Breaks my heart to see pups abandoned on side of road. Good for you for rescuing them.
@tylerball70694 күн бұрын
I have a queen of the night! Her name is Denise! She has white flowers!
@veronicasydorenko97985 күн бұрын
I've picked up one today, just as this one! but, it had damaged areas all over the stem, and I wonder... HOW. how to help that buddy, cuz I know nothing about cactuses, and the only succulent, that has survived at mine yet - is a tiny aloe, which seems to love me a lot, cuz all previous tries were so failed (one literally fell off the stem and said bye-bye)... hope I'd not make more damage to the one I picked up 🤭
@Misslou24255 күн бұрын
Wait...is that why they go yellow? Being in their soil/ pit for too long? I kept wondering if l have been giving mine too much sun....
@jmoneyband13st755 күн бұрын
I used poison pellets. I haven't seen any new tunnels in two days. Will see what tomorrow brings.
@girlnabox13496 күн бұрын
Found a FLF that needs a home but it is about 7 ft no leaves then a bushy top at about 9ft. Leaning heavy and needs love. So scared to cut it down. Thoughts?
@ottomobile646 күн бұрын
I do a little creative garden shopping at HD and Lowe’s😂
@sandygilbert48557 күн бұрын
How much do extra betters cost. Where to buy
@t.leanne887 күн бұрын
The arrangement you make looks beautiful ❤
@FreePlantsForever7 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!
@t.leanne887 күн бұрын
I have had shriveled up succulent leaves that actually grew a full rosette and roots and it was my first time doing it. Many if mine grew bith roits as well as a baby rosette flower bud ehuch they claim is rare but i also had a kow key grow light and just put them into a paper olate with some soil into it and misted them with water like once a week or so
@t.leanne887 күн бұрын
You can trim the tips off on ones you think ate not good or evenand they will sprout
@sandygilbert48558 күн бұрын
Thangs for your time l do better when i watch friends putting things together.I watch your video two times. Then i put my mower together. First time I put a mower together in my Iife. Now I aim mowing.
@FreePlantsForever7 күн бұрын
Glad that this could help! I do the same thing, always open up KZfaq to help me put something together.
@derpyKAT22910 күн бұрын
here
@sushisue4211 күн бұрын
They are like little homeless pets for us to bring home.
@drakeweddner11 күн бұрын
Does only the specific rossete that bloomed die my plant flowered and is still happily chugging along
@FreePlantsForever7 күн бұрын
Assuming it's an aeonium and not another type of succulent, they do often create new pups before they flower to carry on living 😁
@drakeweddner7 күн бұрын
@@FreePlantsForever sorry I'm a bit confused I got this plant from my grandmother it's very large and old so you're saying every separate stock is a individual plant I was under the impression that it was all one plant with multiple stalks
@drakeweddner7 күн бұрын
@@FreePlantsForever I'm almost positive it's aeonium I'm pretty experienced with plants I'm relatively new to be an interested in succulents it looks just like an aeonium the rosette groves on a long thick stock and they will turn purple if they get too much sun but it's in a big pot with at least seven stops coming out probably more and it breaks easily when it gets bumped so I have removed like 15 stocks and propagated them
@martinwhitehurst989311 күн бұрын
Well my aloe plant has been in my greehouse since I had this issue of it looking like it was going to die and now it's big beautiful and has pups growing everywhere. It's in a hanging basket in my green house and I water it when I can put half of my figure in the soil and it's dry. Then I water it until a lil bit comes out of the bottom them I leave it alone for a while before I check again.
@abbasduman696311 күн бұрын
Tried this very often, but sadly they all rotted. But recently I found one stem, hope it roots
@dorissloan595911 күн бұрын
Lmao !!!
@dEEmARIE-11 күн бұрын
Thank you for this video. It was very helpful.
@FreePlantsForever7 күн бұрын
So glad it helped!
@deborahbarry825012 күн бұрын
You have helped me a lot... I subscribed 😊
@FreePlantsForever7 күн бұрын
Welcome! Happy to have you here
@valkyriesardo27812 күн бұрын
This tip is not a freebie but it is a bargain. You may have a long established and highly reputable garden center in your region. The business is prosperous enough to maintain a staff of landscape architects and work crews in addition to selling plants and garden supplies to the public. I spoke with them after buying a home with zero landscaping out front, nothing but one puny evergreen shrub. I knew enough to know I did not know enough to come up with a good design. We struck a deal. For only 50 dollars, a professional architect came to my home, measured my property, and discussed my preferences. A week later, I received a scale drawing of a beautiful landscape design for the entire front of my home, complete with the recommended plant list, and a breakdown of pricing for materials and labor. It was the best money I have ever spent.... I returned to the shop to negotiate. Be careful with that. If you whittle them down too far, the job isn't worth their time. We agreed that they would cut the sod. I would grade the soil. They installed the brick edging and planted the 3 ornamental trees. I planted all the shrubs, etc. They returned with the river rock mulch. (PS. I will never do a rock mulch again...too hard to maintain long term). Depending on your skills you can do the entire job yourself and can spread the expense and the effort across a span of years. The end result is a constant pleasure to me and receives a constant stream of compliments.
@valkyriesardo27812 күн бұрын
I respect what you are saying here and have a story to relate on what not to do. My parents owned a home in a high price neighborhood along a winding street. The opposite side of the street is an untended river bank. Over the years, my parents landscaped the section of bank across from their home. It became a popular rest stop for joggers, children, fishermen, and assorted passers by. One rainy day, two well-dressed ladies parked an expensive car, took a shovel out of the trunk and dug up all the full grown hosta. A neighbor noticed their umbrellas and enquired. They said they were collecting the plants for an impoverished friend. The gall. On a side note, my father was of German heritage and adopting the care of untended land is a very German thing to do. It is just for the pleasure of creating beauty where there was none. It upset him terribly to see his work undone. The day we buried him, I stood outside the cemetery chapel waiting for the crew to prepare his casket for the grave. I stood among all the funeral flower arrangements that would be placed upon the grave, the wreaths, bouquets, etc. A couple came strolling along among the gravestones. And right in front of me, they helped themselves to his roses. I was already hurting too much and could not speak a word at that unspeakable deed.
@moiraberniegatt949113 күн бұрын
Hate to contradict but I bought 20 string of turtles on eBay and they all grew new plants. 👍
@cynthiacharlery71013 күн бұрын
How can I get a plant
@Sarah-ev8sj13 күн бұрын
Did you use the washers?
@FreePlantsForever7 күн бұрын
I did! I should have shown the close up, but must have forgotten to add it.
@JacksPremierPlants13 күн бұрын
One of my favorite parts of hiking is taking some small, harmless cuttings of cool and interesting plants while I'm on the trail. Great way to get some small cuttings to start cloning!
@TropicsDweller13 күн бұрын
You lost me at privilege.
@user-vm9hs5qm8e14 күн бұрын
It's called proplifting...it IS illegal
@girlmellaceus14 күн бұрын
Tysm
@ixur196015 күн бұрын
I’m aseedcollectorlove go not anything to waste
@cactusjoe15 күн бұрын
Indeed, always a very rewarding way to propagate beautiful succulent plants! Thanks for sharing! 🙏👍🙋♂️🪴🌵🪴😎☀️🙋♂️
@georgegutierrez119416 күн бұрын
I just go at night
@shericreates17 күн бұрын
I wish I could propagate mine. Every time I try they either wilt or dry up. I have tried every techniques. And my big one I have had for years are dropping limbs. I transplanted it back into a clay pot because it was in one of those self watering plastic pots. Not my favorite. Maybe I used too big of pot?
@dennisalgabre89717 күн бұрын
Can i plant aeonium this summer?
@FreePlantsForever17 күн бұрын
Aeonium do go dormant in the summer. You can certainly plant them, but it just might take longer to establish and look their best. My favorite time to plant them is in fall when it's a little cooler and they're less likely to get sunburned.
@joewil144117 күн бұрын
Thats called stealing. Do that in my greenhouse at work and you'll be kicked out.
@TheMirmir22510 күн бұрын
take a chill pill it’s not that serious 🙄
@snoozebutton239 күн бұрын
Exactly! Same at mine!
@firempire2298 күн бұрын
greenhouse =/= target obviously a plant store where they are capable of propogating the leaf it would be stealing. however at target that leaf will probably be garbage 99.9% of the time unless someone does this.
@pandalover355617 күн бұрын
Beautiful! I have several varieties of Aeoniums in my garden as well as jade plants. I’m also from central coast California and they thrive so well because it is never too hot or too cold. Thinking of selling the cuttings on Etsy come spring time.
@FreePlantsForever17 күн бұрын
I really love aeoniums, and they grow so quickly - once you cut them you'll get even more! I have too many now and need to start giving them away!
@Aspen_like_the_tree17 күн бұрын
I've recycled the fallen leaves at garden centers before. the leaves go to waste other wise. it's not like I'm stealing a full grown plant or something, and just because the plant is for sale doesn't make the plant special, plus, the fallen leaves aren't for sale.
@Aspen_like_the_tree17 күн бұрын
when they fall to die they loose their for sale status. you're really just saving their life.
@zoomcateldorado23617 күн бұрын
Please be careful with the drill skipping across the surface toward your hand! Find a way to secure the pot so you don’t have your hand in any way in the possible path of a a moving drill!
@alexboocrossing326917 күн бұрын
Holy freaking rambling… just tell me how to kill the damn things already 😅
@normavasquez427710 күн бұрын
Once she gets to the information I need it’s good but that’s like 12 minutes in.
@vitamc858418 күн бұрын
Thanks. I assembled mine with your help.
@tiffanylbacon18 күн бұрын
The roots don’t grow deep.
@trusound17018 күн бұрын
Throwing away plant "scraps" is right up there with tossing perfectly good food. Scrape that jelly jar, Sister!
@Mrs3Angels996318 күн бұрын
I made friends with the guy who takes care of plants at my local Lowes. He lets me take leaves on the ground. Grew a beautiful Prayer plant from leaves broken off that he let me have. I do buy items from there.
@ABG178819 күн бұрын
Hmm i don't understand, how do you know it will branch, and not just create a new leaf from the node?
@FreePlantsForever17 күн бұрын
I dont' know the why... but I do know that it just works!
@caroleena141419 күн бұрын
You’re horrible .Stealing is bad , whether if It's a leaf a whole plant is still stealing
@queerceramics19 күн бұрын
I'm shocked that your succulent mix doesn't have any perlite! do you know what the drainage medium is? and how much is in the soil?
@jesseaubin20 күн бұрын
A lot of cemetaries have a discard piles of all the flowers left behind. My mom used to make weekly rounds to local cemetaries and brought flowers back to plant at the house
@annemayfield888920 күн бұрын
Maybe pull it close to the house if you can! They like a little more shade but otherwise looks great!
@LM-auntBIGG10.22 күн бұрын
I'm looking on Google. And it says that it can take 3 to 10 years to flower is that true
@FreePlantsForever8 күн бұрын
That sounds about right, but luckily they always seem to create new pups before they bloom.
@xerqo284423 күн бұрын
Hi, What is the plant called that was shown right before the avocado?