My Crasulla Ogata, Jade started to droop ,eventually all the leaves fell and it died. I watered it once a week. what could have gone wrong? kept in shade, got no direct sunlight, but well lit room.
I honestly love this video for that one fact! I just watched a seven minute video and I still have no idea what it was about. This video is really good, super easy 🌵🌵🌵
Thank you for very succinct and clear how-to. There are people, like me, who do not arrange things like cuttings into any sort of pattern, and there are people, like you, that see it as the opportunity to create order and beauty.
Thanks for the help. I got my first tiny little succulent from a friend last summer, it was half-dead on arrival, partially cooked on my friend's car dashboard after being found in a trash bin. It was making a full recovery, but this winter I accidently knocked it over and broke the stem. I saved the leaves and been trying much of your advice, now many of the leaves are taking root. It feels good being able to give this plant yet another chance to shine.
I've knocked over two of my jade plants in the last 6 months and it's so frustrating. The first one died within a week and none of the leaves took, the second one wasn't as damaged and I'm hoping it'll be okay. It's been a week already so it's already doing better than the first one.
Thank you for the information. I like the symmetrical design you arranged the leaves in. My Dad loved to grow plants and I still have one, a sedum he started many years ago. He pasted away 5 years ago so keeping this plant alive is very important to me. Now I can propagate many backups so my children can enjoy them for many years as well.
I always admire all the gardeners and farmers around the world.. they are the only ones who is actually trying to save the earth by making it more greener.. and the way it should be 'green and beautiful'😊..providing us with more of oxygen to survive on.. I feel each and every person on this earth should be inspired by people like u sir.. and start their gardening right away.. 😄😄 I have started mine.. 😊 Ty again
Thank u for such a beautiful message..:)Yes Planting trees is one of the easiest and most sustainable ways to positively affect the environment. We need trees now more than ever!Trees are our lifeline to cleaner air and a healthier environment.
This is a really great video. I especially like that you showed what a calloused base looks like and how to plant them specifically. Most articles I read didn't do that. Much appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Thank you for your help!
I have watched this video many many times!! Excellent!! Thanks! I am a Trucker and when I get home I enjoy my Wife, my Dogs and my succulents!! I am new but gaining experience with propagation
my roommates killed off all my succulents by watering them like a normal plant ;___; I'll try to save what I can by replanting the leaves that aren't yet rotten so thanks for the tips
I don't think there is much more I can say about your video that hasn't already been said. So you sir, I thank you for this. As an absolute beginner on these, this is one method I shall try amd will inform you of my results. Great work and great vid. Well done.
Hello...how can i know if i dried my leaves properly? I already planted it in the soil but im not confident enough...(i watch the video but i can't differentiate the newly cut leaf and the scabbed one. Im so sorry.)
I liked how you placed the leaves on the rooting tray in a pretty arrangement. Good idea because I will probably keep the tray close to me to observe the moisture and progress. Well done video!!
This was very helpful. Most people who make propagation videos tend to assume the viewer already knows the specifics, but that is not my case as a pretty new gardener. Recently re-potted and pruned a rather oversized Echeveria I've had, and will definitely try this out with the excess leaves I pruned from the bottom when re-shaping it. Thank you sir!
Thank you for these informative videos!... My wife & I are now hooked!... & we love your voice!... We could listen to you speak all day!... Thanks again!
I love the way you make a design with the leaves,very imaginative and an attractive ways to propagate, I am a horticulturalist myself and propagation is my favorite activities.Daniel.
I've been trying to propagate from my echeveria for weeks, and this video finally got me a successful result! Thank you much for this video and your helpful tips.
I love hearing him talk!! He is so knowledgeable and so relaxing. I just love his videos. And the ones that are in Hindi I can totally understand anyway
Thank you so much! I have a succulent garden, my first one, and plants are expensive. With your clear instructions I can save money and improve the garden!!
Thanks so much. I have been really wanting more succulents and now I think I can propagate my own. Really good video and you explained everything perfectly.
I never comment, but your voice is mesmerizing!! Thank you for making this video!! I've been trying learn more about succulents, and now I feel brave enough to start propagating them. I just subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos. Have a wonderful, beautiful night!
I am so glad I found this video, it way more informative and visual and you actually waited 50 says to show us how they will look like, thank you so much. Every other video would just show bits of everything.
Thank you. I was not letting mine Callus could not figure out how the ones that fell propagated and the one I tried failed and the mister bottle! Instead of waters succulents are my favorite I had one grow huge behind some roses and never New it was there it is huge! It’s now inside and my prized plant!
This is a brilliant video! Very informative and you clearly show each step which beginners like me definitely need! Thanks so much and I can't wait to see if my succulent leaves root and grow 😁
You made an easy to understand and straight to the point video. I actually feel like I can try this myself. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Subscribed and excited to see your other videos 🥳
Helpful video on propagating, thank you! I’ve tried before without much success. Edit: 8 month update! I’m successfully propagating succulents and now have new tiny babies growing. You’ve taught me well. Thanks so much :)
Thank you for this. You've got such a lovely, inspiring and accessible manner. It's great to have more blokes making these kinds of videos. Made me smile.
Thank you for saying why not to put them in the soil right away because I've had so many leaves die and always just assumed it was a 50/50 chance of sprouting. Although it may be for the best about half of the ones I got did get to sprout quickly and I didn't have enough extra cash laying around to buy a new pot for all of them.
Just a friendly reminder, literally anything (in theory) can be used as a pot so long as you have access to some soil. I’ve used old candle jars (after having melted out all the old wax with boiling hot water of course), metal tins from various food products, old glass jars from food items and metal buckets. Also any ceramic pots or containers that I had spare just laying around. Literally anything can be used in theory, even ceramic bowls and kitchenware. Just whatever you have spare laying about. These are especially good to use whilst your plants are still establishing a root system as you can’t say for sure that they will 100% survive, once you’re confident they will survive and they’ve grown a little into a appropriate sized plant you can go out and purchase a proper terracotta pot or what have you (even then those pots aren’t overly expensive whatsoever but I prefer personally not to have dozens of empty pots laying around since I live in an apartment with limited balcony space so I’ll only purchase more plant pots as I need them).
- You can use empty plastic containers that grocery produce comes in; a broken mug; anything that can hold the potting mix (in this case cocoa-peat was used); empty face cream jars; caps off hair-spray or shaving-cream containers; anything under the sun!
@@zaria.rejean - When you’re “sprouting” something, there’s not much of a root system for a while, therefore, drainage holes aren’t that vital. When watering, a good misting is all that’s necessary so there’s little water collecting at the bottom. That’s why I’m saying any item that can hold a small amount of potting mix is sufficient until time has passed and there’s a good root system. Then, yes, drainage holes are then needed when the seedling/sapling/etc. is being replanted to a larger, more permanent container.
I'm impressed. You've managed to create an informative and entertaining instructional video here. I have degrees in Enology and Viticulture yet still managed to learn something new. Up till now, I had only a cursory acquaintance with succulents. Congratulations and thank you for teaching an old dog new tricks.!! :)
trying this with some leaves that have been falling off of my jewel plant and hoping i can get some babies!! thanks for the tips, hopefully they'll turn out
@@creaturefluid those first few didnt take off like I'd hoped they would, but I tried again and was able to get some leaves to sprout roots! since then I've been getting better at it and I actually have a couple of new plants :)
Great Video. I have many succulents and am going to do this right away. I liked how you sped up the video at points but we are still able to see all the steps.
Thanks for sharing! It's been the best and simplest video I've found. I'm just starting my succulents project and hope that in 45 to 60 days they look like this. Crossing fingers! Question: I didn't found cactus soil where I live, can I use regular "all purpose" gardening soil?
Meghan Stewart perlite is not a fertilizer 😊😊Perlite is a volcanic glass that is heated to 1,600 degrees F. (871 C.) whereupon it pops much like popcorn and expands to 13 times its former size, resulting in an incredibly lightweight material. In fact, the end product weighs only 5 to 8 pounds per cubic foot. The super heated perlite is comprised of tiny air compartments. Under a microscope, perlite is revealed as being covered with many tiny cells that absorb moisture on the exterior of the particle, not inside, which makes it particularly useful in facilitating moisture to plant roots.
I've been propagating succulents exactly like this for about two years and they take ages to get to the stage he has shown. Some take 12 months to look like mini plants :(
Tracey Bland thank you for your comment. 😊😊hahaha in 12 months my echeveria grows as big as water melons ....after new plants are formed you have to fertilize them using liquid fertilizers for better and healthy growth...just keeping them as it is will not do wonders for you ..thanxx tc
Thank you for your video. I lost some burro's tails leaves bc I didn't let them dry for 2-3 days. Now I know bc of your watching your video. Hope I can grow them now!! I have 125+ succulent cuttings coming, so I need to get to knowing real quick!! Wish me luck!!
I have just watched several of your videos in a row and have learned so much. Thank you for taking the time to make them and sharing your knowledge with us all. Looking forward to trying to root some moss roses and succulents for myself. You make it look so easy!
yesterday I , subscribed this page and Its bit more interesting fro me to reduce stress of exam , its awesome to learn planting and growing trees and plants in this easiest way , thanks for making such wonderful easy videos dear . Just Don't know your name sir.
TY so much 4 the detail teachings of how to.... I have no knowledge of how to multiply plants (which I love!) but I will try this method. Gave a blessed day
Thanks for a detailed video. I've been doing this all wrong. I will definitely try your way. One question, what is coco moss? Is that same thing as peat moss?
Nancy Broughton thank you for your comment....😊🤗Cocopeat is a natural fibre made out of coconut husks. The extraction of the coconut fibre from husks gives us this by-product called cocopeat. Cocopeat is a 100% natural growing medium. This cocopeat dried in the natural sun, are processed to produce different items namely cocopeat block, cocopeat briquettes, cocopeat tablets etc. This makes an excellent growing medium for hydrophonics or container plant growing. Clean coir has natural rooting hormones and anti-fungal properties...coco peat n peat moss are both different things ...😊😊..instead of coco peat you can use cacti and succulent mix..it will work fine ..🤗
Nancy Broughton here where I live is very difficult to find coconut moss so instead of that I use peat moss mixed in equal parts with coarse sand and some perlite (like a third of the amount of peat and sand), then I add a little poting soil to make it less compacting. That's the mix I have used in all my succulents and works great and it's far less expensive than cactus mix. However the coconut moss could be a better alternative to propagate succulents if you can find it.
Urban Gardener Bro i m planning to buy 6 to 8 diff varieties of succulents but i found out they are unusually expensive online. Can you suggest me some places where i can get them at reasonable rates....
More detailed video on succulent propagation with 90 days update ..:) have a look guys thanks..:) ua-cam.com/video/SzBeSJpd9To/v-deo.html
My Crasulla Ogata, Jade started to droop ,eventually all the leaves fell and it died. I watered it once a week. what could have gone wrong? kept in shade, got no direct sunlight, but well lit room.
can you please identify succulent species that can not be propogated by this technique
Urban Gardening Do I use damn cocopeat or dry? I’m waiting to propagate mine until I get your response.
Me，
@@mehuldalmia4457 you cant keep succulents in shade for long. And once a week still sounds overwatered.
ngl indian men on the internet has tought me more about life, IT and plants than school. thank uu!!
LMAO😂😂😂
Agreed 💯
That part ☝️☝️☝️
people find this offensive no joke
@@LKonstantina915 it's a compliment.
5 years and this video is still helping people. Thank you!
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Finally! a video that is informative enough to be useful and not uselessly long. Thank you!
angela autrey thank you for such a beautiful comment 😊🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I honestly love this video for that one fact! I just watched a seven minute video and I still have no idea what it was about. This video is really good, super easy 🌵🌵🌵
I agree
Yes thank you!
Agreed 100%
@@ooiamsamoo yes..I'm agree with you
Thank you for very succinct and clear how-to.
There are people, like me, who do not arrange things like cuttings into any sort of pattern, and there are people, like you, that see it as the opportunity to create order and beauty.
Thanks for the help. I got my first tiny little succulent from a friend last summer, it was half-dead on arrival, partially cooked on my friend's car dashboard after being found in a trash bin. It was making a full recovery, but this winter I accidently knocked it over and broke the stem. I saved the leaves and been trying much of your advice, now many of the leaves are taking root. It feels good being able to give this plant yet another chance to shine.
Great 🤝😊
I've knocked over two of my jade plants in the last 6 months and it's so frustrating. The first one died within a week and none of the leaves took, the second one wasn't as damaged and I'm hoping it'll be okay. It's been a week already so it's already doing better than the first one.
Thank you for the information. I like the symmetrical design you arranged the leaves in. My Dad loved to grow plants and I still have one, a sedum he started many years ago. He pasted away 5 years ago so keeping this plant alive is very important to me. Now I can propagate many backups so my children can enjoy them for many years as well.
:) sure ma'am ..go ahead...good luck..:)
thats such a good idea!
Love this idea! Best of luck with your plants ;o)
Victoria Greenwood so beautiful 💕
What a lovely way to honor and pass on memories of your father. Best of luck to you.
I really love the fact that you show the "after" so that we will have an idea of what this will look like. Well done.
thank u..:)
I always admire all the gardeners and farmers around the world.. they are the only ones who is actually trying to save the earth by making it more greener.. and the way it should be 'green and beautiful'😊..providing us with more of oxygen to survive on.. I feel each and every person on this earth should be inspired by people like u sir.. and start their gardening right away.. 😄😄 I have started mine.. 😊 Ty again
Thank u for such a beautiful message..:)Yes Planting trees is one of the easiest and most sustainable ways to positively affect the environment. We need trees now more than ever!Trees are our lifeline to cleaner air and a healthier environment.
Urban Gardener yes that's so true.. 😊 and I just can't believe how people can give a negative response to such a great video😱
Urban Gardener keep posting such great videos sir.. looking forward for more😊😊
sure..:0
U never had chemistry
This is a really great video. I especially like that you showed what a calloused base looks like and how to plant them specifically. Most articles I read didn't do that. Much appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Thank you for your help!
Thanks 🙏 Happy Gardening
I have watched this video many many times!! Excellent!! Thanks! I am a Trucker and when I get home I enjoy my Wife, my Dogs and my succulents!! I am new but gaining experience with propagation
Great 🤝 happy Gardening
my roommates killed off all my succulents by watering them like a normal plant ;___; I'll try to save what I can by replanting the leaves that aren't yet rotten so thanks for the tips
u are welcome ..:)
Hehe, atlest your roomate waters lol
I'd be mad as hell at them.
May i ask, how should you water succulents when they are full grown or like in the vid when they can be replanted?
@@axelaazej you water deeply when needed then let it completely dry out. That's what I always hear in succulent care videos
I don't think there is much more I can say about your video that hasn't already been said. So you sir, I thank you for this. As an absolute beginner on these, this is one method I shall try amd will inform you of my results. Great work and great vid. Well done.
thank you..:) good luck..:) have a nice day
I found some fallen leaves from succulent plants at a big box nursery and grabbed some to try hehe
Garden Organizs hahhhhaa good luck 😊😊🤗
This is how I've built my entire succulent garden.
Lol today my friend did the same thing hahhaha he grabbed to leafs and now will try to grow them
@@DanielRiera loooooool
Lmao good idea. I'd only have the balls if they had fallen off already anyways.
I noticed other people’s obsession with succulents before I became obsessed myself. I love succulents ❤️
Thanks heaps for this video as it has helped me out heaps as I had no idea what to do until I watched your video…. cheers from Outback Australia
Thank you 🙏🏻 Happy Gardening 😊
Now i know why it rot so many of them...never knew i had to dry them...thank you so muchhhh 😊
Happy gardening 🙂
Hello...how can i know if i dried my leaves properly? I already planted it in the soil but im not confident enough...(i watch the video but i can't differentiate the newly cut leaf and the scabbed one. Im so sorry.)
I liked how you placed the leaves on the rooting tray in a pretty arrangement. Good idea because I will probably keep the tray close to me to observe the moisture and progress. Well done video!!
happy gardening..:)
This was very helpful. Most people who make propagation videos tend to assume the viewer already knows the specifics, but that is not my case as a pretty new gardener. Recently re-potted and pruned a rather oversized Echeveria I've had, and will definitely try this out with the excess leaves I pruned from the bottom when re-shaping it.
Thank you sir!
Thank you for these informative videos!... My wife & I are now hooked!... & we love your voice!... We could listen to you speak all day!... Thanks again!
Thank you for this! I received two succulent leaves and didn't know what to do with them. This vid has saved two plants :)
I love the way you make a design with the leaves,very imaginative and an attractive ways to propagate, I am a horticulturalist myself and propagation is my favorite activities.Daniel.
thank u ..:) great...:)
I've been trying to propagate from my echeveria for weeks, and this video finally got me a successful result! Thank you much for this video and your helpful tips.
Thomas Smith wooww 😊😊🤗 thank you for sharing your experience 😊😊😃😃🤗
I like the idea of using the shallow pot tray for propagation. Very helpful ideas, and you make it look so easy. Thank you!
I love hearing him talk!! He is so knowledgeable and so relaxing. I just love his videos. And the ones that are in Hindi I can totally understand anyway
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Thank you so much! I have a succulent garden, my first one, and plants are expensive. With your clear instructions I can save money and improve the garden!!
Happy Gardening 😊
Nobody told me to dry the leaves first. Thank you so much for this. I hope it will works for me. 😍
Beautifully shot video, informative and straight to the point. Thank you!
thank u...:)
have you made any video on succulent care tips? if yes then please share the link
Thanks so much. I have been really wanting more succulents and now I think I can propagate my own. Really good video and you explained everything perfectly.
thank you...;)
This is probably the best video I've seen on youtube on how to propagate plants.. This was very simple and straight to the point..! THANK YOU!!!
I work in a garden nursery. We do not have Succulants but I adore them. Thank you. I have learned much from you. 🙏
Thanks 🙏
Really good video. Literally jumped out of my sofa when he showed the "after" picture!!!😆. Can't wait to try this!!!!🌵🌵🌵🌵
Good luck.. 🙂 happy gardening
Thanks for making short and to the point gardening tutorials! They are helpful and interesting to watch :)
I never comment, but your voice is mesmerizing!! Thank you for making this video!! I've been trying learn more about succulents, and now I feel brave enough to start propagating them. I just subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos. Have a wonderful, beautiful night!
mrsjeaneslamp thank you for such a beautiful comment 😊😊🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤗
This is the best gardening channel I've ever seen ❤❤❤❤
I am so glad I found this video, it way more informative and visual and you actually waited 50 says to show us how they will look like, thank you so much. Every other video would just show bits of everything.
Did u thank the plant after u took the lead off? I love that!!!!
Yes I always do 💐😃
This is great!! I can't wait to try this!
Jonna Martinez thank you ma'am 😊😊🤗
Jonna Martinez did it work
Same, spraying them with water was smart
how did it go??
Thank you. I was not letting mine Callus could not figure out how the ones that fell propagated and the one I tried failed and the mister bottle! Instead of waters succulents are my favorite I had one grow huge behind some roses and never New it was there it is huge! It’s now inside and my prized plant!
Thank you for the really informative video without beating around the bush. Best wishes from the US.
Finally an informative video that doesn’t talk too much before showing us how to propagate.
This is incredibly helpful. I am excited for an order of 20 leaves to propagate and now confident I can do it right!
Happy Gardening 💐💐
I AM SO STUPID i literally buried them omg thank you so MUCH for this! ❤
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Me too. We are both stupid.
😅
I tryed doing that once too!
It looks like so much fun, I've taken notes & look forward to giving a try! Also thanks for taking the time caption.
thanks..:)
This video was simple and straight to the point! I was able to successfully propagate several succulents by following this video. THANK YOU!!!!
Thank you 😊
I just got a succulent today and I picked a few leafs from the bottom to grow. Wish me luck. And the video helps a thousand times more!
Gud luck 😊😊
this is true .. my succulents leaves will fall off and the leaves will grow roots into the ground by itself without me doing anything to it thank you
Great video, very informative, thank you :)
This is a brilliant video! Very informative and you clearly show each step which beginners like me definitely need! Thanks so much and I can't wait to see if my succulent leaves root and grow 😁
Succulent plants are my new passion! I'm so glad to find your channel sir! This video is so excellent! Thank you!
I appreciate the open captions on the video! It makes it very easy to follow!
You made an easy to understand and straight to the point video. I actually feel like I can try this myself. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Subscribed and excited to see your other videos 🥳
Thank you 💐
Helpful video on propagating, thank you! I’ve tried before without much success.
Edit: 8 month update! I’m successfully propagating succulents and now have new tiny babies growing. You’ve taught me well. Thanks so much :)
I just did my first planting today!!!! I had to refer back to this video!
i’m so glad this video was straight to the point and stayed on one topic: how to propagate the succulents. nice video!
Thank you for this. You've got such a lovely, inspiring and accessible manner. It's great to have more blokes making these kinds of videos. Made me smile.
Perfect video! I’ve got a couple different kinds that are currently propagating, and I can’t wait to see how they turn out. Thank you! ☺️
Thank you for saying why not to put them in the soil right away because I've had so many leaves die and always just assumed it was a 50/50 chance of sprouting. Although it may be for the best about half of the ones I got did get to sprout quickly and I didn't have enough extra cash laying around to buy a new pot for all of them.
:)
Just a friendly reminder, literally anything (in theory) can be used as a pot so long as you have access to some soil. I’ve used old candle jars (after having melted out all the old wax with boiling hot water of course), metal tins from various food products, old glass jars from food items and metal buckets. Also any ceramic pots or containers that I had spare just laying around. Literally anything can be used in theory, even ceramic bowls and kitchenware. Just whatever you have spare laying about. These are especially good to use whilst your plants are still establishing a root system as you can’t say for sure that they will 100% survive, once you’re confident they will survive and they’ve grown a little into a appropriate sized plant you can go out and purchase a proper terracotta pot or what have you (even then those pots aren’t overly expensive whatsoever but I prefer personally not to have dozens of empty pots laying around since I live in an apartment with limited balcony space so I’ll only purchase more plant pots as I need them).
- You can use empty plastic containers that grocery produce comes in; a broken mug; anything that can hold the potting mix (in this case cocoa-peat was used); empty face cream jars; caps off hair-spray or shaving-cream containers; anything under the sun!
@@elaineculbert8594 Being able to use anything sounds great, but what about the fact that these other items don’t have drainage holes for the water?
@@zaria.rejean - When you’re “sprouting” something, there’s not much of a root system for a while, therefore, drainage holes aren’t that vital. When watering, a good misting is all that’s necessary so there’s little water collecting at the bottom. That’s why I’m saying any item that can hold a small amount of potting mix is sufficient until time has passed and there’s a good root system. Then, yes, drainage holes are then needed when the seedling/sapling/etc. is being replanted to a larger, more permanent container.
your video was amazing! your voice is very relaxing!! instantly subscribed.
Stef M Rebelo thank you 😊🙏🏻
Urban Gardener i sisks
sisks???
@@brittneyhulett9559 what does sisks mean, lol
I tried it and my baby succulents are growing. Thankyou so much!
Great 😊
This is the purest most wholesome video.
Thanks 🤝💐
absolutely The Best video I've seen on propogating succulents! thanks so much for sharing
Natty Naturals thank you 😊😊
Perfect video! thank you for being succinct yet going so in depth!!
Thanks
Waiting for the roots is so hard! I'm too excited!
I'm impressed. You've managed to create an informative and entertaining instructional video here. I have degrees in Enology and Viticulture yet still managed to learn something new. Up till now, I had only a cursory acquaintance with succulents. Congratulations and thank you for teaching an old dog new tricks.!! :)
The subtitles are much appreciated! Way to go, accessibility! 🥳
beautifully done in explaining the details
Fun Ghoul thank you 😊🤗
I love the way you say “coco pete” lol
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trying this with some leaves that have been falling off of my jewel plant and hoping i can get some babies!! thanks for the tips, hopefully they'll turn out
It’s been 9 months since u posted this comment how did it work out?
@@creaturefluid those first few didnt take off like I'd hoped they would, but I tried again and was able to get some leaves to sprout roots! since then I've been getting better at it and I actually have a couple of new plants :)
@@lizzy16729 that’s great I’m trying it too!!
@@creaturefluid awesome good luck!!
AWESOME AWESOME VID!!! THANK YOU!!!! I love your accent, I could listen to you talk all day
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Great Video. I have many succulents and am going to do this right away. I liked how you sped up the video at points but we are still able to see all the steps.
Thank you for this video, makes me feel more confident in planting.
Good luck
Great video, it honestly covered absolutely everything I needed to know! Thank you!
thank u..:) watch more detailed video on succulent propagation ua-cam.com/video/SzBeSJpd9To/v-deo.html
Thanks for sharing! It's been the best and simplest video I've found. I'm just starting my succulents project and hope that in 45 to 60 days they look like this. Crossing fingers!
Question: I didn't found cactus soil where I live, can I use regular "all purpose" gardening soil?
Rosani Lebron thanks for your comment. 😊yes you can use any type of well draining soil...it will work fine..😊😊🤗
If you can't find it where you live, you can make your own! You just have to mix some soil with well-draining sand and a fertiliser like perlite. :)
Meghan Stewart perlite is not a fertilizer 😊😊Perlite is a volcanic glass that is heated to 1,600 degrees F. (871 C.) whereupon it pops much like popcorn and expands to 13 times its former size, resulting in an incredibly lightweight material. In fact, the end product weighs only 5 to 8 pounds per cubic foot. The super heated perlite is comprised of tiny air compartments. Under a microscope, perlite is revealed as being covered with many tiny cells that absorb moisture on the exterior of the particle, not inside, which makes it particularly useful in facilitating moisture to plant roots.
I've been propagating succulents exactly like this for about two years and they take ages to get to the stage he has shown. Some take 12 months to look like mini plants :(
Tracey Bland thank you for your comment. 😊😊hahaha in 12 months my echeveria grows as big as water melons ....after new plants are formed you have to fertilize them using liquid fertilizers for better and healthy growth...just keeping them as it is will not do wonders for you ..thanxx tc
Thank you for your video. I lost some burro's tails leaves bc I didn't let them dry for 2-3 days. Now I know bc of your watching your video. Hope I can grow them now!! I have 125+ succulent cuttings coming, so I need to get to knowing real quick!! Wish me luck!!
Thank you! My daughter & I are grateful for the information & excited to try:) Have a great day!
I have just watched several of your videos in a row and have learned so much. Thank you for taking the time to make them and sharing your knowledge with us all. Looking forward to trying to root some moss roses and succulents for myself. You make it look so easy!
thank u..:)
best easy explanation i've seen so far, thanks for this video!!!
Thank u 😊
Very simple,easy way and successful 👌
Thank you for the info! I am in love with making more and more succulents as a new hobby that I actually enjoy!
Wonderful!
Thank you for showing me how easy it is to propagate succulents! Going to do that now!
💐✌️😀 happy gardening
what a lovely video. informative and relaxing.
thank u soo much ..:)
yesterday I , subscribed this page and Its bit more interesting fro me to reduce stress of exam , its awesome to learn planting and growing trees and plants in this easiest way , thanks for making such wonderful easy videos dear .
Just Don't know your name sir.
thanx for writing..:) my name is Mohit Rajput
Hi Mohit gud to know your name dear.
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Aaah 45-60days! Need to be patient.
TY so much 4 the detail teachings of how to.... I have no knowledge of how to multiply plants (which I love!) but I will try this method. Gave a blessed day
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No frills video with good clear instructions. Others could learn from this video
I really love the background music.
Indians have such beautiful talents. 👍🏼
Peter Hibshman what was the point of this comment? rude, unnecessary, and irrelevant if you ask me.
@@graciepoo2168 why was that rude tho
graciepoo I could’ve sworn it was a compliment
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nice video
Nature lover thanks bro ☺🙂
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Laura Stansbury What is that?
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well explained.... i did everything that you mentioned not to do on this website. thanks for calling out the pitfalls
Thank you! I'm a beginner and wanted to learn badly more about succulents and this video gave me so much ideas. 😊
Thank you for this video! Very helpful!
GetFreshWithSteph__ thank u ☺☺
Thanks for a detailed video. I've been doing this all wrong. I will definitely try your way. One question, what is coco moss? Is that same thing as peat moss?
Nancy Broughton thank you for your comment....😊🤗Cocopeat is a natural fibre made out of coconut husks. The extraction of the coconut fibre from husks gives us this by-product called cocopeat. Cocopeat is a 100% natural growing medium. This cocopeat dried in the natural sun, are processed to produce different items namely cocopeat block, cocopeat briquettes, cocopeat tablets etc. This makes an excellent growing medium for hydrophonics or container plant growing. Clean coir has natural rooting hormones and anti-fungal properties...coco peat n peat moss are both different things ...😊😊..instead of coco peat you can use cacti and succulent mix..it will work fine ..🤗
Nancy Broughton here where I live is very difficult to find coconut moss so instead of that I use peat moss mixed in equal parts with coarse sand and some perlite (like a third of the amount of peat and sand), then I add a little poting soil to make it less compacting. That's the mix I have used in all my succulents and works great and it's far less expensive than cactus mix. However the coconut moss could be a better alternative to propagate succulents if you can find it.
great..:)
nice information
Yog's easy Gardening thank you bhai ji 😊😊
Oh thank you for this! The baby plants look super cute!☺️
The surprise when you showed the 45-60 days comparison tray. So pretty!
Thanks 💐
Satikk information...to the point...crisp and clear...
Rajiv S thank u sir for such lovely words 🤗🤗
Urban Gardener Bro i m planning to buy 6 to 8 diff varieties of succulents but i found out they are unusually expensive online. Can you suggest me some places where i can get them at reasonable rates....
it ain't gonna work you covered up your green thumb
Vanessa Nunez hahhhaaha 😊😊🤗😉
Very useful! Thanks sooo much!
I love that you have the transcript in the description. Keep coming back to this video but sometimes can't listen out loud