|| WHAT IS FARINA ? ||
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- If you have more than a few succulents in your collection you may have noticed that some of them are covered in powdery coating Farina is a protective coating that helps the plant stay healthy when exposed to extreme conditions and even insects. You have to be extremely Careful while handling succulents covered in farina as it’s incredibly easy to wipe it away.
If you want to clean your succulent,then try to use a soft make up brush with a gentle touch. Farina is waterproof which means that it repels water.
Some , fungicides, pesticides may also remove the coating so use these types of products with care.
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@@LushGardener Thank you for sharing your tips
Nice informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
You are so helpful. I just started collecting succulents and I have learned so much from watching your various videos. I've owned many houseplants and orchids but succulents are a different game all together! I've come to love succulents so much that I'm moving away from my houseplants! Thank you very much and please keep making more videos. Also, I am leaf propagating some of my succulents and there are many contradicting videos so, once I have the leaf cuttings calloused and laid onto the soil, can I put it under my grow light? How long do I have to wait to start misting the cuttings? Thank you again!
I completely agree on that yes a lot of confusing info… but I guess that’s because everyone has a very different environment and yes I have watched those videos too unfortunately most of times I haven’t seen an update video on those 🤣🤣
But what I usually suggest is to be on safer side I have had my share of failures And then learnt from those mistakes I used to initially mist the leaves and they were unsuccessful.
Coming to your propagation yes keep them under grow lights but not too close or directly under it just offer bright light the new pup will be sensitive this is a tricky part it’s need light but not strong ….
Secondly don’t mist the mother leaf at any given point ….
That’s brings us to when. To water …. Start to moisten the soil when you start noticing roots on your mother leaf that’s it…don’t keep the soil dry for too long as you will be conducting the propagation indoor watering should be less as the soil will dry much slowly compared to outdoor
Maintain very slight moisture in soil when u see roots 😊
Once I get back from holidays will make a full video on leaf propagation under diff growing conditions as an example
@@LushGardener Wow! Thank you so much for the quick reply and the in-depth information. I live in Northern California where it is dry, hot in the summer but cool in the winter. I am growing them indoors, yes. I will keep watching for your videos and I have selected to receive all notifications of your uploads, I will surely get them. Thank you agin very much and have a safe and Happy New Year!!!
@@HauteModesty thank you so much yes to be on safer side just avoid misting on the leaves 😊
Happy New Years to you have a wonderful healthy year ahead 😊
Good information and this word is absolutely new to me. So thanks.
Yes it’s new .... also many people clean it off hahaha so it’s very important that u leave it as it is
Came here after you specified the term "Farina" on the instagram for my comment 💙
Hey hi Manoj… hope this video was helpful 😊
@@LushGardener Yes 🥳✨💚
@@Manoj-si5es thank you so much 😊
Wow what an excellent video .... I actually didn’t know what farina is 😂🙏🏼
Glad you liked it!!
This was something new to me...I never ever heard about this word - Farina from anyone till now. No nursery or experts but good that you shared n I learned something new🤟.
yes a lot of ppl mistaken it for something dangerous infact it is very very important for succulents
Wow Monroe is so beautiful thanks for educating me about farina
Your welcome
I just cleaned my plants farina off 😩. Does anyone know how I can still protect it? Or tell me what will happen without it?
oh no …the leaves which you cleaned the farina it won’t come back …but don’t worry as the new leave will grow they will have farina on them …well there won’t be very adverse effects but now the succulent can’t handle very strong sun and those leaves without farina won’t be waterproof but don’t worry wait until
the new leaves appear as the succulent grows
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Plant Enthusiast Nagaland thank you 😊
Farina! Iz my X, and you just reminded me of her I'm completely disturbed rn!! Please find me Farina 🙄😂 I miss her 😑
Tabrez Ahmed so sorry to hear Tht 😊as I said farina once gone can never com back 😁😁
Hahahahah
My area is very dusty. How do I remove the dust and not remove the Farina?
Especially because the dust is super chipku. Will a make up brush be enough because what I gather after watching the video, wiping with a cloth is an absolute no.
yes wiping with cloth is absolutely no ….again not alll succulents have farina ….but it best not to rub …..if the soft make up brush is not effect use a ballon blower…..I too get a lot of dust the balloon blower will just blow it all