I did a tree circle around my 60 year old sugar maple. I saw videos on UA-cam about putting flowers in the circles. It didn't appeal to me as well as a moss plant. I saw these golden moss sedums at Lowe's. I bought 3 & planted them. I later found some blue spruce sedum on a website. I thought about mixing that in to go around the whole tree. Care & texture looked the same. The circle was dug out. Topsoil was added. The sedums were planted. Clay buster mulch went in between everything. Project looks great!
This is my update... More sedums were added in the mix. Yellow bouquet, firecracker, lemon coral, & coral reef. Irish & Scottish moss and portulaca was also added. It turned out to be a beautiful project. 🌾🌿🍀🐀🐾
Love this, awesome job teaching us how to propagate! I just purchase Sedum Angelina to use as a ground cover. Happy I had sense enough to UA-cam how to propagate. Now, I can multiply without spending lots of money. Great job! 🌺🌻🌹🌼
ive just gotten into sedums. I really like them for the color and ease of propagations. Bought some of the lows garden tiles and have 20 clippings from it to start more
I have 2 sea urchins and half of the pot doed off but the other half that gets full sun is thriving. I love this video. The music is so calming and it's so fun to watch!
I love all of these! I have lots of succulents but now I am thinking I need sedums! I have some dragons blood cuttings and have to pot them up. Thanks for this great video.
Very informative and very beautiful! I am quickly becoming a sedum junkie!! I’m hoping I’m in correct zone for sedum success! 🤞🏻🤞🏻Thanks for posting this!!
Thank you so much.❤️❤️❤️ Sedums are one of my favorite succulents because they're hardy and very easy to propagate. Hope you'll have more success with taking care and multiplying your sedums.
Hello. With regards to watering, sedums love it when you water them from the bottom when the soil is already dry. For the very stable ones, i just leave them under the sun and rain and they do just fine. They grow without too much attention. Well, that works for me with our climate here in our area.
hey the i love sedums cuz they are adorable but i do want to know how do u care for sedum dragons blood cuz mine doesn really like the sun even after aclamatised
Sedum dragons blood tend to dry out when exposed to too much sunlight but they need sun to show their stunning maroon color. So i just place them where they can only receive early to mid morning sun. I also cut them back often because they have the tendency to get leggy.
Help! I have a sedum japonicum tokyo sun (yellow variety) in cactus mix, five weeks since potted (shipped unpotted), that is in an approximately one liter pot (full soil), and it is very sparse now; much is dry and brown and pulls out easily (no roots). There are some good looking one inch growths but not much. I assume I have been watering too lightly, once per week. I would add a photo here if I could. What would you recommend I do to try and revive this stressed and thinned plant? Maybe increase the volume (but not the frequency) of watering? Salvage by propagating what remains as cuttings?
I would recommend propagating the good looking ones through cuttings. That way, it will help it to become dense and you have a higher chance of successful propagation. If you potted it five weeks ago, it should have grown new roots on its own by now. I'm wondering why it pulls out easily with no roots. Maybe the soil is a bit dry. You may try bottom watering to make sure the soil will be fully saturated. Hope this helps. And let me know how it turned out afterwards.
I need to propagate 100s of Angelina's and I don't have a lot of doner plants. Can I just grow 4 spaced out in a cut off one gallon milk jug, instead of planting so many in one pot?
Yes, you can definitely do that. Angelinas are very prolific. They can outgrow the pot in no time even if you plant a tiny bit of them. As they grow, you can keep on beheading them and replant the cuttings.
I love it, I like it, I enjoyed watching it, I shared it, I adore it, I love to propagate , I love the way you represents it, it’s clean, it’s simple but BEAUTIFUL It’s so satisfying, it’s so educational... thank you so much 🌵🪴🌱 JONAH
Hi there. Thanks for watching. 🥰 It's a tweezer for holding plants. I bought it online. You can search for "aquarium tweezers" if you want to buy online.
Ang gaganda.... very colorful... I am Mang Juans Daughter... I just click my Papa's Subs... and randomly I choose... this is a nice video... my father really loves gardening....
Thank you.☺️ I started watering the newly planted cuttings when i already saw signs of root growth. I only water slightly, not too much, just to make the soil moist.
Opps Its me.. Mang Juan.. pinapanood ka ng anak ko.. kaya pala pangiti ngiti sya... haha... ang ganda ng quality ng garden soil.. tiyak na maganda ang result ng halaman dyan...12 pots in a row... wow... new plants again...Acquiring without spending... that good idea.. haha
Kaya pala dalawa nagcomment. The other one is your daughter. ☺️ Nakakatuwa naman. Pag sa succulents po, it's really better to use good quality soil para magthrive sila.
@@Jha_Nix Yes ... My daughter. She is a nursing student... Maghapon nakatutok sa computer ... sumingit lang po ako... nag re relax yata kaninang napunta sa channel mo haha...
Thank you. I planted them in moist soil so i did not water them for about a week. Some of them roots fast within a week. Some takes 2 weeks to take root. When the soil seems dry already, i give them a good mist just to dampen the soil.
Good morning Janice ! I clicked liked button and shared it to Kay Vang ( she has also You Tube Channel -) about her garden and to Vic. Did you planted them in wet soil ? Then when do you water them ? I love love to propagate as well, my sedums need to be propagated they grew well like your description. This video is AWESOME, love 💕 love 💕 it,,, learning a lot from a well experienced mama plant 🪴 Again thank you for sharing, if I had a chance I will talk or send messenger to Vic . God bless always ♥️ JONAH
Thank you po for sharing. :) I appreciate you asked if i plant them in wet soil. I forgot to mention it in my video. I planted them in damp soil. Air drying is not necessarily required for sedums with tiny stems so I planted them right away. But I did not water them anymore. Will give them some water after 5-7 days. God bless you too.
Hello Maam Kay. We were just talking about you. You've been introduced to me by Maam Jonah. But i've been following and watching your videos for a year already. I'm your subscriber too. ☺️ I love your garden and all the whimsical succulent garden centers you visit and feature on your channel. I also love the background musics you use in your videos. You are an inspiration. Thank you so much 🥰
@@ksaewa1975 I am very pleased that I'm now having conversation with you. Yes, i will keep watching your videos. I've been your silent follower since i started following your channel but now i'm more eager to exchange words with you. 🥰
@@Jha_Nix - Yes, so glad we can talk, maybe someday if I come to the Philippine, I want to visit you and if you come to California please stop by to visit me, Janice! Hope we can meet in person someday. 🙏
In terms of watering, the best method for sedums is bottom watering. Bottom watering sedums involves placing the pot in a tray of water so that the soil absorbs moisture from the bottom. This prevents overwatering, encourages deep roots, and reduces the risk of leaf rot. It mimics their natural environment and supports their drought tolerance.
I know this is a older video, but I was hoping someone could help me out with one question I have. I have an assortment of sedum cuttings a friend gave me and said I could plant the cuttings in sand that I have from the Rock quarry, but these are in soil mix so now I'm really confused. Would someone please explain if planting cuttings in sand is a good or bad idea? I'm new to sedums so I'm confused. Thank you so very much. 🤗 Everyone please have a great day 😊
Hi. I'd be glad to answer your question. Sedum cuttings actually do great in sand. Sometimes, i propagate my sedums in pure sand that is a little bit moist. I notice there is less chance of rotting. You could give it a try.
Hello. It's a mixture of soil, pumice, coco peat and vermicast. You can alter the mixture depending on what's available as long as the potting mix you're going to make drains well. Hope that helps. Thank you
Hello. Hindi po dapat diligan agad kasi pwedeng mag rot. Sa moist soil ko po sila tinanim. Moist soil but not wet. Then after a week or two ko na sila didiligan after pakatanim or pag may nagform nang roots pero controlled watering lang.
Hello po. Yes po mas ok if bottom watering kasi pag laging nababasa ang leaves especially maliliit lang ang leaves nila, may tendency po na maging mushy at mag rot. Thanks
Sedum succulents thrive in well-draining soil that provides excellent drainage while retaining some moisture. A recommended soil composition is a blend of potting soil, coarse sand, and perlite or pumice in equal parts. This combination ensures that excess water drains quickly, preventing the roots from becoming waterlogged, which can lead to root rot. The addition of sand or perlite helps to create air pockets within the soil, promoting healthy root development and preventing the soil from compacting.
Salut. Je ne parle pas français mais je tiens à vous remercier d'avoir regardé et commenté. Si seulement je pouvais les nommer en français, je le ferais certainement. Avez-vous aussi une collection de succulentes?
After the cut sedum is planted in a pot, how does it take to actually start growing? Mine has been several months. Although they are rooted, they don't seem to grow at all.
It depends on the type of the sedum. Some sedums start growing within a month and could take up the entire pot in two months. While some type of sedums take longer to grow and get bushy.
Hello po. I make my own potting mix. Eto po ang link. Pwede din po kayo gumawa by following the ratio and materials that i use. Thanks ua-cam.com/video/spHshhL83Gw/v-deo.html
Hi. I only water them once the soil is already dry. As much as possible I use rainwater. It will also be beneficial if you bottom water them. Hope that helps.
@@vmaar Pinapaulanan ko po lahat ng mga succulents ko. But I make sure na kapag super dry na ang soil nila and alam ko na uulan, nagbobottom watering na po ako para masoak na yung roots nila sa water. Minsan po kasi pag biglang umulan tapos super dry ang soil, di agad nagpepenetrate ang water sa soil. Usually yung surface lang and yung leaves ang nababasa pero yung roots medyo dry pa din. Minsan yun po nagca-cause ng rot. And ang mga sedums need po i-trim once in a while kasi pag masyado nang stuffy and dikit dikit na masyado ang leaves.
Hello. If you just got your plants yesterday, let them adjust first to their new environment. After two weeks when they are already acclimated or adjusted, you can already propagate them.
我也非常喜歡sedum ！謝謝分享。
I did a tree circle around my 60 year old sugar maple. I saw videos on UA-cam about putting flowers in the circles. It didn't appeal to me as well as a moss plant. I saw these golden moss sedums at Lowe's. I bought 3 & planted them. I later found some blue spruce sedum on a website. I thought about mixing that in to go around the whole tree. Care & texture looked the same. The circle was dug out. Topsoil was added. The sedums were planted. Clay buster mulch went in between everything. Project looks great!
This is my update... More sedums were added in the mix. Yellow bouquet, firecracker, lemon coral, & coral reef. Irish & Scottish moss and portulaca was also added. It turned out to be a beautiful project. 🌾🌿🍀🐀🐾
Love this, awesome job teaching us how to propagate! I just purchase Sedum Angelina to use as a ground cover. Happy I had sense enough to UA-cam how to propagate. Now, I can multiply without spending lots of money. Great job!
🌺🌻🌹🌼
Thank you so much. ❤❤❤
Sedum Angelina is a great ground cover. Just keep propagating and it will reward you with a bed of lush-looking Angelina. 😊
@@Jha_Nix I did my first propagation yesterday. Today they are looking healthy and green. Thank you! Next I will try Autumn Joy.
@@joycemcinnis5457 did it work?
Love your sedum collection! Thanks for sharing your prop methods too. 🥰
Thank you. ☺️
I love growing sedums. They easily get so lush and look very pretty.
I love sedum. Some of my favorite plants to work with .
ive just gotten into sedums. I really like them for the color and ease of propagations. Bought some of the lows garden tiles and have 20 clippings from it to start more
I love sedums! They're so underrated. Your video is one of the best I've found showcasing different varietals. Thank you!
Thank you so much 🥰❤️
The plant is so beautiful and amazing. Cool!
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
I have 2 sea urchins and half of the pot doed off but the other half that gets full sun is thriving. I love this video. The music is so calming and it's so fun to watch!
Thank you. They get hardy when exposed to sunlight.
I love sedums too. They are good filler in an arrangement. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. Yes they are. 🥰
Very nice plants and video!♥️Love your collection!
Beautiful work! Thank you.
Thank you 🥰
I love all of these! I have lots of succulents but now I am thinking I need sedums! I have some dragons blood cuttings and have to pot them up. Thanks for this great video.
So lovely watching your video. The plants look so healthy .
Thank you so much ❤️☺️
Beautiful plants 🥰
Lovely succulents 👌🏿👌🏿👍💞
Thank you so much ☺️
what a beautiful succulents 😍😍😍😍
Thank you po ☺️
I really admire your succulent collections. They are beautiful💕
Thank you so much.❤️❤️❤️
Love your vid. I hope it also has care tips on sedums and bush succulent
Hello. I'm glad you like it. I will do a video on how to care for them. Hoping you'll look forward to that. Thank you ☺️
I love it!
Thank you ☺️
Super plants
Thanks
Beautiful succulent..
Done subs here
Can you grow them indoors on a window sill?
I love sedum too I'm a newbie here love your plants hope to grow mine like that too ❤️😍💕
Thank you so much ☺️
You can grow sedums like that too. Just give them the right location and proper care.
👍 nice
Very informative and very beautiful! I am quickly becoming a sedum junkie!! I’m hoping I’m in correct zone for sedum success! 🤞🏻🤞🏻Thanks for posting this!!
Thank you so much.❤️❤️❤️
Sedums are one of my favorite succulents because they're hardy and very easy to propagate. Hope you'll have more success with taking care and multiplying your sedums.
Please mention about watering,how often they should be watered???
Hello. With regards to watering, sedums love it when you water them from the bottom when the soil is already dry. For the very stable ones, i just leave them under the sun and rain and they do just fine. They grow without too much attention. Well, that works for me with our climate here in our area.
hey the i love sedums cuz they are adorable but i do want to know how do u care for sedum dragons blood cuz mine doesn really like the sun even after aclamatised
Sedum dragons blood tend to dry out when exposed to too much sunlight but they need sun to show their stunning maroon color. So i just place them where they can only receive early to mid morning sun. I also cut them back often because they have the tendency to get leggy.
Help! I have a sedum japonicum tokyo sun (yellow variety) in cactus mix, five weeks since potted (shipped unpotted), that is in an approximately one liter pot (full soil), and it is very sparse now; much is dry and brown and pulls out easily (no roots). There are some good looking one inch growths but not much. I assume I have been watering too lightly, once per week. I would add a photo here if I could. What would you recommend I do to try and revive this stressed and thinned plant? Maybe increase the volume (but not the frequency) of watering? Salvage by propagating what remains as cuttings?
I would recommend propagating the good looking ones through cuttings. That way, it will help it to become dense and you have a higher chance of successful propagation. If you potted it five weeks ago, it should have grown new roots on its own by now. I'm wondering why it pulls out easily with no roots. Maybe the soil is a bit dry. You may try bottom watering to make sure the soil will be fully saturated. Hope this helps. And let me know how it turned out afterwards.
they are very beautiful,i can say its amazing,new here in your channel😍
Thank you so much ❤️
I need to propagate 100s of Angelina's and I don't have a lot of doner plants. Can I just grow 4 spaced out in a cut off one gallon milk jug, instead of planting so many in one pot?
Yes, you can definitely do that. Angelinas are very prolific. They can outgrow the pot in no time even if you plant a tiny bit of them. As they grow, you can keep on beheading them and replant the cuttings.
@@Jha_Nix thank you so much..🙂
@@Mars-77 you're welcome. 😊
I love your videos..You have such a magic touch.
@@Mars-77 oh thank you so much ❤️
Love your music where did you get it from and what is the name of it?
Thanks. The music i used in this video can be found in youtube audio library.
I love it, I like it, I enjoyed watching it, I shared it, I adore it, I love to propagate , I love the way you represents it, it’s clean, it’s simple but BEAUTIFUL
It’s so satisfying, it’s so educational... thank you so much 🌵🪴🌱 JONAH
How do you call that accessory you are using to hold and plant cuttings? Where is it available?
Hi there. Thanks for watching. 🥰
It's a tweezer for holding plants. I bought it online. You can search for "aquarium tweezers" if you want to buy online.
Ang gaganda.... very colorful... I am Mang Juans Daughter... I just click my Papa's Subs... and randomly I choose... this is a nice video... my father really loves gardening....
Hello 🤗
Wow natouched naman ako at eto napili mo panoorin. Thank you so much. ☺️
nice video, when we should water them?
Thank you.☺️
I started watering the newly planted cuttings when i already saw signs of root growth. I only water slightly, not too much, just to make the soil moist.
Opps Its me.. Mang Juan.. pinapanood ka ng anak ko.. kaya pala pangiti ngiti sya... haha... ang ganda ng quality ng garden soil.. tiyak na maganda ang result ng halaman dyan...12 pots in a row... wow... new plants again...Acquiring without spending... that good idea.. haha
Kaya pala dalawa nagcomment. The other one is your daughter. ☺️ Nakakatuwa naman. Pag sa succulents po, it's really better to use good quality soil para magthrive sila.
@@Jha_Nix Yes ... My daughter. She is a nursing student... Maghapon nakatutok sa computer ... sumingit lang po ako... nag re relax yata kaninang napunta sa channel mo haha...
Lovely sedums...I’m in love with them
Thank you po ☺️
Very very beautiful 👌😍👌👌👌👌👌🤝🔔👈
Thank you ☺️
Lovely. BUT...next step? Do you water them in? Give them a good mist from above? How long before they generally take root? 🤔
Thank you. I planted them in moist soil so i did not water them for about a week. Some of them roots fast within a week. Some takes 2 weeks to take root. When the soil seems dry already, i give them a good mist just to dampen the soil.
Good morning Janice ! I clicked liked button and shared it to Kay Vang ( she has also You Tube Channel -) about her garden and to Vic.
Did you planted them in wet soil ? Then when do you water them ? I love love to propagate as well, my sedums need to be propagated they grew well like your description. This video is AWESOME, love 💕 love 💕 it,,, learning a lot from a well experienced mama plant 🪴
Again thank you for sharing, if I had a chance I will talk or send messenger to Vic . God bless always ♥️ JONAH
Thank you po for sharing. :)
I appreciate you asked if i plant them in wet soil. I forgot to mention it in my video. I planted them in damp soil. Air drying is not necessarily required for sedums with tiny stems so I planted them right away. But I did not water them anymore. Will give them some water after 5-7 days.
God bless you too.
Hi Janice, This is Kay! I just found your channel through Jonah. Love your plants they are beautiful...thank you for sharing my friend!
Hello Maam Kay. We were just talking about you. You've been introduced to me by Maam Jonah. But i've been following and watching your videos for a year already. I'm your subscriber too. ☺️
I love your garden and all the whimsical succulent garden centers you visit and feature on your channel. I also love the background musics you use in your videos. You are an inspiration.
Thank you so much 🥰
@@Jha_Nix - that’s awesome 👏! So glad to know you! Let’s support each other! Keep those videos coming, Janice!
@@ksaewa1975 I am very pleased that I'm now having conversation with you. Yes, i will keep watching your videos. I've been your silent follower since i started following your channel but now i'm more eager to exchange words with you. 🥰
@@Jha_Nix - Yes, so glad we can talk, maybe someday if I come to the Philippine, I want to visit you and if you come to California please stop by to visit me, Janice! Hope we can meet in person someday. 🙏
@@ksaewa1975 I would love that. I hope i can see your garden in person. But for now, i'm delighted to see them in your videos. 🥰
Please explain the watering part
In terms of watering, the best method for sedums is bottom watering. Bottom watering sedums involves placing the pot in a tray of water so that the soil absorbs moisture from the bottom. This prevents overwatering, encourages deep roots, and reduces the risk of leaf rot. It mimics their natural environment and supports their drought tolerance.
@@Jha_Nix thank you so very much. I'm new to growing sedums, and your explanation has been so useful. Ever grateful to you for helping me out.
@@vasant944 Thank you too. I'm glad to be of help.😊
16.25 saniye deki çiçeğin ismi nedir rica etsem söylermisiniz
Can sedum confusum be propagated through leaves
I haven't tried propagating sedum confusum through leaves but they can be easily propagated through stem cuttings.
what brand of soil do you use ?
Hi. I actually don't use a particular brand of soil. I just make my own potting mix.
I know this is a older video, but I was hoping someone could help me out with one question I have. I have an assortment of sedum cuttings a friend gave me and said I could plant the cuttings in sand that I have from the Rock quarry, but these are in soil mix so now I'm really confused. Would someone please explain if planting cuttings in sand is a good or bad idea? I'm new to sedums so I'm confused. Thank you so very much. 🤗 Everyone please have a great day 😊
Hi. I'd be glad to answer your question. Sedum cuttings actually do great in sand. Sometimes, i propagate my sedums in pure sand that is a little bit moist. I notice there is less chance of rotting. You could give it a try.
@@Jha_Nix Thank you so very much. I'm going to give it a try and keep my 🤞 fingers crossed. Again thank you and have a wonderful day. 🤗
Hi, whatis your potting mix for those pretty sedums? Thank you
Hello. It's a mixture of soil, pumice, coco peat and vermicast. You can alter the mixture depending on what's available as long as the potting mix you're going to make drains well. Hope that helps. Thank you
Hello po..kapag po b nailagay nyo n s pot mga dahong bagong putol didiligan po b agad?thank you po s sagot...
Hello. Hindi po dapat diligan agad kasi pwedeng mag rot. Sa moist soil ko po sila tinanim. Moist soil but not wet. Then after a week or two ko na sila didiligan after pakatanim or pag may nagform nang roots pero controlled watering lang.
Thank you po
❤️
thank you
My Tokyo Sun just died on me…not sure why? Thanks for sharing your sedum collection.
Ohh that's sad but sometimes they just die no matter how we care for them. But you can always try again.
Thanks for watching. ❤️
dapat po pag ganan na bushy type ay bottom watering lng?
Hello po. Yes po mas ok if bottom watering kasi pag laging nababasa ang leaves especially maliliit lang ang leaves nila, may tendency po na maging mushy at mag rot. Thanks
What is the soil mix for these plants
Sedum succulents thrive in well-draining soil that provides excellent drainage while retaining some moisture. A recommended soil composition is a blend of potting soil, coarse sand, and perlite or pumice in equal parts. This combination ensures that excess water drains quickly, preventing the roots from becoming waterlogged, which can lead to root rot. The addition of sand or perlite helps to create air pockets within the soil, promoting healthy root development and preventing the soil from compacting.
Dommage les noms ne sont pas en français à l,écran. Très beau merci h
Salut. Je ne parle pas français mais je tiens à vous remercier d'avoir regardé et commenté. Si seulement je pouvais les nommer en français, je le ferais certainement. Avez-vous aussi une collection de succulentes?
this is really beautiful im on the hunt of a sedum tricolor its gorgeous. do you have any?
Hi Sis. I no longer have sedum tricolor. Super cute pa naman nun. I used to have. Sadly, di ko sya napadami. At naibenta ko yung iba.
@@Jha_Nix aie sayang naman , magkano benta mo sis?
In che periodo va fatto , grazie
Può essere fatto in qualsiasi momento, ma molto meglio durante la stagione di crescita
After the cut sedum is planted in a pot, how does it take to actually start growing? Mine has been several months. Although they are rooted, they don't seem to grow at all.
It depends on the type of the sedum. Some sedums start growing within a month and could take up the entire pot in two months. While some type of sedums take longer to grow and get bushy.
Did you water them right away?
No, i did not. But the soil is premoistened prior planting the cuttings.
@@Jha_Nix thanks
very good🤗💕
Can you tell me which ones are the fastest growing? They are beautiful.
Thanks for dropping by. The sedum lydium and sedum rupestre are the fastest. They grow roots within 4-5 days.
hi anong soil mix po ginamit niyo salamat?
Hello po. I make my own potting mix. Eto po ang link. Pwede din po kayo gumawa by following the ratio and materials that i use. Thanks
ua-cam.com/video/spHshhL83Gw/v-deo.html
Hello! How often do you water them po?
Hi. I only water them once the soil is already dry. As much as possible I use rainwater. It will also be beneficial if you bottom water them. Hope that helps.
@@Jha_Nix thank you po! Di niyo po siya pinapaulanan? Yung sakin po kse nag dry up yung iba..
@@vmaar Pinapaulanan ko po lahat ng mga succulents ko. But I make sure na kapag super dry na ang soil nila and alam ko na uulan, nagbobottom watering na po ako para masoak na yung roots nila sa water. Minsan po kasi pag biglang umulan tapos super dry ang soil, di agad nagpepenetrate ang water sa soil. Usually yung surface lang and yung leaves ang nababasa pero yung roots medyo dry pa din. Minsan yun po nagca-cause ng rot. And ang mga sedums need po i-trim once in a while kasi pag masyado nang stuffy and dikit dikit na masyado ang leaves.
hello Jha Nix, when is the best time to propagate? i just got my plants yesterday.
Hello. If you just got your plants yesterday, let them adjust first to their new environment. After two weeks when they are already acclimated or adjusted, you can already propagate them.
@@Jha_Nix thank you. Im very excited to propagate🤩
@@junahermino3499 welcome. Good luck on your propagation. ☺️
Wet po ba ung soil sa pag propagate? Or dapat tuyo?
Moist lang po dapat but not wet.
I don’t know why my sedum sarmentosum dying, I wet the soil thoroughly n since, it has gone downhill.
Awww maybe it wasn't draining so well and the soil got clogged and retained moisture and caused root rot.
bagong kaibigan sana po mabisita nyo po ang kulay ko salamat po
Good day po nice content done dikit tamsak na po, please Pabalik nmn po thanks and keep safe always PO muaah
En español
pretty cool...sending full support done pasukli nman salamat God bless😘🙏
Thanks much. Puntahan kita later ☺️