How to Separate Succulents: Removing Babies/Offsets with Sucs for You!
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Filmed under a macro lens and grow lights: Watch this quick demonstration on how to separate baby succulents from the main plant, including: Haworthia Fasciata 'Zebra' (0:17), Echeveria Prolifica (not pulidonis...) (01:44) and an Echeveria Lola. Also includes a 'potting' demo when we repot the Lola (08:45).
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i like that you protected the spider and told us how useful they are to protecting the plant.
Yes! They are so helpful!
“Buy one plant get 6 free” [Home depot been real quiet since] 😂
Thank you! I have an echeveria that I saved from my wedding bouquet. It's been growing strong and healthy for 3 years and I've propagated a few leaves into new baby plants but only a few survived. This summer though, the mother plant decided to grow about 6 or more baby offshoots between the leaves! I wasn't sure how to separate them from the mother, so this video helped. Unfortunately about 80% of the mother plant seems to have died....it has a nice rosette of leaves at the top, but all the leaves below that are squishy and shriveled. I think I let the babies grow too long from mother....they're actually quite large and most have touched the soil because of their weight, they all have nice full rosettes and the tips of the leaves are a lovely blue/purple color. I'm going to separate the babies to grow on their own, and do what I can to remove dead leaves from the mother while leaving that nice rosette on top and see how it goes.
Nice! Sounds like you've had good success with a very special Echeveria! Makes sense she's tired from all those babies lol!
Started out with four and now I just can't stop buying them...... everytime I see them sitting all sad in a grocery I just have to get them and they're usually already named by the time I'm in the car😆
This is a story we are all very familiar with ;)
Naming them Awww....so cute
Same happened with me. I am so obsessed with succulents now
I named one of my haworthias plasticy
You just described my life XD
i love the way you handled the echeveria Lola. So nicely took away the pumice, then dug up the plant, then separated the pup. Everything done carefully slowly and lovingly. So nice really.
Thank you Christina!
I love how you have such a calm energy, I'm in southwest florida my mom just moved to Arizona, and we've always been so close. At 20 you think your ready for anything but with her being so far for the first time I suddenly realized I didn't know as much as I thought; she left me her plants, and when I stated missing her I took therapy in the plants! Recently have been adding to a growing succulent collection and trying to propagate my first batch of 10 leaves, I wake up everyday and check to see if they have roots! I also grab my computer and sit outside watching your videos! Love the way you talk about the plants and also filming style! It's nice to listen while I'm playing/moving around my "lil baby" succulents. Being in Florida's 70% humidity has been a learning curve for me with these plants! Thank you for all of your knowledge & also comfort during this crazy transitional time!
Hi Sky! This is all so sweet...and yep, many of us find great solace in our plants/gardens. I laughed when you said you check for roots everyday... don't you know a watched prop never grows? ;) Or it seems soooo slow... we've all been there! The secret is to have a lot of plants to distract you in the meantime :D
I'm in the same humidity boat... two fans on the porch to keep the air moving seems to do the trick. I listen to a lot of podcasts and free audiobooks while I work - mostly classics and it's lovely having someone read to me while being able to play in the dirt ;) Thank you for watching and dropping me this lovely note. I'm easy to catch on Instagram @sucsforyou if you have any questions AND you can come join our group if you'd like! A lot of people from Houston and similar climates to yours....I'll show you some other groups with great helpful people too - facebook.com/groups/sucsforyou/
Yesss! You're the best I followed the fb groups and beautiful insta! Fans on the porch is a great idea, I've got one and never thought about turning it on for the succulents! Thanks for the feedback
Welcome welcome!!
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I got into beauty shopping as therapy but have always loved gardening I think before even birth! Lol! Now I been collecting different cacti and they are slow but some grow faster. Appreciate this video as I been transplanting many soon will have a cacti jungle in my patio. Have grown a few beautiful hibiscus also! Beauty (makeup) and gardening I love colors! Happy gardening it is very therapeutic, also a nice long walk/run. I live in S. California near Venice beach/Santa Monica.
Ive just started my succulent journey this last year and am loving it. You have to read and learn so much. Thank you for your advice. These take a lot of patients and care.
This has been very helpful for me today! Also, are those diamond doves I hear in the background?
I'm glad it helped! And I'm pretty sure they're white-winged doves :)
I love ALL of your videos! I am a succulent "newbie" and must say I'm learning quite a bit from you. It is a very addicting hobby, but I love it! Please do more of the removing offsets in the future :)
Thanks Susan!! It's sooo addicting!
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Another removing offsets video! Just in case you missed it :) ua-cam.com/video/JX8VBzYowvw/v-deo.html
This tutorial was so helpful. I like that you zoom in so we can see up close how to properly do it. Thank you for that!
Thank you AZPam! 😘
I just love this Echeveria. The shape of the leaves is beautiful. So perfect. Thanks.
In my opinion, it is good if we can change the soil during first repotting, after buying it from supermarkets. I found that the soil they use is not suitable for long term.
Nice collection you have there! Hello from Malaysia! ❤️
Yes, you are right!
All of your plants are looking so happy and healthy :) Love the Rose quarts - I collect crystals and succulents - they go together so nicely
Hey Michael! Thanks! I am glad I've kept up with my rocks for so many years - they do pair nicely with our plants!
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Just found your channel! Subscribed! Finally someone who knows what they’re talking about and isn’t boring!
A lot of plant people are boring, I’ve worked for a few nurseries and garden centers and it motivates me to motivate younger people to get to doing plant related things!
I am repotting a tiny overgrown succulent and have 21 small offshoots. I only realized I had so many because a buried centipede startled me into dropping it!
Watching this now to see what to do do and you encountered a spider too!
I love that you so soft with your plant.. Someone never care for its.
Beautiful plants. Love to watch such videos during quarantine time. Stay home stay safe.
Thank you! You too!!
I got a giant Echeveria from IKEA a couple of days back and there are 4 big pups shooting out, which I'm going to separate and repot. This is very helpful, so thank you!
I have a zebra baby and will save this for future propagating. I’m in zone 9B CA. Your Lola is so pretty
I have recently found your channel. I love about 1hr away north from Houston. I’m a total newbie so I’m excited to learn. I’m very impatient so I check them everyday, but I’m learning this hobby takes time.🌵
Thank-You for posting this! I am one month into my succulent journey, and I am so excited!! I am currently trying to figure out the best way to re-pot my babies; together, separately, next size up in pots or just go super large 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ I'm wanting to learn!! (Im also from Texas, Conroe area- but living in Florida)
This is the first video I've seen of yours and I LOVE YOUR VIBE! I can't wait to watch more of your videos! Thanks for putting out this great content :D
Thank you!!! :D
Beautiful succulents you have. Thanks for sharing this with us
Thank you for sharing on how to do the cutting of offsets ang repoting it ...
I have an ech letizia hybrid and its quite an aggressive grower. I was amazed it growing so rapidly overnight when I first got it, stretching toward the window
I absolutely love your Lola specimen! It's so healthy and pretty
It's stretched out
Prasenjeet Saha actually, that is just how the plant grows! You can tell that a plant is etiolated if it’s leaves have a lot of space between them, which Lolas do not. Look up pictures on google, and you’ll see :)
I love your videos, I am inspired to create my own succulent garden. I am more confident now of how to handle my over brown succulents... Thank you...And keep posting g new ideas
Thank you! Happy gardening!!
It's so cool to see other succulent moms from Houston 🌱💕
I agree! And there are quite a few of us!!
Vanessa Bee I know, I feel so connected.
I have a FB group for locals and others and if you find me on Instagram I can tag you in a local group post so you can see who all is in the area!
CC-ing you too Barbara -- I have a FB group for locals and others and if you find me on Instagram I can tag you in a local group post so you can see who all is in the area!
Sucs For You! I would love to be apart of them!
This is a really helpful video! 🙏😊I received some free succulents from my sister-in-law today and there are pups on some of them. 😁😊I didn't know how to go about it until I saw this video! Thank you so much!
Awesome!! Thanks for letting me know it helped ;) And those are my favorite type of sucs...free! :D
Sucs For You! I know, right!!! 😄😁😃 I'm driving 128 miles right now to get some more! Also free! Well, technically not, 'cause I'm spending for gas, but I'm pretty sure I'm going home with a ton of them. I need them for my new home. 😆😆😆😍😍😍 I'm making my backyard an exclusive to succs backyard...at least, around my patio in the back! 😊😊😊 sorry, comment got soooo long...can't stop raving over succs! 😊😁
HA!! Now that's commitment :) Come show us what you got in the group soon! facebook.com/groups/sucsforyou/
Sucs For You! Thank you so much! I'm on my way home now. I didn't get a lot. I was too shy to take as much as I wanted. I'll have to buy more. 🤣😁
This video was very helpful! I've got a new succulent mom that is growing a baby and got a bit worried but now I know what to do
Awesome!! Good luck!
Thanks so much I have two babies coming underneath my succulent and I had no idea what to do!!!!! You saved my plants YAY thanks
YAY!! Glad to help!!!
Great demo - thank you for sharing. I am on my second rendition of my first suc garden. Have lots of babies to take care of soon so this is timely.
Happy to help!! Enjoy your babies :)
I just got into succs bout a month ago...i figured if i could make babies from them then i could probably grow them. So far so good got a couple that have hairs and little growths...from Houston also! Alief
Propagation- nation! And hello from HTOWN! I hope your babies grow nice and strong - it's a bit more challenging here w/ our heat and humidity but just think... their babies will be little hulks!
About to repot a succulent trio brought back from IKEA and the firecracker has shot out a pup, so this was super helpful, thank you! Xx
Awesome! I got a Haworthia from IKEA 5 years ago and it's still really happy!
@@SucsForYou can I just leave the babies on the plant I'm lazy😔
@@tonitone1160 Absolutely lol!
Holy crap! your Lola is GORGEOUS!!!
I've lost so many of these not knowing what to do with them & bought a chick n' been over the summer with a bunch of babies, going the babies would just spread in my new pot, but they've not come away from the Mama very much?? I did not cut them away yet, so they're still just growing from underneath. It's getting to be fall, so I guess I'll cut them away??
I'm very appreciative of your videos!!
My favorite hwawortia zebra. Nice vlog .happiness in leaf 🍃 vlog
Thanks for the very helpful tutorial! Also, I love how you choose to keep the spider on the plant to keep away pests. I found a spider on my succulent, freaked out, and just killed it XD.
Very helpful video!!! At 8:00 in the video, I was wondering if you would let that piece develop roots before putting in a pot, or do you just put it right in the pot? Thanks!
I’m new to this but I do recognize that my purple plant has 10 babies😄thanks for this video👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the response. I will try.
Beautifull little pieces of art they are
If the point of not touching it is to not leave fingerprints then wouldnt wearing gloves be a solution? Great video! Very informative!👏
Thank you! And gloves may help a bit depending on the material but I don't think they'd be 100% 🙏
Enjoyed, liked and subscribed! Succulents are my new love. Thank you!
😘 Thank you Deb!
Im so GLAD u saved the little spider......! Enjoyed ur show. Just discovered u!!....u seem very sweet...me too TEXAS cept far West!! I learned smt new ...yea! I saved a spider today was late 4 WORK..got in trouble.....i would do it again.....pooi organic garden ..leave our delicate eco-dysems3 alone....lots critters out here TOO!! Karen fr WTexas
Love this one... I watched this one when I took my baby haworthias out. So helpful.
One of my succulents had pups growing between the leaves going up the stem. I have no idea what to do! I just saw it today, so this video was my first stop trying to figure it out 😬
Hi hello I’m new subscribers watching from California good propagation tips thanks for sharing stay safe plants are so beautiful
Thanks and welcome!!
Hello thankyou I just like your channel and sub. How many days to wait when pups and leaves are separated before planting? How often do you water?
However long it takes for the cuttings to dry and heal... here's a more recent video with more information - ua-cam.com/video/e-mzR6vI2KI/v-deo.html
Great video, very informative and fun to watch....thanks for sharing.
Hi sexy
You could use a small spoon to remove most or your little rocks. I use one and it does come in handy. You should give it a try. It also save your fi her nails
How’d you get that Lola to grow that many leaves ? It looks cool to me . I may have asked already, but what kinda grow light do you use ? It actually looks like you’re near an east facing window around 6 pm in summer 😊
I had a west facing screened porch :) I had to turn her a LOT! The plant was a few years old and I never topped it so it just kept stacking up leaves lol! And I use the 6 bulb T5s here but I only have 2 bulbs on most of the time so you can get the 4 bulb and it should be plenty! amzn.to/2ZnL6dM
I love your videos! I’m learning a lot. Once the echo Echeveria babies are removed....how long should it sit out to callous? And then when you pot in fresh succulent soil...do you water right away?
Please watch my newest video - it's linked in the video description 🙏
Great video and such a beautiful succulent Andrea! I have an Echeveria Lola and I can't wait till she gets that big lol Thank you so much for sharing!
Gracias Stacey!
First video I've seen of yours, didn't see your screen name until you said it. Made me laugh, love it! Thank you for sharing❤️🌿
Thank You I know now that I need to let them grow a little more to cut them
How do you get the rosettes to be like that???? Wow!
Good light!
I love your videos, so much good information. I just started with succulents and I'm so glad I found your videos because they were sure to meet a quick demise with my over watering. I pulled them all out of the wet soil and I'm mixing some new soil for them now. I just bought them from Home Depot last week.
I live in Tampa, FL and the days are already up to between 85 and 95 degrees. We haven't had much rain yet, our rainy season is usually mid to late summer. My question is, can I put these succulents and cacti in the morning sun or do you think it's too intense and will burn them? I currently have them on my screened lanai where they only get indirect light, no direct rays and I'm concerned they won't get enough light.
I was going to attach pictures but there's not an option here in the comments section.
Maybe a silly question, but with the plain terms, could you scB that over and plant it?
Leave it scab
Yes :)
@@SucsForYou Thank you :)
I'm new to succulent's to and LOVE IT SO MUCH but sadly where i live u can only grow certain ones.
U have a Pretty Succulents 😍🥰👍 Collection ,but why r those white stones in the pot?Thanks
Pumice! Good for drainage and just looks pretty as a top dressing :)
@@SucsForYou Thanks
Hi, great video, quick question, when taking off pups or sproutlings (hahaha) to replant, you let them sit out to calice over, but how about the parent plant. In addition, for aloes, does this also apply to both pups and parent plant. With regards to jade plants, you let the leaves dry out and supposedly put then on top of wet soil and water once till they root, is this true? I have a jade that I got from walmart. Was about 2" tall, now it's about a foot tall and want to grow more from the leaves. Any suggestions would be appreciated
Always let anything that has been cut or compromised callous before introducing water, damp soil, or any soil for that matter, to reduce fungal/bacterial infection ;)
Very much appreciate the response, I can't wait to start all this :)
The Lola is extraordinary! Never see them here. Do you know where to order them?
I would try Etsy!
Hello, I wanted to ask, because I did not find a result. You managed to grow something from the second echeveria, light green. Where did you cut off either a flower or a baby. What has grown? Or was it dead?
It was a baby :) Not all Echeverias produce offsets like that but E. prolifica does!
@@SucsForYou Thank you very much))
I have an echeveria that needs to be repotted and separated. There are probably seven rosettes total. The stems are VERY long. When you mentioned the video to let it form a callous and dry out, how long does that take? Should the cuttings be kept in sunlight?
Do you have any tips for keeping those lil nats away from the soil? ♥️🙏🏻
Let the soil dry for several days between waterings 🙏
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You are so right. I thought about your advice and realized that this is very true.
Thank's so much for your time and help.😊
Quick question, can you skip the drying step if the stems of the pups have roots on them?
If water/bacteria enters a cut, it can cause rot. Even if it already has some roots...
@@SucsForYou Thanks!
Hi love ur videos, I wanted ur help to understand how my Echevaria Mazarine and Sedeveria green rose, just started turning black and dry and then died, I couldn't revive them 😔 used to water them every 7-10 days though. Any advice would be appreciated please.
Could it be the heat?
Hi, maybe, but I got them indoors for the summer, and kept them in a bright spot with no direct sunlight to avoid heat. My senecia mountain fire has outgrown it's pot and has small pups. They were all placed in the same spot.
@@allydias341 Hmmm - well if your pots have drainage holes and a good fast draining soil, it's not an issue with watering.
thanks for the newest video! I really enjoy seeing all of your plants. quick question, do you spritz your cuttings and leaves to help with roots to grow? I have heard some people say it is better and others say dont do it!
Thanks for watching!! So I'm on the 'don't water till roots' side of the fence. If they don't have roots, they have no way to take in water. Misting leaves does nothing but make them wet and they don't really like having wet leaves. Once the cuttings are dry, you can pot in damp soil, but again, no roots = no drink. The moisture may help keep them fresh if it's really hot out or if they weren't hydrated before being propagated, but without roots, they have no way to take in he moisture. Unless they're lithops and similar species that can absorb moisture through all of their surfaces... and you really don't want to get those wet!
Those zebra ones I have two they are so cute! I find a bit of shade is best for them. The planter I have bear my rosemary giving only a bit of shade that one is greener than my other planter in full sun is gone all grey color I’ll move to a more shady spot.
I think you're right!
I had cut off my baby succulent from its mother at the midway point of the stem ? The cut was not up against the mother plant stem :( Now my mother plant has random stems sticking out from its main stem . I am worried the stems will hurt my mother succulent such as rot ? Since the cut portions of the stems are covered in soil . Should I pull the plant out again and cut the excess stems sticking out ? thank you!!
Hi Andrea! Eds here from @TerraPod in Instagram. That Lola looks really great!
Hey there!! Fancy running into you here :D
I got some succulents yesterday (all of them appear to be a part of the crassulaceae family) and my crassula perforata has a baby growing on one of the middle leaves, how do i remove it to grow it?
If I understand correctly, that's how they grow.
I have a question someone gave me some cuttings of succulents what is the best way to plant them do I just plant them in the dirt or do I have to let them on the end crust over until they grow a root
What if the offshoot is in the middle of the main rosette and not at the bottom? How would you transplant and would you have to dig up the whole echiveria?
That tends to be a flower, not an offset... look up terminal flowers in Echeverias :)
Hi I am watching your UA-cam video separating Baby echeveria. I am looking for an echeveria pinky, would you know where I might find one?
Do you mean this? mountaincrestgardens.com/echeveria-pinky?aff=5 - if so, you can sign up for an email notification for when they're back in stock :)
OR did you mean this? www.etsy.com/listing/827292968/echeveria-trumpet-pinky?ref=shop_home_active_52&crt=1
I'm new to gardening.. the pup came off without any roots.. will it propogate?
Yes, it grows new roots
Beautiful succulent thanks for this video it was very helpful
Thank YOU!
Hi beautiful girl
Super helpful and useful. Subscribed :)
Thank you for the great video. If I separate a pup that has roots on it, is it safe for roots to dry and be exposed to light? I'm worried!
Thank you! It's safe for them to be dry but protect from too much light until it's dry enough to be repotted.
Sucs For You! Thank you for the reassurance!
You're welcome!! ;)
Beautiful thank you for sharing this video
Glad you enjoyed it!
For how long do you leave the pups to dry before planting them?
About a week :)
How I will take care of the succulents during the winter season in Houston. Can I leave them in my porch all day and night or I should put them inside of my garage. Thanks
There might be a couple of weeks where the temps stay in the 40s ... you may want to put them somewhere warmer while still providing good light. If you can't give them good light, cut waaaay back on watering before it gets cold to induce dormancy ;)
I saw that root just fly off that last pull of the harworthia zebra plant 🤭 is the orange under the plant not rust disease?
Haworthia roots often die off and the plant uses them for food! I think the orange is normal for older leaves but I did have it potted in an old fire pit that was getting rusty and it could have caused that too.
@@SucsForYou learn something new everyday! Thanks
Great information. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Oh I meant to ask you if you've ever heard of the succulent source? If not look them up I've ordered from them and I first got 7 cuttings to see how they'd act and they were only. 90 cents each and all of them have taken off with roots!
That's great to hear! I've heard of them!
I've seen some new leaves coming out of my haworthia, but I dont know if I should remove them as in separate them or not. I mean what's the criteria, why not let them all grow together?
You can leave them together or separate them to make more room in the pot or give some away :)
Do you have a video showing how you remove the babies on a cobweb succulent?
No but it will be similar to the Haworthia in this video!
What's the difference between an Echeveria Blue Rose and an Echeveria Lola? I have a succulent that looks very similar to the two but I can't figure out which one it is. Does care vary between either plant type?
Hello what does it mean to leave it to dry up?
I have an echevaria variant with pups and not sure what to do after snipping it off
Hi thanks for sharing the videos.I just want to know which materials you use to grow succelants. basically I want to know about the soil and compost for succelants
Hi Amit! My potting 'recipe' is posted here: sucsforyou.com/care-tips/#soil
Thank you.
My zebra plant made pups that's still with the mom plant(?) It didn't grow from the base of the mom plant, but within it's leaves. How do I separate the babies?
I'd give them more time - they should start pushing out roots
I’m new here, just wanted to say hi! Loved this video and I’m starting to get into succulents lately as a hobby ❤️
Hi! Thanks for dropping by! Have fun! :D
Help?? I have an Echeveria Lola, and there is a sprout coming out the top. What is it? Why is it doing that? Thank you!
One of my succulents 'Jasmine' looks a bit like Echeveria Prolifica but i'm not too sure.. She's not in the best condition right now though. She flowered a few weeks back, i think the flowers were white if i remember correctly - those flowers were at the ends of those long ones in a batch that died within about 3 days. I don't know what kind of Echiveria it is but you got any idea of what?
I'm not sure! The white flowers don't ring a bell. Flowers can be a strain on the momma so hopefully she cheers up again :)
@@SucsForYou Alright, thank you :)
I totally got over excited with zebra pups and plucked them off too early, lol. I think it had only been a month and a half or maybe two months since I first saw them. When do you know it's the right time for them?
You can (and should probably) leave them until they have roots of their own ;) Just safer that way!
@@SucsForYou mine has roots and I tried to air dry it but after a day, it looks like it is about to die :( so I plant it. Is that okay?
Love your channel name! ❤
Thank you!
Hello, great video. I just bought my first succulent today. It looks like the last one you showed but the tips are an orange/reddish color. It's a little thing but already has a baby. I don't think I should separate just yet, right? And I'm not sure what to replant it into. Soil and stones are in yours? Thanks
Thanks Krista! It's hard to say w/out a pic but I'd leave the baby in place until it's bigger or starts putting out its own roots - and here's a link to my soil 'recipe' -- :) sucsforyou.com/care-tips/#soil
Can you plant the calloused pup right away or do roots have to form first?
You can plant it but watering isn't advised since the plant has no way to uptake moisture :)
Thanks for the response. Ive been saving succulents from the store and trying to re pot them but am new. There were large pups forming in the middle of the main plant causing it to separate. I couldnt really pluck them off so I had to cut them. Im letting them dry a few days. Should I start them in regular soil? I geel the gritty soil may not have enough nutrients? Thanks for the reply!
@@atamisk21 Why not try both types of soil? 🙏