How to re-pot Haworthia, Aloe's and Gasteria's
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show you how I re-pot my Haworthia's every year by cutting back all the old roots and planting back into fresh compost, this can also apply to Aloe's and Gasteria's
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This Haworthia plant is amazingly beautiful! Now it is cleaned up and nicely repotted! A job well done Lyn! Hope you Lyn and Hans have a wonderful afternoon! Lots of love to you both!
It was so fantastic to get repotting this Haworthia and now it is growing really well, thanks so much Sylvia 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 super Sunday XXXXX
Here is a video on how to re pot Haworthia, Aloe's and Gasterias :-) XXXXX
Good job!
Tato R Thank you so much and have a wonderful week ahead XXXXX
Un video didactico y practico, muy facil de hacer... "manos a la obra"
Jung Cho Lee Thank you so much for your lovely comments and for watching :-) Sending you much love and happiness from Ireland for a wonderful day XXXXX
wonderful tutorial, we have these all over our yard in pots . will bring these in to grow inside my house and see how they do.
+keonijohn john Thats fantastic that you have these plants also, you are so lucky to be able to grow them outside, as well as inside :-) thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching, and sending you loads of love and heaps of happy growing from Ireland for a FANTASTIC Monday XXXX
Enjoyed watching this video Lyn!
Kaitlyn Jacques Thank you so much Dear Kaitlyn and thank you so much for watching :-) Sending you lots of love and happiness for a wonderful day ahead Sis XXXXX
Good work, these plants are lots of fun to grow. This is very much like what we do with the Agaves that we grow here and I have been looking at this one old pot lately, with many, yellowish Agave Queens squished inside it. Maybe I should do something with that soon. OK, step one: clean and cut. Step two: prepare soil and pot. Step three: arrange the beautiful display. Step four: withhold the urge to water them for at least a week. Step five: distribute samples and disguise them as gifts! Haha, I wish that you were my sister-in-law or something like that. Then I know that the parties would be interesting. Thanks
***** Thanks so much Bob for your wonderful comment :-) LOL! at the Sister in Law haha! unfortunately my family and fiends don't share the same obsession with cacti and succulents that i have haha! that think i am so batty with the amount I have but in a nice way LOL! I LOVE the idea of having a Cacti and succulent party where everyone could come and exchange plants :-) Thanks so much for watching Bob and have a really WONDERFUL weekend :-) XXXXX
you lucky one have a lot of plants
Thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and heaps of happiness from right across the Emerald Isle for a brilliant day today XXXX
Omg this really helped me out a lot, I just repotted my haworthia fasciata and a lot of roots fell of and I freaked out. Glad to learn it is normal! I did repot it way larger, i dont have a lot of pots so I have to make do with what I have…. Is it very harmful or does it really matter all that much?
Greeting from Belgium
Great video.....I didn't know that howarthias like or prefer a richer soil!!
That's probably why it's best to plant them together no??
Also....I was wondering if you could make your own cactus/ succulent compost??....most everything I do has to be DYI just because money is really tight but by doing it myself, it lots me the ability to purchase some really beautiful cacti from nurseries....from time to time of course!
Anywho...Long live King Hass!
Hi David :-D yes you can plant Haworthias together as long as they are not planted too close to each other as they like a lot of root space and can grow quite wide, I love to make my own cactus and succulent soil as its so much more economical and its so good to be in control of what goes into it, I use 3 equal parts of Loam, sand and grit, here is a short video of How I make my own Cactus and Succulent soil: ua-cam.com/video/8s9Jq7qbfA0/v-deo.html thanks so much for watching and have a wonderful plant powered new week ahead XXXX
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I just watched this video! I guess what I'm wandering is how to make the John innes stuff ....how to make the actual soil that becomes the soil...does that make sense? I ask because I'm not an expert that's all....at any rate I really appreciate the videos and the feedback and all your help ....
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I just bought an Aloe aristata today and re-potted it. It's my first time growing this kind of plant. We'll see how it goes.
Proxi2000 Thats great news to hear about your new addition, good luck with growing your aloe :-) Thanks so much for watching and have a fantastic day ahead :-) XXXXXX
Glad to see you out enjoying the garden. 😊 hope little man's ok today? 😔 lots of love. Xxx
Scudo Camper Thanks so much Austin :-) Poor Rusty is not doing good at all, i feel he has very little time left here with us but we are keeping him comfortable for his transition, Thanks so much for watching Austin and have a wonderful day ahead today, lots of love to you and sweet Ellie :-) XXXXXX
Take care Lyn. Thoughts are with you guys. Xxx
heartfullofhappiness ... sorry to hear of Rusty's state >>> I've had many pets die over my Lifetime, and it's never easy ... he's a little Cutie ... and with the 2 people he probably loves the most by his side ....
Lisee Ulmar Thank you so much Lisa
heartfullofhappiness .... that's Beautiful Lyn ... I hope his transition is quiet and painless .... I'll be thinking of Rusty and You .... :) (:
Thank you!! :)
Stephanie Rahey Thank you Stephanie for watching and sending you much love and happiness from Ireland XXXX
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Thanks so much for watching and sending heaps of love and happy growing from Ireland XXXXX
... wish I would've had this years ago when I had mine >>> I did exactly the opposite of you: I thoroughly watered it after repotting [like I did with all plants] and didn't take off the dead roots ... :/ ... Now I know why it died ....
Lisee Ulmar Thanks so much Lisa for watching, and so sorry to hear about your plant, a lot of people don't know about having to cut back the old roots every years to prevent the old ones from rotting, and in the early days i lost a few myself by over watering etc, Thanks Lisa and have a wonderful day ahead Sis :-) XXXXXX
Hi Lyn! I took some pups from my Haworthia today. One of them popped off without roots. My question is, if I pot it up will it grow as is or is it a goner without its roots? Thank you for your time!...🌵
Hi Aubrey :-) the good news is that you can pot up your Haworthia pups without the roots and they will still form roots over the coming weeks :-) thanks so much for your wonderful comment and for watching and sending you an abundance of love and heaps of happiness and PLANT POWER from right across the Emerald Isle and have a wonderful Wednesday XXXXX
I probably should have mentioned that I have then in my bedroom that rarely drops below 55 f, if has too be extremely cold outside for if to get down to that.
Paul Davenport Hi Paul :-) Happy New Year to you :-) It should be ok for you to re pot your Haworthias and Aloes now if you keep them in a room that doesn't drop below 55f and keep them only just moist until the spring as I find my Aloes and Haworthias still carry on growing during the winter unlike my Cacti and other plants, and they are in the conservatory at 5c most days. i do think that they would be fine in the mix you have made for a good while though if you would prefer to wait until the Spring, but longterm i always find that they prefer a more richer soil than the other cacti and succulents, Hope this helps and happy growing for a wonderful 2015 XXXX
heartfullofhappiness Happy New year Lynn, hope you had a good en :)
Thanks for the info. There's so much conflicting advice out there its really hard to know what to do for the best. Like you showed in the video though, most people seem to be going half compost and half various drainage materials.
I'm hearing a lot of people banging on about pumice too so I've ordered a litre. My mix will then be 1 part perlite 1 part sand 1 part pumice and 3 parts compost. What do you think?
Paul Davenport Oh I also ordered a Frithia Pulchra of the back of the video you posted about yours, should be here next week, I'm very excited :)
Paul Davenport Thats fantastic Paul :-) the Frithia will reward you with the most wonderful flowers, XXXX
Paul Davenport Hi Paul :-) so sorry I have only just seen this reply now as it went into my spam mail for some reason, yes 1 part perlite, 1 part sand, and 1 part pumice with 3 parts compost sounds perfect for using :-) Sorry for only just seeing this now, wishing you a fantastic weekend ahead :-)
Hi Lyn, I was wondering if you know if it's too late in the year or to cold to repot one of my haworthias and one of my Aloes.
The reason I want to do this now is because I made a mix of equal parts perlite sand and compost for them and have recently read that this isn't ideal, I'm worried that if I leave then in this over the winter they might deteriorate. I should have added more compost apparently.
Hi Lyn. I broke some gasteria pups from mother accidentally, and they came off without roots. Should I wait them to callous or I can pot them dirrectly in soil?
hii, I just got a haworthia yesterday , how do u take care of them? ?
+12109babygurl Thats so wonderful you have a Haworthia plant :-) They are wonderful plants to grow, and I will make a vid in the future about how to care for these plants, I have made a vid on how to care for Gasteria's and although they are different plants, the care for both Gasteria's and Haworthias are very much the same, and this should help you with the care for Haworthias too, here is a link to the vid :-) ua-cam.com/video/TYOyPTZht44/v-deo.html Hope this helps and sending you lots of love and happy growing from Ireland for a wonderful weekend XXXXX
Hello when can I fertilize and when can.I repot?
Hi there :-) its best to re pot during the Spring and summer but with Haworthia's you can repot them any time of year as long as you use dry soil and do not water them immediately after re potting, keep them dry for at least a week afterwards to help any damaged roots to heal over, thanks so much for watching and have a fantastic day XXXX
Can I get with leaf rather than pups
What is the soil combo??
+Sheri Maass, Love Coaching - Internal Sunshine Coaching Hi Sheri :-) Thanks so much for watching :-) the soil mix is John innes no 2 which is a combination of both soil and sand and is a peatless soil mix, and I use John innes soil mix 60 % and mix it with 40% small grit or perlite :-) but you can use a ready made cactus and succulent compost too :-) Sending you heaps of love and happy growing from Ireland and have a FANTASTIC Tuesday XXXXX
+Desert Plants of Avalon Wonderful! Thank you so much!
Do you sell plants on your website???
+Sebastian Hi Sebastian :-) I don't sell any plants on my website, thanks so much for asking though and sending you much love and happiness from Ireland for a wonderful day XXXXXX