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[@michelesalazar3397]

This provides an excellent, easy to understand description of everything you”ll need to know!

[@tomasortiz6614]

thanks is the best explanation of succulents.

[@MW-yw9bp]

Very helpful information, thank you!

[@chelseamisquitta8119]

Well explained!

[@raquelfukuchi1830]

Thank you for your advice,now ive learned how to grow cutting plants.

[@judithlenzin7444]

This is a really fantastic video!!! Seriously! I have never succeeded with my cuttings and now I know it was that I watered them before they got roots... by the way, the part about NOT watering is really funny... and unforgettable. Thank you, Judy

[@freebutterfly102]

Thank you. Nice video!

[@karamcfly]

Great video. Concise instruction! I really appreciate it! Thank you.

[@sylviaadler8083]

Extremely helpful and extremely thorough!!!

[@eygreatfish9117]

Wow, great job sharing a wealth of information in a few minutes. Well-done!

[@succulents6137]

Thanks so much ! I'm so glad you enjoyed it

[@sourdough6800]

Well done! Thanks for information.

[@ashleyo.4246]

Thank you so much. I'm new to succulents and have one with a long stem that broke off from the roots. I've grown from leaves but never from a cutting. I'm glad to know my plant can be saved.

[@subarashi99]

Very helpful tips, thank you! I watched this and immediately after, I took my cuttings off the soil XD I cut them about 2 hours before I watched this. Luckily, I new about not watering anything. The Office bit made me LOL !

[@succulents6137]

So glad you enjoyed the video! Yes it's important to give the plant a little while to heal so it can callous the cut, as well as it gets a break from the sun so it does'nt go into shock. They are pretty magical plants and do enjoy a break from the sun if they are cut and healing

[@rochelwilliams8518]

Wow this was extremely helpful! Thank you so much! You’re the best!

[@succulents6137]

I appreciate you watching and your kind words! I hope it was helpful

[@laxmijogdand928]

Very useful. Thanks

[@judylei3124]

Awesome pictures for showing examples!

[@succulents6137]

Thanks so much Judy!!!

[@Daniel-sr3pd]

Awesome video.

[@succulents6137]

Thanks very much!

[@rosavaldes2599]

Thank you so much your video answered so many questions I had; saving you for sure; thanks lots 🪴

[@janetac1738]

Haha I love that office insert LOL it certainly drives the point home! I'm actually running out of room under my grow light setup and my fred ives are out of control so I was thinking about head chopping a few of them and just placing them in a big planter box on the floor next to my shelves this way they will still get enough light to grow roots but hopefully I won't have to put them directly under the grow lights for a couple of months. Just doing my research before I start chopping heads off all of my succulents LOL great video 😉

[@janetac1738]

I'm in Connecticut so I won't be able to put anything outside until hopefully the end of April so room under the grow lights is pricey real estate right now 🤣🤣

[@awkwardflowers]

Great video!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@succulents6137]

Glad you liked it!!

[@succulents6137]

I'd also love to hear succulent topics you'd be interested in hearing about for my next video :)

[@RufinoRicardoAnsara]

Great advice!

[@pollyrascal]

Great video! What type soil do you recommend? Many others recommend Gritty soil, while yours looks like regular soil with a little pearlite. What about fertilizer? Thanks so much!

[@succulents6137]

I buy soil that's called succulent soil, I add lots of perlite and or vermiculite. In the past I've even added aquarium rocks mixed In for grit

[@texasgigi3684]

This was a very informative video! Thanks so much for doing it. Your succs look fantastic. When do you start misting these? When do you fertilize them??

[@succulents6137]

I dont water cuttings until roots have established/ formed. I don't mist. Succulents need a big drink once roots are established. I dont fertilize; rain does this for me :)

[@rosavaldes2599]

Do I water immediately the stem that stays in the soil when I remove a rosette ?

[@succulents6137]

I would wait a week because its an open wound. Water in a week

[@t.pisani8239]

How do you get the babies off of the stem once they begin growing? Do they have to stay there?

[@succulents6137]

You need to wait until they are large enough to remove. Usually 2 inches or so. Then they would pop off with a little pressure

[@bobbiechinn9578]

If that was a vera Higgins, it either had camera tricks happening, or it was not by any means a vera Higgins. Fyi I'm a grower and collector of over 40 yrs.

[@succulents6137]

Well that's what it was labeled as when I bought it. What do you think it is?

[@kimberlynevil]

Okay collector for over 40 yes. What is it then FYI????))

[@kimberlynevil]

By the way....Bobbie Chinn....then why would you have the need to be on this very informative channel that's assisting succulent beginners????

[@rosavaldes2599]

FYI!!! Keep rude comments to yourself!! Or express yourself kindly!! This is such a nice lady like the rest of ladies that have commented why be so rude!? No need for that and I agree if you are a collector for over 40 years and know it all why are you here with us!?? Twirl and out you go!!

[@oknahh]

Ive killed so many cuttings by following the sellers care instructions on their websites to start watering after a week and keep the soil damp!? The result being dead cuttings... ya purchase another set...be sure to follow instructions..ie instructions to kill the cuttings and once again purchase them

[@succulents6137]

It's a bit tough to give instructions for all plants since they all grow at different rates. But a good rule is, filtered sun, wait 2 weeks, check for roots. Only water if there's decent roots

[@monicabordallo]

so no watering until there are roots? okay! when can they be exposed to sun?

[@succulents6137]

That's right- don't water until there are roots because if you water and there are no roots you are essentially watering "nothing" because the roots are what drinks. No roots=no drink. It prevents potential rot also. I usually let the cuttings rest in the shade for a week or two, then plant in the soil and put in partial sun, then a few days later maybe a bit fuller sun. It also depends on your cuttings previous life. If my cuttings lived in full sun Before I cut them, they would probably be ok to go in full sun sooner. If the cuttings were taken from a plant that lived indoors, or in a greenhouse, I would give them more time. ( shade for a few days, partial sun for a few days, full sun for one hour for a few days etc. acclimate them)

[@monicabordallo]

@@succulents6137 i read somewhere that they water cuttings just a little bit after 1 week of repotting to "entice the roots". is it true?

[@succulents6137]

@@monicabordallo My thoughts are: they are drought tolerant, and already have water stored in their leaves. Roots will form no matter what- so I don't water when there is no roots; to ensure I never get rot. Better to be safe than sorry. If you leave a cutting on your kitchen table without soil, it will form roots- so to me water isn't enticing anything. I hope that makes sense!

[@monicabordallo]

@@succulents6137 totally makes sense to me! thank you so much! 😊

[@succulents6137]

@@monicabordallo glad to help! Anytime :)

[@amoghkatkar6436]

How do I share pictures of my succulent to ask you questions any Insta Id of urs to share

[@succulents6137]

yes I have instagram succulents613