I would like to apologize for the mispronunciation of the word “Succulents” it should be “Suh-kyu-lents” and not “suh-ka-lents”. If I mispronounced other words, I’m really sorry. I will be correcting this on the upcoming videos. In addition, I’ll try to buy some noise reduction microphone, so I can record during daytime and not late at night. This will give me enough time and energy to thoroughly review the recordings before uploading the video. Expect in the upcoming videos that I’ll continue to improve my videos in order to provide quality, and concise contents. I’m open for all the suggestions and constructive criticism. Again, I’m really grateful to your continuous support to my Channel. Maraming salamat! 🙂
I'm a newbie in growing succulents. I bought bonsai mix and cactus soil to mix. I'm experimenting to see if I could do this type of gardening. I'm an edible outdoor gardener so this is definitely out of my comfort zone. Thank you for this instructional vid.
Hello everyone 👋🏻 Thank you for watching 🙂 For those asking where I buy the materials: For Ramgo products you can buy them in Ace hardware, or handyman. If you are in Metro Manila and willing to pay a shipping fee, just contact them on Facebook (Ramgo Seeds). You may screenshot their packaging on the video to help you out finding these. For the Cocopeat with Charcoal, I also buy this at Ace hardware of Handyman. The brand I use is Cocogreen. Note: You can use other brands of vermicast or cocopeat. Cocopeat doesn’t vary much. For pumice, perlite, and vermiculite, I usually buy these during events from (Arneth, or Everrich) or on the physical store of Everich in Quezon City Memorial Circle. These materials also don’t vary much. You can check Lazada or shoppee for these products. Again, remember to clean the pumice and dry them under the sun for at least 5 days. Making sure that all the materials you used are clean is important to avoid root rot and other pest infestation. UPDATE: For vermicast I’m using Kahariam vermicast since it is both FPA registered and OCCP certified. You don’t have to sift this since it is already sifted. I can assure you that this one is clean and 90% vermicast. Thank You 🙂
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind feedback! 🙂 Sure ma’am, I’ll make a video po sa watering ng mga succulents ko. Abangan niyo na lang po. Salamat po ulit 😊
You may not know this but i am extremely inspired that you have managed to have your own propagation in less than 3 years. I am now collecting Astrophytums in PH and i'm holding on your videos.
Peat moss is hydrophobic, which means it must be moist AT ALL TIMES, which isn't good for succulents. If it dries out, it won't absorb water as you water it. Coco coir would be good because you would have less difficulty watering it👍🌱
I love your soil mix sir. Ginaya ko po yung mixture and suprisingly mas mabilis nag roots yung mga succulents ko compare sa una kong nagawa.. Thank you for sharing your soilmix really helps for newbie like me🤗🙂
Salamat din po sa panonood! 🙂 Gagawa pa po ako ng maraming video na makakatulong sa inyo na mga nagsisimula sa pag-aalaga ng CNS. Abang na lang po kayo.
Thank you so much for watching and leaving a feedback! 🙂 I’m glad po na this video helps you. I’ll be making more informative videos that can help beginners and newbies po. If you have any suggestions or requests, you can leave a comment po. Salamat.
Hello sir.. I'm so amazed of you succulents collections they are so beautiful beautiful so so healthy and super nice colors. I'm so inspired.. How I wish I ould have like yours.. Merry Christmas and more power. God bless. I'm so excited to watch your next vedios...keep it up.
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 I use this for m expensive succulents. I also have a cheaper succulent mix para sa mga commonly sold succulents. 6 parts Pumice, 2 part soilless potting mix (or carbonized rice hull), 1 part cocopeat, and 1 part vermicast.
Thank you for watching! Vermicast provides the required nutrients ng succulents. But sometimes when I haven’t repotted for awhile, I add few pieces of osmocote or azelai
new subscriber here! 2years ago , dami ko namatay na succulent so nagstay nalang ako sa mga cactus ko. But after watching this parang gusto ko magbalik loob. 😁 qq. can I use kusot or ipa instead of cocopeat?
Thank you for watching! Kahit ako po more on cactus na muna and Aloes mga kinocollect ko ngayon, mas matibay sila sa init eh and less requirements hahaha. Si kusot po, medyo mainit po ‘yun kapag nagdecomposed kaya hindi siya magandang soil amendments. Si Ipa po pwede, you can also use carbonized rice hull din.
Salamat po. I made this video not only to share my soilmix but also to inform people on the advantages ng mga soil ingredients. Para pwede din po kayo mag-experiment on your own. I’ll be making a longer version nito soon, explaining the pros and cons ng mga nilalagay sa soilmix. Asahan niyo po na the upcoming videos will always be informative. Salamat po sa support 😀
Thank you for watching! I usually water them after a week. I dilute plant and root hormone to the water. Then I water at the rim of the pot, just enough to moisten the soilmix.
Thank you for watching! I buy them from Ace Hardware or Handyman, or at Lazada Ramgo official store. You can put the soilmix on microwave to sterilize the medium or you could also cook it.
Thank you for watching! 🙂Cocopeat can be a component of soilless medium. Soilless medium is a medium wherein there’s no soil. It’s just made of different organics like peat, wood chips, biochar, bark, coir and etc. The soilless medium I used, based from its look is composed of biochar.
The Plant Prince Ph Please make a video also on your watering technique. How often and how much water do you use for that mixture. I’m also glad to know the sunlight exposure of your plants. Thank you!
Hello po, ask ko lang po anong size ng pumice na ginamit nyo? (Matanghito, Monggo or Corn? ) And yung Vermiculite din po, ano po ba dapat? (Fine or Coarse?) Tsaka okay lang po ba na pag bumili ako, magkahalo na po yung vermicast and soilless? Lastly, po okay lang po yung cocopeat kahit wala ng charcoal? Thanks for your response po and for this informative video! ☺️ #Beginner
Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback! 🙂 ‘Yung size po ng pumice na gamit ko is Monngo size, for the vermiculite coarse grade. Okay lang po if magkahalo na, and yes okay lang din po na walang charcoal (added benefit lang po ‘yung charcoal).
thank you so much for your informative video on soil mix...if i may ask sir, are you familiar or able to use fish amino acid for your CNS...a gardener, cactus propagator have introduced and advised me to use this on my CNS...thank you so kuch sir...God bless...
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 Sorry I’m not familiar with Fish amino acid. Vermicast and granular slow release fertilizer lang po ginagamit ko na fertilizer.
On the description sana sir you should include links kung san nio po nabili ung mga mixture. Kase gaya ko hindi ko din alam kung sino at alin ung mga recommended nio sana.
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 To address your concern, the products I used such as the Cocopeat with charcoal, Ramgo soilless medium, and Ramgo Vermicast are all bought from Ace Hardware or Handyman, I added the packaging of these in the video. I can’t provide a link since these are bought on a physical store. For the pumice, perlite, and vermiculite you can buy them on Lazada or Shoppee. These products doesn’t vary much kaya hindi ko linagay ‘yung mga links.
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 I didn’t use akadama in this soilmix, but I buy my akadama from Spikes & Barrel PH (Facebook). There are also other seller of Akadama at Facebook, Lazada, and Shoppee
Thank you for watching! Pebbles are quite heavy, thus hindi ko po marerecommend. I don’t also recommend ordinary soil since it may contain microbes and substances that may be harmful for our succulents.
Thank you for watching! Usually kapag ornamental plants you don’t need to dry since moisture is part ng vermicast kaso when it comes with Cactus and Succulents, hindi sila used or sanay sa basa na medium when potting , prone sila with bacterial and fungal rot when newly potted. That’s why binibilad ko si Vermicast para mabawasan ‘yung moisture niya.
What can be used as substitute for pumice po? We don't have that in our area. I have to travel 2 hours pa po to purchase pumice and am not sure if gardening stores in that area has a ready to purchase pumice or I have to purchase it online.
Thank you for watching! You can use any materials that is gritty such as lava rocks or perlite. In my location po kasi, pumice is the cheapest soil ammendment para maging gritty ang soilmix.
Thank you for watching! The soilless is basically any organic material without soil. It is usually composed pf biochar, cocopeat or other oraginc. Its composition varies depending on the brand. Potting mix is the general term for the medium used when potting. Soilless is also considered as a potting mix. In thins video the soilless I used is mainly composed of biochar.
Thank you for watching! I don’t recommend using loam soil, garden soil, or animal manure since it may contains microbes or substance that can harm our succulents po.
I don't recommend spraying 19:19:19 foliar spray for succulents. It is much safer to use slow release fertilizer. Too much fertilizer may cause etiolation and make the succulent leaf bigger and not compact.
Hi po is it okay lang dn po to use 70% pumice and 30% vermicast? For succs. Halos yan dn po kse tips na nakita ko.. but ill do the same as yours kapag nacomplete ko un mixture mo. Hehe
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 Yes, okay lang po ang 70% pumice and 30% vermicast. Belfiore Succulent Collection (you can check them on Facebook) actually use that soilmixture for their succulents, and their succlents are very healthy. Don’t be afraid to experiment on your own soilmix po, I just showed mine pero I didn’t say na ito ‘yung tamang soilmix. Pinakita ko lang po para may idea din po kayo incase you want to make your own. Salamat po sa pag-comment 😊
Hi po...new bie po here...ask ko lng...un loam soil nmin dito mixed with vermicast,carbonized rice haul cocopeat etc actually complete sya except pumice...ok lng ba sya as my base lagyn ko nlng ng pumice?tnx po
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 For Ramgo products you can buy them in Ace hardware, or handyman. If you are in Metro Manila and willing to pay a shipping fee, just contact them on Facebook (Ramgo Seeds). You may screenshot their packaging on the video to help you out finding these. For the Cocopeat with Charcoal, I also buy this at Ace hardware of Handyman. The brand I use is Cocogreen. Note: You can use other brands of vermicast or cocopeat. Cocopeat doesn’t vary much. For pumice, perlite, and vermiculite, I usually buy these during events from (Arneth, or Everrich) or on the physical store of Everich in Quezon City Memorial Circle. These materials also don’t vary much. You can check Lazada or shoppee for these products. Again, remember to clean the pumice and dry them under the sun for at least 5 days. Making sure that all the materials you used are clean is important to avoid root rot and other pest infestation. For vermicast I’m using Kahariam vermicast since it is both FPA registered and OCCP certified. You don’t have to sift this since it is already sifted. I can assure you that this one is clean and 90% vermicast. Available on Lazada or Shoppe. You could also experiment on your own succulent soilmix, just make sure na you use 60-70% inorganic (pumice, perlite etc) and 30-40% organic (vermicast, carbonized rice hull, peatmoss, cocopeat, soilless medium).
@@theplantprinceph can you name a few things that can be used as soil-less. And can I use the mix in your video for (whale fin) plant? If not. What mix you recommend? Thank you ☺️
@@theplantprinceph I'm growing mediterreanean herbs, not succulents exactly. But they often recommend a succulent potting mix. I'm just wondering if a smaller size is the way to go for that like 'maytanghito?'
Nek Ska Peh I’m not familiar with mediterreanean herbs but on making succulent soilmix or as a amendment for garden soil, I always prefer the smaller such as mungo and matanghito size.
@@theplantprinceph Oregano, marjoram, thyme, rosemary, sage are all Mediterreanean herbs. The potential for root rot is particularly a problem here in Phils. I had not thought of going this way about it until reading up on it more.
Ohhh. Yes, root rot is a problem here in the Philippines especially for those plants that thrive in arid regions. The humidity and precipitation here is high, and normal garden soil get sticky when wet.That’s why it is recommended to add some pumice ore perlite, or any inorganic that can loosen up the soil and provide air channels for the plant roots to breathe.
hello po im a silent reader sa channel nyo po.. wala po bang ibang alternative na mix na pwede mahanap lng sa bakuran.. salamat po sana mapansin nyo ako. thank you..
Thank you for watching! You can try experimenting po. Medyo mahirap kasi maghanap ng alternatives na available eh. Pumice super important niyan, you can mix 70% pumice. Them for 30% gamit po kayo ng any organic na available sa inyo. You can add fresh rice hull din, super okay siya for drainage.
@@theplantprinceph so pano po kayo ng adjust or meaure ng 40%? Minsan kasi nalilito sa ako sa percent2x.. pls help.. new to suculents po.. and id like to follow your steps
@@sweetsoulrevue4547 Kunyari po want ko na 40% 'yung pumice. Ang gagawin ko po ay kukuha ng 10 cups kahit ano po. 'Yung apat na cups po ay lalagyan ko ng pumice. If gusto ko naman po na 70% pumice and 30% potting mix. 'Yung 7 cups po ay pumice, while 'yung 3 cups ay potting mix.
Hi I bought Happy Beans recently. I repotted them with mixture of pumice, coco peat and loam soil. It rotted 😔 is there something wrong with the soil mixture?
Thank you for watching! Perhaps the loam soil, I refrain from using loam soil, garden soil, or animal manure since it may contain microbes or substance that can harm our succulents.
I would like to apologize for the mispronunciation of the word “Succulents” it should be “Suh-kyu-lents” and not “suh-ka-lents”. If I mispronounced other words, I’m really sorry. I will be correcting this on the upcoming videos. In addition, I’ll try to buy some noise reduction microphone, so I can record during daytime and not late at night. This will give me enough time and energy to thoroughly review the recordings before uploading the video.
Expect in the upcoming videos that I’ll continue to improve my videos in order to provide quality, and concise contents. I’m open for all the suggestions and constructive criticism. Again, I’m really grateful to your continuous support to my Channel. Maraming salamat! 🙂
it's no big deal, you actually pronounced pumice correctly compared to other locally produced vids
Isabela Razo Thank you 🥰
Oh girl, don't worry about that! It's all good.
Bakit wala na po kayong upload? Waiting po ako eh.. Bago plang po akong ngaalaga ng succulents. KUDOS!
Cleide Blackwell Thank you! 🥰
I'm a newbie in growing succulents. I bought bonsai mix and cactus soil to mix. I'm experimenting to see if I could do this type of gardening. I'm an edible outdoor gardener so this is definitely out of my comfort zone. Thank you for this instructional vid.
Thank you also. And goodluck to your journey.
Your succulents are so beautiful and symmetrical!!! It seems like you take good care of them
Thank you for watching and for your compliments.
Hello everyone 👋🏻 Thank you for watching 🙂
For those asking where I buy the materials:
For Ramgo products you can buy them in Ace hardware, or handyman. If you are in Metro Manila and willing to pay a shipping fee, just contact them on Facebook (Ramgo Seeds). You may screenshot their packaging on the video to help you out finding these.
For the Cocopeat with Charcoal, I also buy this at Ace hardware of Handyman. The brand I use is Cocogreen.
Note: You can use other brands of vermicast or cocopeat. Cocopeat doesn’t vary much.
For pumice, perlite, and vermiculite, I usually buy these during events from (Arneth, or Everrich) or on the physical store of Everich in Quezon City Memorial Circle. These materials also don’t vary much. You can check Lazada or shoppee for these products. Again, remember to clean the pumice and dry them under the sun for at least 5 days. Making sure that all the materials you used are clean is important to avoid root rot and other pest infestation.
UPDATE: For vermicast I’m using Kahariam vermicast since it is both FPA registered and OCCP certified. You don’t have to sift this since it is already sifted. I can assure you that this one is clean and 90% vermicast.
Thank You 🙂
Thank you so much hulog ka ng langit sa gaya naming nag start palang and searching for d right soilmix.. sana sunod na po pano sa watering🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind feedback! 🙂 Sure ma’am, I’ll make a video po sa watering ng mga succulents ko. Abangan niyo na lang po. Salamat po ulit 😊
Thank you very much your comment s is very important thanks so much
Thank you! 🤗
You may not know this but i am extremely inspired that you have managed to have your own propagation in less than 3 years. I am now collecting Astrophytums in PH and i'm holding on your videos.
Very nice, it is probably pricey for all the things you mixed in. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching!
Ang gaganda ng mga succulent.
Thank you po!
What exactly is the "soil less medium"? Is it peat?
Peat moss is hydrophobic, which means it must be moist AT ALL TIMES, which isn't good for succulents. If it dries out, it won't absorb water as you water it. Coco coir would be good because you would have less difficulty watering it👍🌱
I love your soil mix sir. Ginaya ko po yung mixture and suprisingly mas mabilis nag roots yung mga succulents ko compare sa una kong nagawa.. Thank you for sharing your soilmix really helps for newbie like me🤗🙂
Thank you so much and Thank you sa positive feedback regarding this soilmix. I’m glad na nag-work din sa’yo 🥰
Waiting ako sa green house tour nyo sir☺️
I’m currently doing my mini greenhouse kapag natapos I’ll make a greenhouse tour. Salamat
yayamaning soil mix..
Thank you for watching! I’ll upload a cheaper soilmix for succulents soon. Hehehe.
Thank you so much for sharing this proper method of preparing soil mix for succulents..Very informative..
Welcome. I'm glad it is helpful. Thank you for watching.
Hi, new friend here beautiful succulent - keep it up, just starting my succulent and cactus collection, I'm loving it😍
Thank you for watching and happy gardening! 🙂
Thank you so much my friend
Thank you for watching!
thank u po s tips sir...katulad ko nag uumpisa pong mag alaga ng CNS 🙏🎋🌱
Salamat din po sa panonood! 🙂 Gagawa pa po ako ng maraming video na makakatulong sa inyo na mga nagsisimula sa pag-aalaga ng CNS. Abang na lang po kayo.
Im watching it again 👍
Hello, thank you. I appreciate your support. 😊
Whaaaa...yung pusa gusto ko.
Thank you for watching! I love cats 🥰
Thank you for sharing your very impormative vidio.
Glad it was helpful!
ahh i'm a newbie..& this is what i need,thank u
Thank you so much for watching and leaving a feedback! 🙂 I’m glad po na this video helps you. I’ll be making more informative videos that can help beginners and newbies po. If you have any suggestions or requests, you can leave a comment po. Salamat.
thank you fir the info.God bless
Very good demonstration as well as explanations. Thank you!!
Hello sir.. I'm so amazed of you succulents collections they are so beautiful beautiful so so healthy and super nice colors. I'm so inspired.. How I wish I ould have like yours.. Merry Christmas and more power. God bless. I'm so excited to watch your next vedios...keep it up.
I need to try this for my CnS
Thank you for watching! I hope it will make your succulents beautiful.
Very nice video.
Thank you very much!
Yayamanin soil mix haha.
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 I use this for m expensive succulents. I also have a cheaper succulent mix para sa mga commonly sold succulents. 6 parts Pumice, 2 part soilless potting mix (or carbonized rice hull), 1 part cocopeat, and 1 part vermicast.
Thank you for this informative video!! 💚💚
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂
Thank youuuu
Thank you also for watching!
Thanks for sharing.I wiil definitely tru it
Very nice
Thank you for watching!
Very informative. Thank you
Very informative! 😊 thank you so much 💖
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 I appreciate your feedback.
thank you sa information about sa soil mix...do you use osmocote for your succulents? ang ganda kasi nila at mukhang healthy
Thank you for watching! Vermicast provides the required nutrients ng succulents. But sometimes when I haven’t repotted for awhile, I add few pieces of osmocote or azelai
hi! thank you for this informative video. Been wanting to make my own soil mix na rin. Now, I know what to do :)
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 If you have any questions or need some help feel free to ask.
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂
6:30 an ant was moving on your right thumb 😍love from india brother
Nice information, stay connected friend
Nice information
Galing 😍
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂
new subscriber here! 2years ago , dami ko namatay na succulent so nagstay nalang ako sa mga cactus ko. But after watching this parang gusto ko magbalik loob. 😁 qq. can I use kusot or ipa instead of cocopeat?
Thank you for watching! Kahit ako po more on cactus na muna and Aloes mga kinocollect ko ngayon, mas matibay sila sa init eh and less requirements hahaha. Si kusot po, medyo mainit po ‘yun kapag nagdecomposed kaya hindi siya magandang soil amendments. Si Ipa po pwede, you can also use carbonized rice hull din.
Love it
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂
Sir gawa din kayo video ng step by step ng seed sowing ng cactus...
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂I appreciate your suggestion, seed sowing is already on my list. Thanks
Nkakatuwa kc lahat ng mixture ng soil na nilalagay mo my rationale... very informative.. enjoy kna manood natututo ka pa...
Salamat po. I made this video not only to share my soilmix but also to inform people on the advantages ng mga soil ingredients. Para pwede din po kayo mag-experiment on your own. I’ll be making a longer version nito soon, explaining the pros and cons ng mga nilalagay sa soilmix. Asahan niyo po na the upcoming videos will always be informative. Salamat po sa support 😀
New subscriber here from Pangasinan
Thank you for watching and subscribing. I’ll try to upload more often this month po.
Very cool video!!!
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂
I'm from Kazakhstan. I am a Russian person, your videos teach me English👍🏻👍🏻😆
That’s nice to hear. I’ll be putting English subtitles or closed caption soon for your convenience.
@@theplantprinceph Thank you very much!
how to water the succulents after planting.. thank you so much. God bless po
Thank you for watching! I usually water them after a week. I dilute plant and root hormone to the water. Then I water at the rim of the pot, just enough to moisten the soilmix.
What grade are the pumice and the perlite? I know perlite comes in fine and coarse P500 and P400.
I like the cat.
Newbie here.Thank you for this video.I don't have vermiculite. Can I omit it?
Yes you can. Sorry for the late reply.
Thank you ❤
San po nakakabili ng sterilized soilless medium?
Hello, ‘yung brand is ramgo: s.shopee.ph/7Kc87zNAe5
Medyo expensive na siya now kaya ang gamit ko na ay carbonized rice hull.
You have a nice vlog. Very informative. May I ask, Where do you get the sterilized soil medium?How do you sterilize if its diy? Thanks for your reply.
Thank you for watching! I buy them from Ace Hardware or Handyman, or at Lazada Ramgo official store. You can put the soilmix on microwave to sterilize the medium or you could also cook it.
What exactly is Sterilized soilless medium and what can be used as a substitute?
It’s just a brand of potting mix here (usually composed of organic materials). You could use any potting mix available in your area.
Hello! Vermiculite has coarse and fine :) What did you use?
Thank you for watching and sorry for the late reply! I use the small grade vermiculite. It’s around 4-6mm size, the same size with munggo pumice.
what is the difference between cocopeat and the soilless medium?
Thank you for watching! 🙂Cocopeat can be a component of soilless medium. Soilless medium is a medium wherein there’s no soil. It’s just made of different organics like peat, wood chips, biochar, bark, coir and etc. The soilless medium I used, based from its look is composed of biochar.
New subscriber here👋 Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! 🙂 If you have any questions or suggestions m, don’t hesitate to comment. Thank you.
The Plant Prince Ph Please make a video also on your watering technique. How often and how much water do you use for that mixture. I’m also glad to know the sunlight exposure of your plants. Thank you!
Can I use potting mix instead of coco peat? Any advice thank you
Yes you can! As long as the potting mix is clean.
Thank u fir sharing ur soilmix sir ask ko lang where do u buy ur perlite and vermicast
Nice ng mga succulents mo sir pro yong mga pamice etc...san po yan nabibili online?
Hello po, ask ko lang po anong size ng pumice na ginamit nyo? (Matanghito, Monggo or Corn? ) And yung Vermiculite din po, ano po ba dapat? (Fine or Coarse?) Tsaka okay lang po ba na pag bumili ako, magkahalo na po yung vermicast and soilless? Lastly, po okay lang po yung cocopeat kahit wala ng charcoal?
Thanks for your response po and for this informative video! ☺️
#Beginner
Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback! 🙂 ‘Yung size po ng pumice na gamit ko is Monngo size, for the vermiculite coarse grade. Okay lang po if magkahalo na, and yes okay lang din po na walang charcoal (added benefit lang po ‘yung charcoal).
How do you wash or sterilized your pumice and perlite???
Thank you for watching! I wash the pumice with running water. Then dry them under the sun for atleast 5 daays or more.
Perlite are usually sterile and clean already so no need to clean them.
thank you so much for your informative video on soil mix...if i may ask sir, are you familiar or able to use fish amino acid for your CNS...a gardener, cactus propagator have introduced and advised me to use this on my CNS...thank you so kuch sir...God bless...
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 Sorry I’m not familiar with Fish amino acid. Vermicast and granular slow release fertilizer lang po ginagamit ko na fertilizer.
Thanks for informative video, Pl inform can we use Charcoal (wood coal) in potting mix?
Yes you can. I sometimes add crushed charcoal in my soil mix.
Just subscribed. Thank you. love your informative video. Where can I purchase all these ingredients to make my own mix as well?
Thank you for watching! I usually buy them on online stores/app or on garden stores.
On the description sana sir you should include links kung san nio po nabili ung mga mixture. Kase gaya ko hindi ko din alam kung sino at alin ung mga recommended nio sana.
Also sana po nasa description sana ung shortcut kung ilan parts. Nakakatamad po kaseng magpause and play hehehe
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 To address your concern, the products I used such as the Cocopeat with charcoal, Ramgo soilless medium, and Ramgo Vermicast are all bought from Ace Hardware or Handyman, I added the packaging of these in the video. I can’t provide a link since these are bought on a physical store. For the pumice, perlite, and vermiculite you can buy them on Lazada or Shoppee. These products doesn’t vary much kaya hindi ko linagay ‘yung mga links.
As much as I want to add the list in the description po, it will defeat the purpose of watching the whole video.🙂 Thank you 🙂
Hi po, ano po kaya magandang substitute ng vermiculite and sterilized soil less medium? wala kasi akong mabilhan dito sa province namin po.
Me: im a beginner!
Also me: bought everything 😂😂😂
Sana hindi ko mapatay mga darating kong succies 😁
Same cyst hahaha
Thank you for watching! Goodluck with your succulents, I’ll try to upload more videos this month. Sana makatulong po. 😁
Same sis
Same
What’s other plants can this mix be used for?
So informative sir! San kapo nakakabili ng akadama? Ty sir.
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 I didn’t use akadama in this soilmix, but I buy my akadama from Spikes & Barrel PH (Facebook). There are also other seller of Akadama at Facebook, Lazada, and Shoppee
can i use pebbles as a substitue for pumice? and mix it with a normal soil?
Thank you for watching! Pebbles are quite heavy, thus hindi ko po marerecommend. I don’t also recommend ordinary soil since it may contain microbes and substances that may be harmful for our succulents.
Okay lang ba painitan vermicast?
Thank you for watching! Usually kapag ornamental plants you don’t need to dry since moisture is part ng vermicast kaso when it comes with Cactus and Succulents, hindi sila used or sanay sa basa na medium when potting , prone sila with bacterial and fungal rot when newly potted. That’s why binibilad ko si Vermicast para mabawasan ‘yung moisture niya.
Hi I am from India ur succulent plants is too good please send wr u bought these items
When I purchase a succulent from the nursery, should I completely get rid of the soil it comes in?
Yes, since it may contains pests, and usually succulents from nurseries are grown in heavily peat based media
What can be used as substitute for pumice po? We don't have that in our area. I have to travel 2 hours pa po to purchase pumice and am not sure if gardening stores in that area has a ready to purchase pumice or I have to purchase it online.
Thank you for watching! You can use any materials that is gritty such as lava rocks or perlite. In my location po kasi, pumice is the cheapest soil ammendment para maging gritty ang soilmix.
What do i use if i don't have sterilize soilles medium ?
Thank you for watching! You can use carbonized rice hull as an alternative.
Dami nmn yoko na nga....char
Ask question is : soilless is same as compost or potting mix ?
Thank you for watching! The soilless is basically any organic material without soil. It is usually composed pf biochar, cocopeat or other oraginc. Its composition varies depending on the brand. Potting mix is the general term for the medium used when potting. Soilless is also considered as a potting mix. In thins video the soilless I used is mainly composed of biochar.
The Plant Prince Ph thank you. ❤
Sir pwede poba sa mga stinkies yung soilmix for succulents
Hi,
Can I use vermicompost instead of vermicast? If yes, will I be losing out on something I could have provided using vermicast?
Yes, you can substitute vermicast for ermicompost.
You will not miss any benefits, since both vermicast and vermicompost have nutrients.
What is soil less medium
A medium which doesn’t have soil. It is usually a mixture of organic materials like carbonized rice hull, cocopeat, dried leaves, and the likes.
Can i use pumice & loam soil? For my succulents?
Thank you for watching! I don’t recommend using loam soil, garden soil, or animal manure since it may contains microbes or substance that can harm our succulents po.
If we have no Ramgo sterilized.soilless seedling potting mix..what kind of soil you recommend?
You can substitute it with carbonized rice hull.
@@theplantprinceph Thank you po...Try k po potting mix nyo...
Welcome po!
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Bro can we give npk 19:19:19 foliar spray to succulents and cacti?
I don't recommend spraying 19:19:19 foliar spray for succulents. It is much safer to use slow release fertilizer. Too much fertilizer may cause etiolation and make the succulent leaf bigger and not compact.
@@theplantprinceph ok .. thnku sir
Anothr question bro..when mgrepot kayo po, magdilig kayo agad? New suculent nabili ko..repot ako para mg grow.malilit pa kasi.. please reply.. salamat po..
No po. I let the roots callus muna. Here’s a video of me potting a succulent. czcams.com/video/37D82kcoqN4/video.htmlsi=ayoY6XPG7lR__G4B
Anong tubig po ang ginagamit niyo sa pagdidilig ng succulent plants?
As much as possible po rainwater sana.
san niyo po nabili yung terra cotta pot niyo ang ganda po kasi
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Hi po is it okay lang dn po to use 70% pumice and 30% vermicast? For succs. Halos yan dn po kse tips na nakita ko.. but ill do the same as yours kapag nacomplete ko un mixture mo. Hehe
Thank you very much for watching! 🙂 Yes, okay lang po ang 70% pumice and 30% vermicast. Belfiore Succulent Collection (you can check them on Facebook) actually use that soilmixture for their succulents, and their succlents are very healthy. Don’t be afraid to experiment on your own soilmix po, I just showed mine pero I didn’t say na ito ‘yung tamang soilmix. Pinakita ko lang po para may idea din po kayo incase you want to make your own. Salamat po sa pag-comment 😊
Hi po...new bie po here...ask ko lng...un loam soil nmin dito mixed with vermicast,carbonized rice haul cocopeat etc actually complete sya except pumice...ok lng ba sya as my base lagyn ko nlng ng pumice?tnx po
Thank you for watching! Yes, you can mix that with 70% pumice.
Thank you sir...
Those different soil for succulents.. Where to buy that? Im a beginner po pls reply
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂
For Ramgo products you can buy them in Ace hardware, or handyman. If you are in Metro Manila and willing to pay a shipping fee, just contact them on Facebook (Ramgo Seeds). You may screenshot their packaging on the video to help you out finding these.
For the Cocopeat with Charcoal, I also buy this at Ace hardware of Handyman. The brand I use is Cocogreen.
Note: You can use other brands of vermicast or cocopeat. Cocopeat doesn’t vary much.
For pumice, perlite, and vermiculite, I usually buy these during events from (Arneth, or Everrich) or on the physical store of Everich in Quezon City Memorial Circle. These materials also don’t vary much. You can check Lazada or shoppee for these products. Again, remember to clean the pumice and dry them under the sun for at least 5 days. Making sure that all the materials you used are clean is important to avoid root rot and other pest infestation.
For vermicast I’m using Kahariam vermicast since it is both FPA registered and OCCP certified. You don’t have to sift this since it is already sifted. I can assure you that this one is clean and 90% vermicast. Available on Lazada or Shoppe.
You could also experiment on your own succulent soilmix, just make sure na you use 60-70% inorganic (pumice, perlite etc) and 30-40% organic (vermicast, carbonized rice hull, peatmoss, cocopeat, soilless medium).
Hi may I know what is soilless medium ? Thank you
You can use carbonized rice hull as a substitute. Soil less medium are basically potting mix that does not use soil.
@@theplantprinceph can you name a few things that can be used as soil-less. And can I use the mix in your video for (whale fin) plant? If not. What mix you recommend?
Thank you ☺️
Can I use leaf compost mixed with sand only?
Yes, as long as the soil mix is loose, airy, and does not hold water for too long.
@@theplantprinceph thanks 👍
What size of pumice do you use for this mix? "Sugar," "corn"or "big" size?
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 I use munggo size po.
@@theplantprinceph I'm growing mediterreanean herbs, not succulents exactly. But they often recommend a succulent potting mix. I'm just wondering if a smaller size is the way to go for that like 'maytanghito?'
Nek Ska Peh I’m not familiar with mediterreanean herbs but on making succulent soilmix or as a amendment for garden soil, I always prefer the smaller such as mungo and matanghito size.
@@theplantprinceph Oregano, marjoram, thyme, rosemary, sage are all Mediterreanean herbs. The potential for root rot is particularly a problem here in Phils. I had not thought of going this way about it until reading up on it more.
Ohhh. Yes, root rot is a problem here in the Philippines especially for those plants that thrive in arid regions. The humidity and precipitation here is high, and normal garden soil get sticky when wet.That’s why it is recommended to add some pumice ore perlite, or any inorganic that can loosen up the soil and provide air channels for the plant roots to breathe.
will cocopeat, vermicast, and pumice suffice for succulents?
hello po im a silent reader sa channel nyo po.. wala po bang ibang alternative na mix na pwede mahanap lng sa bakuran.. salamat po sana mapansin nyo ako. thank you..
Thank you for watching! You can try experimenting po. Medyo mahirap kasi maghanap ng alternatives na available eh. Pumice super important niyan, you can mix 70% pumice. Them for 30% gamit po kayo ng any organic na available sa inyo. You can add fresh rice hull din, super okay siya for drainage.
what is soil less medium made from?
It is made up of biochar products such as carbonized rice hull.
oo ok thank you
When you say 4 parts..it means 40%? Also did you wash your perlite like the pumice?
Yes
@@theplantprinceph so pano po kayo ng adjust or meaure ng 40%? Minsan kasi nalilito sa ako sa percent2x.. pls help.. new to suculents po.. and id like to follow your steps
@@sweetsoulrevue4547 Kunyari po want ko na 40% 'yung pumice. Ang gagawin ko po ay kukuha ng 10 cups kahit ano po. 'Yung apat na cups po ay lalagyan ko ng pumice.
If gusto ko naman po na 70% pumice and 30% potting mix. 'Yung 7 cups po ay pumice, while 'yung 3 cups ay potting mix.
@@theplantprinceph ah okay.. salaamt po
Good day po , san po kau nakakabili nun soil less medium? Slamat po ng madami 💗
Sa Lazada po. Ramgo ‘yung brand. If wala po kayo mahanap, pwede niyo isubstitute ‘yung Carbonized rice hull.
Hi I bought Happy Beans recently. I repotted them with mixture of pumice, coco peat and loam soil. It rotted 😔 is there something wrong with the soil mixture?
Thank you for watching! Perhaps the loam soil, I refrain from using loam soil, garden soil, or animal manure since it may contain microbes or substance that can harm our succulents.
The Plant Prince Ph what do you use for your plants?
Gaye Nidea Hello, I use soilless mediums like cocopeat, carbonized rice hull, peatmoss, or sterilized potting mix like Ramgo
Thank you!
I m from india
Will this soil mixer work even in cold weather?
Where can I buy the materials for that soil mixture? ThNk you
Thank you for watching and sorry for the late reply. You can buy the materials at online shops like Lazada or Shopee or at your local garden store.
ok lng po b maglagay ng lava rocks s soilmix or toppings lng tlg cia?
Thank you for watching! 🙂 Yes po okay lang. Lava rocks can be an alternative for pumice po.
Your video helped me a lot but akadama, pumice are not available in india easily .. can you please tell other substitute for that...thanks buddy 😊👍❤️
Small gravel will be a good alternative. It’s what I use. Good luck ❣️
Any gritty materials will do. River sand, lava rock, gravel, crushed granite, as long as it well help improve the drainage.