Thank you for the informative, enjoyable video! Perle is one of my favorites, and I love growing them from leaf props. Annie is a delight to watch, she has great energy - please keep her doing your videos!

Can watch this gal all day

Never before have I seen such a lovely gardening lady.

I bought one from a local nursery here in Lake Charles, LA about 2 years ago. Its leaves were sitting on the rim of the pot at that time. Now, it's grown about 2" in height, a bit in width (I'd say about 1" overall) and looks great. I wasn't sure how to water it at first and inadvertently overwatered it once. It promptly protested by dropping a few bottom leaves! I learned from that one incident that when it comes to water, EASY DOES IT! I did the same to a medium sized jade plant I bought at the same time. The lower and outer leaves developed BLACK tips, some in the central body of the leaf, and some dropped. That's another one you have to go easy on the watering. Thank goodness for KZfaq videos, which warn you of these watering errors. At least I didn't KILL it! I've used these new bought beauties as a teaching tool, and I'm a fast learner. 😉

PVN is my all time favourite succulent

This is one of my favorite succulents. So pretty.😍

I grow them outdoors and as you know Texas sometimes gets too wet (rain all the time) and on summer it gets too hot. Because of that most of my succulents that I’ve purchased last year from y’all died. I am new in growing succulents. I hope you also make a video about proper growing outdoors. Thank you so much 🌵.

A delightful plant care lesson. Beautiful variety of echeveria. I recently bought a condo and have a nice balcony. I will be adding to my “jungle” again as time, energy and finances permit. Varieties of succulents and cacti are some of my favorite plants!

I have not seen your vids in a number of months. I know what I am going to say will be considered, by some, to be highly offensive, some may need to seek counseling, or maybe mental health intervention, but I am going to say it. That hair style is very attractive. Frames your face beautifully.

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely collection HAPPY Valentine Day to Mountain Crest

They are one of THE most beautiful succulents. I really enjoyed this video and learned so much.

I really liked your videos, learned a lot and look forward to your next update.

It would be really nice if you had a montage of footage of the plants at the end of the video

Lovely hairstyle in this video, Annie! Someone gifted me a succulent arrangement several years ago that included a mature PVN; that was the beginning of my succulent obsession. 😆 Now many plants and propagates later, my husband calls me the succulent queen. 😎

Just got my first PVN a week ago, can’t wait to see the magic happen! I’m new to plants, horticulture, etc… but I’ve always liked succulents

Hi! Excellent video and very informative. Do make a video on potting mixture for succulent.

“insert pearl pun here” 😜

Mine has grown like a foot in the last year. It curls around but I think it’s healthy

I started an obsession with succulents early last summer & one of my first group home pots involved a PVN... A couple leaves broke off in the transplanting process which I was highly successful in sprouting with pups & the whole nine yards. SW Michigan had an off again on again wet, with 3 day deluges then hot temps even so most plants did well in the elements. Seem like I was always out of town when it would rain, even so, my plants did really well right up until the first of October when it started raining & cooling off...out of town again. I brought everything inside but they came inside wet. Some of them I had underneath of a glass top table seamed ok but I lost a lot of plants by Christmas to root rot heartbroken over that, however my pvn's survived, all three of them, the two babies and the big Mama plant. I haven't watered a lot of my plants since Thanksgiving until just this past week as the leaves were getting pretty shriveled looking. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they survive the tail end of winter. Having watched hours upon hours of instructional videos last summer I'm amazed that nobody ever mentioned completely starving them of water most of the winter...watering once a month was way to much...and yes my succlent potting mix was very sparing in organic matter and rich in pearlite and even crushed granite. Maybe watering every 2-3 months would be better in the winter in the north country and stop watering into September. I'll try that this coming winter... My PVN’s were gorgeous over the summer...can hardly wait for this next growing season as I have one more leaf that is taking root now and original Momma has somewhat elongated so there may be more badies in the mix. As I look out my front window at a foot of snow and a huge Stellar Jay on a suit block in my front yard, I can hardly wait for the spring thaw and the beginning of Summer's warmth and a new growing season to apply lessons learned last summer to my favorite new hobby.

Hello, how do you get the Perle Von Nurnberg to grow in a cluster? I keep seeing these beautiful pictures of PVN clusters and would love to add this to my garden. 😊💜

Hi. Thank you for a very informative video (as usual) 😄. I have recently bought a E Rainbow. Do I apply the same procedure as for the PVN when I want to propagate it? I have also tried the leaf propagating method with the PVN and had no luck with leaves growing 😓. What would your advice be🙏

Once those leave shows roots and little flowers at the bottom how what do you do then do you plant the whole thing plant of flowers and the roots down into dirt

So the leaf cuttings don’t dry out before they start rooting? I have read misting helps but with this one the leaf could get moldy from water on it?

Is it ok to plant this in the ground, in your garden?

Thank you for mentioning that it is pet safe. Ms. Propagating and I don't get along. I have not been very successful. But, I will keep trying.

I always use a scissor when I "behead" my succulents

Can I apply to another country? ❤️

I keep mine on a sunny window and they still stretch out like they need more sun!! It's crazy

Doesn't the rubbing alcohol harm the plant?

Is this how you pronounce echeveria, it was named after a Mexican artist.

Most of your videos you have the sempervivum planted by themselves . Is there a reason ?