James has the best pots and a fantastic nursery too. I learnt stuff, thanks John.

I have one of these in a pot and it's grown about 2-3" tall in the last 3 years and slightly wider. It's a real beauty, never to disappoint.😊

I've been looking for a content like this for weeks now. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! I'm starting my succulents collection with Echeveria and this is really the best succulent guide I found so far.

One of my favorites- Love Succulents Australia . always honest and always beautiful succulents. Thanks John again for sharing the amazing knowledge you have🌻

Good stuff as always, Johnny. It's always very interesting to see how James does things, as a few of his methods fly in the face of the "Conventional Internet Wisdom" that the social media hivemind propagates, and there's absolutely no arguing with his results. Particularly his lithops soil mix, some people would have a heart attack to know how much organic material he uses, and like I said, absolutely no arguing with his results. Now, I've got some West Rainbow leaves that, like James said, aren't coming up variegated pups. So, in that instance, are they just normal PVNs? On the bright side, I've got three Black Prince variegates out of a batch of 25 or so leaves! Very exciting.

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely collection

Love your video, love everything James has and done!

very useful information, thanks

beautiful plants as always! I would love to see more videos about mesembs!

thank you for this vid

Wow! This video really gave me an idea I am restarting my succulent addiction and Perlevon is one of them. hope you can make a video on beanheading of Perlevon and on what soil mis is best for the head and the pups? I really appreciate this... 🥰🥰🥰🥰

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Looking forward to visit monbulk nursery again soon. I never leave empty handed 😂

Hi Johnny, regarding the fertilizer, you said Dolomite, Slow Release and "White Stuff". Please what is the white stuff? Interesting the layering of the two mixes am going to try that.

Great video, where can i buy these beautiful pots pls??

I'm about to behead my PVN, which I have done once before but last time the remaining stem did not survive. This time I hope the remaining stem survives & produces a new rosette, but the stem currently has air roots- should I keep these air roots on the remaining stem or with the head to be transplanted? If kept with the head will these help it to root faster/give it a better chance of successfully rooting?

Thank you for this video. For the first time, I spotted an E. Rainbow that looks close to mine (Rainbow silk variegated at 8:31). I've recently acquired some and after some time, I noticed a change in the texture of the leaves. Instead of being smooth, waxy and more flexible (can bend a bit), the new leaves are more rough, thick and stiff. They feel like the leaves of an E. Beyonce. I am wondering if this is due to my home environment. My succulents get 12 hours of growlights (grown indoors), water every 10 days, good ventilation and temperature between 20 to 30 degrees. Other than this change happening to the new leaves, the plants are very healthy. My PVNs, on the other hand, are thriving very well. I am not too sure if you will be able to read this. I wonder if anyone else has the same experience. Please do share and tell me what you think is happening. Thank you.

I have acclimatised some PVNs to extreme sun exposure in my garden. They go the most amazing light peachy pink and almost look artificial. Very healthy and alive, just stressed over time to give the colour.

Soil recipe?