Roger's Gardens | Debra Lee Baldwin Succulents Seminar

[@conniebeal6000]

Here is something funny you would appreciate Debra. I watched another video you did on what kind of soil you used for your pots. You said you add Dry Stall to regular potting soil the cheapest you can find. I went online to Google Dry Stall and I finally found Dry Stall at a store in Paso Robles CA called "Tractor Store". They have items for animals, horses, farms and gardens. It is used for the horses stalls. I bought a big bag for $9.00. Brought it home and my husband saw it and said sarcastically "What are you going to do with that? Are you going to bring home a horse? I of course did not answer him until later in the afternoon. I said, using it for my succulents! I now have a years supply of pumice! LOL Guess I have to buy more pots and succulents.

[@butterflygirlga]

Great Public Speaker. Good usage of words. Interesting video on succulents.

[@RVFreeDa]

Lots of great info! Thanks so much! I'm heading out to the garden and playing with my Succulents now!

[@haakecake]

I thought one could put cinnamon powder on the "juicy cut end" when you cut a plant so prevent fungi.

[@jessebetsill6765]

Rodger's Garden, I have no idea who did the CC for you but perhaps you should read the print and see what non-hearing people are getting from this wonderful lady.

[@muhammadkhan-bb9fl]

Dear Debra, I requested few times Please make a video on propagation of Senecio haworthi i. a wooly-white succulent

[@lettidelgado7375]

Didnt know there were different Crassulas plants they're so pretty...

[@sarahthomson8183]

I love you, Debra.

[@ElainesYT]

Sunset article she refers to in the beginning of this video: www.sunset.com/garden/flowers-plants/sea-creature-succulents

[@patriotusa200]

I need to know the names of the succulents. the basic most common.

[@mountpunchmore]

Do my plants seem unhealthy to you? Any tips for making these healthy? Some look like their turning brown and sad... I sent the video in another comment and in a video response...

[@RaineQi]

why is someone snoring?!

[@D.A.Gates73]

what is that annoying humming in the background ?? anyways .. I just started my hobby with succulents and im so happy with them.. they are so fascinating and so easy to take care of .

[@joycew9941]

mortisha adams approach , flmao

[@ardas77]

I think I can hear girrafe dying in the bakground...

[@sketchalater4656]

What the heck is that moaning in the background. It's so irritating and I can't concentrate on Debra! It gets a bit quieter later in the video, but It's so hard to not focus on it. Also why all the hate on Debra? I'm an artist, and I know good arrangements when I see them, and Debra's work is no exception. Sometimes you gotta rip a plant apart to get it to be the shape you want to fit the composition. And the succulents won't die from it because they are tough.

[@333dabug]

rip that plant apart!

[@jessebetsill6765]

+Patrice Patrice, surely you didn't really mean that Debra Ann is 'not good'. Hopefully you didn't mean this as I hate seeing people making a fool of themselves.

[@jessebetsill6765]

+Jesse Betsill Sorry, I meant a person called 'q'.

[@patrice6246]

+Jesse Betsill PLEASE! I love Debra. She is my succulent mentor! Glad you apologized

[@r2engage]

I would not watch a person like her to brake a succulent plant that takes years to get to the size.that that plant she tore up it just sad can't stand her pleasure.

[@msmarvi8]

Perhaps you do not know who Debra Lee Baldwin is to the succulent world and perhaps you are not familiar with how hardy succulents are.

[@mscosu]

It hurt to watch her tear that plant apart. Would prefer a much much shorter tutorial.

[@MrQvideo]

she really is not good....