How To Plant 3 Different Succulent Container Gardens
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- 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! In this video Malinee from California Cactus Center plants three different arrangements in pots.
great work!
thank you , step by step how to make arrangements with succulents
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Perfect way to organize my succulents. Thanks
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Beautiful job!
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Nice work! It would have taken me all day to do that...
Thank you for watching our video! We plan to do another video on updating these container gardens in the future.
ugh the moment the leaves get covered and it stays that way! lol I think I may have ocd! Great arrangements & gorgeous succs!
Beautiful
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I luv the size of these taller SUCCULENTS! Are they just older plants with the lower leaves taken off w time? What was the tall purple and what is the last tall one in green w rosetts? Just GORG! Just my style. Thanks 4 sharing...u make it look so easy!
Thank you for watching our video! The taller succulents are actually mature plants that we use to give height in our container gardens. The tall purple one is called "Aeonium 'Zwartkop' or "Black Beauty" and the tall one green one is also in the same family. The name is "Aeonium Green Beauty." Thanks again for watching!
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Melanie!! This was a great video! Please make more like this. Can you show us some of the Center's more exotic plants and how to "stage" them??
Thank you Anna for watching our videos! We will have more videos like this one in the future.
Beautiful!! 🥰🥰
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This was great!
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Enjoyed your video. I would have liked to know the names of more of the succulents. You used. Look forwards to seeing more and learning more about succulents.
good job
Ficou lindo parabéns!
Now where is that heart button? 💓💓💓
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Its beautuful but the dark aeonium in your first pot is too tall. I suggest you cut it so the arrangement is balanced.
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Nice :) thank you for answering my ? When to water Lol
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great video!i'm your new sub,thanks for share
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Where may I purchase the coral sea top dressing?
Thank you for watching our video! You can purchase the coral sea top dressing at our nursery in Pasadena, California.
My first time watching as I'm a newbie. Love this video! what is the name of the stones? I live in NY and will these plantings do well outside during the summer? Hope to see more of you! Love, Ileane
How Do u choose topping and what is it please
Thank you for watching our video! The top dressing that I used in this video is called "Coral Sea". It comes in small, medium, and large. Thanks again for watching!
California Cactus Center thank you so much !
can I ask how you keep the various plants growing in sync with each other in a pot? I find my echivera (sp?) grows way too big and way too fast as compared to other succulents(mainly haworthia type)
Thank you for watching our video. Most succulents are compatible with each other in terms of light and water. We plant several succulents together to keep them contained and still allow for the plants to grow healthy. This Echeveria species will only grow to the size of the pot. If the Echeveria was planted in the ground, it will grow fast and get larger. When the plants outgrow this container (it may take up to a year or more), then we will propagate the succulents by cuttings or transplant some of the succulents into a larger pot.
What do you do with the soil you knocked off the rootball? I know it is probably inferior so planting in new succulent mix is better but I never know what to do with the soil they plant came in. Is it useful?
Thank you for watching our video! If the existing or original soil is still fresh, then it is fine to use the same soil when replanting into a slightly larger container. However, if you purchase succulents from a nursery or grocery store, the soil may not be best medium as the soil may contain peat moss, which retains too much moisture. Thus, it is best to change the soil and use a fresh cactus and succulent mix that drains well. Also, if the succulents have been in the same container for a year or more, then use new soil when replanting them into the ground or larger containers.
California Cactus Center My question was is that inferior soil that the plant came in from the nursery useful for anything?
I wish I had a sister.
when do you water them ?
Thank you for watching our video! We recommend watering these succulent container gardens once a week. But only during the summer when succulents tend to dry out more, we suggest watering at least twice a week.
When do you water these? Now or later.
Thank you for watching our video! We can water these succulent container gardens immediately after planting them. Since all the succulents are rooted, it is fine to water them and allow the soil to settle in the container.
Nice video! My last comment didn't get published, going to mail you :)
Ahhhh I can't stand the blatant man handeling of those beautiful plants.
what plants you use ?
For the main plants we used Aeonium 'Cyclops', Kalanchoe luciae "Paddle Plant," and Aeonium urbicum. The cascading succulent is Senecio jacobsenii ("Trailing Jade"). The main Echeverias that we planted are: Echeveria hybrid and Echeveria perle von nurnberg. The other succulents that surround these plants were mainly Crassulas, Sedums, and other Graptopetalums. They are other plants that we used such as Tradescantia pallida (“Purple Heart” “Wandering Jew”) and Aloe aka Lizard Lips. Thanks for watching our video!
you look like asian.are you a filipina?
Nice plants and arrangements. I have a question about the music people select... Can you pick several to play when you have a long video that 5 note music really starts to annoy me especially when someone like you is so softspoken, your next video just started and no music, much better.
I totally agree... I was trying to get the video done and I used music plugin system I don't usually use. Next time I'll stick to the library music.
Yes good
When do you water?