulents as you suggested and they have been thriving and looking really healthy. Thank you for the tips!
So glad to hear it! :)
One of the best video for succulents watering, love you thanks a lot dear.
I really really enjoy your videos!! You go slow enough to retain the info, you’re very detailed, but not overly detailed with too many options, and you’ve got a nice soothing voice. Thank you for your help! Looking forward to using your tips to make my succulents look more cool. Right now they are only in boring terre cotta pots. Haha!
I have never had problems over-watering my indoor plants! I'm so much more likely to forget and underwater, which makes succulents the perfect plant for me. I loved this video - great detail!!
Thank you for your clarity on how to water the succulents. There are many misconceptions out there on UA-cam that are very confusing for someone new to succulents like me. You have earned a “like “and “subscribe‘from me. Excellent job
Okay, ready to try again after losing all 3 or 4 of the succulents I tried in 2017. This video was helpful!
A very articulate presenter.....lots of enthusiasm, without the shouting AND wobbly camera footage.
You are very kind, thank you :)
I've had my little baby succ for almost 2 months and it's still alive! I found out he's being underwatered because of your awesome video. Thanks!!
Very informative video. Wish she would make videos for growing succulents in hot and humid areas.
Thanks for your feedback. I would invite you to join our Succulent Lovers Club. As a member of the club Cassidy can give you one on one help to answer any questions you may have. As far as hot climates I would suggest watching this video:
ua-cam.com/video/iMt-ef1KDDY/v-deo.html
Well I found out why I killed like 12 succulents over the last couple years lol
that's me but with leaf propagation
i have killed every single aloe vera ive had 😅
@@pj-ht2nh they r the easiest to take care , give some indirect light and some water :)
You are an excellent tutor and speaker, so easy to listen to other than some on you tube.You have great information and tips for even the 73 year old gardener...thank you
Thank you! :)
This is the best succulent care related video I’ve found so far!!! Subscribed!!
I have many plants, but lately became obsessed with my succulents. You are a God-send and I'm always better equipped after watching one of your videos!! You have such a pleasant and sunshinny demeanor, which fits the title of your channel. Thank you so much!! 😊
Thank you so much!! :)
Greetings from the UK🇬🇧. Thanks for your video, it was really helpful. Used the soak and dry method and one of my cacti almost doubled in size within a few days, a haworthia seedling is now green and healthy. I was worried about giving too much water to a plant in a closed container but having seen positive results on the other two, am now going for it. Thanks very much, only wish I'd found this video sooner and that you were UK based as I can't get the products easily.
I bought about 12 of them a couple years ago and have been putting them all in the shower and drenching them then leaving them out in the open sun of a south facing window for like 3-4 months. They seem to love it, all alive and very very big and colourful, even starting to flower this year so will be cool to see.
VERY HELPFUL VIDEO!!! You saved my lots of succulents!
This method of "soak and dry" has helped my plants so much it's amazing! They are happier, healthier and it's easier on my mind, knowing I'm doing it in a better way than I did before I saw this video. Thanks, Cassidy. You are a great teacher!!
You are very welcome! So glad to hear it helped 🙂
@@Succulentsandsunshine So i learned this summer not to use a mister & switched to more spread out ‘deep watering’, everything seemed much better in fall, but now entering winter im lost again.
We’re up in the PNW & the weather has turned unbearably soggy. I did a deep watering at the end of fall, when everything was dry, but now over 6wks later, the soil is still soggy! I tried to make a good mix (perlite, sand, gravel etc), all pots have drain holes, & I got a little moisture reader thingie to help… but the middle & bottom of the bigger pots is still drenched!
They’re all in a shed now, (with an opaque roof & windows), we even added a lil heater & dehumidifier, but the bigger pots are *still* just too wet (i think its actually been nearly 8wks now since i watered!). Now, even if they finally dry out, im just afraid to ever water again 🙄 How can you water correctly in this situation?? Thanks, love your vids (& maybe ill find these answers already posted as i go thru archives ;)
I too got bit with the succulent bug. I broke down and bought a good size bag of Bonsai Jack. It is perfect for indoor succulents! I repotted all my indoor ones and crossed my fingers. It’s been 2 months and truly shocked how well they all are growing. I had taken before and today pictures so I was able to compare. Thank you!
chloe5susan That's stuff is good...I make my own soil.. El Nino in the winter time in So Cal gets pounded with lots rain I really thought I was going to lose lots of succulents but because I had fast draining soil of my own 😁 my succulents actually love that winter rain from El nino... Fast draining soil is key... Same goes for our summer heat anytime the heat at night stays above 78 for consecutive nights in so cal it's really not wise to water since the stomata will not open and plant will sit in water again fast draining soil will help.
what lighting are you using and how often do you water with the Bonsai Jack?
im so happy i saw this! me and my bf got succulents to put in these giant mugs (that are too big and decorative to actually use as cups) that we got each other, and we didnt think about the drainage hole until after buying the succulents. i thought we would end up having to drill a hole in the bottom, but im glad this method doesnt require a drainage hole!
Perfect advice! I work in a plant store and this is exactly what I tell our customers.
I'm so glad the information is helpful to you! :)
Succulents and Sunshine I’m glad the information is correct and helpful to everyone! (Not to name names but a lot of bad information gets spread around and repeated...)
No spray bottle - got it! Drainage holes and the right potting soil. Soak and drain - let it dry out and you get great roots! Good stuff! Measuring water for non-draining pots.
I always struggle with overwatering, this was helpful!
I loved this video. It answered all my questions as to why my succulents just took a major crash. Thank you.
Awe noooo I am going to re plant my succulents to try and help them. After watching and listening to your self which is Brilliant Thank you for sharing.
Good luck!
Thank you for this helpful watering tip, it really save my succulent as I went to check on them and found one was sitting in wet soil for too many days.
so clear - thank you! Especially love the pics of what the plant looks like under vs over watered.
Thank you and taking about gritty soil ..Im just new to succulent plants growing them. I struggle with using Catus soil..when I seen this gritty soil just made perfect sense
Glad it helped 😊
just bought myself new tiny succulents today to plant in little clay pots I did decorative painting on. so excited to get them repotted & sitting on my kitchen window ledge. I love your channel & enjoy your emails just as much!!
Water plants indoor
This is fantastic, I love you voice and what you have shared will be vital for my small beautiful plant, thanks!!
I brought it from the workplace, and given I have been working from home I can now take better care of it.
cheers
I literally water all my succulents like once every month or two. I have had all of them for 2 years😂
Mine ten years and I only water when I see them. Like. Once a year. Omg. Im horrible. They sustained though
Is that summertime watering or wintertime
@@abeladames3593 depends on humidity? For me i do it kind of biweekly unless i forgot about them
I water my succulents very minimal. They get a tiny bit of water every Monday. That is a great way of doing it when you are forgetful because if you forget, once or twice, no big deal
I love that the reason our succulents survive is because we forget to water them! I love succulents for that reason!!
I just recently developed an interest in succulents and your channel has been a great help. Thanks.❤️
So glad its been helpful :)
Great to the point tips. I almost always make drainage holes, but for the few I dont, the measuring tip really has helped!
Thanks for sharing!
I’ve learned most plants/houseplants should only be watered if the soil is dry. If they start to yellow or wilt then maybe fertilize with eggshells, coffee grinds, or tea, etc. Learning process!
Exactly how I water my cacti which I've had for years. Literally soak them in water once the soil is dry..after a few weeks I find. This mimicks the natural habitat of drought periods followed by a downpour. Too many people are thinking cacti should be watered minimally...ie..watering them frequently but with the smallest amount of water...this of course means the soil is constantly damp & roots never dry out & therefore develop root rot. Don't be afraid to thoroughly soak them...and let them totally dry out!...as the vid says ;)
Great job!!
@@Succulentsandsunshine Did I write that? Need to get out more! (Weekend beer). Forgot to add great vid & explanation...keep it up! ;)
Thank you so much!!!! This really helped me in so many ways...I have a hen and chicks and the leaves at the bottom dried up...learnt a lot
This is the most informative and effortless video on succulent care I’ve seen this far. Thank you so much 🙏🏻
You are so welcome!
You're just as calm and with a refreshing smile as your happy peaceful little succulents. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing these awesome tips. 😇✌️
This has been so helpful! I have had a few issues in the past with my succulents without the drainage holes (I ordered a bunch of little pots on Amazon, and didn't realize they didn't have drainage holes until after they came in), and after a few months using this method, I still haven't lost any!
Good to know. I didnt know if you could use a container without drainage holes. Thank you Cassidy
Watering is the most important part of growing succulents. I m glad you have made a separate video for this. Will share with friends.
Very informative. And to think i was watering my socculents little by little and its been taking them a long time to grow. Now I watered then the way this video said and boom. Roots started to grow.
Great job! :)
Sounds complicated. I'll just wing it. Only the strong will survive in my household.
My sister had succulents on her balcony in a northern country. Just in some regular soil. Got drenched in rain water a lot. Things have been surviving for like 6 years now.
Im with u on this. you´re position sounds a lot more relaxed :)
Ricky I stole a leaf from my mom and on a whim put it on a pot of soil and bam I now have a succulent that’s been growing pretty well. I only water it like a shot glass amount like once a week.
Yep lol. Succulents are so hard to Kill. This girl is making it sound hard to have them.
@@danpaytas9662
Then what am I doing wrong ! ? 🥴
::: Shakes fist at the sky :::
I leave my succulents and cacti outside when temperatures are above freezing. They're only houseplants in the winter. I have a big covered patio, so as the shadow moves, the plants receive partial shade so they don't sunburn. Anyway, I put the plants out in the rain when the soil gets dry, which is usually once a week. And they are doing fantastic. Even the ones I bought at Aldi a few years ago. I think rainwater makes a huge difference. Tap water contains all sorts of chemicals, which I'm sure accumulate in the soil.
Thank you so much!!!!!!! 💜 great informative video so we can help keep all our succulents alive and not just the hardy ones it, cracks me up that people find this complicated 😅😅😅😆
This is the best advice ever for keeping my succulents healthy.
Of all the succulent videos, yours is the best! Thank you for the info!
Thank you so much! Glad they have been helpful for you 🙂
You now have a new subscriber! I knew a lot of this information but you had great little tips and tricks! Maybe the poor succulent that I had for almost three years that my father in law over-watered WITH A HOSE will come back to life with some of these tips
Good luck!! :) I hope you can save it! :)
I’ve been so obsessed with house plants but I’m awful at looking after them!! I got a new succulent baby as a house warming gift and I have been so nervous I’m going to kill it :( people have told me not to water my succulents for months at a time and I had started doing that till some of the bottom leaves had started to turn yellow. I’m so glad I found this video to help me revive and look after Winsley and make him look and feel his best 😇😍😍
It sounds like Winsley is in good hands! 😊
Hi, I'm going to guess that your day job is not, a used car salesman. Although you did sell me on your video, it was a very well done. I do not have a green thumb whatsoever, but I think I can do it now. Your video is done right in so many ways, speech- nice and clear, I could understand everything you said. Lighting- I could see everything clearly. Instructions as well as problem solving, all make sense. 👏👏👏👍👍
Glad I could help!
Great Instructor supplying super succulents watering instructions!!!!
Had several plants from the Home Depot in decorative planters. After a week all were dead, root rot. Asked my husband to drill a drainage holes. Also, the method of soak and dry (3-4 times) really helps, especially when the plants are potted in BonsaiJack mix.
Thank you.
I have learned everything I know about succulents. Drawn to Cassidys simple understandable videos. I’m actually getting pretty good at it. Thanks
I appreciate the short and direct intro ✨😊
I love all her practical advice on how to care for succulents!
Another good way I found to get the roots to grow longer when potting cuttings or succulents that already have roots is to wet the soil in the pot on the bottom by Dunkin the pot in a bucket of water making sure not to wet the roots or cutting tip that way the roots go searching for the water grow longer and get more vigorous 🙂
Good to know about the no dranage hole methid.. i bot some pots and they dont drain properly, so thank you!🌸🌻
I'm in Dallas and I love the fact that you are in Texas. Makes me feel like I'm getting the best advice. Because you know our weather. The others are great and I've learned from them, But their in California, where it seems to have perfect weather all of the time. Not in Texas 😆.
Hi! I'm actually in Arizona :) I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and advice! That's what I love about succulents - I get to teach people how they can grow them anywhere, in their growing environment!
I apologize for thinking you were in Texas. Your videos have been the most helpful to me. They are more informational. For example , the video that spoke of zones. I had never heard of that before, and it excited me, to learn my zone and to find plants that would survive in my environment. Thank you for sharing your videos.
You're so welcome! Knowing your growing zone makes such a big difference in caring for your succulents!
Great advice/ video! Also in Texas...DFW. I recently visited Arizona for the first time. It was very 'Texas-like'. (Well, it was damn hot like Texas.) Lol. & haha...nope... of all the things they say about Texas weather... perfect isn't one of them. Hot? Dry? Bi-polar? Erratic? Unpredictable? Yes. All yeses. Perfect? No. Said no one ever. 😂 I'm used to growing things outdoors here but I've always had 'indoor issues'. This is very helpful! (I also bought a new grow light) 🤞3rd times a charm. Thanks! I wish you both a beautiful day! (& beautiful succulents)
Very informative! just got mine today and wanna take care of it well. Thank you!
Thanks for the tips! I just bought my first succulent (a echeveria blue prince) and he's been struggling a bit. Will definitely apply what I learned from this video!
Really enjoy your wisdom about succulents! I now have more respect for them and have gotten more involved with the ones I have. Thank you!
Makes perfect sense
Thank youuu so muchhh for this!
I'm so excited to take care of my new baby and I'm busy checking the internet for tips hahaha
I love your website too!
You're welcome! :) So glad the tips have helped! :)
Very helpful! I am trying to save a Succlent that I purchased two weeks ago. Suddenly its leaves are going down...flat as opposed to looking like an upright artichoke.
From watching your video, I think it is the soil.
Great info! Thank you.
Sounds like it isn't getting enough light:
succulentsandsunshine.com/yt-stretched
I learned alot from your video and also the gritty soil is something I would love to try. Thank you
Really nice tips for watering our succulents. Thank million!!
You care very welcome!
Who is watching this during the covid 19
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Meeeeeeee I am getting board of video games because I have played all I have. Lol so now I am starting to grow plants
Your videos are great for the novice succulent grower. I have just begun experimenting with these and so far (with your help) I’ve really enjoyed my new hobby! Thanks!
Great Great Video! You explained and broke down the process, the how's and why's, perfectly clearly! Thank you Sooo much!
I've had my succulents for about two month now, and have been using "less is more" for watering. There is no drainage hole, and leaves started falling off after about three weeks, (which I learned is a sign of over-watering) and I freaked out, and barely water them now. This video is really helpful because I now feel like I have a better handle on how to water. Thanks!
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful.
Absolutely perfect video! This is exactly what I've been wanting to know being new to succulents! Thank you Succulents🌵 and Sunshine ☀ XOXO
I love succulents. Thank you for all the tips.
This is going in my bookmarks, thank you!
So helpful! I've always been told to ONLY mist the plant, and that's obviously not working. I look forward to trying this method!
This is great. All I got is normal miracle grow at the moment but if I get more money I will try this.
You don't have to get this exact mix. I buy cheap dirt, perlite, and a small bag of pebbles and make my own mix. It makes a lot plus, it's cheap.
I am going to using 1 Gal sprayer for many of my indoor plants - starts, succulents, orchards, etc. Allow either a spray or stream.
So helpful! I recently realized I've been under-watering one of my succulents and this video definitely confirmed that. Thank you Cassidy!! I was also wondering - does anyone know the name of the succulent at 5:57?
Very obsolutely true the tips and method your sharing mam, i will try the other tips to my garden, and ill try demo to my next video thank you and God bless🙏😇
I'm just getting into gardening and I had no clue what I was doing. I may have accidentally killed my first try but I feel ready to try again.
very concise, clear instruction. I'm a terrible plant-keeper, even my aloe is dying, and after failing through experimenting with various conditions, I just learned a lot from this video!
FINALLY taking your advice & ordering succulent mix from Bonsai Jack. Why must I be so stubborn??!!
Thank you! Clear, concise and my succulents are very grateful
Great Advise...
Here in the AZ desert a good soaking goes a long way!
Thank u I just bought a succulent!
And I subscribed!
Oh god I was drowning them 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you so much! I just purchased a glass terrarium of succulents for my balcony and was so sad when I read online that the glass container wasn't ideal - especially as a first time succulent owner. This video gives me hope that I might not kill them all.
Yes! While a pot with a drainage hole is ideal, glass can work. Check out this article for more helpful tips on keeping it alive and thriving:
www.succulentsandsunshine.com/watering-succulents-pots-without-drainage-hole/?.com&
@@Succulentsandsunshine I wish I had found your website and channel before I bought my succulents. I feel like my eastern facing balcony set up is probably not best for them. I wound up buying a grow light.
@@DrunkenRhyin it may be ok if they're inside or if the temperatures are cool. But indoors with a grow light is also a great option.
Does the water you use matter ? I have a salt water softener in my home and I’m not sure if it’s ok to use that water .
The salt content of the water is a lot higher when you're using a water softener, and we would not recommend it.
Finally found a good video about watering succulents! Thanks!
Useful info, friendly voices and a sweet smile, tq so much Dear, good day and success to us all 😘
I use a squeeze bottle for most all of my plants. It really ensures I use as little of water as I can, especially for succies
Fabulously informative video. Thank you
Have used this method for years, excellent advice, my succulents are thriving.
I'm just looking at it like "omg are you okay?" and trying to work out if there's anything it needs, and it's not easy lmao
Thank you! You have the best video for how to water a succulent plant without a drainage hole. I'm excited to take care of my plant my boyfriend gave me for my birthday.
You should post more I think this channel could become popular you just need to post more. 😀
this was very helpful! thank u for the clear instructions I've just been winging it and spraying mine nearly every day and that was definitely not working and I should have learned more awhile ago but I'm going to try soaking and drying out now
You are very welcome! Yes the soak and dry method should help🙂
good video.lots of useful tips.1st time watch and subs.