I love what you did with the last plant, about pinning it down. Great video over all. ❤

🌱Great video, I'll take it as inspiration for my next one!

So beautiful plants .

Hello, good to see new videos from you! This is about how wonderful and long flowing Easter Cacti are. I found two in Morrison’s supermarket just after Easter and they’re still flowing 7 weeks later with still a few blooms to come ! They’re so beautiful and close every night, opening next day just like daisies ( days eyes!) which is the shape of their flowers. God bless you 🙏✝️. ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️. ✌️🙋‍♀️🤍🇮🇱✌️

What if I over watered it.

Generally with water propagation the roots are glassy and fragile. It would be best to transplant as soon as the roots appear and the leaf is re-hydrated.

Thank you so much, my leaves are very droopy, so will have to check everything.

Interesting take on watering for succulents.. I've always thought, heard and applied the use of less water for succulents because their leaves themselves retain so much water and one of the most common ways to kill one is overwatering which leads to rot. Obviously your are doing quite well. What is your take on rooting? I typically lay a leaf down on top of substrate and use a little water as possible and they sprout right up and so was curious as to your prop methods and if your using lots of water for that as well.

Thank you for Sharing beautiful succulent lovely video

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Beautiful 😍 Nice dear

beautiful and healthy succulent plants❤

Amazing results.Thanks for sharing 👏 Very much appreciated 👍

Thanks for this video. My Easter cactus is in full bloom but the stems are floppy. I have gnat traps So I don’t think that’s the problem yet. But I will repot it since I just got it and the soils is probably not great.

That one you have is a thanksgiving cactus it has the points on the leaves 😊❤

Hi. My Mum has a cactus and the leaves are very dark and a little purple. Do you think this because it is certain variety or is it something else? My plant has very green "leaves". Thank you.

I have plant like this but it it is tall now what can I do?

Brilliant, i was wondering what would happen, then you showed us. Thanks for the advice.❤

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Thank you for all the great tip! Much appreciated

Wow nice sharing videos ma'am. I like it . Done Tamsak

Such a great video, organized and informative! How do you get thise string of dolphins to be so full? Mine grow really well, but the arent full like yours, just gangly.

You said water?? You are covering your plants in water?! Is that correct?? For how long the plant needs to be under the water? I sow the a mouth of minerals you are giving them, but in how much water?? Do you give that spoon of food to only those two plants?? Could you please be specific? I am trying to learn how to take of plants the correct way, but your instructions are not in detail.

Can you create multiple heads on a kiwi aeonium by pruning off the top of the head?

They called Sclumbergera.

EXCELLENT video. You did a great job in organizing/explaining least light to more light. Thanks!

I really learn so much from your very clear instructions/information which gives me courage to ‘cut’. I have never had luck with Aeonium but now I just might! And thanks for the straggly plants information. Succulents are so much fun!

Great job 👏 👍 ❤

Thank you so much for this educational resource! I love Christmas Cactus and this is the first one I’ve ever kept alive AND had flower! I now am rooting two segments and want to give all the plants everything they need. I am a skilled outdoor gardener but haven’t gotten skilled with indoor plants for some reason lol I really appreciate your advice ❤

I report my Christmas cactus, and after that start dripping some leaves some pieces on the floor. What I have to do thank

Thanks for the video. I’m new to succulents and appreciate the list of plants that do well in the house.

Thanku for all your ‘Xmas’ cactus videos, I’ve replayed them all several times! I like the red leaves too and am gonna try your method with one of my six this year. You NEED to get some Pinguiculas to eat your fungus gnats! They’re darling little plants, I KNOW you’ll love them. Garden centres in UK sell a limited selection with their other carnivorous plants but specialist nurseries will post them, most carefully, to you. Google them, KZfaq is censoring me from writing details!! God bless you and your endeavours 🙏✝️. ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️. ✌️🇮🇱🤍✌️

My problem are tiny flies, they live in the soil and i cant get rid of them.😫

Very good information! Thank you.

stunning video Very beautiful plants collection👏👍

Nice collection! I live in San Diego, California, sí these are all like bread and butter down here 😊 …but a cool thing about the _Crassula undulatifolia_ (or ‘Ripple Jade’) shown at 07:20 is if given the space, it will form a nice low mounding shrub. Most jades will get rather fall when allowed to,mbut ripple jade stays three feet or less. Never seen it taller honestly. When they’re planted en masse or in a row somehow, the “undulatafolia” effect is very visible, as it appears to be a seafoam-green undulating wave. They don’t even need to be very mature for that effect to happen. Also you can “bonsai” the crap out of jade plants, make a nice little tree, save the cuttings for new plants, etc. They can grow in shockingly small pots, like a bonsai, and they handle their roots being chopped off like a pro, compared to the delicate trees and shrubs used in traditional bonsai. Anytime a jade is getting unruly, literally behead the plant and stick it back in dry soil. Wait a week, or maybe let it dry it out for a day first. But no fuss, no muss! And the root stalk you cut it from will produce new babies, too… don’t toss that either! The jade you showed after that, the smaller _C. ovata_ is called ‘Crosby’s Compact’, and it’s one that I’ve noticed will actually grow with a nice pendant or hanging growth habit. Great for hanging baskets, elevated arrangements, or anyplace where a succulent can trail. I remember my friend had one of those, years ago, before I knew what it was… I was surprised to see a “trailing jade”, as I always used that nickname for _Senecio jacobensii_ (if you know what I’m referring to). That’s a separate genus; I believe it was recently moved to _Kleinia_ or _Curio_ (with string of pearls, dolphins, watermelons, fish hooks, etc.), and thus is not a “senecio” anymore. It does resemble a trailing jade, though ‘Crosby’s Compact’ is the real deal.

Defibrillator!!🤣😂🤣 ✌️

Hello, I’ve just found you and subscribed because you talk a lot sense and clearly love your plants🥰 Yesterday I bought the gorgeous peachy pink Thanxgiving cactus you have in the centre of your window sill, £4 at Morrisons! n I’m besotted!! I took a small box and bubble wrap for protection from cold, overnighted on a cool windowsill and it hasn’t dropped a single bud! and two flowers are opening! I can’t stop looking at her! God bless you 🙏✝️. ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️. ✌️🇮🇱🤍✝️✌️

Have never seen my Christmas cactus turn red in the sunlight

How do u care for plant. Fertilizer, soil type etc to flower the plant. I can't get flowers.

SO grateful for your generosity - sharing your collection, insights, helpfulness and kindness with us. Thank you, so very much.

Love the video, so informative! what is the name of the yellow color one? I'm in love!

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It’s not my leaves that are turning yellow. It’s the flowers that are turning yellow. The plant is not new.

Hi edagdwg love you sharing how to make more plants love this plant have fun a fan linda j. Peace

Wow .Very nice..😊 Thanks a lot for sharing Amazing video..Big Like👍 I have subscribe your Chanel..🔔 frd please stay connected 🤝🔔

Beautiful and healthy plants 👍👍 stay connected 😊😊

I had a terrible battle with fungus gnats. I covered the top soil with pea gravel and began to root water all my plants including the Christmas cactus. I applied the sticky things and used a hygrometer to measure the moisture. It has taken me 5 months to completely win this battle and it was worth the fight. Root watering takes longer but my plants are putting on extra growth faster than before and just look healthier.

Wow, thanks for shareing. So wonderful 😊

Nice plants! Do you leave them outside? I'm always worried about the rain as we get so much in Ireland! What are your suggestions for a balcony plant that can take Irish cold and rain?