Prune and Replant Succulent Aeoniums & Senecios
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Find out how, when and why to use senecio and aeonium cuttings as gap-fillers, what to do when the plants get leggy, and how to fix gaps after aeoniums bloom and die.
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Looks fantastic!
The squirrels 🐿 are the enemies of my landscape succulents-not the volunteer gardeners I need. They don’t eat the succulents, but they frequently uproot them. I walk through regularly recovering plants. Every area has its growing challenges.
I sympathize. I have a squirrel in my lower garden that's undermining the slope.
Debra Lee Baldwin ⛏🐿 not good!
These are so gorgeous 🤩
I was just thinking about when is a good time to behead. Thank you for the info and motivation!
Hi Debra! Great video and an incredibly quick fix! The finishing touch looks great. Thank you for sharing. From the garden city of India to you, have a succulent weekend! Cheers and God bless.
Great idea
Such good tips thank you
Debra, if you’re every looking for a garden to work on for your show, I live nearby! 😂
What kind of aeoniums are these? There are so many varities, I'm trying to choose only the ones I really like and these look great.
Hi Lisa -- They're either Aeonium canariense or A. urbicum (which is similar but has smooth, glossy leaves instead of slightly fuzzy ones). I love them---they're large, pest-free, branching, and colony forming. Be sure to check out the Aeonium gallery on my site, debraleebaldwin.com.
@@QueenofSucculents Thanks a million! I'll pick some up
If you find a good source would you LMK? I don't know where to tell people to find them, other than succulent swaps.
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@@QueenofSucculents ok, will do!
So glad I found this! I received a “mystery plant” as a gift a few years ago.. just found out it’s a Aeonium glutinosum. It has just grown up and up and up....... and up! It’s indoor. Do you recommend I cut off the rosette and repot? Will my very long stem flower again?
Hi Ashley -- It depends. Find detailed info about aeoniums at: debraleebaldwin.com/aeonium-photos-labeled-feel-free-to-use/
Help!!! My aeonium sunburst is getting brown blotches on it? What am I doing wrong? They are so beautiful
If it’s in full hot sun , it may have gotten a bit sunburned. Many of the hybrids and variegated Aeoniums don’t tolerate full summer sun very well, especially if they have been prevented from taking their summer rest / dormancy by being watered. They are fine in full sun during cooler weather. If it’s sunburnt, don’t worry, it will grow fresh new foliage soon now that their fall through spring growing season is here. You may consider moving it to a part sun area.
It's probably just sunburned, but browning can be due to abrasion as well.
The senecio or aeonium doesn’t need to callous over?
Hi Connie -- I don't bother with these particular plants. But if you have a succulent that you can't risk losing, yes, take that precaution.