|| HOW TO CARE FOR SUCCULENTS POST BEHEADING ||

[@ashasudhir1623]

Thank you and please keep up the visual presentations. It’s better that way when we see what really is happening in practicality. 🙏🏻

[@LushGardener]

Thank you so much for watching yes Will do!

[@sumitragokumarasu6130]

Very informative and practically tested experienced vedio .

[@LushGardener]

Glad to hear that thank you so much for watching 😊🪴

[@kerrymccarthy4226]

Thanks, good info and some really pretty blue colors😊❤🌿

[@LushGardener]

thank you 😊🪴

[@prachisabnis5546]

Thank you. I am 100% successful after following your instructions for deheading and propagating . Thank you once again

[@LushGardener]

Wonderful! I wish you all the luck and hope u grow your succulent collection huge keep propagating 😊

[@daym8]

Sir, do most of the crowns with tiny leaves put out roots or the chances are slim? Thank you for the valuable advice carefully compiled in these informative videos. 🙏💯

[@craftsplantsandsucculentsw1076]

watching again, you are so knowledgeable...I love beheaded, I'm very successful on this procedure... thank you for sharing ❤️

[@LushGardener]

Yes me too Jonah .....it’s one of the faster way to multiply succulents 😊

[@shreyasdongare6152]

I also put leaves in the corner. I think putting them together in the corner makes rooting easy

[@LushGardener]

yes

[@sushchannel6755]

Very informative video. Thanks for sharing

[@LushGardener]

thank you so much 😊

[@anuarora2622]

Very informative video.Thanks a lot.

[@LushGardener]

thank you so much for watching 😊

[@praveendubey2386]

Very informative video

[@LushGardener]

the Glad you liked it

[@gardeningwithneetu1177]

Great information brother..

[@LushGardener]

Thank you so much for watching Neetu 🙏🏻

[@goaben1]

Wow those roots are so healthy 😍

[@LushGardener]

thank you for watching

[@andrinebrown-cover8615]

Have you done a beheading for shipping. I have concerns about the phytosanitary process and exposing the plant to too much water in the dipping. Is there a best time of year to cut?

[@LushGardener]

no I don’t sell cuttings because there is high chance of them getting damaged ..there are many sellers and websites that do sell cutting …m surprised to see people paying so much money and they are not in the best condition mostly …every succulent I sell has a good amount of roots and they are well hydrated before sending them through post…I ensure the roots are completely dry before packing them … the best time to do propagation or stem or any multiplying as to be done during the growing season…I have a list in my description of the dormancy and non dormancy table ☺️…currently avoid propagating Echeveria..they are winter dormant succulents

[@deepthyjose2218]

Thank you for this great info.

[@LushGardener]

Thank you so much for watching

[@RohitSharma-jp8cq]

Thanks for sharing

[@LushGardener]

My pleasure

[@sougata1231]

Very nice video.. After beheading how long it will take for rooting without potted it in soil mix?

[@LushGardener]

Mam it’s depends from variety to variety of succulent and other environmental factors like temperatures,humidity,climate .....generally it happens within two weeks but as I said it’s depends no definite time frame ..... Some might root in a weeks time some might even take 3 weeks etc

[@herpreetbains389]

Good information. But how many weeks it takes them to root and I believe it should be kept in shade to root. Please explain. Thanks

[@LushGardener]

thank you for watching ....well there is no definite time frame for them to root depends on many factors like climate ,temperatures,humidity etc.... also depends on variety of succulents some succulents will roots within two weeks and some might even take a month yes the crown area can be kept in shade but with bright natural light otherwise they will start to stretch .....best option is indirect sunlight or filtered sunlight with green net .....as we don’t want direct sun rays to fall on them

[@herpreetbains389]

@@LushGardener thank you so much 👍

[@LushGardener]

@@herpreetbains389 welcome

[@jeffff18]

@@LushGardener great videos, 1 question: after you re-plant the crowns, how long until you put back in their 'normal' sun situation whatever that may be?

[@LushGardener]

@@jeffff18 you can start anytime time once you seen the roots now when u put them in soil it’s like planting a new succulent all over again so u will start fresh keep it in indirect sunlight for 1 week in Tht week u can start watering probably on the 4th or 5 th day… once you feel the succulent looks all good … Remember in indirect sunlight too it’s safe to keep the succulent will not stretch you can keep there long as you want …. But if u decide to put it out in the sun u can start gradually after 1 week of planting in soil ….. start the acclimation process all over and then expose to Morning direct sun 😊

[@Peta-Gaye_Lianne]

My roots are pretty short but my succulent has started to grow aerial roots from 2 leaves. Can I plant my succulent now or wait for the roots to grow more by just putting it aside? I have it sitting on soil, not buried, just sitting on top. I want to know if I should change that method and put it aside by itself instead.

[@LushGardener]

You can plant it in soil go ahead 😊 But don’t water immediately wait for 2-3 days …. The roots will grow stronger you have passed the rooting stage congratulations 🥳

[@Peta-Gaye_Lianne]

@@LushGardener Thank you so much 🤗

[@shreejapatkar579]

In case of a beheading a succulent which is not stretched, it won't have a stalk as shown by you which develops roots. What do you do in such a situation? Do you remove the lower leaves to expose part of the stalk? Also can turmeric powder be applied to the cut portion? This refers to a scenario wherein the lower leaves of a compact succulent have begun to rot and become mushy while the upper portion looks seemingly ok. I wonder if I am making any sense. Wish I could show you a pic!

[@LushGardener]

Ha ha yes your absolutely making sense I know what your saying …..yes u can take off the lower leaves to expose the lower part of the stem ….and propagate the leaves ….m not quite sure about turmeric I have seen people use it ….but not quite sure turmeric definitely has anti inflammatory properties for us as humans it works well especially putting dry powder on cut and it acts like anti septic but not sure for plants I have always used cinnamon powder. Regarding the lower leaves turning mushy if it’s only the leaves take them off that wouldn’t be a problem as long as it not affected the stem Btw it’s a good co incident m making a video today on clump separation so will discuss about it in video thank you so much 😊

[@shreejapatkar579]

Thanks for your reply. I saw both of the recent videos. Very useful information. Also I wanted to know whether echeveria, graptosedum, graptoveria, moon stone can all be planted together in one succulent arrangement?

[@GardeningwithRoshni]

Very useful

[@largeanan]

I put cinnamon powder on top of the beheading is that ok???

[@LushGardener]

yes yes it’s absolutely fine infact very good …cinnamon has anti fungal properties and helps dry the cut faster don’t worry 😊 I use it regularly in my garden

[@Tejaswini-se8yk]

Do you buy succulent soil online?

[@LushGardener]

no I make my own soil….I have a video on basic succulent soil mix 😊 but yea I purchase aquarium sand from my local aquarium shop

[@Tejaswini-se8yk]

Ohhh

[@deepikasingh7471]

Sir your all vedio are good and very informative but sir plz if possible make some vedio in hindi

[@LushGardener]

Thank you for watching...I will try 😊

[@cheerfulzane]

What if the beheaded start to get dry?

[@LushGardener]

you mean the entire succulent ?

[@cheerfulzane]

The leaves

[@cheerfulzane]

I tried beheaded but never succeed. The leaves start drying out gradually while waiting for it to callous. I must wait till completely callous before I water it? In this situation?

[@LushGardener]

@@cheerfulzane ok so the cut will callus within 2-3 days maximum 4 days and the succulent will not get dehydrated as they still have water stored.....probably the beheading was not done properly ....Now when the succulent is kept too callus you have to make sure and it’s very very important that no water , no moisture must come in contact with the cut part or else the entire succulent or the entire beheaded part will rot. So leave it to callus in a dry cool place with indirect bright lit area ...Now regarding watering you have to wait until roots appear again this will take time depending on the climate , environment and type of succulent......don’t water when roots aren’t present because as there are no roots the succulent can’t absorb water through the stem