I just scored the largest haul of my entire succulent career at a yard sale yesterday! My father in law showed up with a box full for me from there so I went back to check it out. All new to me except a ghostie but it’s a different color than the ones I have. I went back for 2 boxes full. Got some air plants and display pieces too. The lady told me to come back today after 3 and I could have what she had left. I wish I’d went but I’m really running out of room.
Hi Liz, love the way you present your videos, you certainly make it look easy. We know it's not easy caring for such huge collection and youtubing. I've learnt a great deal about succulents watching your videos and can't appreciate them enough. Thankyou
Absolutely gorgeous! I have a fraction of the amount of plants that you have and sometimes I get overwhelmed with watering I just don't know how you do it. I would be so frazzled that I would shut down LOL and then on top of it you're preparing to leave. You are in my prayers just to give you the strength to get through each day!!!❤️❤️❤️
@Zane Rayden this is the second post that I've seen this word for word reply from you . Nobody asked about watching movies so go comment this crap where it's relevant
Love your garden, love all your succulent. I can’t find those here in Santa Clara California. . Collecting succulents is addicting. Wish I can have some of your collection 😊😍
Hi Liz!! Can you please do a series playlist at some point? I have so many graptos, pachys, haworthia, aeonium, echeverias, dudleyas and sedums but get a little confused on when to water what and when to fertilize or expose to sun. I know you’re super busy but if you get a chance a care tip playlist by genus would be superrrrr helpful
That might be a bit impossible to do because of so many different varieties & hybrids. The same species of succulents can have varying needs. For example, not all Echeveria have the same growing requirements. Some Echeveria prefers less watering and other Echeveria loves water. Soil requirements, dormancy period and light condition can also vary with each variety or hybrid. Also the same with Cacti. Some loves water and can be soaked for weeks in water and thrive, but others rot easily if given water without letting the soil dry up first.
Have you ever tried to keep one inside in Sun all year long? When I look up aeoniums it says you can keep them inside in cold climates. I am trying one to see if it works.
They're dormant in summer. Best to acquire them in the rainy season or in Spring and Autumn. They like water and mealybug is a sign that they're not watered enough.
Lisk while watching this video I noticed the very small sunburst aonieum at the back of the pot. I have 1 sunburst, 1 mardi grah and 1 inferno all are a little bigger than your baby but I've had them now for about 15 months all look healthy but are not getting any bigger. I live in South Australia so they will go dormant now, is there anything I could do in April to help them along before their growing season. TIA
Not all aeonium necessarily go dormant in summer. Their growing season is autumn through spring in a temperate climate (cool and no frost with not too hot summer). South Australia climate is perfect for Aeonium. In my experience, they only go dormant when temperature goes over 28°C. If kept somewhere cool and bright area, some will continue to grow. If they're not growing, it might be due to your soil. They prefer a fast-draining rich soil. A premium potting mix with pumice or perlite added will do well. They also like water. Lately, my Aeonium started closing off when we had a few days of 20's and going warmer. Past couple of days when it was cloudy and cold.... they started opening again.
Mam liz😭😭😭😭 1week palang po ako nanood ng video nyo at nagulat po ako kasi bakit yung isang video nyo po tagalog ang caption! Kababayan ko pala kayo at nkakatuwa narinig ko nag tatagalog kayo😭😭😭 ang gaganda po ng halaman nyo, watching po from cavite😌 salamat po sa mga tips nyo about sa pag hahalaman. Salamat po🙏
Could you plz tell us how old your aeonium lily pad mother plant is ? I have a tiny one with just 3 little rosettes. Can't wait for it to look like your plant.
I know this is an old video but I need help with my aeonium kiwi. I ordered 4 pots of kiwi and they arrived cold, soggy and droopy. I am not sure if they will make it. I’m wondering what I can do to make them survive.
Sounds like you got them in Winter. Aeonium don't like the cold and will die from the frost. They also go dormant in summer. Best time to buy them is in spring or autumn when temperature is not too hot or cold.
During dormancy they're not growing so I only water them once a month or if the soil is still moist due to high humidity; I don't water them until they wake up when the weather is cooler.
Hi Liz, your aeoniums are gorgeous. I'm starting to grow this plant at home. I was just wondering if you are interested in selling some for me. Please 🙏 let me know if you are. Thank youuuu 😊
Hello maam Liz how to be you ? Huhuhu my greenovia dodrentalis had died on me i think i over watered it .it started to open up after waiting almost 8 months to see if they will wake up.it did waked up but suddenly the leaves become yellow and after a day all leaves turned black.
Depending on the species, they usually flower first and then go to sleep. Then they stop growing and you should hold off on watering them or they'll rot.
I just scored the largest haul of my entire succulent career at a yard sale yesterday! My father in law showed up with a box full for me from there so I went back to check it out. All new to me except a ghostie but it’s a different color than the ones I have. I went back for 2 boxes full. Got some air plants and display pieces too. The lady told me to come back today after 3 and I could have what she had left. I wish I’d went but I’m really running out of room.
That is awesome!
Hi Liz, love the way you present your videos, you certainly make it look easy. We know it's not easy caring for such huge collection and youtubing. I've learnt a great deal about succulents watching your videos and can't appreciate them enough. Thankyou
Beautiful stunning colours, especially the red ones! 👍👍👍😍
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful collections or aeonium, love them
Awww tita that's so my favourite,ka daghan Lagi imong tanim tita liz.nkka tuwa eh.
Absolutely gorgeous! I have a fraction of the amount of plants that you have and sometimes I get overwhelmed with watering I just don't know how you do it. I would be so frazzled that I would shut down LOL and then on top of it you're preparing to leave. You are in my prayers just to give you the strength to get through each day!!!❤️❤️❤️
That's why a good soil mix is essential. I hardly water them and only take care of them when I remember....LOL
@Zane Rayden this is the second post that I've seen this word for word reply from you . Nobody asked about watching movies so go comment this crap where it's relevant
@Adonis Kyng same for you as well 🤬
Beauties..
Merhaba videolarınızdan altyazısı türkçe olanları izliyorum.Bilgilendirmeniz için çok teşekkür ederim. Sevgiler
Lindos aeoniuns 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
They are all beautiful 🌼🌸🌺
Very beautiful and amazing I love the red they all are amazing 😀😀
Ang ganda ganda ng garden mo mam lots of beautiful succulents ❤️🌺💐🌹🌸
Beautiful! I have a few thx for sharing, keep it up Liz
Wow beautiful nice very much 🌱🌱🌱👏👏👏
Wow very beautiful,,aeuniom ☘️🍀❤️👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
So pretty 😍
Thank you!! 😊
Beautiful aeoniums.
It's a caterpillar of some kind of small moth. They also eat geranium flowers and many annual plants.
까라솔이 아주 이쁘게 수를 놓았네요 멋집니다 ^^
I really love aeoniums, have a few of them. And yours are so lush and pretty!
Thanks so much! 😊
Hello, LizK! How beautiful is your Aeoniuns! Have a nice day! 😍😘 Cristina Pinto, São Paulo, Brazil.🇧🇷
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful Aoeniums! 😍😍😍
Thank you! 😊
beautiful succulence as usual 💜💜💚💚
Thank you! 😊
Hello!! Omg I have that aeonium but mine is small 🤣🤣oh so beautiful ☺️
Love your garden, love all your succulent. I can’t find those here in Santa Clara California. . Collecting succulents is addicting. Wish I can have some of your collection 😊😍
I finally found a kiwi at a yard sale yesterday! For $1! At least my app tells me that’s what it is. So im back to watch this one again. Lol
멋집니다
최고이네요👍👍👍
Hi Liz!! Can you please do a series playlist at some point? I have so many graptos, pachys, haworthia, aeonium, echeverias, dudleyas and sedums but get a little confused on when to water what and when to fertilize or expose to sun. I know you’re super busy but if you get a chance a care tip playlist by genus would be superrrrr helpful
That might be a bit impossible to do because of so many different varieties & hybrids. The same species of succulents can have varying needs.
For example, not all Echeveria have the same growing requirements. Some Echeveria prefers less watering and other Echeveria loves water. Soil requirements, dormancy period and light condition can also vary with each variety or hybrid.
Also the same with Cacti. Some loves water and can be soaked for weeks in water and thrive, but others rot easily if given water without letting the soil dry up first.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK very true sigh oh well as long as you make any videos Im happy
Great video!
Hi ms. Lizk
Watching again fr. Philippines
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Im always watchibg to yoyr vdeo
Nakka inspired ka
😊 thank you.
Omg I absolutely love ur aeoniums mine just became a radish with a few leaves left got to take it indoors or its not gonna survive the heat
I had one of those worms once in a plant I bought from a nursery..I didn’t quite know what was wrong with the plant but..metho brought it out..
Have you ever tried to keep one inside in Sun all year long? When I look up aeoniums it says you can keep them inside in cold climates. I am trying one to see if it works.
Yes I have. They grow well inside too. Just annoying during summer when they start losing their leaves as they go into dormancy.
mine were destroyed by mealie bugs but i’m going to try again this summer
They're dormant in summer. Best to acquire them in the rainy season or in Spring and Autumn. They like water and mealybug is a sign that they're not watered enough.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK thank you so much!
Lisk while watching this video I noticed the very small sunburst aonieum at the back of the pot. I have 1 sunburst, 1 mardi grah and 1 inferno all are a little bigger than your baby but I've had them now for about 15 months all look healthy but are not getting any bigger. I live in South Australia so they will go dormant now, is there anything I could do in April to help them along before their growing season. TIA
Not all aeonium necessarily go dormant in summer. Their growing season is autumn through spring in a temperate climate (cool and no frost with not too hot summer). South Australia climate is perfect for Aeonium.
In my experience, they only go dormant when temperature goes over 28°C. If kept somewhere cool and bright area, some will continue to grow. If they're not growing, it might be due to your soil. They prefer a fast-draining rich soil. A premium potting mix with pumice or perlite added will do well. They also like water.
Lately, my Aeonium started closing off when we had a few days of 20's and going warmer. Past couple of days when it was cloudy and cold.... they started opening again.
Mam liz😭😭😭😭 1week palang po ako nanood ng video nyo at nagulat po ako kasi bakit yung isang video nyo po tagalog ang caption! Kababayan ko pala kayo at nkakatuwa narinig ko nag tatagalog kayo😭😭😭 ang gaganda po ng halaman nyo, watching po from cavite😌 salamat po sa mga tips nyo about sa pag hahalaman. Salamat po🙏
Salamat din po for watching. Sana po you continue to enjoy my videos.
Npka informative po ng videos nyo kaya nkakatuwa po manood😌😌😌
i have aenium bronze but your aenium i gorgues
Could you plz tell us how old your aeonium lily pad mother plant is ? I have a tiny one with just 3 little rosettes. Can't wait for it to look like your plant.
I started with just one plant 4 years ago.
I know this is an old video but I need help with my aeonium kiwi. I ordered 4 pots of kiwi and they arrived cold, soggy and droopy. I am not sure if they will make it. I’m wondering what I can do to make them survive.
Sounds like you got them in Winter. Aeonium don't like the cold and will die from the frost. They also go dormant in summer. Best time to buy them is in spring or autumn when temperature is not too hot or cold.
I love them so much ,do you use your super potting mix?and also what happens during Dormancy?
During dormancy they're not growing so I only water them once a month or if the soil is still moist due to high humidity; I don't water them until they wake up when the weather is cooler.
Hi Liz, your aeoniums are gorgeous. I'm starting to grow this plant at home. I was just wondering if you are interested in selling some for me. Please 🙏 let me know if you are. Thank youuuu 😊
Hello maam Liz how to be you ? Huhuhu my greenovia dodrentalis had died on me i think i over watered it .it started to open up after waiting almost 8 months to see if they will wake up.it did waked up but suddenly the leaves become yellow and after a day all leaves turned black.
Sorry to hear that. Maybe the soil was kept too wet for them. Maybe use a grittier mix next time.
Hi LizK. Which part of Australia, do you stay? tq
I'm in Canberra.
Love these videos🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💜💜
How can your greenovia still grow in this summer?
We are now Autumn in Australia and the weather is now getting colder by the day. Next month is Winter here.
Hello Ms.Lizk i just wanna ask if how do you know if your succulents are dormant and what will you do if it's dormant?
Depending on the species, they usually flower first and then go to sleep. Then they stop growing and you should hold off on watering them or they'll rot.
@@GrowingSucculentswithLizK Ahh okay Ms.Lizk thank you very much!
Does it snow in Australia??
Sometimes.
Which category is the "Doris Taylor" succulent belong with??
Doris Taylor is an ECHEVERIA.
Ok.. I have one and its fuzzy ☺ its growing very well!!
Where can buy the greenovia ?
Thank you !
Maybe try online.
Thank you !
3rd🤣🤣😂🤣
Beautiful! I have a few thx for sharing, keep it up Liz
Thanks so much 😊