This was worth the wait, Sweetheart! The video came out so professional. The nerdy me is so happy. 😂 I know this took almost a year to complete, compiling footages and research materials and waiting for your plants to cooperate with your plan. I am so very proud of you. Love watching with you, as always. Loved Arnie’s cameo too! ❤️🌼🌺🌸🌵🤗😘💚
Thank you so much my love 🥰 Haha yeah quite a bit of nerdy stuff in it. And yeah this took a long time to complete, and edit lol. Enjoyed watching with you as always too babe ❤️ Glad you liked Arnie’s cameo again 😂 Thank you always babe for all your love, support and encouragement ❤️🌵☀️🌸🤗😘❤️
Thank you so much, Serge 😊 I wasn’t originally going to make an intro for this video, but after hearing your music it inspired me to create one for this video. Thank you so much again. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 👍🏻🌵☀️🏜🎶
That was very enjoyable, and packed with great information That's the main reason I enjoy your vids and know that you Are in the same country as me. And so a question on the pumice, you say clean,sterile, and reuse, Something I have done for a few year's while growing orchids., My method of cleaning is to place in a porous bag and simply Put the bag in the dishwasher! As for sterilizing I never have. So ,now that I will be going from one type of plant to another Your method of sterilisation please. Well done as always Daz,a joy to watch. ,Bill.
I tend not to reuse any material now, but when I did I simply sterilised it with boiling water. The only time I’d reuse potting mix now is if the plant hasn’t been in it for long, but six months or more I’ll just discard it. Thanks for watching and commenting, have a wonderful evening from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
very interesting video. I live in Sicily and I don't have all the problems you can have at home. my Haworthias grow both in pots and in the ground. I live near Etna (Catania) and the soil is generally porous. Cactaceae and South African plants grow well. Especially those in western South Africa. Congratulations again for the beautiful video and best wishes for your Haworthies.
Thank you 😊 Yes the climate here can be challenging at times to grow these plants well, but they’re doing pretty good. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
wow, I found this channel just now because I searched for haworthia care advice. pleasantly surprised to hear tagalog in the beginning. even more surprised at how complete and detailed this video is in terms of haworthia care. instant subscribe! can't wait for future videos. I'll be bingeing thru your older content till then :)
"Let me know how you grow your Haworthia"... badly, as it turns out! I cannot believe how wrong I got it with the two I bought, but it explains why they are in a state. This was such a useful video thank you.
@@edithcoliagrandis Yes! I was being humorous but mine look a state and might be dead. I’m getting a larger glasshouse over winter; when I do I’ll get more and grow them in better conditions.
Sorry to hear that. I did struggle at the very beginning when I first had Haworthia as I knew absolutely nothing about them, I just knew I wanted them lol. Once you get the hang of them though they are super rewarding plants to grow. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
@@GlasshouseandGarden I had some Haworthias that were in a bad state too but were resurrected by cooler temps and in desperate times, water therapy. All the best! I’d love to have a glass house too but it’s not feasible where I am currently. 🥰
An excellent video! I have learnt much more... so now I'll be watering them over the winter too. As you know Daz I don't like soil-based or peat substrates but all my Haworthia you gifted me grow in my cactus potting mix and contains Fir Bark Chips and all the Haworthia have taken great to it and have grown so well 😉😀 thanks for all the information you shared in your video, very helpful 👍🏻😁🌵🏆
Thank you so much, Claire 😊 Yeah don’t be afraid to water them over winter, as yours are indoors they will be actively growing. Your potting mix is excellent so they’ll do very well in that. Haworthia aren’t really picky about what they grow in, it’s just like many succulents they don’t like their roots to be wet for too long. Thank you for watching and commenting as always, Claire. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
@@Cactimania Thanks Daz!😊 ...the largest haworthia you gifted me has spread out & outgrown it's 9cm pot I used! 😄 have a great day to you & wonderful Edith 🌞
Been waiting for this video but it was worth the long wait. Great footages you have here. It is very comprehensive too. 👍🏼 Haworthia may not be able to withstand direct sunlight but they can withstand extreme heat. From experience, as long as they are in shade, they will withstand temperatures over 110F/43.3C. They will go dormant but they will survive. That is why Haworthias are among the few fleshy succulents that I grow in the desert. Next video… Haworthia propagation! 😃 Excellent video, Daz. Your Haworthia collection is impressive.
Thank you so much, Ana 😊 Yes they can take high temperatures, it’s when the nighttime temperatures are consistently high that it can really stress them out. This summer when nighttime temps were high a lot of my Haworthia actually looked pretty bad, now we’re into autumn and it’s much cooler they’re looking much better. Thank you for watching and commenting as always, Ana. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜☕️
Yeah most don’t look well when they’re stressed. I don’t mind a bit of stress colour as long as the plant looks plump, but when they’re super stressed and dehydrated looking, not a fan of that. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Oh WOWSERS Daz :-D what a truly MAGNIFICENT video on Haworthia and their care, really EXCELLENT information about them and how to care for them, so very detailed and this video is going to help so many growers on growing for Haworthia, Hans and I both agree its the BEST Haworthia care video that we have EVER seen, well done Daz and you have a fantastic collection of Haworthia, thanks so much for sharing this INCREDIBLE video, and Hans and I are sending you and beautiful Edith lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER to England and Singapore for a wonderful plant powered new week ahead XXXX
Thank you so much, Lyn 😊 Took quite a while to complete but was all worth it. I think I first started working on it about a year ago 😂 So glad you both enjoyed and thank you so much again. Have a wonderful afternoon and evening from Edith & myself to you and Hans ❤️🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Thanks for sharing tips on caring plants especially Haworthias,I don’t have much of varieties of it yet,I still have to see,watch and learned from you on best way to keep them.You’ve got an amazing varieties of haworthias.I’m in awe 😮 just wow 🤩
Thank you so much, Rhea 😊 Haworthia are awesome and you should definitely get more of them. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful evening from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Thank you, Phil 😊 That’s great you’ll be getting some more Haworthia, they really are awesome plants and there are some spectacular looking ones available. Cheers for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
This is the best and concise information on haworthia. Very to the point. Thanks a lot Daz for sharing these treasure of information. I did suggest if you could touch upon the fertilizing part, what when and now much to use.
Thank you, I truly appreciate that 😊 I’ll probably do a more in-depth video later this year on fertilising, not just for Haworthia but the cacti as well. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Hello from Los Angeles, i must say the quality of your video is top notch! I loved the music you choose in the beginning of the video! thank you for the video, lots of good information, I've been growing them for about 3 years myself I have been obsessed with them ever since I discovered them. here in LA it's pretty easy to grow them. I live outside all year long, and they are very happy. I usually make arrangements with them in pots and display them around my garden.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed 😊 I’d love to be able to grow these outside here, unfortunately they’d all rot in the winter. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Wow!!! That was an excellent video Daz!!! Very informative!! I don't usually water my Haworthias during winter. I may start giving a little this winter to see what happens. I've had many of mine survive a 20° F freeze in my greenhouse. But they were dry. This video was packed with information!!! Thanks very much for sharing this one!!! I will water them a bit this winter. From Morris park in the Ozarks to the U.K. & Singapore, have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌷🌴🌸🌲💐🌳🌺🌿🌻🍀🌹😀👍
Thank you so much, Clyde 😊 Most of my Haworthia are most active now until spring, a lot coming into flower again now too. Yeah quite a few are apparently cold hardy down to freezing, it’s just none of mine have ever been exposed to very low temperatures so it would probably be a bit of a shock for them haha. Thank you for watching and commenting as always my friend. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself to you and Deb 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
Excellent, comprehensive and informative-thanks for sharing! I was wondering what the difference between haworthia and tulista is. Beautiful specimens in your collection. a good tip with a stick, too:)
Thank you so much, Magda 😊 Yeah the different groups for these plants can be confusing sometimes, I actually rarely see people refer to these plants as Haworthiopsis or Tulista, everyone pretty much says Haworthia. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching and commenting as always, Magda. Have a wonderful evening from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Great job! I love Haworthia and have been expanding my collection this year. I keep most of mine in pots on a shady shelf outdoors. As you mentioned they are small plants so having them in pots make them easier to look at. Though I do have 3 of them planted in the ground and it got down to 0°C last winter and they were just fine at this temperature. Thanks for making this video, i'm sure I will reference in the future.
Thank you so much, David 😊 Yeah quite a few will tolerate cold temperatures, from what I read it’s if they’re exposed to very cold temperatures and frost for long periods it can be detrimental to them. Pretty much all of mine have never been exposed to low temperatures so it would probably be a bit of a shock to them if they were lol. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting, have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
If you mean the black square ones they came from Singapore, but similar ones can be found on Amazon/eBay. The terracotta octagonal ones came from The Cactus Shop website. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Super helpful video Daz! I definitely picked up a couple tips that I will be executing for my Haworthias. Thanks so much for taking the time to put together a thorough plant care video for Haworthias. And as always the cinematography is on point! Have a great weekend🤍
Thank you so much, Forsythia 😊 Sorry I haven’t been active on your videos recently, been so busy with overwintering and getting this video made I’ve not had much time for anything else, but I’ll catch up with them soon 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting, have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
@@Cactimania Hi Daz, no apology needed sir. We all get busy. I’m behind on watching some of my favorite UA-cam Channels😀 many thanks to you and Edith on your continued support of my channel. It’s unseasonably warm in North Texas, but I’m in overwinter prep mode. I haven’t brought many plants in yet as I’m trying to let them suck up these 70-80F temperatures as long as possible🤗 I hope you and Edith are enjoying the week💖🌷🌵🍃🤍🌱🥀🌿
This is such an interesting video Darren. I had no idea these plants have dormancy periods. I only have cacti in my collection but next time I’m in the garden centre I might treat myself! Thank you for sharing 🌱
Thank you so much, Paula 😊 Hope you find some nice Haworthia at the garden centre. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌸🌼🏜
Another great video Daz. All those haworthia are beautiful. You’re very knowledgeable and your video is perfect! full of information, very clear and very helpful. A must watch. You’re a very good teacher and a very good cinematographer. Thank you for another great work you shared to us. Have a lovely day to you and Edith 💚🌵
Thank you so much, Kath 😊 Was a lot of work but glad I made this video. Thank you for watching and commenting as always. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself to you and Phil 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Hi Daz , very helpful video. I have a few Haworthia: Haworthia attenuata , coartica , Prince Albert, pumila, and a couple unnamed varieties . I’m a novice at this so I followed the potting soil requirements from videos , given them bright light inside and out , but only one is thriving and noticeably growing while the others have barely changed. ( I’ve had them slightly more than a year , maybe two) I put them out on my shaded front porch when they weren’t growing inside, but it’s been So hot this summer ( night time temps over 90 degrees , daytime over 105 everyday! ) so I brought them inside on my N.East windowsill and 3 more under a grow light. ( they’ve been inside now for 2 weeks) I have only misted them because I was afraid they were probably dormant and started a foliage spray feeding too. I suspect my tap water is the culprit ( our Dallas water is loaded with fluorides and chlorine ). Do you think that is why my Haworthias are not growing ? Sorry for the long comment, just trying to find answers.
Yeah I’d certainly recommend using rain water if you can. Some Haworthia can go dormant during very hot weather, especially if nighttime temperatures are high. Slow growth or no growth at all could be an issue with roots, a lot of Haworthia will go through a root shedding phase every year, especially if the mix they were growing in is completely changed to something new. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Awesome video, very informative. Thank you for sharing. My environment is dry most of the day, just below normal and I’m using terracotta pots. Do I still need to turn on a fan for air circulation?
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 I would always recommend ventilation and air circulation around your plants, especially if grown indoors. In the summer when it’s hot it’s important as hot stagnant air can be detrimental to them. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Great video! Interesting to hear it's best to water in the evening, I have been doing it by accident just because the evening is when I usually procrastinate going to sleep and end up looking over my plants :) . If I can ask, where did you get so many amazing species being in the UK? I find that when I try to look for sellers they're mostly from Asia, and apart from the shipping price being more than a pricy plant, I am worried about phytosanitary documents, plants coming into EU and all... I'd love to slowly get more interesting varieties when I get more space for them.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 I think the best place to buy Haworthia from in the UK is Ian’s Haworthia. Some of the more unusual hybrids he sells are a little more pricey, but there’s some bargains on his website too. Well worth checking out and he’s been listing a lot of new ones lately. Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy growing 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
That is a fabulous video packed with information and gorgeous eye candy! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. I grow my haworthias outside in warm weather on the north side of the house, out of direct sunlight. They are inside in a south facing window now until late April or May. I found scale on one H. limifolia but no other pests on others. 🤞 I was wondering if the care for Gasterias is similar to Haworthias?
Thank you so much, LeeAnn. Nice to get another comment from you 😊 Hope the seeds you won last year germinated well for you. Yeah Gasteria and Aloes and Haworthia have very similar care. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌸🌼🏜
Found a haworthia (see thru leaf ends) in the trash 4 weeks ago, i looked at it today it looks perfect only one tiny scare/broken leaf rest are looking like new it was kinda soft or sloppy but after a few weeks it now like new with babys all the way around. I have a lot of trashed plants but i would not think to pick up all the soft suculents but now i for sure will, i allso found a aloe but it maybe a "zebra plant" haworthia
That’s awesome 😃 I think I need to come visit where you’re finding these plants if people are throwing them away haha. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Hi, you say that you wouldn’t personally use pine bark chips in your Haworthia mix but you don’t elaborate and say why? I’ve seen others recommend it? Can you please say why.. 🙏 Great video 👍🏼
It’s just personal preference really. I think it’s always best to try and grow cacti and succulents in a very similar mix to what they’d be growing in in habitat. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
I have managed to keep my zebra Haworthia alive for a few years now, but I am curious why it is growing upward but no pups to divide. I don't know much about this variety, but it is in a good sized pot in a gritty mix. Can I send you a pic? I don't want to lose it! I am afraid to pull out of pot. Love your video! I would love to get more varieties of these!
That’s unusual for it not to be growing offsets. You can send pics of it to my Instagram or Facebook or email, all the links to those are in the description. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
Thank you 😊 About 3 years or so, but have experimented with other mixes for them during that time. The grittier the mix with minimal organic material is best for them I’ve found. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@Cactimania Thanks so much for your reply 👍🏼 I’m brand new to these types of Haworthia and recently bought 8 of them bare root that I need to get potted. All I have is Bonsai Jack Gritty Mix, and an additional bag of pine bark. I’m not sure if you’re aware of Bonsai Jack Gritty Mix or not? But it already contains 30% pine coir as it’s organic component. I’ve had much success with it for the past 2 years with all my succulents for nearly 100% of the time and the other, much cheaper types of Haworthia I have (like Zebra Haworthia) are doing great with it. I’ve seen one person online mention adding additional pine bark to that mix for the type of Haworthia we’re talking about now, but since it already has 30% I’m wondering what you’re opinion might be seeing that you’re finding that the smaller amounts of organic material mixes are working best? 🙏 Thanks
On a side note..I’m totally blown away by the health and beauty of the Haworthia your showing here and if these are your plants I’d love to know if you’re ordering them from somewhere wonderful online that might ship to me here in the U.S.A.? It’s so hard to find such beautiful, healthy specimens in my experience thus far.
@@markdcmountp Yeah I’ve heard of Bonsai Jack, and if that’s working out well for you and your plants are liking it I’d carry on using it. The only place here in the UK that sells unique Haworthia and will ship to the US is Ian’s Haworthia. I’d personally contact him first though before ordering just to be sure 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@CactimaniaHi, thanks so much for that information 👍🏼 I’ve been chatting with Ian’s Haworthia and it’s been great 👍🏼 I mentioned your site to him. I haven’t had a chance to order from him yet but it’s definitely in my very near future..
That’s usually a sign of dehydration and them wanting more water, but if you’re watering them and they’re still soft and shrivelled that can be a sign they’re dormant and not taking up that water. A 1000watt grow light for Haworthia is pretty strong, I wouldn’t have that any closer than about 25iches from the top of the plants. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
You can use any sort of container as long as it has drainage holes. I sometimes use those trays that have mushrooms in you get from the supermarket and poke holes in the bottom for drainage. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
I have just brought a new Haworthia 'Savanna' home from Morrisons and as I was getting it out of the bag I caught one of the leaves and it has partially broken. Is this leaf now a gonna or can I band aid it as it's not completely severed it? If I remove the leaf completely, will this encourage it to grow a pup there instead? Or will it always remain a leaf missing? I am a novice so haven't got a clue!
It might completely heal, or the plant could possibly purge it. Either way it’s a good idea to leave it and not pull it off completely. It might grow a pup from there depending on the species, some Haworthia remain solitary. If the leaf is lost then over time you won’t notice as the plant grows. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌸🌼🌺🏜
I've just sown quite a few Haworthia seeds of various types. Where would you say is the best position for them for optimal growth for the first year? I have a south facing windowsill (UK) using shade cloth, north facing windowsill, a Spider Farmer SF300 33W growlight in a small grow tent giving 8000 lux or under growlight with shade cloth giving 3000 lux? They are currently in my grow tent with cacti seedlngs but I'm thinking they may be happier on a south facing windowsill using a shade cloth to keep off direct sun, it'll be cooler than the grow tent. What do you reckon? Cheers!
I'd personally have them on the south facing window. That's where most of my Haworthia seedlings are. They don't get any direct sunlight, but on a table in-front of the window where they get bright indirect light. Haworthia seedlings will soon let you know if they're getting too much light, they'll soon develop a tan haha. You could always try both as an experiment, see which do better on the sill or in the tent under the light. Good luck with them. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀🌼🌺🏜
Hy,... Here in mid Europe haw. Don't need watering from beginning July to mid August,... Best here pumice, size 6 to 12,... Washed,... With or without a greenhouse,... Most Tulista grow better in not so hot temperatures,... Under 30°C,.... Water not above is mostly better,... Regards
Yeah it’s always a good idea to wait until they’re a good size before removing them. Even better to wait until they have their own roots, too. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Quick question everyone, how would I apply garden safe fungicide 3 to my Haworthia's if some of them are stressed out others are shriveled up I mean do I just spray the plants, and spray around the roots and be done with it I need to know!!! PLEASE HELP!!!
If your conditions and environment are similar to their natural habitat then yes. If you get a lot of rain or very cold winters then they won’t survive. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Magandang araw! very nice plants. I really love haworthia. But i would like to ask how do you video the plants while rotating and dark background? Do you have an Apps? Salamat po gwapo!
Thank you 😊 I use an electric turntable for the rotating shots. To get the black background, it’s a combination of contrast/exposure settings on my camera as well as some post production editing. I also film those shots in a pitch black room with a single light source on the plants, in this case an LED spot light. Maraming salamat po sa comment at sa panonood 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@Cactimania thank you for your kind attention and detailed explanation. I thought you wont divulge it. I really appreciate that. Basta i really love hawos, it's my most favorite succulents...God bless and ingat!
Leaves changing colour is usually a sign of stress, from either cold, heat or light. Where do you keep your plants? What are the temperatures? Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@manasachodavarapu2084 Depending on the strength of the sunlight it could be that that’s causing it. High temperatures can also cause them to change colour 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Do you find that root growth differs from haworthia (white roots) vs haworthiopsis (orange roots)? For me, haworthiopsis grow a bit faster than their soft leafed variants.
This was worth the wait, Sweetheart! The video came out so professional. The nerdy me is so happy. 😂 I know this took almost a year to complete, compiling footages and research materials and waiting for your plants to cooperate with your plan. I am so very proud of you. Love watching with you, as always. Loved Arnie’s cameo too! ❤️🌼🌺🌸🌵🤗😘💚
Thank you so much my love 🥰 Haha yeah quite a bit of nerdy stuff in it. And yeah this took a long time to complete, and edit lol. Enjoyed watching with you as always too babe ❤️ Glad you liked Arnie’s cameo again 😂 Thank you always babe for all your love, support and encouragement ❤️🌵☀️🌸🤗😘❤️
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intro shots are so clean. lovely haworthias dude
Thank you so much, Hunter 😃 Thanks for stopping by and watching and commenting 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🏜
Excellent video! Luv the photos of the different varieties!
Thank you 😊 Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Great, Daz. Huge work. This video can be shown in Oxford as a teaching aid) Thank you, glad to see your wonderful films again)🌵
Thank you so much, Serge 😊 I wasn’t originally going to make an intro for this video, but after hearing your music it inspired me to create one for this video. Thank you so much again. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 👍🏻🌵☀️🏜🎶
Ah… finally! Still watching. 😊
Muy pero muy lindas, gracias por compartir.
Thank you for watching and commenting 😊🌵☀️🌺🌸🌼🏜
This is an excellent video. Thank you. I am going to watch the linked videos now.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Wonderful photos very professional looking!!!
Thank you 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS. MOST INFORMATIVE. GREAT LECTURE.❤
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
I love this type of care guide. The way you explain is very informative and I like that you show examples from your collection too.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge!
You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Wht a great collection of haworthias u have there! ❤❤❤
Thank you 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
I happen to watch this video on the very day that I need to pull all of my epiphytic cacti and haworthia inside so thank you for all the information
Thank you for watching and commenting 😊🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Full information. Love your input on all succulents.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Well thought out presentation. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you as always, Bill 😊 Have a wonderful Sunday from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
That was very enjoyable, and packed with great information
That's the main reason I enjoy your vids and know that you
Are in the same country as me.
And so a question on the pumice, you say clean,sterile, and reuse,
Something I have done for a few year's while growing orchids.,
My method of cleaning is to place in a porous bag and simply
Put the bag in the dishwasher! As for sterilizing I never have.
So ,now that I will be going from one type of plant to another
Your method of sterilisation please.
Well done as always Daz,a joy to watch.
,Bill.
I tend not to reuse any material now, but when I did I simply sterilised it with boiling water. The only time I’d reuse potting mix now is if the plant hasn’t been in it for long, but six months or more I’ll just discard it. Thanks for watching and commenting, have a wonderful evening from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Excellent stuff! Thank you so much.
Thank you, Janet 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
very interesting video. I live in Sicily and I don't have all the problems you can have at home. my Haworthias grow both in pots and in the ground. I live near Etna (Catania) and the soil is generally porous. Cactaceae and South African plants grow well. Especially those in western South Africa. Congratulations again for the beautiful video and best wishes for your Haworthies.
Thank you 😊 Yes the climate here can be challenging at times to grow these plants well, but they’re doing pretty good. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
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wow, I found this channel just now because I searched for haworthia care advice. pleasantly surprised to hear tagalog in the beginning. even more surprised at how complete and detailed this video is in terms of haworthia care. instant subscribe! can't wait for future videos. I'll be bingeing thru your older content till then :)
Thank you so much for your awesome comment, and for subscribing. Much appreciated 😊 Maraming salamat po sa comment at sa panonood 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Absolutely beautifully done video!!!!
Thank you 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌸🌼🌺🏜
You have a huge collections, I have some few haworthia and they are doing good, thank you for sharing
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Thank you so much Daz for this most enlightening and informative video. I know now how to care better for my haworthias 👍👍
Thank you so much, Sabrina 😊 Glad the video was helpful to you. Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy growing 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
@@Cactimania thank you again
"Let me know how you grow your Haworthia"... badly, as it turns out! I cannot believe how wrong I got it with the two I bought, but it explains why they are in a state. This was such a useful video thank you.
Oh dear…the “badly” got me laughing hard. I hope it was meant to be funny though. 😆
@@edithcoliagrandis Yes! I was being humorous but mine look a state and might be dead. I’m getting a larger glasshouse over winter; when I do I’ll get more and grow them in better conditions.
Sorry to hear that. I did struggle at the very beginning when I first had Haworthia as I knew absolutely nothing about them, I just knew I wanted them lol. Once you get the hang of them though they are super rewarding plants to grow. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
@@Cactimania No worries! I’m usually pretty good knowing what I’m doing with plants so this was a wake up call not to be so complacent.
@@GlasshouseandGarden I had some Haworthias that were in a bad state too but were resurrected by cooler temps and in desperate times, water therapy. All the best! I’d love to have a glass house too but it’s not feasible where I am currently. 🥰
An excellent video! I have learnt much more... so now I'll be watering them over the winter too. As you know Daz I don't like soil-based or peat substrates but all my Haworthia you gifted me grow in my cactus potting mix and contains Fir Bark Chips and all the Haworthia have taken great to it and have grown so well 😉😀 thanks for all the information you shared in your video, very helpful 👍🏻😁🌵🏆
You’ve got a very good potting mixture, Claire. Well researched and fits your plants very well. 🥰❤️
Thank you so much, Claire 😊 Yeah don’t be afraid to water them over winter, as yours are indoors they will be actively growing. Your potting mix is excellent so they’ll do very well in that. Haworthia aren’t really picky about what they grow in, it’s just like many succulents they don’t like their roots to be wet for too long. Thank you for watching and commenting as always, Claire. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
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@@Cactimania Thanks Daz!😊 ...the largest haworthia you gifted me has spread out & outgrown it's 9cm pot I used! 😄 have a great day to you & wonderful Edith 🌞
Been waiting for this video but it was worth the long wait. Great footages you have here. It is very comprehensive too. 👍🏼 Haworthia may not be able to withstand direct sunlight but they can withstand extreme heat. From experience, as long as they are in shade, they will withstand temperatures over 110F/43.3C. They will go dormant but they will survive. That is why Haworthias are among the few fleshy succulents that I grow in the desert. Next video… Haworthia propagation! 😃 Excellent video, Daz. Your Haworthia collection is impressive.
Thank you so much, Ana 😊 Yes they can take high temperatures, it’s when the nighttime temperatures are consistently high that it can really stress them out. This summer when nighttime temps were high a lot of my Haworthia actually looked pretty bad, now we’re into autumn and it’s much cooler they’re looking much better. Thank you for watching and commenting as always, Ana. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜☕️
I totally agree..I love all the Haworthia much more when not sun stressed for the most part.. I don’t purchase from sellers who keep them stressed.
Yeah most don’t look well when they’re stressed. I don’t mind a bit of stress colour as long as the plant looks plump, but when they’re super stressed and dehydrated looking, not a fan of that. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Thank you so much for the info. Very helpful for me. I love these plant! Just started to collect them.
Thank you so much, Lorenia 😊 Glad the video is useful for you and good luck with your Haworthia collecting. Happy growing 🌵☀️🌺🌸🌼🏜
Oh WOWSERS Daz :-D what a truly MAGNIFICENT video on Haworthia and their care, really EXCELLENT information about them and how to care for them, so very detailed and this video is going to help so many growers on growing for Haworthia, Hans and I both agree its the BEST Haworthia care video that we have EVER seen, well done Daz and you have a fantastic collection of Haworthia, thanks so much for sharing this INCREDIBLE video, and Hans and I are sending you and beautiful Edith lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER to England and Singapore for a wonderful plant powered new week ahead XXXX
Thank you so much, Lyn 😊 Took quite a while to complete but was all worth it. I think I first started working on it about a year ago 😂 So glad you both enjoyed and thank you so much again. Have a wonderful afternoon and evening from Edith & myself to you and Hans ❤️🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
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Thanks for sharing tips on caring plants especially Haworthias,I don’t have much of varieties of it yet,I still have to see,watch and learned from you on best way to keep them.You’ve got an amazing varieties of haworthias.I’m in awe 😮 just wow 🤩
Thank you so much, Rhea 😊 Haworthia are awesome and you should definitely get more of them. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful evening from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Hi Daz, great video, very informative, thanks, I've only got a couple of Haworthia plants but after watching this I'll be trying to get some more
Thank you, Phil 😊 That’s great you’ll be getting some more Haworthia, they really are awesome plants and there are some spectacular looking ones available. Cheers for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
This is the best and concise information on haworthia. Very to the point. Thanks a lot Daz for sharing these treasure of information. I did suggest if you could touch upon the fertilizing part, what when and now much to use.
Thank you, I truly appreciate that 😊 I’ll probably do a more in-depth video later this year on fertilising, not just for Haworthia but the cacti as well. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Great, informative video Daz. 👏🏻
Thank you so much, Fiona 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Excelente video. Very complete and clear info! Love it!!!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀🌺🌼🌸🏜
Gorgeous haworthias. They are starting to grow on me and your video is a great help. More power! Will be re-watching this a lot.
Thank you so much 😊 They are awesome plants, but once you start collecting them it’s hard to stop 😂 Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
Hello from Los Angeles, i must say the quality of your video is top notch! I loved the music you choose in the beginning of the video! thank you for the video, lots of good information, I've been growing them for about 3 years myself I have been obsessed with them ever since I discovered them. here in LA it's pretty easy to grow them. I live outside all year long, and they are very happy. I usually make arrangements with them in pots and display them around my garden.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed 😊 I’d love to be able to grow these outside here, unfortunately they’d all rot in the winter. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Wow!!! That was an excellent video Daz!!! Very informative!! I don't usually water my Haworthias during winter. I may start giving a little this winter to see what happens. I've had many of mine survive a 20° F freeze in my greenhouse. But they were dry. This video was packed with information!!! Thanks very much for sharing this one!!! I will water them a bit this winter. From Morris park in the Ozarks to the U.K. & Singapore, have a great day!!! Peace,Love,Plants!!!!✌💖🌵🌷🌴🌸🌲💐🌳🌺🌿🌻🍀🌹😀👍
Thank you so much, Clyde 😊 Most of my Haworthia are most active now until spring, a lot coming into flower again now too. Yeah quite a few are apparently cold hardy down to freezing, it’s just none of mine have ever been exposed to very low temperatures so it would probably be a bit of a shock for them haha. Thank you for watching and commenting as always my friend. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself to you and Deb 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
Really nice and thorough. Thanks alot!
Thank you 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Thank you for a very helpful video guide to Haworthias
Thank you, glad you found it helpful 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Thank you for your video. I have many haworthias I did not know how to care for them. They are struggling I am going to change my ways.
Thank you, much appreciated 😊 Good luck with your Haworthia. I hope they start growing well for you. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
Great video mate...lots of good info and stunning looking plants to look at ...well done 👍👍👍
Cheers mate. Plants are starting to look good again now we’re into the autumn. Cheers for watching and commenting mate 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🏜
Excellent, comprehensive and informative-thanks for sharing! I was wondering what the difference between haworthia and tulista is. Beautiful specimens in your collection. a good tip with a stick, too:)
Thank you so much, Magda 😊 Yeah the different groups for these plants can be confusing sometimes, I actually rarely see people refer to these plants as Haworthiopsis or Tulista, everyone pretty much says Haworthia. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching and commenting as always, Magda. Have a wonderful evening from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Great job! I love Haworthia and have been expanding my collection this year. I keep most of mine in pots on a shady shelf outdoors. As you mentioned they are small plants so having them in pots make them easier to look at. Though I do have 3 of them planted in the ground and it got down to 0°C last winter and they were just fine at this temperature. Thanks for making this video, i'm sure I will reference in the future.
Thank you so much, David 😊 Yeah quite a few will tolerate cold temperatures, from what I read it’s if they’re exposed to very cold temperatures and frost for long periods it can be detrimental to them. Pretty much all of mine have never been exposed to low temperatures so it would probably be a bit of a shock to them if they were lol. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting, have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
Wow those plant pots are very unique. Any idea where they’re from? Always looking for new planters
If you mean the black square ones they came from Singapore, but similar ones can be found on Amazon/eBay. The terracotta octagonal ones came from The Cactus Shop website. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Super helpful video Daz! I definitely picked up a couple tips that I will be executing for my Haworthias. Thanks so much for taking the time to put together a thorough plant care video for Haworthias. And as always the cinematography is on point! Have a great weekend🤍
Thank you so much, Forsythia 😊 Sorry I haven’t been active on your videos recently, been so busy with overwintering and getting this video made I’ve not had much time for anything else, but I’ll catch up with them soon 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting, have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌸🌺🌼🏜
@@Cactimania Hi Daz, no apology needed sir. We all get busy. I’m behind on watching some of my favorite UA-cam Channels😀 many thanks to you and Edith on your continued support of my channel. It’s unseasonably warm in North Texas, but I’m in overwinter prep mode. I haven’t brought many plants in yet as I’m trying to let them suck up these 70-80F temperatures as long as possible🤗 I hope you and Edith are enjoying the week💖🌷🌵🍃🤍🌱🥀🌿
This is such an interesting video Darren. I had no idea these plants have dormancy periods. I only have cacti in my collection but next time I’m in the garden centre I might treat myself! Thank you for sharing 🌱
Thank you so much, Paula 😊 Hope you find some nice Haworthia at the garden centre. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌸🌼🏜
Very informative video. Thank you very much!
Thank you 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Very Very helpful video thank you so much
Thank you 😊 Glad it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
So good video. Inspiring.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 Love your name by the way 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Thank you for your very helpful and excellent advice!!! Love your videos!
Thank you 😊 Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
Another great video Daz. All those haworthia are beautiful.
You’re very knowledgeable and your video is perfect! full of information, very clear and very helpful. A must watch. You’re a very good teacher and a very good cinematographer.
Thank you for another great work you shared to us.
Have a lovely day to you and Edith 💚🌵
Salamat sis. Grabe ang ngiti nya hanggang tenga!
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Thank you so much, Kath 😊 Was a lot of work but glad I made this video. Thank you for watching and commenting as always. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself to you and Phil 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Thank you - very helpful 👍👍
You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌸🌼🌺🏜
Hi Daz , very helpful video. I have a few Haworthia: Haworthia attenuata , coartica , Prince Albert, pumila, and a couple unnamed varieties . I’m a novice at this so I followed the potting soil requirements from videos , given them bright light inside and out , but only one is thriving and noticeably growing while the others have barely changed. ( I’ve had them slightly more than a year , maybe two)
I put them out on my shaded front porch when they weren’t growing inside, but it’s been So hot this summer ( night time temps over 90 degrees , daytime over 105 everyday! ) so I brought them inside on my N.East windowsill and 3 more under a grow light. ( they’ve been inside now for 2 weeks)
I have only misted them because I was afraid they were probably dormant and started a foliage spray feeding too. I suspect my tap water is the culprit ( our Dallas water is loaded with fluorides and chlorine ). Do you think that is why my Haworthias are not growing ?
Sorry for the long comment, just trying to find answers.
Yeah I’d certainly recommend using rain water if you can. Some Haworthia can go dormant during very hot weather, especially if nighttime temperatures are high. Slow growth or no growth at all could be an issue with roots, a lot of Haworthia will go through a root shedding phase every year, especially if the mix they were growing in is completely changed to something new. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
Awesome video, very informative. Thank you for sharing. My environment is dry most of the day, just below normal and I’m using terracotta pots. Do I still need to turn on a fan for air circulation?
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 I would always recommend ventilation and air circulation around your plants, especially if grown indoors. In the summer when it’s hot it’s important as hot stagnant air can be detrimental to them. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
So beautiful plants and sharing 🎉🎉nice
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Great video mate
Cheers 😊 Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
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Great video! Interesting to hear it's best to water in the evening, I have been doing it by accident just because the evening is when I usually procrastinate going to sleep and end up looking over my plants :) . If I can ask, where did you get so many amazing species being in the UK? I find that when I try to look for sellers they're mostly from Asia, and apart from the shipping price being more than a pricy plant, I am worried about phytosanitary documents, plants coming into EU and all... I'd love to slowly get more interesting varieties when I get more space for them.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 I think the best place to buy Haworthia from in the UK is Ian’s Haworthia. Some of the more unusual hybrids he sells are a little more pricey, but there’s some bargains on his website too. Well worth checking out and he’s been listing a lot of new ones lately. Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy growing 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Can you use chicken grit in the soil and it be ok you have some beautiful plants great video
Yeah I think that would be okay to use. Thanks for watching and commenting, Gary. Have a lovely day and weekend from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌼🌺🌸🏜
That is a fabulous video packed with information and gorgeous eye candy! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
I grow my haworthias outside in warm weather on the north side of the house, out of direct sunlight. They are inside in a south facing window now until late April or May. I found scale on one H. limifolia but no other pests on others. 🤞
I was wondering if the care for Gasterias is similar to Haworthias?
Thank you so much, LeeAnn. Nice to get another comment from you 😊 Hope the seeds you won last year germinated well for you. Yeah Gasteria and Aloes and Haworthia have very similar care. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a wonderful day from Edith & myself 🌵☀️🌺🌸🌼🏜
Found a haworthia (see thru leaf ends) in the trash 4 weeks ago, i looked at it today it looks perfect only one tiny scare/broken leaf rest are looking like new it was kinda soft or sloppy but after a few weeks it now like new with babys all the way around. I have a lot of trashed plants but i would not think to pick up all the soft suculents but now i for sure will, i allso found a aloe but it maybe a "zebra plant" haworthia
That’s awesome 😃 I think I need to come visit where you’re finding these plants if people are throwing them away haha. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@Cactimania i walk by a big supermarket trash bin where ppl dumster dive and there is allso a compost pile where plants are thrown out
Hi, you say that you wouldn’t personally use pine bark chips in your Haworthia mix but you don’t elaborate and say why? I’ve seen others recommend it? Can you please say why.. 🙏 Great video 👍🏼
It’s just personal preference really. I think it’s always best to try and grow cacti and succulents in a very similar mix to what they’d be growing in in habitat. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
I have managed to keep my zebra Haworthia alive for a few years now, but I am curious why it is growing upward but no pups to divide. I don't know much about this variety, but it is in a good sized pot in a gritty mix. Can I send you a pic? I don't want to lose it! I am afraid to pull out of pot. Love your video! I would love to get more varieties of these!
That’s unusual for it not to be growing offsets. You can send pics of it to my Instagram or Facebook or email, all the links to those are in the description. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
You’re Haworthia are the most beautiful I’ve ever seen..👍🏼 How long have you been growing them in the soil mix that you make here? Thanks so much 🙏👍🏼
Thank you 😊 About 3 years or so, but have experimented with other mixes for them during that time. The grittier the mix with minimal organic material is best for them I’ve found. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@Cactimania Thanks so much for your reply 👍🏼 I’m brand new to these types of Haworthia and recently bought 8 of them bare root that I need to get potted. All I have is Bonsai Jack Gritty Mix, and an additional bag of pine bark.
I’m not sure if you’re aware of Bonsai Jack Gritty Mix or not? But it already contains 30% pine coir as it’s organic component. I’ve had much success with it for the past 2 years with all my succulents for nearly 100% of the time and the other, much cheaper types of Haworthia I have (like Zebra Haworthia) are doing great with it.
I’ve seen one person online mention adding additional pine bark to that mix for the type of Haworthia we’re talking about now, but since it already has 30% I’m wondering what you’re opinion might be seeing that you’re finding that the smaller amounts of organic material mixes are working best?
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On a side note..I’m totally blown away by the health and beauty of the Haworthia your showing here and if these are your plants I’d love to know if you’re ordering them from somewhere wonderful online that might ship to me here in the U.S.A.? It’s so hard to find such beautiful, healthy specimens in my experience thus far.
@@markdcmountp Yeah I’ve heard of Bonsai Jack, and if that’s working out well for you and your plants are liking it I’d carry on using it. The only place here in the UK that sells unique Haworthia and will ship to the US is Ian’s Haworthia. I’d personally contact him first though before ordering just to be sure 👍🏻🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@CactimaniaHi, thanks so much for that information 👍🏼 I’ve been chatting with Ian’s Haworthia and it’s been great 👍🏼 I mentioned your site to him. I haven’t had a chance to order from him yet but it’s definitely in my very near future..
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Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌸🌺🏜
Quick question, my haworthia are going soft and shriveled, what is the cause? And how far should my 1000 watt led grow lights be from the plants?
That’s usually a sign of dehydration and them wanting more water, but if you’re watering them and they’re still soft and shrivelled that can be a sign they’re dormant and not taking up that water. A 1000watt grow light for Haworthia is pretty strong, I wouldn’t have that any closer than about 25iches from the top of the plants. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Hi can I use zeolite in my cactus?
You can yes, I use it in my cactus mix as well. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
What sort of container do you use for your seedlings?
You can use any sort of container as long as it has drainage holes. I sometimes use those trays that have mushrooms in you get from the supermarket and poke holes in the bottom for drainage. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
I have just brought a new Haworthia 'Savanna' home from Morrisons and as I was getting it out of the bag I caught one of the leaves and it has partially broken. Is this leaf now a gonna or can I band aid it as it's not completely severed it? If I remove the leaf completely, will this encourage it to grow a pup there instead? Or will it always remain a leaf missing? I am a novice so haven't got a clue!
It might completely heal, or the plant could possibly purge it. Either way it’s a good idea to leave it and not pull it off completely. It might grow a pup from there depending on the species, some Haworthia remain solitary. If the leaf is lost then over time you won’t notice as the plant grows. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌸🌼🌺🏜
I've just sown quite a few Haworthia seeds of various types. Where would you say is the best position for them for optimal growth for the first year? I have a south facing windowsill (UK) using shade cloth, north facing windowsill, a Spider Farmer SF300 33W growlight in a small grow tent giving 8000 lux or under growlight with shade cloth giving 3000 lux? They are currently in my grow tent with cacti seedlngs but I'm thinking they may be happier on a south facing windowsill using a shade cloth to keep off direct sun, it'll be cooler than the grow tent. What do you reckon? Cheers!
I'd personally have them on the south facing window. That's where most of my Haworthia seedlings are. They don't get any direct sunlight, but on a table in-front of the window where they get bright indirect light. Haworthia seedlings will soon let you know if they're getting too much light, they'll soon develop a tan haha. You could always try both as an experiment, see which do better on the sill or in the tent under the light. Good luck with them. Thank you for watching and commenting 🌵☀🌼🌺🏜
Cheers! The south facing windowsill is their new home, bonus is that there's more room in the tent now for even more cacti seeds! lol
Hy,... Here in mid Europe haw. Don't need watering from beginning July to mid August,... Best here pumice, size 6 to 12,... Washed,... With or without a greenhouse,... Most Tulista grow better in not so hot temperatures,... Under 30°C,.... Water not above is mostly better,... Regards
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Have two Haworthia with puppies, should I wait till they are a good size before separating from the parent plant ?
Yeah it’s always a good idea to wait until they’re a good size before removing them. Even better to wait until they have their own roots, too. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
Many thanks 👍
Quick question everyone, how would I apply garden safe fungicide 3 to my Haworthia's if some of them are stressed out others are shriveled up I mean do I just spray the plants, and spray around the roots and be done with it I need to know!!! PLEASE HELP!!!
I have no experience with using that so hopefully someone can help you out regarding that. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
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can i just plant my haworthia in my outdoor rock backyard? like in the wild not in a pot indoor
If your conditions and environment are similar to their natural habitat then yes. If you get a lot of rain or very cold winters then they won’t survive. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Magandang araw! very nice plants. I really love haworthia. But i would like to ask how do you video the plants while rotating and dark background? Do you have an Apps? Salamat po gwapo!
Thank you 😊 I use an electric turntable for the rotating shots. To get the black background, it’s a combination of contrast/exposure settings on my camera as well as some post production editing. I also film those shots in a pitch black room with a single light source on the plants, in this case an LED spot light. Maraming salamat po sa comment at sa panonood 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@Cactimania thank you for your kind attention and detailed explanation. I thought you wont divulge it. I really appreciate that. Basta i really love hawos, it's my most favorite succulents...God bless and ingat!
I am growing haworthia since 4 days. Now the color of the leaves are changing.plzz tell me what I have to do..
Leaves changing colour is usually a sign of stress, from either cold, heat or light. Where do you keep your plants? What are the temperatures? Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
@@Cactimania I am putting in direct sunlight for 3 hrs from 9 to 1 30 and then I am putting in shade
@@manasachodavarapu2084 Depending on the strength of the sunlight it could be that that’s causing it. High temperatures can also cause them to change colour 🌵☀️🌺🌼🏜
Do you find that root growth differs from haworthia (white roots) vs haworthiopsis (orange roots)? For me, haworthiopsis grow a bit faster than their soft leafed variants.
Yeah I have found that also. They certainly produce their offsets faster. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌺🌼🌸🏜
Pinoy ka bro?
No my girlfriend is from the Philippines. Maraming salamat po sa comment at sa panonood 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜
North facing window on my place have work really good
That’s good north facing windows work for you. Thanks for watching and commenting 🌵☀️🌼🌺🏜