TAKING PUPS OFF YOUR SUCCULENTS 😊🌱💖
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2021
- Today we are having a quick chat about taking pups off succulents! 🌱 We've done this topic already in the past but have recently had a few requests for it again. 😊
Hope it helps! ❤
If you've got any questions leave them below and hopefully we can answer them for you in another Tip Tuesday! 👍
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This was so helpful thank you!!
Great video thanks..very practical for the backyard gardener.
As another topic I would be interested in seeing some of the plants you sell, as mature plants. And how to care for the mature plants.
Yeah sure, we can add that to the list :)
Love Tip Tuesday. Thanks for the advise! Now I know why mine were dying….😬 I am too impatient and I thought babies need watering at least once a week! 😬
That's ok, hopefully it will help :) It is very easy to get impatient, I do it too, particular with plants that are very slow growing.
I have succulent plants that have pups growing but they aren’t the same as yours in the video .. is there a way I can send a video of them too you for advice on how to pot them and care for ???
Just want to encourage you guys and thank you for the great job you are doing. In lockdown here in Sydney and it is so refreshing to hear and see you guys. Would love to see your animals one day too?
Thank you :) Hope you are well through this difficult time :) We may have to share some pics of them on social media :)
Thank you! I was just looking at a few pups I have on my Laulensis but the 2 largest are are only 5-6 cm with nice roots but sounds like I have a lil ways to go 🤣 thanks guys, love your family & your videos !
Your very welcome! :) I love laulensis! Such a beautiful variety, the colours this time of year are amazing. I was only looking at them last week thinking I need to remove some pups to have some available in Spring. 5 to 6 cms is a really good size for pups. They would be ok to remove when warmer :D Thank you for you kind words :)
Thanks guys. Nice and simple info.
Your very welcome Wendy :)
G’Day from Texas, USA! 👍🏻😎👍🏻 I use cinnamon too! Keeps the little buggies away.
Haha G'Day! :D Hope all is well over there in the USA! :) Cinnamon is amazing! Works wonders and we love it :D
I used to have echeveria halbingerii and it was the size of my thumb. I didnt know it can grow that size.. I also use cinnamon with my cuttings. Great video
I was quite surprised at how big the rosettes can get of them too. I thought they would only be as big as the pup that I removed in the video. Cinnamon is amazing, especially on rare plants :D
Sorry me again! How about Lithops? I have the ones I bought from you in a little green house from Bunnings so frost did not get on them, is this ok? Or what do we do with Lithops in winter- as in take them into the house, or put under a porch or greenhouse( like a little Bunnings one) or just leave them in the open? I bought a second hand greenhouse from gumtree for $50. It’s been great!
They should be fine in the little greenhouse. Just make sure they do get some ventilation through the day to keep them happy and just try to avoid overwatering. You can take them in the house (that's if you have room) :)
Thanks for sharing. Off topic now-
I would love, if your camera person swapped places and you filmed. So we can meet/see her sharing some succie love.
Haha we have been talking lately, that Mrs Succulent is due to do a video soon :D