I also get distracted when tending to my succulents 🤣. I can’t even get out the door sometimes because I’ll get to looking at them and see something beautiful. Or I’ll see something alarming and I must take care of it immediately! You’re a true pro at succulents. I love your collection. That big mature Superbum is to die for ❤️❤️❤️
Lol, don't worry, I do understand what your getting at. You explain it very well. I need to get some of mine in more sun to get beautiful colours like yours. I'm still can't believe how much you have and I don't know how you look after them all. Not sure if I could manage such a huge collection the way you have...amazing! 😍🥰❤💖
Gosh Liz you have even more plants than I thought... It's just like woah!!! I don't know how you do it all there's so many!!! And yes I am jealous and wanting this and that as you show different ones lol.
Here in southeast Georgia USA we have a greenhouse with an outer space that is not covered with shade cloth but just plastic, then another patio with less shade. I will take them out for full sun, after about a week or two in each section!! But if you have less space, even hanging a plant (instead of simply placing it on a shelf) can help acclimate it. Whatever brings it closer to the sun.
Oh how i love watching your big huge garden of succulents so full of colorful babies of yours. How you manage this and named them all amazing your hands madam is so masipag talaga kahit mainit ay sige pa rin kayo. Love all your videos so clear the information 😍❤️❤️❤️
Ha ha ha talking about distractions🤣😂🤣😂...too many gorgeous distractions along the way and cannot prevent it .... Anyways, I got the message❤️❤️❤️yeheyyyy.(the acclimatize or the acclimatization process). You have unbelievable amount of succulents out there and all of them are wonderfully love by you. Keep on and God Bless you Lizzy🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Holaa!!querida Liz 😘!! fantástico toda tú colección !!y producción ¡Te felicito maravilloso 😍😍😘💜 Saludos desde Argentina Esperanzas Santa Fe!!muy agradecida a vos !!yo aprendí y adoro !!!
Love ur channel and also how do I buy rocks and petrified tree rocks? Thank you for teaching us succulent lovers how to care for ours.....ur a wonderful and funny teacher and we love that.....you have a beautiful blessed day and be safe ❤️❤️❤️🙏
Growing Succulents with LizK I’ve learned so much about succulents from your channel 💚 did I see pink moonstones in this video? They are at the top of my wish list. Im still a newbie but I know the plants with chubby leaves are easy to over water any other tips?
Love your videos. Unfortunately i need to open up tabs on other sites & just listen to your commentary because i get severe motion sickness after couple of minutes. Keep up the great job.
Sorry for giving you motion sickness. I would have preferred to cut out those dizzy parts of the video but intentionally left them as I was thinking that some people might want to see the sun and shaded parts of my garden. I can't walk slow as well because I'm already walking and moving slow.....LOL I will however for future videos place a warning sign on the beginning of the video to give you plenty of time to open up another tab....LOL Thanks for listening. 🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK i was going to say the same thing i started to feel ill and i seriously thinking of getting my blood check as i was worried that there is something wrong with me until i did not watch your video for a day i was ok.. i realized it was the motion sickness from your video. LOL i love watching your vlogs you have beautiful succulents!! maybe consider getting a go pro so you can use both hands or something similar and move your cameras slowly perhaps as i want to continue watching your vlogs. thank you Liz .. peace!
Thanks for the tips and explaining so well on how to and what if something else may happend. Thank you again for the videos and the list of other videos under this one! 🙏😊
I get them all over the place Jenny. Video link below if you want to know. Thanks! WHAT POTS DO I USE FOR MY SUCCULENTS - ua-cam.com/video/HMKi9eBmJs8/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching Judith. Below is a video of how to behead a Romeo for propagating. Echeveria Romeo - SUCCULENT BEHEADING Part 2 - ua-cam.com/video/XKw5S615eT4/v-deo.html
How big are one to two year old aeoniums? I received a free plant that is one stemmed and about 4 inches high. It is not named. It looks like a mini aeonium suncup. It has one main blossom with smaller ?babies? Around it. It is all variegated differently from head to head. Any information is appreciated
Depends on the Aeonium. There are so many variety/cultivars from small/miniature to large( a foot or bigger). It also depends on where it's planted and what soil used.
I've noticed that almost all the succulents at my local Bunnings are green. I like green, but I'd love to know if they are likely to colour up and display some of the colour that you have in your garden.
Recently I placed my succulents in full sun from partial sun for 1 day, today 1 of them shed almost 10 leaves +_+ I didn't know this 'acclimatizing' concept.. and is that the Echeveria lipstick at 13:41, in the boat shaped pot?
It's "Ebony" on the boat. Acclimatization takes weeks before exposing to the sun. This video below may give you an idea on how to acclimatize. How to ACCLIMATIZE SUCCULENTS in Tropical WET SEASON & WINTER Edition - ua-cam.com/video/vZ5ENQ9VwEA/v-deo.html
Great idea. I use to use lace curtains before I got my 50% UV shade cloth. Nylon will be better than cotton kulambo kasi pag nabasa ang cotton, mas madasling mag absorb ng water and will sag. So need more support.
Question. My beauties were outside in sun all day long in summer now i have to have them inside due MIDWEST US Winters so they are under grow lights. Pretty good grow lights but will i have to acclimatize them all over again next summer
Another aspect of sun - shade acclimatization is the changes in light intensity that occur as the seasons progress. For example, about 3/4 of my garden changes from intense unobstructed full sun in summer to almost total shade in winter. Many of my potted plants in this area can remain in place year round and will be naturally acclimatized by the gradualness of the changing light, from full sun ,to part , to full shade and back again. But if a plant in that area needs full sun or I want it to remain a sun grower year round, then I need to move it to a spot that will continue to get full sun as winter approaches, and similarly for a shade loving plant. If a plant that was sitting in full sun spring through fall is left in its increasingly shady spot for too long it then cannot be moved directly back into a full sun location because it has been ‘shaded down’. It will need to be re-acclimatized to full sun.
Great information! Thank you for sharing. You have a lot of different variety of plants and would love it if you could "please" do a video on this explaining the subject matter further. This would be very beneficial to those who have similar condition and location to yours. I'm sure A lot of people would be interested in what you know. 🥰
Yes you can. Check the weather report in your area and if there's rain or cloudy days coming for about 3 days, then exposed them to the sunny area provided you already have acclimatized them.
Just like my watering....(LOL)....when they need it....Hahaha Most of my mother plants are still in their original soil except one. Saw that it's not growing anymore so I replaced the soil and trim off the roots after 3 years being in the same pot.
Ano ho ba ang temperature sa inyong area during summer. Dito po sa Texas, during summer, 90 to 100 F, super hot, my succulents are dull and the leaves becomes soft and fall off the stem.
I think we have similar weather. Winter temperature can go down up to -11°Celcius or 12°Fahrenheit. Summer temperature can go as high as 45°Celcius or 113°Fahrenheit
I’m in Brisbane Liz, Can i put them out to get morning sun starting for an hour a day and increasing each day? Then they go back under my pagola which is 100% cover. Thank you 😊
As I've mention in the video, once you have it out in the morning sun, better to slowly give it more and more sun, rather than putting in back to where it's 100% covered. Every time it's put back into shade, you'll have to start all over again and the plant will not color up. Just be mindful that in summer, a lot of Echeveria agavoides will lose its color if exposed to full sun. The fastest way to acclimatized them is to place them in a 50% UV shade cloth area.
I also get distracted when tending to my succulents 🤣. I can’t even get out the door sometimes because I’ll get to looking at them and see something beautiful. Or I’ll see something alarming and I must take care of it immediately! You’re a true pro at succulents. I love your collection. That big mature Superbum is to die for ❤️❤️❤️
Liz.. Your slight distraction is a huge delight to us!
I think if I cane to your garden I would get stuck in there for days just looking at all the different succulents. Lovely
Liz I just want to spend a week living in your yard amongst your succulents 😍 they are all so pretty
While you're at it...could you please pullout a couple of the weeds....LOL
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK hahaha yes weed pulling is therapeutic
Lol, don't worry, I do understand what your getting at. You explain it very well.
I need to get some of mine in more sun to get beautiful colours like yours. I'm still can't believe how much you have and I don't know how you look after them all. Not sure if I could manage such a huge collection the way you have...amazing! 😍🥰❤💖
Gosh Liz you have even more plants than I thought... It's just like woah!!! I don't know how you do it all there's so many!!! And yes I am jealous and wanting this and that as you show different ones lol.
very beautiful plants... amazing succulent
Here in southeast Georgia USA we have a greenhouse with an outer space that is not covered with shade cloth but just plastic, then another patio with less shade. I will take them out for full sun, after about a week or two in each section!! But if you have less space, even hanging a plant (instead of simply placing it on a shelf) can help acclimate it. Whatever brings it closer to the sun.
Omg I really love your succulents garden!! Wish I love in Australia with the perfect weather for succulents. Thank you for sharing Liz. 😍😍
You are so welcome!
Oh how i love watching your big huge garden of succulents so full of colorful babies of yours. How you manage this and named them all amazing your hands madam is so masipag talaga kahit mainit ay sige pa rin kayo. Love all your videos so clear the information 😍❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Ha ha ha talking about distractions🤣😂🤣😂...too many gorgeous distractions along the way and cannot prevent it ....
Anyways, I got the message❤️❤️❤️yeheyyyy.(the acclimatize or the acclimatization process). You have unbelievable amount of succulents out there and all of them are wonderfully love by you. Keep on and God Bless you Lizzy🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Holaa!!querida Liz 😘!! fantástico toda tú colección !!y producción ¡Te felicito maravilloso 😍😍😘💜 Saludos desde Argentina Esperanzas Santa Fe!!muy agradecida a vos !!yo aprendí y adoro !!!
Beautiful succulents Liz! I like them all. I am also collecting succulents and becoming an addict😀
I understand....LOL
You have such amazing I'm beautiful garden they all look so wonderful you have a blessed day like watching your video
Thank you! You too Jillian.
Love ur channel and also how do I buy rocks and petrified tree rocks? Thank you for teaching us succulent lovers how to care for ours.....ur a wonderful and funny teacher and we love that.....you have a beautiful blessed day and be safe ❤️❤️❤️🙏
Thank you so much for watching Soledad. I don't have any rocks to sell at the moment. Take care and stay healthy.
Thank you, Liz for sharing this detailed acclimatise method. 👏
Love the pink Lilacina! So beautiful!🥰
Glad you like it Siew Lean and thank you.
Bom dia amiga 🙋♀️linda esse echeveria com tempo não tenho 😁gostei do vídeo 🌹🥰🐦🌸🌹🙏🙏
I love rewatching your videos to relax😊
😊 thank you Gemmy Jem. Your San Pedro is having a baby...I'm so excited!!!
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK oh my job! Really?
I love your videos Liz 🥰 thank you for sharing your beautiful garden with us, it’s amazing!
You are so welcome Debbie and thank you for watching.
Growing Succulents with LizK I’ve learned so much about succulents from your channel 💚 did I see pink moonstones in this video? They are at the top of my wish list. Im still a newbie but I know the plants with chubby leaves are easy to over water any other tips?
The succulents in Tobun are lovely.💞💗💖
I think so too!
Healthy outstanding collection! 💚🌱
Love your videos. Unfortunately i need to open up tabs on other sites & just listen to your commentary because i get severe motion sickness after couple of minutes. Keep up the great job.
Sorry for giving you motion sickness. I would have preferred to cut out those dizzy parts of the video but intentionally left them as I was thinking that some people might want to see the sun and shaded parts of my garden. I can't walk slow as well because I'm already walking and moving slow.....LOL
I will however for future videos place a warning sign on the beginning of the video to give you plenty of time to open up another tab....LOL Thanks for listening. 🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK i was going to say the same thing i started to feel ill and i seriously thinking of getting my blood check as i was worried that there is something wrong with me until i did not watch your video for a day i was ok.. i realized it was the motion sickness from your video. LOL i love watching your vlogs you have beautiful succulents!! maybe consider getting a go pro so you can use both hands or something similar and move your cameras slowly perhaps as i want to continue watching your vlogs. thank you Liz .. peace!
@@10001011001 ROFL....Too funny. Will definitely take both your advice.
Thanks for the tips and explaining so well on how to and what if something else may happend. Thank you again for the videos and the list of other videos under this one! 🙏😊
Glad you like them!
We understand you fine Liz, never apologise..
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 💚🌹🙏
You're welcome Maya. Thanks for watching.
Where did u find those beautiful pots,u have so many
I get them all over the place Jenny. Video link below if you want to know. Thanks!
WHAT POTS DO I USE FOR MY SUCCULENTS - ua-cam.com/video/HMKi9eBmJs8/v-deo.html
I love all your succulent miss liz.
Salamat Maricel. God bless...
Am very jealous with your gorgeous collection...
like the Romeo,can I cut it and re plant it?
Thanks for watching Judith. Below is a video of how to behead a Romeo for propagating.
Echeveria Romeo - SUCCULENT BEHEADING Part 2 - ua-cam.com/video/XKw5S615eT4/v-deo.html
You have so many plants- how do you keep squirrels, mice, rats, birds away from damaging or eating your succulents?
Hi Liz how are you?Can I cut the stem flower and plant it?Thanks
You can on some but not all. Depends on the species.
Hello,
Love ti watch your video. Just wondering, do you have Anacampseros sunrise?
On my wish list. Thanks for watching.
How big are one to two year old aeoniums? I received a free plant that is one stemmed and about 4 inches high. It is not named. It looks like a mini aeonium suncup. It has one main blossom with smaller ?babies? Around it. It is all variegated differently from head to head. Any information is appreciated
Depends on the Aeonium. There are so many variety/cultivars from small/miniature to large( a foot or bigger). It also depends on where it's planted and what soil used.
I have planted it in a 4 1/2 inch pot with
With succulent soil. We will see.
Beautiful! Got it acclimatization!
Excellent informative video.
Can I keep it under open sky in Rainy season which is lasts long.
What you see in my video is where I keep them. Rain, hail, frost and sun.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK
Amazing ❤️
I've noticed that almost all the succulents at my local Bunnings are green. I like green, but I'd love to know if they are likely to colour up and display some of the colour that you have in your garden.
Most of my succulents came from Bunnings. Depending on the species, most of them do color up with the right soil mixture, watering and sun exposure.
Haha I love how distracted you get lol🤪
Me too!!!
shes funny and cute! 🤗
i giggle each time she gets distracted every time she sees a cute plant ,like she haven't seen tgem before 🤣 so very cute though
@@mommaai2282 it is so refreshing LOL I get like that too though and I don't have anywhere near the amount of succulents that she has.
lucky us! she's taking that second look for us.. haahahaja
Do you use straight coconut choir on all of your leaves and how many plants do you have now 5000 plants
Depends on the species. I also plant some species straight into their growing soil.
Amazing tips.love it
Recently I placed my succulents in full sun from partial sun for 1 day, today 1 of them shed almost 10 leaves +_+ I didn't know this 'acclimatizing' concept..
and is that the Echeveria lipstick at 13:41, in the boat shaped pot?
It's "Ebony" on the boat. Acclimatization takes weeks before exposing to the sun. This video below may give you an idea on how to acclimatize.
How to ACCLIMATIZE SUCCULENTS in Tropical WET SEASON & WINTER Edition - ua-cam.com/video/vZ5ENQ9VwEA/v-deo.html
Thank you!!
Love your video! I’m trying to acclimate my succulents in hot Houston Texas US! I may have some questions!
How can I help you?
So amazing. Thank you Liz
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this video Liz .
Do drooping bottom leaves of an echeveria bend back up when it gets sufficient light ?
A lot of succulent rosette tends to shorten and close off to maybe protect itself from too much sun.
is it ok to use kulambo net? as a protection
Great idea. I use to use lace curtains before I got my 50% UV shade cloth. Nylon will be better than cotton kulambo kasi pag nabasa ang cotton, mas madasling mag absorb ng water and will sag. So need more support.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK ty
Question. My beauties were outside in sun all day long in summer now i have to have them inside due MIDWEST US Winters so they are under grow lights. Pretty good grow lights but will i have to acclimatize them all over again next summer
Yes I'm afraid you do Gracie. Good exercise though. I have a two story house.
Thank you for the information.
Hi!liz is it your eauniuom kiwi direct in sunlight or shaded area?
Direct sunlight now but it was also acclimatized first.
Very good idea 👍
Thanks for sharing this video liz 😊😊✨
My pleasure 😊
Another aspect of sun - shade acclimatization is the changes in light intensity that occur as the seasons progress. For example, about 3/4 of my garden changes from intense unobstructed full sun in summer to almost total shade in winter. Many of my potted plants in this area can remain in place year round and will be naturally acclimatized by the gradualness of the changing light, from full sun ,to part , to full shade and back again. But if a plant in that area needs full sun or I want it to remain a sun grower year round, then I need to move it to a spot that will continue to get full sun as winter approaches, and similarly for a shade loving plant. If a plant that was sitting in full sun spring through fall is left in its increasingly shady spot for too long it then cannot be moved directly back into a full sun location because it has been ‘shaded down’. It will need to be re-acclimatized to full sun.
Great information! Thank you for sharing. You have a lot of different variety of plants and would love it if you could "please" do a video on this explaining the subject matter further. This would be very beneficial to those who have similar condition and location to yours. I'm sure A lot of people would be interested in what you know. 🥰
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK - Yes, it’s a good and important topic for a video. I hope to cover subjects like this going forward with my channel.
Ma'am, may I know if I can expose my Blue Rose and Cat's Claw to full sun?..i already acclimatise them but I still don't know if I should expose them
Yes you can. Check the weather report in your area and if there's rain or cloudy days coming for about 3 days, then exposed them to the sunny area provided you already have acclimatized them.
Okay, Thank you Ma'am..I will do that tomorrow..❤️❤️❤️
Hi Liz! I'm wondering how often you refresh/replace soil for your plants, and if you ever prune or trim the roots?
Just like my watering....(LOL)....when they need it....Hahaha
Most of my mother plants are still in their original soil except one. Saw that it's not growing anymore so I replaced the soil and trim off the roots after 3 years being in the same pot.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thanks for the info!!
Is it ok to move a plant that has been growing in direct sun into a shaded or particularly shaded area without climatizing first?
From sun to shade no problem. It's only from shade to direct sun that is the problem because they'll burn.
Salamat kaayo.
Your videos are very helpful. Do you sell succulents?
Only local pick up when they come and visit my garden. I don't have that much to sell yet since I'm still growing them for my garden.
Ano ho ba ang temperature sa inyong area during summer. Dito po sa Texas, during summer, 90 to 100 F, super hot, my succulents are dull and the leaves becomes soft and fall off the stem.
I think we have similar weather. Winter temperature can go down up to -11°Celcius or 12°Fahrenheit. Summer temperature can go as high as 45°Celcius or 113°Fahrenheit
I’m in Brisbane Liz, Can i put them out to get morning sun starting for an hour a day and increasing each day? Then they go back under my pagola which is 100% cover. Thank you 😊
As I've mention in the video, once you have it out in the morning sun, better to slowly give it more and more sun, rather than putting in back to where it's 100% covered. Every time it's put back into shade, you'll have to start all over again and the plant will not color up. Just be mindful that in summer, a lot of Echeveria agavoides will lose its color if exposed to full sun.
The fastest way to acclimatized them is to place them in a 50% UV shade cloth area.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Thank you :)🥰
If I can only do a portion of what you have done.
What is tissue culture?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant_tissue_culture
Liz you keep the Succulent in full sun then you have to water them every alternative day ...as per my experience.
I hardly water my succulents especially the ones grown out in full sun. Maybe once a month when there's no rain.
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I water whenever my soil meter reading shows in full dry ....Red
Thank you maam Liz for the info .luckily birds don't eat your plants .
Yes they do.
Watching from Philippines
I love watching your vedios
Thanks for watching.
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I have directly transfer an aloe from shade to sun and it has been burn by the sun. I have been able to save it😆Will not do it again
Yup! Been there done that too...LOL I now never forget.
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It stopped raining. Yay!
Rained a little bit last night and forecast 3 more days on and off.
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