So Glad you enjoyed it! 💕

@@Myrtuscommunis Thank you! 😊

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Thank you so much!! I love Laui’s too! I have one that’s about 4 to 5 inches that I grow inside under my grow lights. I have heard they can be quite finicky growing outdoors. Is that where you are growing yours? I’m assuming that being in Australia you can probably grow outdoors all year, right? I have a few Australian KZfaqrs that I follow that grow outdoors all year round. “Growing Succulents With Liz”, “The Morning Chorus”, “Succulent Growing Tips” and a few others. I just drool watching their videos with all their beautiful succulents growing outdoors. It’s just impossible with my climate to do that. Zone 4 in Minnesota USA. But I can put a few on my balcony during the spring, summer and autumn months. 🎉 Thanks again for the lovely comment and your support. I really appreciate the love!! Hope to chat with you again. 💕

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Thank you so much for your support and coming over to my little channel to check it out. I appreciate it SOOOO much!! XoXo 😘❤️

I’m so ready for the tropical plants to die. 😝I’m so done with taking care of them. They don’t like me much. 😆 My house indoors is set to “succulent weather temps”. 😎 It’s just too dry for most tropicals in my home. But they LOVE being outdoors in my humid summer weather. They will be happy for a bit longer. Wish I had someone closer to me that liked tropicals that I can give them to in the winter. Oh well. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! ❤️

@@ForeverASucculentAddict wish I was closer to you!!! I’d take them off your hands.

Thank you so much!! It’s really so much fun to create these little worlds within my succulents. I’m OBSESSED! 😍 Would love to see how you take natural things and turn them into fairy houses. That’s so intriguing to me! Love that! I’m in Minnesota so like you my succulents remain indoors also. All year round with grow lights. I have hundreds of Echeveria in my own personal collection. And a few others. I mainly collect Echeverias. I just think they are so BEAUTIFUL. I like to take a few from my collection (the more common ones) that I won’t cry if they die 😅 Outside so I can enjoy the beauty when I’m outside on my deck. But this is the second year out of the 4 years that I’ve been collecting and growing succulents that I brought them outside. Still learning of course. ☺️ And this year I thought it would be so much fun to create a fairy garden theme. And I couldn’t even begin to imagine how much joy it would bring me. And now I’m hooked. 😆😁 Thanks so much for checking out my little channel and for giving me your sweet comment. Made my day! ❤️

@@ForeverASucculentAddict My pleasure! Your channel popped up yesterday and the words succulents and fairies roped me right in. As a condo dweller, I envy your lovely outdoor space! An example of my fairy house components are oatmeal canisters! I make "towers" out of them - I wallpaper the inside with scrapbook paper and cut out windows. I use tiny twigs as window frames. I use individual pieces of pine cones as shingles for the outside or for the roofs. (Now THAT is painstaking and sticky work!😅) Decorate with acorns, feathers, snail shells - anything interesting I find walking my dog. And, usually, the main part of each house starts with some kind of hollowed out piece of wood and I go from there! So many wonderful (and expensive 😳) dollhouse and fairy house figurines at Michael's, etc - those are the finishing touches. Anyway, your succulents are gorgeous! And anybody would enjoy sitting out there with the big yard view and the miniature view you created! 👏🏽🍄🧚🏽‍♂️👏🏽

@@lisaaguirre3756 WOW! Sounds like you need to start your own KZfaq channel to share how to make Fairy Houses. Sounds fabulous! And also “painstaking”….lol You are truly dedicated to making the perfect Fairy House. I just LOVE that so much. You sound really crafty. I think you would do great here on KZfaq if you ever decide to start your own channel. If you do…I’ll be your first subscriber and number one fan! ❤️ Also thanks for reminding me that what I already have is something to be thankful for. I forget that there are people that can’t put their succulents outside. I’m always wanting a bigger space to do even MORE. So thank you for helping me see that what I already have is more than enough. We need those little reminders every once in a while. I’m so glad you found my channel and I got to chat with you. Take care and I hope to see you and chat more with you down the road. 💕

@@kathleensmalltowngirl8357 Thank you so much! 😊