This video was so well put together and informative. You won me over!

may I know the composition of soil for your suuculents?

20 minutes of pure joy!

Um the avg temperature in my place is 34°C.. in summer its 40°C.. and its very very humid so uh is peat moss or coco peat better? Also can i add vermicompost?

🤩 I’m very late to see this video, but I’m amazed by the variety and beauty of her collection. Thank you so much for showing us how she waters and giving us so many names, most of which I’ve never heard.

Hi mine are out of direct sunlight, so can I put them under the sun once a week? I live in Malaysia.

Any tips to stimulate roots formation in Malaysia? Mine just didn't grow even i giv it a 90% humidity

Please tell how much you alcohols mix. Zlata. Florida

Thank you for this video. Can you add worm castings to coco coir?

What is the name of the fertilizer and insecticide you use?

I love coming back to this video. Is there anyway you can make a video of the succulents you leave out 100% of the time? I think it would be encouraging to those who live in hot and humid climates and to newbies who accidentally overwater and need strong varieties that might survive. This year is the first year I haven’t felt like Succulents are similar to flowering annuals where you enjoy them for a season and replace them for the next season. This is partly because of your help 😋.

Wow very informative thank you!!!

What about cinder or rice husk ash?

My problem with using terra cotta pots in the intense summer sun is that they get burning hot.

where is your location? gps location?

Cockatoos are like cotton wool here. Pink is my favorite color. Beautiful plants, beautiful pots.

Still using this mix?

1. Pumice still does float. Not to the extent that perlite does, but pumice certainly floats. 2. Placing those clay balls on the bottom of the pot before adding the main medium is terrible for healthy root formation. It's a "solution" to a problem that wouldn't exist if one were to simply just use a correctly-sized pot for the plant in the first place. When you use them in order to get "better drainage", what you're doing is raising the water table. That's a sure way to ensure your plant doesn't grow good as good of a root system as it might otherwise. Use a shallower pot (it's always better to be under-potting than over-potting xerophytes like cacti and succulents anyway), use higher inorganics i.e. grit/granite in your mix, or just put a layer of newspaper if the pot's drainage holes are letting fresh potting mixture fall through -- all infinitely better than using those pointless clay balls.

Thank you, good info and very pretty succulents !!🤗💖🌿

such a great presentation..so much infos..you are amazing and gifted...thank you

Great to know you're a M'sian. I've been watching mostly videos from the Phillipines to learn abt succulents growing. But the climate in the the diverse islands there is not exactly the same from my country Msia.

Nice plants ☘️

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I died and went to heaven. These plants are unbelievably gorgeous

Beautiful... Im more facinated with the pots that the succulents are in😮😮

Minunată colecție! Felicitări!

I get the point of sunlight requirement, but i need to know about the Temperature requirement in Central Indian Climate with summer touching 48-50°C..

Thanks for the helpful video, it’s rare to see a guide for tropical climate. What about the dormancy period for succulents, since we don’t have winter/summer? And this is unrelated but when I repot, is it okay to pack the soil (push it down)? Because I’ve had an issue with my soil shrinking down when I water it. Many thanks!

Thank you for making this video! I live in Florida, USA where it is hot and humid. I am rather new to succulents collecting so am always looking for expert advice. I do wish you would put (or say) the common name of each succulent tho instead of the horticultural name only bc when searching to buy specific succulents lots of time you will only find them by their common name. Thank you. ALSO I noticed you recommend NO dirt in the pots only spagmum , peat, or coconut and the gravels. Where do they get their nutrients from?

So no dirt at all in the pots?

I collect different types of variety. Are you selling online. Please send your message

Thanks for your video. I live in south Florida (US). My succulents do great in the winter when it's dry, but the summer rains are stressful. I'm constantly moving my pots around.

What about temperatures above 40. As is common in india in northern region.

Wow, in the summer I feel like our humidity here in New Jersey has killed a number of my container plants, even sempervivums... And my one Agave Victoria Reginae lost two leaves before I brought it back inside and it calmed down! I think I need a roof like that. GREAT video. I just made a shopping list...

What a fun video to watch! I see you're growing string of turtles that look so healthy and full. Do you really only mist them daily? I've been afraid to purchase them, thinking that I probably can't keep them looking healthy. I've rarely seen good looking ones for sale, so I assumed they are hard to keep nice.

Hi, I just bought a succulent and for the soil can I use normal soil mixed with little stones?

such a lovely video with great and good quality,keep it going up ill support you forever ❤️

Mine not growing fast enough

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What stones do you use when you use stones and cocopeat

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