Re potting my little Echinopsis subdenudata Cactus 'Domino / Sea Urchin Cactus'
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2018
- Hi Guys :-D In this video I re pot my little Echinopsis subdenudata Cactus Plant :-D
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Another beautiful video Lyn! Thanks for your instructions! Love the little Echinopsis subdenudata cactus! Lots of love and hope you and Hans have a wonderful Sunday!
So happy you love this little Echinopsis subdenudata cutie Sylvia :-D it was so wonderful to pot it up, thanks so much for your wonderful comments and support and for watching, and Hans and I are sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER to Malta for a fantastic afternoon XXXX
I find clay pots to work better than plastic for me. I am inclined to over water and the clay pots dry out quicker than plastic when I do. I like plastic for my orchids rather than clay simply because the orchids I keep like more water and of course are in a course bark soil that drains and dries fairly quickly.
So true Bill :-D Clay pots are great for allowing the water to dry out faster in the pots :-D thanks so much for your fantastic comment and for watching and sending you tons of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle for a WONDERFUL Wednesday ahead XXXXXXXX
Ola sou Brasileira...
Amo seus vídeos muitas plantas lindas 😍😍😘
Such a cutie🌵who would have thought the flowers are sensitive🤔Going to watch the video on reporting barrel cactus as that is a big project that I need to do come spring 😉 Hope you and Hans are having a beautiful Sunday 🌼🌞🌻
thanks so much Pam for your wonderful comments and for watching and Hans and I are sending you and ADORABLE Featherbaby Turkey, and ADORABLE Furbabies Lilly and Mouse all an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from Ireland to California and have a wonderful Wednesday XXXXX
Enjoyed the video with the big hairy juicy bud and the repotting. Another great one!
haha so happy you enjoyed the big hairy juicy bud Kathy :-D and thanks so much for watching the repotting :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comments and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle and have a BRILLIANT day ahead today XXXXX
Hi!!! I will definitely be looking up your website. A lot of learning to do before I bring in more plant babies indoors lol. And would never think you are being bad lol you are such a awesome person love the time you put on teaching one. Thank you so much!!!🤗😘💚💚💚💚💚💚
Thats a wonderful thing to say guys thank you so much
Thank you Lyn for the awesome video. Always enjoy them🤗🤗🤗lots of plant love from New Zealand 🌵🌵🌵lynsie
thanks so much Lynsie for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle and to New Zealand have a wonderful Wednesday XXXXX
I know some cacti have spines for protection, but growing at home would it hurt to just barely clip the sharp spine tips? To make it easier to handle. Not doing anything till I hear from you.😇 thank you dear for sharing all your wonderful wisdom , say hello to Hans.
Hi Denise :-D thats no problem at all to trim the spines for protection and can be recommend at times especially for our safety and for pets and young children
Good video. Thanks for the info about the soil. My soil tends to hold moisture for a while although the top of the dirt is dry.
Thats wonderful you loved the info on the soil and that you enjoyed the video Angela :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comments and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER your way for a fantastic weekend XXXXX
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Thanks, have a good weekend as well.
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Love the vids! Keep it up! I want to show you my collection! - Nick, from Texas
Very Good Video Lyn! :-)
thanks so much Dear Kaitlyn for your wonderful comment and for watching and Hans and I are sending you a MASSIVE HUG and an abundance of love and happiness and CRYSTAL and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle and have a wonderful Wednesday XXXXX
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OMG!! 😱 The sweatshirt.. I love it..what's the brand so I can order the same as yours🏳️🌈
So happy you love the Shirt, it was one I got from a thrift charity shop a few years ago, and not sure where you can buy it, but I wish I could buy more of these as I love the colours, thanks so much for watching and have a wonderful weekend XXX
Thanks for the videos Lyn :-). Have you ever used pumice instead of grit or perlite? I have been using pumice a lot for the first time this year and I can't recommend it enough! Its much lighter and airier than grit or sand and roots seem to grow amazingly fast in it when compared to sand and grit!Have a great weekend :-)
Hi Chris :-D WOW the Pumice sounds fantastic and I have never used it before, thanks so much for letting me know about it :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from Belfast to Limerick and have a wonderful Wednesday XXXXX
Oh a cactus I have haha mines doubled in size haha
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I have a Kalanchoe beharensis 'Fang'/felt plant, and I was wondering if you could give any tips to taking care of it. It's raining currently, I haven't been able to take it outside lol
Thats wonderful they are beautiful plants, I will be making a care video on Kalanchoe's in the coming weeks but its best to keep your K. beharensis in a sunny position and at a minimum winter temperature of between 5-8c, they can take colder than this but ideally no lower than 5c the minimum and the soil kept mostly dry over the winter, some Kalanchoe's are Winter growers and my K. beharensis still lkes to grow through Winter although at a much slower rate, and this is where it can be difficult with the watering etc, If you are growing inside the house keep in a sunny window and water once a month to prevent drying out the roots, but stay tuned for a future video I will make on these plants where it will be easier to give more detailed care tips :-D sending lots of love and happiness and plant power for a fantastic day XXXXX
Is this cactus edible?
Hi there, no this cactus is not edible although the flowers do smell good enough to eat LOL! thanks so much for watching and have a fantastic Sunday today XXXX
Kindly make a video on adenium obessum
Do you have any edenium?
Or rosa del desierto.
Here in California USA is the edinium fever, everyone wants to have one. Regards my friend.
Hi Joseph :-D I haven't any Adenium desert rose but its one on my wish list haha :-D thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle and have a wonderful Wednesday XXXXX
i need to see your baby segauros for a previous video pls
Hi Julie :-D I will make a update video on my seedlings very soon :-D thanks so much for watching and sending lots of love and plant power your way for a fantastic day XXXX
My domino cactus already looks a bit thin, I was planning on not watering it but thanks, I'll go give him a splash
thanks so much Alex for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from the Emerald Isle for a brilliant weekend ahead XXXXX
I would honestly trough away a cactus that pale. Have fun with the seeds....