Logee's Succulent Greenhouse Tour - Ep 173
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2020
- The Succulent House at Logee's Greenhouses is the last tour of our Logee's episodes (at least for now). Byron Martin and I take a look at what they're growing both above and below the bench.
First episode and second episode of the tours here: • Logee's Longhouse Gree...
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Really love the Logee series. Byron is an excellent speaker and I love the way he explains about the plants. His enthusiasm for plants shines through.
Me: I'm gonna get so much done today!
Ooh, logees greenhouse tour.
Makes a cup of tea and settles down on the sofa 🌱🌷🌴🌵
Linda Wiseman hahaha, the same here! 😍
Summer, I bought a small pregnant onion from Logee's a few weeks back, and I could not figure out what it was called! Then i watch this video randomly and you show the mother plant :) So grateful, thank you!
I loved the last tour with Byron! Happy to see there's another one!
12:57 it switched from Byron's face to your hand and I though 'how cute, Byron paints his nails leafy green'
And she goes back for a second sniff lol!
Made me remember the healing onion I had in the 70s. Am going to look online now to see if I can find an outlet.🙂
Fell in love with all the plants! Thanks for sharing🌵
Succulent House heaven!
Thank you. This video & its content is the news I want to see, especially during this week.
I just got my first Operculicarya decaryi! They're SO easy going and the foliage is so so dark and beautiful with enough U.V.
Happy birthday, Summer Rayne, I wish you to be joyful like you make us watching you and to have all the opportunity in the universe to do what you are passion about. Happy day! Greetings from Romania
I'm so grateful to live within driving distance of this magnificent place!
I think you guys made a good compliment to each other,
( you go back and forth well..)
plants are awesome!
Yay more Byron and Logees:)
wow I love succulents and cactus
Thank you for sharing. I love your Logee tour videos.
I wish I had more light in my home for succulents. They are so cool...and easy to care for, usually. Great tour...thanks!
I loved this. I'm a succulent cactus nerd. Lol
Love your program, thank you!
Love the little ficus petiolarus, must find one...
would LOOOOVVEEE to listen to stories about the "under-the-bench" plants! Byron is such a great storyteller, I just love listening to him!
I really enjoyed the Logee’s tour 🌿
I love the Lithops!
Thank you for this Summer ❤️ very enjoyable watch
So many beautiful plants 🌱 thank you for sharing!
Aw I love the little plants that look like rocks! So cool.
Thank you for this tour. The information in your brain just amazes me 🤗
I have kleinia fulgens and she is one of my favourite non-jungle succulents ❤🌿 recently i had to repot her and was amazed by a huge root system. Great plant ❤🌿
That miniature desert rose was amazing!
Loved this! Made me re-appreciate succulents!
the thin plants of crassula are crassula lycopoides. greating from germany! beautifuk chanal. thanks fore all movies!
Loved this so much! Can't pick just one favourite ;)
New to your channel and trying to have some healthy house plants. Can I say that going through a bunch of videos on UA-cam and luckily coming across yours. There are a lot of odd plant people on here that I just can't sit through their content. Thank you for being what appears to be normal and down to earth. Must be your Pa upbringing! I just bought a few things from Logee's as well. Hoping to give them a comfy space to grow. Thanks and I'll continue to watch your stuff!
Omg, this is my favorite plant store. Wish it was closer to me. I probably will go there every week lol.
Who would have thought a lithops could have such a beautiful bloom 😁
That sweet cherry is called mansanitas in the philippines! I grew up eating those we barely see those trees anymore esp in the urban areas. They attract a lot of birds and bats love eating them.
Haven’t had much time lately but loved this video so much!
The plant at 10:46 we have many of that here in the Philippines. In some part they call it datiles but I grow up calling them charisa. We love eating those as a kid. Birds love them too and were the ones that distribute the seeds. I have one in a pot now courtesy of the birds. Lol
OMG Aratilis (if your Filipini) or the Jamaican Cherry. That's childhood in a fruit right there. The best climbing tree and it gives you snacks in the afternoon while you play!
Zygocactus is the Christmas cactus, Schlumbergera is the Thanksgiving cactus (difference: time of blooming, etc...)
Love this video ❤️❤️ The Stapelia that you had labeled as “Stapelia sp.” is Stapelia paniculata ssp. scitula 😃
Oh...I so loved seeing this tour almost as much as the one with all the flowering things! Saw several I will try to locate now, since I have lots of 4" deep sills, S/E on one wall & South facing in the front, both floor to ceiling multi-paned 50's ranch house windows. Buying this house was a lifelong plant lover's dream come true. It gets good sun until the sun goes up & over the house, so by afternoon & evening, it's coming in on the west side windows. Some plants that can take late day direct sun do well there too.
I was so glad you spent some time on the String of Pearls. I've had problems with mine too - but not due to overwatering. Last summer, after years of wanting one, I finally spent $12.00 on a tiny pot which had several 3" & 4" long stems. I thought it was overpriced, but it was OK since it was supporting Tower Hill Botanical Gardens in West Boylston, MA. What a great place - with several unique gardens.
I can remember seeing pots of the String of Pearls back when I was young, & had begun buying little 2" & 3" pots of house plants, that would've sold for $2, maybe $3, when that small, & maybe $5 to $10 when in 6" to 8" pots. I'd imagined this little 2" pot having its best life here, one day large enough to be hanging in my East facing windows, forever.
I'd repotted it to a 3" pot within a couple weeks, & placed it in an Arts & Crafts, footed ceramic piece in that gray green glaze, almost the same hue of green as the plant, to elevate it, so it's stems hung down the sides, & set it in among other plants so it had a bright spot, with little direct light, where it could adapt to being in a bigger pot, grow roots, & where I'd get to enjoy seeing it every day, & bonus - wouldn't forget I finally had one, & forget to water it!
I'd imagined it growing fuller, & longer - spilling out, & down the edge of the dark brown stained wood plant table, for a few seasons until it was large enough to place in a 6" or 8" hanging basket. Then a few inches of the stems, pearls & all began disappearing. I looked all around on the floor, figuring I must've damaged a stem somehow, causing it to fall off, but couldn't find a bit of it.
I knew it wasn't my cat eating the plant as it was up too high. Then more disappeared - without a trace. Finally I moved it to my kitchen window, in back of the sink, in case it was the cat...but more was gone. Then put it on top of my big ol' microwave, & within a few days, it was down to about 4 pearls & one tiny 2" stem, which I pulled up & lay on the surface. Then - the entire thing disappeared. It finally dawned on me - it was being eaten by a mouse or multiple mice.
I'd noticed one of my Koala Ears succulents being defoliated after that, & thought it might be the cat, so put it up on the dark wood oval plant table in the windows, & took cuttings to fill an entire shallow bowl. They were doing great, & then they had begun disappearing. It was then that I realized a mouse must be eating them. Wish I'd realized a mouse was eating my string of pearls sooner, especially considering how easy it would've been to just put it in a higher window sill. < sigh> After this confinement lifts, I hope to relocate one & hang it where it won't be scorched by the sun, & hope to trap the mice! Oh - that's right - maybe I can buy one at Logee's!
I have a huge Orchid Cactus atop a tree stump, to lift it up, right next to the baseboard heat, which never was too much for it, but, I suspect would've killed a less heat tolerant plant, right in the East facing window. It has a huge, interesting orange hued red blossom. It's going to be a beast to divide & transplant, but it must be done. Had a nice light coral colored cactus which always bloomed on Thanksgiving Day. Now it's just the old stumps & a few weak looking leaves. It must've been eaten by mice too.
Love this
I love succulents! I even made a fairy garden with them 😊
Lovely green❤
HI summer.. One of my childhood Play ground is to climb that trees muntingia calabura we called it in our place "datiles" the small fruits so sweet and tasty.. Love it.. Lol
Love succulents. I mean, how can I not, I live in Cape town, South Africa. Succulent country!
You are in succulent heaven❤️❤️❤️ I’m in Arizona.... the land of giant cacti, but South African succulent are my favorites 😀
The white Echeveria with pinkish margins is Echeveria cante.
Great video! And Byron Martin is giving Paul Rudd vibes 😄
Thank you for this video..I love your contents. I have a channel of my own that has big focus on succulent care guides and propagation. Hence, I really enjoyed this specific video.
When you watched this on Facebook then watched it again on youtube😂🤔
16:58 looks like Echeveria Cante or similar hybrid. Chuck from cerriscapades would know
Great tour!😁👏I saw some Hoodias there in the greenhouse, but you passed them by🤪😩Oh well, that's fine🤗Never mind. The tour was really Interesting and I laughed when you 'sniffed' the stapelias😂Gosh! I've been waiting for ever for my stapelias to flower. They are growing a lot and look healthy. Looking forward to your next episodes🤗💖
Love lithops, esp for their variety of colors
I'll take one of each, please! In the past I have had adeniums and pachypodiums but I over watered them. Now that I know a lot more about succulents I need to add them to my collection again. I had a 4 foot tall Euphorbia tirucalli bush but sadly it died in a surprise snow a few years ago. I do have a Stapelia grandiflora that has been thriving for years and puts out large, beautiful, stinky flowers every year!
The small fruit that you try one, in indonesia we call it kersen(local name in Maluku province) fruit. We have a lot...miss my child time...😍. Thanks to your video I know the real name...🙏😄
Those Cherry tree grow wild in Indonesia.. bring back childhood memories, climb the cherry tree to eat the sweet cherry fruit there
The powdery white Echeveria is an Echeveria Cante
He sounds just like Teddy from Bob's Burgers! :)
♡♡♡♡ I have a lot of these on my own collection.
Your Operculicarya decaryi can also be grown from the roots or tubers. Just break a piece of tuber from the plant. Place the piece with the root attached to the tuber into a fast draining soil mix, 3/4 of the way in. Then the top part which you have detached it from will stick a quarter of the way out of the soil. 2-4 weeks you will see top growth and have a new plant. It works. I propagate mine that way when I do a root trim.
Hermoso video, me gusra la albucam con risos, esa Echeveria Sp parece la E. cante. Saludos desde Moquegua- Peru.
The Echeveria at 17:04 is Echeveria cante
I have that succulent generally called African bonsai but no purple flowers
love the adenium
This guy has such a cool personality, he kind of reminds me of Daniel Day Lewis 😹
Those stapelia are stinky little things but so beautiful. I absolutely love them. I have some stapelia gigantea and they bloom really big, beautifully creepy flowers in October. Just in time for Halloween. 😎🎃
Stapeliads are the greatest plants on the planet! The stink is tolerable because the flowers are so spectacular!
The one at 17:03 looks like Cante... It's my wishlist plant. 💚
It is! It kinda broke My heart they didnt tagged it, it is a Beauty in person, but such a hard plant, it doesnt give You pups nor have I ever had luck propagating it from leaves... I Guess thats why it is so expensive, it can only be grown from seed, mine is about 17 inches in diameter. Beautiful but a tough one
I live in Connecticut and I have been dying to get a Meyer Lemon plant and they are never available but I see them in your greenhouse.
I'm sad that we don't have so many succulent varieties in the EU 🙁
Well actually we do. At least speaking for Germany, there's the world's oldest cactus (and succulent) nursery and another one even being the first CITES-certified nursery in Germany. And then there's another one which mainly does online sales I believe. And tons of other smaller ones. I'm pretty sure where ever you are, you'll be sure to find some specialized nurseries as well. ;-)
Edit: Oh gosh! I almost forgot: Thank you very much for the these last three tours! It's been amazing. And I really gotta say that Byron Martin seems to be a genuinely nice person!
Also check out surreal succulents in the UK. Lots of variety and they specialise in hardy plants suited you our climates too 🙂
Even in Lithuania (really smal country) we have 3 cacti and succulent shops (gipsygarden) that brings all sorts of plants :) even big food stores brings plants from GIROMAGI.
@@whatsthis8646 You make me miss Germany :)
That white succulent is E cante!!!!!!
Do they should have an option at logees where he picks the plants for you!!! I would totally be cool with logees choice!😃😃
hope see the next fild trip.edition
16:57 Looks like a Dudleya pulverulenta or a Dudleya brittonii.
Would you considering doing a video for rabbit- safe plants? I don’t have any plants right now, but would like to start growing again in the future. Knowing my little guy, he’d climb the counter to get to a possible dinner!
I'm not a succulent fan (except for my Euphorbia rubra) but I enjoyed this video!
😍😍😍
Now if all that was for sale!
Is there anywhere to order plants? The first episode I watched was the unboxing of your snake plants. Where did you get them? I would love to get some, and succulents that I can’t find anywhere in my area. Please help!
I have a variegated bear paws but struggling to keep it alive. Are they different to care for in comparison to the normal green bear paws?
Muntingia calabura is actually a short living tree
17:04 Echeveria cante, from Mexico, don´t touch it, it has pruina.
prego onion is my drag persona
If you wonder what happened to the man's vinger: Venus Flytrap. ;-p
How do you keep up with all the genus changes? I’m curious if it’s due to constant research or is there an email list or something that notifies you of a genus change? Haha
Mansanitas yow!
What’s the large plant that looks similar to plumeria left of Byron 19:58?
is the greenhouse heated ? what's the minimum temperature ?
I could definitely tell he wasn't into succulents very much. I must admit though that there wasn't much there that piqued my interest except perhaps some of the caudex plants
I really don't know how to care for my succulent, still a newbie!😪
Need to have Kleinia fulgens and Ficus petiolaris
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I don’t think the plant he held up was a pachypodium? Was it?
I think lithops is happy with a drop of water per month or something, they hate water.
Old Paul Rudd is the best
Wait, someone owns the patent on growing that plant..??
Where did his finger go? What? I was rewatching with my gf and we just noticed.
Can you eat any succulent?
No, definitely not. The anatomy of many succulents are as such they they have microscopic crystals that can be unpalatable or inedible; not to mention some have thick hairs that would make them a little gross. Plus, sometimes the succulence is not in the leaves, but in the roots and / or stems....So it definitely depends on a plant-by-plant basis.
@@summerrayneoakes Tequila is made from the Agave.There is the Dragon Fruit Cactus. The Saguaro cactus and it's fruit are also edible - but likely illegal to collect. There are others.
You can eat prickly pear pads and fruits.
Hi