Succulent Maintenance Before During and After!

Happy Monday everyone! Hoping next time I will remember the mic, Doh!

[@Cruzshowpigs]

“Clutching your pearls right now”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jonsiiin]

all I can ever think about when I watch your videos is how nice it must be to have so much sun. The plants are all so resilient, removed from the dirt, taking a root trimming etc. like damn. Way up in Canada where I am, my plants die if I look at the them the wrong way.

[@Kuddi11]

The barrel garden took my breath away. So simple and perfect, it’s just beautiful

[@tracys2354]

She said no water...that's quite interesting...if they are inland I wonder if you need to water them?

[@Kuddi11]

Tracy S I don’t think so. Barrel cactus should be able to survive on rainwater alone.

[@marilynkairan8228]

It’s a love at first watch with you. I love every tips that you gave us and it encourages me how to do my own tapestry. More power to you, Laura! P.S. I even told my sister and my friend to watch your blog.

[@ericssonerick6972]

I'm so happy to see you guys back to do the things that inspire all of us...I know we are not out of the woods yet but things are definitely better.

[@ednasimwinga9772]

Beautiful work as usual. The guy really wanted to be in the frame 😆

[@RayWilliamJohansen]

What a beautiful home and the landscaping is just wow

[@celebratelife8436]

Sounds great without mic

[@jacdavis9]

Laura can you give a little speech about watering in hot weather? I thought once a week in the summer, twice a month (or less) in the winter....my garden looks pretty good, but I do lose a few things each summer...too much water?

[@Cruzshowpigs]

Yes please! A summer watering tip video would be awesome !

[@jiep7705]

Yay! More Laura Eubanks “summer school”!

[@MIA-lu6pp]

Beautiful garden!

[@samsungjmini-fl6lf]

Mary ann dela cruz ,Laura i'm suprized you're like a man can do hard work.Thah's why you're strong, gardening is a therapy and also work out

[@heyplantman]

Ah, too bad the Aloes bit the dust, but agree, fungus from the heavy rains, and didn't have enough time to dry out inbetween ?! wow, huge Agave..she quite loved the rains obviously, and wasn't stressing so didn't put out pups. Good to hear that you are decreasing timing of watering. All in all, think 99% of the garden looks great and you made good choices and lots is thriving ! A great look back at original installation, so inspiring. Okay, Laura, ear piece/microphone, get in the habit of taking it off when you get back into truck to go home, put it right there with your hat, your gloves, and your driving glasses lol.

[@berriosileana]

Beautiful landscaping 👏🏼

[@TwoHorses7Ducks]

Even though you have forgotten your mic, you still sound pretty good.

[@chewy26pable]

Oedema All plants can be affected by oedema a condition brought on by overwatering or high humidity. This past February we had heavy rain with high humidity. I lost several aloes & agaves 😭😭😭

[@LauraEubanks]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Tweezerman90]

yall slayed this yard. stunning.

[@thegreenmomma416]

You’re so knowledgeable, I love it! It looks great 👍🏽

[@beverlyasleson3321]

Awesome work 👍

[@amyvaldez3692]

Oh my goodness..!!! Your right next to my house.. oh geeze I would of come and asked your opinion on a few things.

[@zanyzana66]

Amy Valdez wow! What a missed opportunity!

[@jiep7705]

Could you please get all the cuttings that Laura might throw out for me? Your so lucky, you live right next to her. The many chances of video bombing u would get!

[@jiep7705]

Okay yeah, I think i would be better off not living next to her because my parents would be so annoyed by the amount of plants I would get 😉

[@janecurtis5726]

Amazed at how you can cut the Agave like you did and it still will survive.

[@SlajorMoth]

Aloe Blue Elf are mite resistant too! The problem with the others certainly didn't look like Aloe Mite and I def trust Laura that it's a fungal issue but wow Blue Elf looking especially tough and pretty.

[@thelmahall2593]

Love the change

[@tanushreechatterjee4638]

Hi ....I love your videos. They are great and informative. However I had a query. I had planted some succlent cuttings and have planted them in succlent soil but I don't see any or much roots in the cuttings. It's been 2-3week or little more. Should I water them? Are the roots growing slow since I have not watered them atall since propagation? Please help.

[@bluejava9856]

Can't tell if it's the same problem i had a while ago, but it could also be thrips damage. It looks fungal from a distance but with thrips, one can usually spot suspicious linear scars and little spots of frass, amongst others. Apparently there has been a new species of aloe thrips circulating worldwide lately, they usually attack weak, new plants rather than well-established ones. Could also be the aloe rust fungus

[@bluejava9856]

I forgot to mention that these thrips are particularly small, fully grown adults are 1 mm long or so at most

[@LauraEubanks]

Thank you! I’ll research the aloe thrip!

[@TwoHorses7Ducks]

I learned something new today. 🤓

[@CaneserBulut]

Harika ❤

[@joycelaubach2645]

You mention limbing up the Agave Joe Hoak by three rows of leaves and replanting. Please confirm - was the full stalk, including where the leaves were removed, buried in the soil? I need to remove some bottom rows on my Agave, and prefer the stalk not be visible, but am unsure about burying it so the bottom remaining leaves are at ground level. Thanks.

[@LauraEubanks]

Yes!!! Buried the whole thing!

[@aromanek2222]

Gorgeous as always!!

[@jiep7705]

That aloe in the beginning is soooooooo gorgeous, mine is only 2 inches tall. 😆. Then I saw the saw aloes. I cried my eyes out. My brother asked why I was crying and I told him a small aloe massacre occurred and he started crying too. I have a jade that’s been rained on, and then got sun so it burned to a black crisp. (It’s still alive). Good luck with the tiny aloes, hope they end up in a better spot or the possibly *new* garden of death!🍀🌵❤️ 8:15 I will *not* be seen... by all these scary spikey barrels Edit: oh, I also have a cacti with what seems like a fungus, is there a way to prevent fungus from spreading or from killing a succulent? 🙏🏽!

[@LauraEubanks]

You might want to dispose of the Cactus, just to be safe!

[@jiep7705]

Laura Eubanks thanks! Good thing is, the fungus hasn’t spread yet. Yay!

[@roberthernandez555]

Show us how to set up drip water system please!!!!!!

[@seanpaints]

Omg @8:00 is a work of art!

[@LauraEubanks]

Thanks!

[@plantsetc.4690]

Love it as always!

[@lilo2226]

It sounds good without the mic Mrs Laura.

[@amyvaldez3692]

I love love those beauties in the front of the house.

[@laurarowe7314]

Hi there!! Love all your videos!! So informative and your work is so amazingly beautiful!! 🌵 🌸 🌺 🌵 I’m in south Texas and I was thinking of adding a succulent garden to our back area. Wondering though, we have a pool, is that something to consider? Other than no prickly cactuses, of course...🤗🤗

[@laurarowe7314]

Ideas?

[@laurarowe7314]

Any thoughts?

[@melp2914]

When you relocate, do you relocate irrigation too?

[@marilynarmistead7556]

what size it the burgundy rocks you used around in the "courtyard"? Would that be better to use in place of where I have bark right now that seems to need to be replaced every year?

[@autumnroberts3086]

Omg PLEASE take my red lava rock ! My entire side yard is FULL of it and I’m planting flowers and such. Ugh I can’t GIVE this stuff away! Is there an easy way to clear it from my yard!?!?!?

[@LauraEubanks]

No easy way that I know of. Sorry!

[@ericabatista2687]

Parabéns muito lindo queria um jardim assim 🇧🇷

[@dcharrison3140]

The aloe that was diseased did you have to treat the ground before you put new ones in?

[@LauraEubanks]

Soil looked and smelled fine. I’m sure all will be okay moving forward.

[@sarahthomson8183]

wait! water less in hot weather?

[@LauraEubanks]

Yes! Provide dry shade, if possible!

[@anitarohm5031]

That HERCULES 💟💟💟💟💟

[@musabsal6808]

Hey Laura, I have a question My succulents, especially the fred ives, are loosing their juice and the leaves are becoming thin and yellowish. It might be a sign of overwatering but they aren't getting any better. What do you think?

[@LauraEubanks]

Have you tried moving them to a different location?

[@musabsal6808]

@@LauraEubanks they were getting enormous, so I moved em' and it happened. I'll move em agian! But do they enjoy shade or sunshine more?

[@LauraEubanks]

A human being morning sun and afternoon shade is preferred😊

[@calicops951]

what are the names of those rocks in the front? Where is a good place to get them? and what is a common price for them? anyone know?

[@LauraEubanks]

Those boulders are called Honey Quartz. We get them at our local rock yard. Prices vary dramatically from area to area.

[@calicops951]

@@LauraEubanks Thank you very much. We really enjoy you publishing your work.

[@randompersononyoutubepart2995]

Anybody know the name of the beautiful pastel purple succulents

[@LauraEubanks]

Graptopetalum superbum

[@rnxthan]

wow

[@ginapearson3601]

💜💜👍🏻💜💜

[@galinamarcus]

you may want to consider blurring your client's street number for the sake of privacy.

[@NgocTran-tj9ed]

I did ask you last time about the glove you use for working with cactus. You response with thank you but not answer. Please let me know the brand and where I can buy it. Thanks

[@LauraEubanks]

I don’t have a special type. I typically get whatever is on sale at the garden center. I go through gloves very quickly. For your home use, I recommend a leather gauntlet style that will protect your hands as well as arms if you’re working regularly with cactus.