This does come back in the Carolina’s I have some in my yard and they are pretty

I liked the quick “no” when you asked if you needed to buy another plant 😂.

The Spekboom should be okay, the Karoo often drops below freezing with frost

I would turn the flat side towards the light or put it under a grow light

This is how I pruned my Gollum Jade Ogre Ears plant from watching videos here on KZbin. I did the best I could and I feel that I am only half-way finished. But I felt I had done enough trauma for now and I will wait a few weeks and finish some "thinning out" some of the upper growth. I will feel successful if it stands on its own.

If its tropical won’t it freeze

This is just an experiment for keeping succulents alive, probably not happy, during the cold months! Using an unheated garden shed is an idea due to possibly giving the succulents a 1 or 2 higher zone. I hope light levels are key, and tips on watering sparingly will definitely help prevent root rot. Thanks to you if you can share more help for overwintering succulents successfully- in an unheated shed.

I don't know if I would have buried them. Can't wait for an update!!

I also have a fence line made up of the rose of Sharon tree. 😍🌺🌲🌺😍 The Rose of Sharon is a edible and medical tree . 🌺🌿 The leaves and the flowers and even the young twigs and the young seed pods are edible and medical . 😊🌿🌺🌲😊 The rose of Sharon grows quickly and spreads through its seed pods . 🤔 It is beautiful and good for the environment the bees and the butterflies and the hummingbirds absolutely love them . 😍🐝🦋🐦😍 I dry the young leaves and the flowers and use them in tea. 🙂🌿🌺☕🌿🌺🙂 I also use the young leaves in soups and stews . 🙂 The rose of Sharon comes from the hibiscus family and has a high amount of vitamin C . 🙂🌺🙂 It helps with sore throats. 🤔 It helps with urinary tract infections . 🤔 It helps with high blood pressure and high cholesterol and diabetes . 🤔 You can look up many different health benefits concerning the Rose of Sharon . 🤔🌺🌿🤔 God bless the American people . 🙏🇺🇲🙏

I live in South Georgia and mine come back every year

I will update when I see roots on my cuttings. Check for that on the Community Page.

Can you cut off all the rot on bottom if bulb has lots of roots and pups

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My son and I made him a Firepit in his backyard. I helped (or hindered) as I could and he loves it. He had the ring already and didn't think he wanted the stone, but since he loves the outdoor fires when he has friends over, we made him a stone ring. He did most of it, I am an old lady. But we did it together and it was fun.

My button fern looks really great now that it is planted into a hypertufa pot. It seems to give it a great environment as far as moisture, a very even level of moisture over a period of time. I hope mine will grow to its full potential.

My starts are looking good so far. Let me know if you'd like a follow-up video when I get roots and can plant them up in soil.

that's amazing, i'm gonna put my aloe outside this summer, hope it gets a nice growth spurt. that red color on your blooming one is spectacular.

I was just thinking of doing the same thing! This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Excellent!

I haven’t had any trouble finding them as I live in Ohio also. I don’t know where you are located but Petitti Gardens have them 👍

Thank you that specificity.

I love fruitcake but it is loaded with goodies! Hard to limit to one little slice. Do you eat yours with cheese?

Unbelievable beauty!!!!!

Great video ❤

Thank you!

looks very nice 🙂

Just found your channel because of this video. Glad I landed here. Only question I have is, do you bring all these planters inside for the winter for those plants that can't survive the cold?. Thanks so much, I do love my cacti and succulents.

Love these pots, thank you

Why do you get a phone stand

I think she has some new sprouts too!

It absolutely harms the tree as well as shrubs and prevents new growth. Whenever we remove these from the trees or shrubs the go from looking dead to creating new growth and thriving. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmHWm5Z6l82imaMsi=lMkB4f7NwPnB19yN

Persian shield is so striking potted up with such Indra silver falls or dusty miller/Angel wings, and some sweet alyssum. 💜🤍

During these cooler fall months, it is time to get this Garden Shed in better order. If I were better at putting things away in a timely manner, I wouldn't have so much to take care of, but then I wouldn't be me. I took about 3 days to do this at my own pace. I am so pleased with the outcome.

Good video but very hard to hear

Sedum is great for hypertufa planters and this tiny free item went into one of my hypertufa bowls about 5 years ago. Here is a bit of a chronology of the plant: planted, about 1 month later, then 5 years later. It dies down each year in Ohio just like an Autumn Joy sedum and regrows from scratch. So pretty blooming this year.

use coco coir instead of peat moss. Peat moss is harvested extremely unsustainably and it takes years for even a little bit of peat moss to grow back… Coco coir is used from the abundance of coconut husks… its way more sustainable

I rooted this plant in water and had roots in a week. After I planted it, it is blooming in my kitchen window in bright light. Loving it.

Wonderful video. I love fairy gardens and I'm surprised how few there are on youtube. This was so lovely.

Great idea!

I have one in my house, perfect for house flies

Didn't work too well, did it?

I enjoyed your video. We have bunnies and deer as well, I use liquid fence. It works great but must be re-applied every time it rains. Thanks for showing your beautiful garden!

Just letting you know I greatly appreciated this video as someone living alone and trying to save money on work lunches

Great video, is API wanter conditioner the same has tetra Aqua safe product? Since i cant really get the api product where i live.

I’m also waiting for mine to bloom, nice to learn the proper fertilizer for it .

Is it possible (or doable) to press the sides less than an inch thick? Will it hold? How about making smaller planters with thinner sides?

Use beach sand as the inside mold I do it all the time it helps hold the hypertufa sides! You take the sand out when it is cured. Many times, I line the inside with a garbage bag or plastic wrap than add the sand. Thank you for your video the hypertufa pots are so addictive and fun to make.

What a wonderful idea, I live in Florida, hope you enjoyed your visit...

But why they look etiolated if they under grow lights??

It’s also called a Mexican hat plant so u have pink butterflies as a mother of a thousands and u have Mexican hat plant or it’s called devils back bone so they did have the same. First name but not last hope this helps