This woman is a wonderwoman: Succulent was sunburned - 😆😊 Succulent has rotten- 😅😆 Succulent was frostbitten - 😄😆 Succulent died- 😆😆😄 That's the Liz attitude. I love it😆
I love watching your videos. You make me smile. I lost my daughter 3 months ago and I have been so sad. Your videos cheer me up. Thank you for your bubbly personality.
Sooo sorry for your loss Lorri. I'm glad to know my videos are able to cheer you up even a little bit. Thank you so much for watching. Stay safe and healthy and hope you keep a little smile in your heart.😘🤗❤️
You are such a joy to watch Liz!! I would feel pretty close to heaven being at your place & looking at all your plants! I could listen to you talk all day your so funny!! ♥
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK No Liz thank you so much! I look forward to seeing more videos! I love them so much that I even told 100,000 followers of mine to go & like your videos & Subscribe to your channel! 😍 I figured then you could buy even more succulents to show us LOL! Have a great day Liz and thank you for being the best succulent person on UA-cam!! ♥
if i was in this garden i would be jumping up and down all over the place from pure joy just being surrounded by all of these gorgeous, gorgeous plants!!! my dream!!! oh how i wish i have all the money in the world so i can surround myself with so much beauty!!!
Hi Liz. So nice to see all your plants did so well when you were away. Sorry about your beautiful Cante. Lucky you always have more then one of each variety. So happy that you are back, miss your regular videos. I hope you had nice break away even though it wasn't as long as you have plan for. Hopefully everything will go back to normal soon for all of us. ❤
Thank you so much Lisa. The weather was terrible that I was eager to get back home even though I did have a good time finding some goodies. All we could do ATM is plan for our next years trip. I wish everything goes back to normal soon.
Hi Liz , you have so much energy , even after a long trip back, not so much loss , thanks for sharing , I’m in Sydney , lockdown ,don’t know how long , can’t wait to go and buy more plants, at this stage it’s essentials and back home.
I haven't unpacked yet as it's been raining and windy. So we decided to just do our rounds of visitations and shopping for warm clothes. Missing my kids and grandchildren that are in Sydney too. Was hoping to go for a visit after or trip and also buy succulents from there. Take care and stay healthy.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I truly do! I learn a lot from your vlogs. I get excited looking at your stressed and colourful succulents. I now know to gradually put them under full sun. I will try to use your Master Succulent Soil mix.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I would also buy from you. It means alot how much you care about your succulents. You've taught me so much on here too, thank you for that. I've been watching for about a month now and you've helped me save 4 succulents I bought on a whim with my girlfriend. I'm not quite ready to take on more at the moment haha but hopefully if you ever decide to sell I'll be ready by then. I would only buy them if I was 100% ready, I learned from my mistake.
Good exercise Araceli...LOL I'm so over it also with some of my "High maintenance plants." These are the once I bring inside in winter and out again in spring. Have a great weekend.
I'm excited to see your next video on dealing with fungus because mine have some and their rotting too. It's been foggy and raining a lot here in Baguio City... I love all your videos. Thanks!!!
MISSED YOU! 🥲 Thanks to you, Liz, I am now a full-fledged propagation fiend! I have found that the tiniest leaves seem to grow babies fastest! I think of you every morning when I am in the baby nursery! God Bless You! Did you find some good opals? 😘🤍
I'm so happy for you as I know how that feels seeing those cute little babies growing day by day. I never get tired of just staring at them as it seems they are growing before my very eye. It's getting harder to find opals nowadays(I wonder whose fault that is...LOL) but luckily, we still manage to find a couple of good ones still.
I love watching this channel, unlike most of the pinoy channels na ayaw maulanan tanim nila… cringy, how can you follow channels na hindi pinapaulanan ang mga succulents nila. Yang mga yan nga tumutubo lang sa kung saan saan. Kakabaliw yang ibang youtuber na kala mo ang gagaling. 😂
Lesson Learn: Do Not Baby Your Plants! LOL! PVN remains my favorite- such a gorgeous, easy going and hardy plant. Cante, Debbie, Blue Bird are not hardy in my experience (and I live in California).
DON"T!!! This is the price of learning and maybe serve as a blessing in disguise as I have trepidations in head chopping my other cante. Now I don't have a choice...LOL So it's all good.
The cante was probably yelling at me saying "LEAVE ME ALONE! DON'T MOVE ME!!!" Never the mind.....LOL I still have 4 cante left and one of them will be head chopped soon.
Hi Ms Liz, warm greetings from the philippines. Ur garden is a piece of heaven on earth, i hope 1day i can come and see it personally. Thank u for ur videos, big help for someone who's just starting to collect and grow succulents. Stay safe and Godbless 😊
Liz when you do the video about the mold can you please address white powdery mildew as well please I have been battling this on and off all summer and I just don’t know what is causing it. Thank you love❤️❤️❤️
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Well it didn’t seem like you lost too many. It’s a shame about the Cante 😢 I’m really amazed at how well they did. actually I’m not because this is what you do. You have made frost hardy succulents❤️
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK hey quick question. Is there anything I can do to encourage caruncles to grow? ( the bumps) I have an Echeveria blush that I recently found out is made by dick Wright And it’s supposed to have bumps. I’m thinking maybe it’s still too young? What do you think
@@janetac1738 I haven't intentionally tried it but I'm assuming that one can cross pollinate a carunculated one with a non carunculated plant to produce some hybrid. I might have inadvertently made my Dark Vader into a bumpy-T one...LOL Most caruncles won't show when the plant is still young. Most of mine took a couple of years to show definite bumps.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK OK yeah that’s what I thought thank you. Your dark Vader has bumps???!!!!! Very interesting lol another Liz K hybrid lol oh I really hope it does that would look amazing😎
Hi liz what is the name of the succulent@6:04 under the moldy Aeonium i just received this succulent I'm not sure of the name is it a watch chain succulent?
Hi Liz, Thank you so much for your videos. I just cant stop watching them and quite frankly, you have inspired me to start my collection / addiction over this covid period and it has kept me sane... there is a white plant (lots of farina i imagine) under a queen victoria at 17.04 on the right... what is it?
Glad to see your plants are so hardy! I'm in possession of a "problem child", myself. It's called Blue Heron variegata. I purchased it from a hardware store (only ever saw the one, though) and this poor thing... It was so beautiful at first, but it became abundantly clear that it has no tolerance for being wet. The leaves rotted away and I would have given up on it if it hadn't been so willing to produce pups. Now it's just a stump with three tiny babies growing off of it. I have high hopes for them, though. Their color and forms are lovely, so clearly the stump is giving them some sort of support.
Hi Liz! So excited to see ur video. I don't understand my succulent, my sedum donkey for example, watered it, soil still moist, but leaves are soft crinkly as if thirsty. Was wondering if soaking in water overnight will plump everything up🤔. Worried if soaking them will turn em mushy😂oh, tht dilemma! 🙄 I'm sorry about your cante, such a loss.😭 But amazed at how positive u are. I'd mourn if it were me😂
I've had this cante for almost five years now so maybe it's time for it to go to Cante Heaven. Much as I'd like it to live forever, they have a certain lifespan and all things come to an end. Even for a very pretty cante. When you say moist, maybe it's dry underneath and the roots can't form and what the moistness is doing is wetting and rotting the leaves itself. I have my donkey tail swimming in water when I go for my long trips and when I come back, they are all soft and wrinkly. All I do is soak them in water and after a couple of weeks, they plump back up. I have some growing underwater and forming babies. Good luck.
My weather is not just rainy, it's SOOOO humid. I have tried leaving plants out in a covered area during the summer in NJ, and too many got soggy. I think there are a few that can handle it, but not the echeverrias, unfortunately...
Hello Liz my name is Shareez I'm so happy that I came across your channel...I'm also crazy inlove with succulent and all other plants that attract me love gardening with my whole heart yes...just had to tell you I love your spirit reminding me about myself 😊 thank you for sharing love you girl❤ I would like to share same of my collection too
Only ever had one plant with root nematodes. I bought it from a shop and after a couple of months, the plant started yellowing/dying and I couldn't work out why until I remove the soil and saw some roots that are knotted and deformed. I got rid of the whole plant and soil by pouring boiling hot water on the entire pot. This prevents/kills the nematodes from infesting my other pots and worst the garden. Nematodes can lay dormant for years if not killed.
Do you drill at least one hole in the bottom of all of your pots/containers before using them for succulents ? How long have you been collecting and growing succulents? How do you remember all their names? Did you take a class or was this a job for you at some time in your life?
I've been a gardener all my life, but only 7 years of experimentation since I started growing succulents for my garden. To me, they are like people. Some I remember the name, others I have to rely on the labels. The number of holes I drill depends on the size and shape of the pot and the plants that's going in it. Thanks very much for watching Amy, and hope you'll find my videos useful.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I think the garden you have amassed in only 7 years is beyond amazing. I ordered a bunch of books on succulents to try to increase my knowledge. If you ever decide to offer a tour of your garden please let me know. I always thought Australia was a neat place to go but never had a reason to go there. I have heard the word succulent all my life but did not understand much about them and I was not much of a cactus person. Now that I have learned more about succulents I am completely awe struck. They are so much beautiful than flowers even as they stay with their beauty all the time. Your arrangements are outstanding, the beautiful gem stone rocks you add to each one are the cherry on the top. It sounds like from your comments in the videos you actually go find them all you and your husband. That is so neat. How long did it take you to arrange your garden area? Well I guess I mean your shelves that you hold all of your plants on? Did it take you several versions before you found the best way? I noticed now you have shade cloth for some sections. I never thought of making your own shaded areas. I am just getting started in my succulent collection. We have only lived in our new house a year. I am very happy to have found your videos so early on in my journey. I think your videos should give me so much education and tips to be able to make my own garden with succulents. We are taking about enclosing our pool with windows and glass walls essentially. It is a moveable structure that can open or close when needed. It would be perfect for having my citrus trees by the pool so they would be protected from freezes. So then that would leave me lots of places to put succulents all around the trees and any other landscaping areas. I will be going to buy some crushed rocks today or very soon and I am going to redo all of my succulents I have planted so far in pots to have a top layer of rocks now. Your videos helped me to understand how important it is for them. Now seeing some of my succulents suffering rot from touching the dirt even though it is not wet very often.
There are a few solutions I use. Below is a link to my Fungicide and Pesticide Playlist. I prefer to us the METHO Solution & ANT Spray. ua-cam.com/play/PLrXnzlHRKzouEA834PrT6y3ZxjdqJsMfF.html
Me alegra que estés disfrutando de mi video. Puede presionar el subtítulo en el video; ubicado en la esquina inferior derecha del video. Puede traducirlo a tu idioma. Entonces comprenderá algo de lo que estoy diciendo.
How do you even keep track of your to do list with all these amazing plants?? There’s so much to pot, repot, water and move around! Is it less painful when one doesn’t make it because you have so many? (I stress over every plant I accidentally kill, but I’m learning.) Side question: Is your husband also a succulent junkie? 😁
When it comes to these plants....Too much love seems to kill them.😅🤣 Hubby is not a succulent junkie. He's a fishing and gold prospecting junkie. He loves his fish and gold nuggets.😁
Hi Liz, I have been watching your Video and have followed your advice of using “seaweed extract” (Pollar feed root dip soil drench). I have use this to soak plants that have dry roots. Some time it works, but some time it kills my plants. Any suggestions you can give me is greatly appreciated.
There are many reasons why a plant will die and not necessarily due to the seaweed solution. I find that more plants struggle without them. Soil mix, fresh cuttings, cuttings too young, seaweed solution too strong, stress, season they were cut(too hot or too cold) can be factors in plants dying.
Hello again lovely lady, when you sell some of your babies I hope the Briar Rose is in there so I can buy one since it's my name I must have one in my collection 💕 I will keep an eye out for one tho...I kind of officially got told today I have an issue and im not allowed near plant shops by myself now...hahahh we went to coles just for a few things my partner was holding the basket and before we even went inside coles the basket was full of succulents...he says I suppose i'll get another basket for our food then!!🤣
Aha!!! Sounds like you have a very trainable partner. I use to say to Hubby that "I'm depressed." He would answer with: "Let's go and buy succulents." LOL
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK hahahah yes!!!! Mine said today you are just so happy potting out here with your babies ... I love it...💖 My happy place for sure
Liz, you're crazy, girl! You took the dead leaves of your Echeveria cante and still laughs. If I were with me I would be all tears. La Nina Climatic Phenomenon is on the run again on coast of Peru. For Brazilian Southern Region it means lack of rain and colder conditions than normal and this is exactly what we are having here. It's normal to have a sequence of several days of heavy rain and coldness here, but this year we have one or two days of wet weather and that's it. Several weeks of sunny, cold (very cold) days. Good for succulents (there's no doubt, they are thriving, very colourful) but bad for the crops (except some winter plantings) and very bad for energy generation (Brazil uses hydroelectric energy, basically). I have to use the heating at maximum last month. So I almost had a heart attack when my my bills came out last week. It doubled. And new polar monster front is coming for Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Southern Brazil this weekend and the met says this cold came to stay until the middle of August, without any fresh. Sunday to Wednesday we shall have the first heavy frozen here in my town this winter. We had freezing conditions here before, since May, but the normal ones. Now it's different. Gosh! At least, with little or no rain. Let's see what happens, how my plants will stay and how much of money I will spend 😱. Take care, Liz and take a large amount of hot coffee, girl!
We have record cold weather this winter. Even where I went to for holiday because it's usually warmer, was also unusually cold. Now that I'm home, I have my heater nearly 24/7 when in past winters I barely have it on. Take care and keep warm.
im living in a tropical country where it rains almost everyday and noons are hot and humid, is it still ok to use super gritty mix and breed them open air?
I live in Canberra, Australia and our weather Winter temperature have gone down to -11°Celcius or 12°Fahrenheit. Our Summer temperature have gone as high as 45°Celcius or 113°Fahrenheit. These are what my plants have gone through and survived.
@@dorothycherkas17 Any succulent should be acclimated to the sun before taking out. You can take them out at any part of the day as long as you put them in bright protected area first. As they get bigger, slowly introduce them to the sun by picking successive days of cloudy days. I always check the weather forecast before doing this. Cheers
I think I already did that one. Link below. THEY ALL LOVE WATER - SEDUM Burro’s Tail AKA Donkey Tail & Sedum Burrito- ua-cam.com/video/mVI9o323ung/v-deo.html
Idk if this will help but I tried the seasoil Solution, I beg my Aunt's husband to bring some when they return to the PH lmao, but it didn't gave protection against fungus and rot unlike folicur (systemic fungicide), it's not a fertilizer but a protection I've tried it on 2 Monroe one I use folicur and both went through 5 days of intense rain then super sunny morning, but as expected the Monroe I use folicur is alive but the other one did not, it's good for many rain to protect the plants, and I'm not saying the seasoil is bad, it's amazing and how it can make my plant bloom, that's all I hope it helps
SEASOL IS NOT A FUNGICIDE BUT A SOIL CONDITIONER. It gives plants better "resistance" (not prevent) fungal attack. Fungus infection and plant diseases is due to pathogens in the soil and are spread by via other plants or in the air. They thrive in humid, moist/wet soil and/or poorly ventilated areas. They can lay dormant for years waiting for the right condition to grow.
Hello Liz, I love all your beautiful flowers. I have become obsessed with a lot of your succulents and would love to have a few of your succulents to regrow for myself. I'm in New Orleans, zone 9b what ever ones you want to send I would be grateful to receive. Please let me know I hope you get this 😊 be blessed im Annette Williams 🙏 praying you say yes
There are many genus and species of succulents that not all can be grown outside in the rain. One has to find out the exact name of the plant to properly care for them. Thanks for watching.
This woman is a wonderwoman:
Succulent was sunburned - 😆😊
Succulent has rotten- 😅😆
Succulent was frostbitten - 😄😆
Succulent died- 😆😆😄
That's the Liz attitude.
I love it😆
I love watching your videos. You make me smile. I lost my daughter 3 months ago and I have been so sad. Your videos cheer me up. Thank you for your bubbly personality.
Sooo sorry for your loss Lorri. I'm glad to know my videos are able to cheer you up even a little bit. Thank you so much for watching. Stay safe and healthy and hope you keep a little smile in your heart.😘🤗❤️
So sad for your loss, stay strong 🦋🦋🦋💕💕
You are such a joy to watch Liz!! I would feel pretty close to heaven being at your place & looking at all your plants! I could listen to you talk all day your so funny!! ♥
Thank you so much!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK No Liz thank you so much! I look forward to seeing more videos! I love them so much that I even told 100,000 followers of mine to go & like your videos & Subscribe to your channel! 😍 I figured then you could buy even more succulents to show us LOL! Have a great day Liz and thank you for being the best succulent person on UA-cam!! ♥
@@jodyann77 More victims...I mean succulents would be fantastic. LOL🥰
if i was in this garden i would be jumping up and down all over the place from pure joy just being surrounded by all of these gorgeous, gorgeous plants!!! my dream!!! oh how i wish i have all the money in the world so i can surround myself with so much beauty!!!
That was hilarious to enjoy all the fun and excitement you brought to this video. You are truly an inspiration!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your ability to pronounce all of these with ease is awesome!
I love everything about your channel. Thank you for sharing your garden with us. I get so inspired every time I watch your videos.
Thank you so much!
Superb succulent collection!!!❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for watching!
They're all so beautiful and amazing succulents have a blessed day my friend
Thank you! You too!
Hi Liz. So nice to see all your plants did so well when you were away. Sorry about your beautiful Cante. Lucky you always have more then one of each variety.
So happy that you are back, miss your regular videos.
I hope you had nice break away even though it wasn't as long as you have plan for. Hopefully everything will go back to normal soon for all of us. ❤
Thank you so much Lisa. The weather was terrible that I was eager to get back home even though I did have a good time finding some goodies. All we could do ATM is plan for our next years trip. I wish everything goes back to normal soon.
Hi Liz your succulents are so so beautiful. I watched this video 3 times before commenting. Its so beautiful. So love your garden of Eden.
Thank you so much Paulette! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
love ur garden one of the best i saw ever
They are all beautiful Liz!!!
Thanks Liz for sharing this Vedios, so good to see you enjoying checking your plant babies 🥰
Thanks for watching!
Hi Liz , you have so much energy , even after a long trip back, not so much loss , thanks for sharing , I’m in Sydney , lockdown ,don’t know how long , can’t wait to go and buy more plants, at this stage it’s essentials and back home.
I haven't unpacked yet as it's been raining and windy. So we decided to just do our rounds of visitations and shopping for warm clothes. Missing my kids and grandchildren that are in Sydney too. Was hoping to go for a visit after or trip and also buy succulents from there. Take care and stay healthy.
Liz, I love to see your multitude of collections!
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed my videos.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I truly do! I learn a lot from your vlogs. I get excited looking at your stressed and colourful succulents.
I now know to gradually put them under full sun.
I will try to use your Master Succulent Soil mix.
Hi Liz, I love your video. Keep them coming. I would also love to purchase some plants from you when ever you are selling them.
Agreed
One day....Thanks for watching.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I would also buy from you. It means alot how much you care about your succulents. You've taught me so much on here too, thank you for that. I've been watching for about a month now and you've helped me save 4 succulents I bought on a whim with my girlfriend. I'm not quite ready to take on more at the moment haha but hopefully if you ever decide to sell I'll be ready by then. I would only buy them if I was 100% ready, I learned from my mistake.
I want to buy too😃🙋🥰
Me in Fl tired of bringing the plants in and out of the patio. Rainstorm in the middle of a sunny day 😫
Good exercise Araceli...LOL
I'm so over it also with some of my "High maintenance plants." These are the once I bring inside in winter and out again in spring. Have a great weekend.
Great tips beautiful garden I’m getting hooked on your videos watching your plants and getting to know names 🤩
Glad you like them Louise. Thanks for watching and hope you find them useful.
This is a very rainy winter, sorry for the lost of your Cante, and also glad that the rest are okay. 👍🥰
It's a blessing in disguise as I have trepidations in head chopping my other cante. Now I don't have a choice. Keep warm, stay safe and healthy.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK 👏👏👏If you able to get many babies and willing to let go one, please consider me😍
"It's OK, you can die, i have other ones" lol...
You have a beautiful collection and very nice arrangements
Thanx for sharing!!
Thank you for watching. 🤗
Your succulents so beautiful po, thank you for inspiring us with you beautiful babies po😊😊
My pleasure 😊
Not the Cante!!!! You were missed. Hoping you had a brilliant time away. Thank you for the video.
I sure did Kristi. Hope you're keeping well. Thank you.
I'm excited to see your next video on dealing with fungus because mine have some and their rotting too. It's been foggy and raining a lot here in Baguio City... I love all your videos. Thanks!!!
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
Merry Christmas to you dear Liz and hubby Wal, thankyou for all you do for us, lots of love ❤️
The pleasures all mine Jill. Thank you for your support. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK ❤️❤️❤️
MISSED YOU! 🥲 Thanks to you, Liz, I am now a full-fledged propagation fiend! I have found that the tiniest leaves seem to grow babies fastest! I think of you every morning when I am in the baby nursery! God Bless You! Did you find some good opals? 😘🤍
I'm so happy for you as I know how that feels seeing those cute little babies growing day by day. I never get tired of just staring at them as it seems they are growing before my very eye.
It's getting harder to find opals nowadays(I wonder whose fault that is...LOL) but luckily, we still manage to find a couple of good ones still.
Your garden is so beautiful 😍
Thank you so much 😊
I love watching this channel, unlike most of the pinoy channels na ayaw maulanan tanim nila… cringy, how can you follow channels na hindi pinapaulanan ang mga succulents nila. Yang mga yan nga tumutubo lang sa kung saan saan. Kakabaliw yang ibang youtuber na kala mo ang gagaling. 😂
Lmao..." oh look I've got mould" with a cheerful voice.... I cried when I had that issue lol
LOL....No mold no video....Hehehe
Thanks for watching Rosemary and stay safe and healthy.
Lesson Learn: Do Not Baby Your Plants! LOL! PVN remains my favorite- such a gorgeous, easy going and hardy plant. Cante, Debbie, Blue Bird are not hardy in my experience (and I live in California).
Welcome back tita liz! na miss ko mga vlogs mo
Oh!!!! I’m shedding big crocodile tears for you Cante!!
DON"T!!! This is the price of learning and maybe serve as a blessing in disguise as I have trepidations in head chopping my other cante. Now I don't have a choice...LOL So it's all good.
Wow.. that's some dedication
The cante was probably yelling at me saying "LEAVE ME ALONE! DON'T MOVE ME!!!" Never the mind.....LOL
I still have 4 cante left and one of them will be head chopped soon.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK LOL.. it probably did. Oh boy head chopping a cante.
Hi Ms Liz, warm greetings from the philippines. Ur garden is a piece of heaven on earth, i hope 1day i can come and see it personally. Thank u for ur videos, big help for someone who's just starting to collect and grow succulents. Stay safe and Godbless 😊
You too and thanks for watching Maritess.
Liz when you do the video about the mold can you please address white powdery mildew as well please I have been battling this on and off all summer and I just don’t know what is causing it. Thank you love❤️❤️❤️
Just hoping it stops raining so I can do the video before they all rot away.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Well it didn’t seem like you lost too many. It’s a shame about the Cante 😢 I’m really amazed at how well they did. actually I’m not because this is what you do. You have made frost hardy succulents❤️
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK hey quick question. Is there anything I can do to encourage caruncles to grow? ( the bumps) I have an Echeveria blush that I recently found out is made by dick Wright And it’s supposed to have bumps. I’m thinking maybe it’s still too young? What do you think
@@janetac1738 I haven't intentionally tried it but I'm assuming that one can cross pollinate a carunculated one with a non carunculated plant to produce some hybrid. I might have inadvertently made my Dark Vader into a bumpy-T one...LOL
Most caruncles won't show when the plant is still young. Most of mine took a couple of years to show definite bumps.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK OK yeah that’s what I thought thank you. Your dark Vader has bumps???!!!!! Very interesting lol another Liz K hybrid lol oh I really hope it does that would look amazing😎
Hi liz what is the name of the succulent@6:04 under the moldy Aeonium i just received this succulent I'm not sure of the name is it a watch chain succulent?
Crassula muscosa 'Watch Chain'
Gracias por compartir tanta belleza .😍😮🤗😉😊
Hello and congratulations for your amazing succulents collection, like a dream. Do you sell the succulents leafs for propagation? Thank you very much!
No, I don't. I only show how to grow them because I need them for my garden. Thanks for watching.
I’m drooling here watching at your video with those gorgeous succulents.. wish I could have the same kind in my garden 🤭🥰
I'm sure in time you'll have the same variety in your country. 🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I live here in Brisbane 😊
I'm saddened that your big beautiful cante rotted but i love your positity that you still have the other ones. ♥️
That's all worth alot of money!! Fabulous
Thanks for watching.
You have such beautiful and colorful succulents. I enjoy all your videos .Thanks a lot for sharing. I appreciate it very much.
Thanks so much 😊
Hi from England. Yes I have some sacculants. I am struggling with some of them . I have them as an indoor plant
If you have them as an indoor plant, please invest in grow light or if you have a good window light, put them there. ☺️☺️
Maybe try taking some out in the sun slowly(acclimatize first) to see if it makes any difference.
Just wow ma'am...Magaganda po talaga succulents abroad❤️nothing compares
Hi Liz, Thank you so much for your videos. I just cant stop watching them and quite frankly, you have inspired me to start my collection / addiction over this covid period and it has kept me sane... there is a white plant (lots of farina i imagine) under a queen victoria at 17.04 on the right... what is it?
Cotyledon orbiculata Pig's Ears
Glad to see your plants are so hardy! I'm in possession of a "problem child", myself. It's called Blue Heron variegata. I purchased it from a hardware store (only ever saw the one, though) and this poor thing... It was so beautiful at first, but it became abundantly clear that it has no tolerance for being wet. The leaves rotted away and I would have given up on it if it hadn't been so willing to produce pups. Now it's just a stump with three tiny babies growing off of it. I have high hopes for them, though. Their color and forms are lovely, so clearly the stump is giving them some sort of support.
Wishing you best of luck with them. Hope they grow.
Thank you for sharing Liz Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2022 Jillian from Florida have a blessed day
Happy New Year Jillian. All the very best for 2022 to you and your family.
Stunning collection. I have no words! ❤
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like them.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Just amazing!
Oh no, poor Cante! Good thing you have another one, but that one was so pretty 😔
Hi Liz! So excited to see ur video. I don't understand my succulent, my sedum donkey for example, watered it, soil still moist, but leaves are soft crinkly as if thirsty. Was wondering if soaking in water overnight will plump everything up🤔. Worried if soaking them will turn em mushy😂oh, tht dilemma! 🙄
I'm sorry about your cante, such a loss.😭 But amazed at how positive u are. I'd mourn if it were me😂
I've had this cante for almost five years now so maybe it's time for it to go to Cante Heaven. Much as I'd like it to live forever, they have a certain lifespan and all things come to an end. Even for a very pretty cante.
When you say moist, maybe it's dry underneath and the roots can't form and what the moistness is doing is wetting and rotting the leaves itself.
I have my donkey tail swimming in water when I go for my long trips and when I come back, they are all soft and wrinkly. All I do is soak them in water and after a couple of weeks, they plump back up. I have some growing underwater and forming babies. Good luck.
Beautiful succulent 💕👌
Thank you! Cheers!
hi maam.. you got an amazing succulent garden.. how i wish i could also make my garden a such.
My weather is not just rainy, it's SOOOO humid. I have tried leaving plants out in a covered area during the summer in NJ, and too many got soggy. I think there are a few that can handle it, but not the echeverrias, unfortunately...
Hello Liz my name is Shareez I'm so happy that I came across your channel...I'm also crazy inlove with succulent and all other plants that attract me love gardening with my whole heart yes...just had to tell you I love your spirit reminding me about myself 😊 thank you for sharing love you girl❤ I would like to share same of my collection too
Hello ¡ do you ever get nematodes? How do you deal with it!? Mrs you have Succulents paradise ! I enjoy all the time.
Only ever had one plant with root nematodes. I bought it from a shop and after a couple of months, the plant started yellowing/dying and I couldn't work out why until I remove the soil and saw some roots that are knotted and deformed.
I got rid of the whole plant and soil by pouring boiling hot water on the entire pot. This prevents/kills the nematodes from infesting my other pots and worst the garden. Nematodes can lay dormant for years if not killed.
I always admire your succulents colors tita ang gaganda, ok lang yung cante mapapalitan naman as long as the rest are fine.
Still have four and maybe have a few more next year when I head chop one or two.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Wow, chop chop lang para mas dumami, hehe
Yes very gorgeous collections 👏👏
Do you drill at least one hole in the bottom of all of your pots/containers before using them for succulents ?
How long have you been collecting and growing succulents?
How do you remember all their names? Did you take a class or was this a job for you at some time in your life?
I've been a gardener all my life, but only 7 years of experimentation since I started growing succulents for my garden. To me, they are like people. Some I remember the name, others I have to rely on the labels. The number of holes I drill depends on the size and shape of the pot and the plants that's going in it. Thanks very much for watching Amy, and hope you'll find my videos useful.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I think the garden you have amassed in only 7 years is beyond amazing.
I ordered a bunch of books on succulents to try to increase my knowledge.
If you ever decide to offer a tour of your garden please let me know. I always thought Australia was a neat place to go but never had a reason to go there. I have heard the word succulent all my life but did not understand much about them and I was not much of a cactus person. Now that I have learned more about succulents I am completely awe struck. They are so much beautiful than flowers even as they stay with their beauty all the time.
Your arrangements are outstanding, the beautiful gem stone rocks you add to each one are the cherry on the top. It sounds like from your comments in the videos you actually go find them all you and your husband. That is so neat.
How long did it take you to arrange your garden area? Well I guess I mean your shelves that you hold all of your plants on? Did it take you several versions before you found the best way?
I noticed now you have shade cloth for some sections. I never thought of making your own shaded areas.
I am just getting started in my succulent collection. We have only lived in our new house a year. I am very happy to have found your videos so early on in my journey. I think your videos should give me so much education and tips to be able to make my own garden with succulents.
We are taking about enclosing our pool with windows and glass walls essentially. It is a moveable structure that can open or close when needed. It would be perfect for having my citrus trees by the pool so they would be protected from freezes. So then that would leave me lots of places to put succulents all around the trees and any other landscaping areas.
I will be going to buy some crushed rocks today or very soon and I am going to redo all of my succulents I have planted so far in pots to have a top layer of rocks now. Your videos helped me to understand how important it is for them. Now seeing some of my succulents suffering rot from touching the dirt even though it is not wet very often.
Cackling at “oh no, my beautiful beautiful Cante” … “Oh well, you can die I’ve got other ones” 😂😭
Other's that will produce babies later this year.....Hopefully...
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I felt pain when I saw it roted. Love the attitude though
So beautiful Great job and good stability on the camera ..what camera are you using?
Canon SX620
What do you use for Milly bugs and aphids thank You ❤️
There are a few solutions I use. Below is a link to my Fungicide and Pesticide Playlist. I prefer to us the METHO Solution & ANT Spray.
ua-cam.com/play/PLrXnzlHRKzouEA834PrT6y3ZxjdqJsMfF.html
Cualquier suculenta en tus manos es hermosa!! Les das amor!! Regálame una. Jijijiji😍🤗 Saludos desde México. ❤🇲🇽
Liz! Le envío saludos y que bellezas de suculentas. Nayarit, Mexico
Muchas gracias y bendiciones para ti también.
What type of soils do u used ....ua succulents looks beautiful
I use different soil mix. Different succulents need different soil mix. Video link under this video in the description box. Thanks for watching.🥰
Hi Liz, the last tub in your video, the plant farthest to the right. what is that called please 😍
Echeveria Prolifica
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thankyou 💕🌸💕
You have an amazing collection. Do you sell them?
Not at the moment. Thanks for watching.
Hola Liz, eres un encanto, no entiendo lo que dices, pero veo que lo pasas bien, saludos desde Sevilla. Feliz navidad!😘😘
Me alegra que estés disfrutando de mi video. Puede presionar el subtítulo en el video; ubicado en la esquina inferior derecha del video. Puede traducirlo a tu idioma. Entonces comprenderá algo de lo que estoy diciendo.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK ohhh, no sabía gracias Liz, me encantan tus vídeos y tus plantas jajj.
How do you even keep track of your to do list with all these amazing plants?? There’s so much to pot, repot, water and move around! Is it less painful when one doesn’t make it because you have so many? (I stress over every plant I accidentally kill, but I’m learning.) Side question: Is your husband also a succulent junkie? 😁
When it comes to these plants....Too much love seems to kill them.😅🤣
Hubby is not a succulent junkie. He's a fishing and gold prospecting junkie. He loves his fish and gold nuggets.😁
Hi Liz, I have been watching your Video and have followed your advice of using “seaweed extract” (Pollar feed root dip soil drench). I have use this to soak plants that have dry roots. Some time it works, but some time it kills my plants. Any suggestions you can give me is greatly appreciated.
There are many reasons why a plant will die and not necessarily due to the seaweed solution. I find that more plants struggle without them. Soil mix, fresh cuttings, cuttings too young, seaweed solution too strong, stress, season they were cut(too hot or too cold) can be factors in plants dying.
It's beautiful so much .
Thank you so much 😀
Same here in the Philippines po!tuloy tuloy na yung ulan dito sa place ko nag uumpisa na silang mag rot and ma fungus😔
I'll try and make that video ASAP.
Hello again lovely lady, when you sell some of your babies I hope the Briar Rose is in there so I can buy one since it's my name I must have one in my collection 💕 I will keep an eye out for one tho...I kind of officially got told today I have an issue and im not allowed near plant shops by myself now...hahahh we went to coles just for a few things my partner was holding the basket and before we even went inside coles the basket was full of succulents...he says I suppose i'll get another basket for our food then!!🤣
Aha!!! Sounds like you have a very trainable partner. I use to say to Hubby that "I'm depressed." He would answer with: "Let's go and buy succulents." LOL
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK hahahah yes!!!! Mine said today you are just so happy potting out here with your babies ... I love it...💖 My happy place for sure
Liz, you're crazy, girl! You took the dead leaves of your Echeveria cante and still laughs. If I were with me I would be all tears. La Nina Climatic Phenomenon is on the run again on coast of Peru. For Brazilian Southern Region it means lack of rain and colder conditions than normal and this is exactly what we are having here. It's normal to have a sequence of several days of heavy rain and coldness here, but this year we have one or two days of wet weather and that's it. Several weeks of sunny, cold (very cold) days. Good for succulents (there's no doubt, they are thriving, very colourful) but bad for the crops (except some winter plantings) and very bad for energy generation (Brazil uses hydroelectric energy, basically). I have to use the heating at maximum last month. So I almost had a heart attack when my my bills came out last week. It doubled. And new polar monster front is coming for Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Southern Brazil this weekend and the met says this cold came to stay until the middle of August, without any fresh. Sunday to Wednesday we shall have the first heavy frozen here in my town this winter. We had freezing conditions here before, since May, but the normal ones. Now it's different. Gosh! At least, with little or no rain. Let's see what happens, how my plants will stay and how much of money I will spend 😱. Take care, Liz and take a large amount of hot coffee, girl!
We have record cold weather this winter. Even where I went to for holiday because it's usually warmer, was also unusually cold. Now that I'm home, I have my heater nearly 24/7 when in past winters I barely have it on. Take care and keep warm.
im living in a tropical country where it rains almost everyday and noons are hot and humid, is it still ok to use super gritty mix and breed them open air?
If I live in a tropical country, I would either use my Tropical Master soil mix or my Advance soil mix depending on the pot used.
I lived in very cold winter zone and 98 degree in the summer time,does most succulent can be winterize outdoor
I live in Canberra, Australia and our weather Winter temperature have gone down to -11°Celcius or 12°Fahrenheit.
Our Summer temperature have gone as high as 45°Celcius or 113°Fahrenheit.
These are what my plants have gone through and survived.
My.succulemts hate winter inside my house close-ish to windows and away from heat vent. Im in western Canada.
Can I place my leaves outside in nights are 53 degrees, they have been inside?
I don't understand the question. Do you mean to take out propagated leaves or the whole plant?
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK taking propagated leaves on soil
@@dorothycherkas17 Any succulent should be acclimated to the sun before taking out. You can take them out at any part of the day as long as you put them in bright protected area first. As they get bigger, slowly introduce them to the sun by picking successive days of cloudy days. I always check the weather forecast before doing this. Cheers
I think they are asking if they would survive outside at night if it gets that cold. If they have been inside.
Hi Liz..Q. why do you double pot a lot of the plants?
For aesthetic reason. Just looks pretty.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK I tho it was to leave some reserve water when you water them 😃 thank you for answering my silly questions
Love from Layna 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you beautiful lady and same to you too.
Liz, could you do a video on care/propegating donkey tail?
I think I already did that one. Link below.
THEY ALL LOVE WATER - SEDUM Burro’s Tail AKA Donkey Tail & Sedum Burrito- ua-cam.com/video/mVI9o323ung/v-deo.html
What’s it mean when your cactus starts turning yellow
It can be a number of things. Too long to explain here. Best google CACTUS TURNING YELLOW and hopefully you'll find the answer online. Cheers
maybe too much water or heavy sun exposure
😂love your wischi waschi video❤😊you are so positiv 🎉😅👍
😊 thank you.
Idk if this will help but I tried the seasoil Solution, I beg my Aunt's husband to bring some when they return to the PH lmao, but it didn't gave protection against fungus and rot unlike folicur (systemic fungicide), it's not a fertilizer but a protection I've tried it on 2 Monroe one I use folicur and both went through 5 days of intense rain then super sunny morning, but as expected the Monroe I use folicur is alive but the other one did not, it's good for many rain to protect the plants, and I'm not saying the seasoil is bad, it's amazing and how it can make my plant bloom, that's all I hope it helps
SEASOL IS NOT A FUNGICIDE BUT A SOIL CONDITIONER. It gives plants better "resistance" (not prevent) fungal attack. Fungus infection and plant diseases is due to pathogens in the soil and are spread by via other plants or in the air. They thrive in humid, moist/wet soil and/or poorly ventilated areas. They can lay dormant for years waiting for the right condition to grow.
Hi edagdwg God bless you I enjoy watching your videos i almost forget to make a commit love watching a forever loving fan Linda j. Peace
Thanks for watching. I'm glad to know you're enjoying my content. Hope it will be useful for you.
cante rotted. Other ones are beautiful
It is raining for about a week now here in Region XI, Mindanao. Luckily, no plant died as of the moment 😂✨
My Sempervivum died. But the rest are fine.
Hello Liz, I love all your beautiful flowers. I have become obsessed with a lot of your succulents and would love to have a few of your succulents to regrow for myself. I'm in New Orleans, zone 9b what ever ones you want to send I would be grateful to receive. Please let me know I hope you get this 😊 be blessed im Annette Williams 🙏 praying you say yes
I'm in Australia and can only send plants within Australia due to quarantine rules and regulations. Thanks for watching and have a great day!🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK okay had to ask sorry for the loss of your husband and you be blessed
I hope one day my succulents multiply just like urs.
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Is that Comic Storm an echiveria ?
Sedum commixtum (Sedum 'Comic Tom')
can I put all my succulents outside here in kauai? which is rain 2.06" avg ?
There are many genus and species of succulents that not all can be grown outside in the rain. One has to find out the exact name of the plant to properly care for them. Thanks for watching.
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So sad about the Cante
Sad that it died but happy to learn a BIG lesson.
but loved how you dealt with the heart break by cracking that joke ...’’you can die I got another one ‘’ 🤣🤣🤣
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Hi! LizK i just lost three because of rain they root rot🥲but oh well... I shall buy them again lol
I loved this video😍😃
Any excuse to buy more....LOL
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK yes LOL