Cuttings: How to Propagate Succulents PART 2 (Plus Inverted Planting)

[@anti-victimGenX]

How inspirational! Even when outside interference literally turned it's entire world upside down, it still found the will in itself, to continue along it's merry way! We could all take a lesson from "The Little Cutting That Did!" 💕💕

[@SucculentFame]

So true, Mandie! That’s why I just had to share it. Instead of keeping my error a secret for fear of being judged, I took the risk and showed how human we all can be. 😅 They showed a lesson that is so precious, I just had to share it with everyone. Thank you for your insight. It is greatly appreciated. ❤️☺️🌈 I’m sure everyone loved your comment.

[@SucculentFame]

In this video, I’m sharing something very peculiar. 😁These succulents are so resilient and they really find ways. You’ll be surprised how awesome these guys are. 😃You’ll develop an even deeper respect for these living beings after watching this video. 😃 Enjoy! ❤️

[@sarahmcnutt5117]

very interesting what the upside down plant did! do think this would be a viable way to get more rosettes in the future? or would you not recommend this?

[@SucculentFame]

Sarah Mcnutt Hi Sarah, I still wouldn’t recommend it, even if he produced the most pups. I still feel guilty that I messed him up. He propbably had a hard time figuring out what to do. 😅🤣😆

[@Chuubie]

Thank you Sheila! your videos are so informative and inspirational! I live in zone 7B here in NYC and have just started my first succulent garden - but they are not doing so well as the weather has turned, so i started looking up videos and love yours!

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you, Chuubie! OMG! Frost and snow are not good news for succulents. Indoors and grow lights are your best bets to overwinter them. I have links to some very practical grow lights in some of my recent videos ‘cause I know winter is fast approaching. Best of luck! Thank you for leaving your comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️🙏🌈

[@tanyajemela6185]

You had a vedio I can't find. It's where you shared different ways to start the succulents in little bottles of water. You did many different test but the bottles works the best. Can you tell me what that vedio was?

[@HeidiHeredia]

Sheila, thank you so much for your videos. I watch them, not just because of your amazing succy skills, but because of how motivating you are. With every video, you bring such kindness and insight people wouldn't think of while planting. God bless you and your channel further!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi, Heidi! What a kind comment. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫

[@jstamps9578]

I agree succulents like your inverted cutting are uplifting reminders of how resilient life can be. I've accidentally dropped bare stem cuttings of echeveria on the hard ground only to be rewarded months later with plants growing and it's awe inspiring. Also I like your tip about not waiting for a cutting to callous over if you plant it in a dry mix so it won't rot.

[@SucculentFame]

So true! We all can learn some lessons from these succulents. They really have such great will to survive. 😃 Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️🙏🌈

[@mammakey]

You are my absolute favorite succulent youtuber. You give SUCH good info and share so much that it's absolutely invaluable, but you completely trump all others with your positive message. If more people did something like that.. Man, could you imagine? Thank you for all you do! 💚🍀💚

[@SucculentFame]

This is such a sweet comment! Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈

[@donnamarshak3397]

Ty you gave me courage!

[@Uneedmoremeds]

What a great propagation video. I love how many roots you got with water propagation. I have to try that one day. Also upside down cutting was quite interesting. Thanks for sharing 👍😊.

[@SucculentFame]

That was a mistake that turned out really well! Hahaha I was so surprised how that little guy managed to find a way to correct itself. 😂😆 Thank you for commenting, Ruthie! I really appreciate it. ❤️🙏😁

[@Uneedmoremeds]

@@SucculentFame you're welcome😊👍.

[@taragreen6679]

The upside down pups are so cute and fun!!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Tara! I feel so blessed that it happened to me! Never in my wildest dreams did I think that it was possible. 😊Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@aprilhatfield79]

Unstoppable! Sheila, you are amazing.

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you for the comment! Huge apologies for the very late response. Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Great video that shows how resilliant succulents are. It's so amazing the ones I fixed over the years and how easy they are to propagate. I'm actually starting my second batch of babies now. The last one got so big already they are show cased in their own pot now. Great looking succulents you have! Happy planting!!

[@SucculentFame]

Hello Stacey, that’s great to hear! I’m so glad to hear that you are about to have more baby succies! 😊👶🏻 ❤️☺️🌈

[@megmathisen5368]

That was the most informative succulent propagation video I’ve seen and I’ve watched dozens. Thank you. ❤️

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you so much, Meg! My apologies for the late response. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will see this message: Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments first. I have been trying to reply to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@aurasoular6804]

I love your videos and how you say “pups” lol

[@SucculentFame]

Lol Thank you so much! I really appreciate your funny comment. ❤️☺️🌈

[@tvc380]

I like that she calls them "guys". So cute!

[@SucculentFame]

Thanks so much to both of you! These succulents have their own personalities, too. Some are so busy, some are so giving, some don’t eat as much, some are so prolific! 😊 They’re so much fun and relaxing at the same time. Thanks again, Brady! I really appreciate all of your comments. Blessing to you as always! ❤️🙏🌈

[@user-gv4cx2tq7n]

they are actually called pups

[@abbeyfoote6386]

This is the best video I've watched in a long time. Thank you! Can't wait to propagate my succulents.

[@SucculentFame]

Hello Abbey! That’s nice to hear! Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Huge apologies for responding too late. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫

[@pinkgoddess3155]

Thank you for your videos. Not only are they so incredibly informative, but they truly make me happy!

[@SucculentFame]

It’s an honor for me to receive this kind of comment. Thank you so much, Victoria! I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@mother2midwife]

How cute are you ❤️ This was such a excellent video, especially for a beginner! I especially loved how you showed your mistake and how the plant was so forgiving and it even gave you back More! And, thank you for your nice thought to wrap things up.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! I’m so grateful for comments like yours. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month or so behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much for leaving your kind message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@marcellarodriguez7955]

I came across your video today. I enjoyed your positive messages at the end.

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Marcella, huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. 😅Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@EKSBahrain]

Aaaa.... I just need that. "Be unstoppable...if your not hurting anyone..."

[@SucculentFame]

I'm so glad it helps, Roni! Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@PatriciaJonesLJ]

Your videos make me so happy because they give me hope!!!Thank you!

[@SucculentFame]

I'm so glad! Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@aci.]

That's what I love about planting. We can learn a thing or two about life from these plants. Thank you.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! Thank you so much again for the comments! ❤️🙏💫

[@Applefablestudio]

I'm a new succulent owner so I learn so much from your helpful well instructed video. I'm trying water propagation for a cutting, place it in a bottle and waiting for it to grow roots.

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Sarah, how did it go? Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late response. I’ve been so busy. 😅 Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@sherylhuffman1413]

These are wonderful videos. I I just found your site today and I just got my second box of. Succulents in the mail today. One of them got bumped around that I almost thought they forgot to plant something in one of the pots . I looked at it again and noticed some green plants sticking up out of the soil . I used a small brush to gently brush off the soil until I could see the whole little plant and I think that it may be a bunny ears succulent. I am going to pot up the other three succulents tomorrow . God bless you very much and again thank you for your wonderful videos.

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Sheryl! I’m so glad you found the little one that got buried in the soil. Bunny ears are the cutest. 😊 Thank you so much for the kind words. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m looking to buy a new laptop ‘cause I’m not able to use my current one for editing. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month or so behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much again for leaving a message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@readingmaniac54]

Thank you for all that information on propagating cuttings.

[@SucculentFame]

You are so welcome! Thank you for the comment! Huge apologies for the very late response. Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆

[@FirefulXD]

thanks for letting me know about growing them in water! not lots of people mention that.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@mgultra5613]

upside down pups geeked me out I love it!

[@SucculentFame]

😊Thank you so much for the comment! Huge apologies for the late response. Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆

[@희한부부]

Beautiful very good nice video friend happy day ~

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you so much for this comment! I really appreciate it! More blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈

[@cayk481]

thanks for the video! I have a question on cuttings, whenever I cut stems, they almost always seem to shrivel at the spot I cut them. I make sure the cut is clean and they always shrivel and weaken within 2-3 days while I wait for the end to callous. what could I be doing wrong?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Cay, I think it should be okay. As long as the rest of the cutting is fresh. The tip would naturally dry up. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m over 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@aliciasalazar9823]

Needed to hear your positive thoughts thank u

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you for the comment, Alicia! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@rearabanera5963]

I almost give up, suddenly heard your saying at the end of the video. Hayss very inspiring. Thank you so much keep on sharing your knowledge. You give a lot of help specially for the begginers :*

[@SucculentFame]

You're welcome, Rea! I'm so glad I'm able to help in my own little way. My apologies for the very late response. 😅I have been so busy. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it! Wishing you more blessings! ❤🙏🌠

[@rearabanera5963]

@@SucculentFame o my gosh you replied :* ♥️. Thankyou again. Your subscriber from Philippines. 🇵🇭 🇵🇭..

[@lilymohsye]

Your “mistake” yielded even more babies! Cute!!

[@SucculentFame]

It was amazing how that little mistake turned out so well! I even got to share it with everyone. 😊 My apologies for the late response. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will see this message: Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments first. I have been trying to reply to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@tassiebiesecker5969]

Great video! I'm a new viewer... that last succulent, that you planted upside down, amazing!! I can't wait to see the next video!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Tassie! Thank you! I was so amazed at how it managed to to grow. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about two to three months behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment again. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@SpaceBoyDanny]

Excellent informative video! I accidently forgot to let the stem from the crown of one of my succulents callous over before I planted it in to soil that was not dry. After seeing this video I took the stem out and it was starting to rot a tiny bit but cut the end of the stem off and not I will make sure it has calloused before I plant it!

[@SucculentFame]

Hello, Daniel! I’m so glad you dug it just in time. Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to the rest of the comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@ellietobe]

When I first started trying to keep succulents I failed miserably. I was either watering too much or not enough. They grew well outside but when I brought them inside they would die. I am now learning slowly how to deal with this type of plant and hope not to kill so many anymore. Videos like this are a big help.

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Ellie, we just need to get the hang of it. Just keep trying and keep learning from your mistakes and soon you’ll be a pro! I’ve had my share of dead succulents, too. 😅 My apologies for the late response. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will read this, too. Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments. I have been trying to respond to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@neon.nightshade]

That little succulent that you found in a shopping cart was very lucky that it was you who happened to find it! Also, thanks for the tips! I wasn’t aware you could water propagate succulents. This morning I accidentally bumped off a beautiful stem off one of my succulents and was so bummed bc I don’t have any planting supplies at the moment, so I’m very glad I can save it through water propagation! I already propagate pothos plants so my new succulent now lives happily amoung my pothos cuttings! ✨🌱

[@SucculentFame]

That’s is so nice to hear! I’m glad you also found this information just in time. Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to the rest of the comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@lidagiuntini1556]

Grande il trapianto e altre tecniche che hai scelto e messe in pratica hanno dato i suoi frutti e altre piante grasse la fanno da padrone. Bravo complimenti per questa tua tecnica floreale mi piace molto. Continua così vai alla grande. Bravi. Un grande abbraccio a tutti voi e un bacio

[@SucculentFame]

Ciao Lida! Mi scuso per la risposta tardiva. Spero che il mio italiano sia corretto. Grazie mille per il commento Lo apprezzo molto. Ti auguro più benedizioni! ❤️🙏💫

[@nbee4628]

I just stumbled across your videos and I LOVE your reminders at the end. Thank you for the video!

[@SucculentFame]

I’m so glad you loved it. Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it. More blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈

[@hansmalgapu2042]

Many thnks for the encouraging words, maam Shiela!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi, Hans! You’re welcome! Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Huge apologies for responding too late. Wishing you all the best! Stay healthy! ❤️🙏💫

[@lani21lucena58]

I love your video,thanks for the tips sharing in propagating succulents, specially for the biginners like me maam,God bless you more.

[@SucculentFame]

Thanks a lot, Lani! Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@AllGreenThings4975]

Thanks for sharing your vedio on great tips on propagation new subscribers watching from California

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@lisafc8999]

This is great! thanks Sheila.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! Thank you for the comment! Huge apologies for the very late response. Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆

[@moonbabe612]

Is there an update on the one you planted upside down? Did it turn out crested? It looked so cool!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Kat! They look the same as their siblings now. In fact, I can’t remember which one it is ‘cause I transferred all of my succulents in the ground now. They’re so much easier to maintain now that they are not in planters. I’m planning to make a video about it, too. I have just been really busy. My apologies for the late response. I hope those who are waiting for a response from me will see this message: Just recently, I made a decision to respond to newer comments first. I have been trying to reply to older comments first, hoping to catch up. But I haven’t been successful. So instead of trying to do that (‘cause now, I’m a full year behind) I’ll start responding from newest to oldest. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@diahz1980]

Love your videos so much and the motivational messages that you inserted in each of your video!!! I'm a beginner on succulent and learn a lot from your videos! Now I'm not afraid anymore to propagate my succulents 😁😘

[@SucculentFame]

That’s very nice to hear, Diah! Keep trying and experimenting. Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈

[@cuppatea4551]

Thank you so much. I've just started getting into succulents and I now want to propagate some of them 😊

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! Propagating is so much fun! Baby succulents are such a joy to look at. 😊 They’re like eating nuts, once you start, you can’t stop. 😁Thank you so much for leaving your message. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@teagan1311]

OBSESSED WITH YOUR CHANNEL OMG SO INFORMATIONAL AND IM SO INLOVE

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you! I really appreciate that! ❤️☺️🌈

[@radhablossom7483]

lovely message the crazy downward cutting gave me. thanks for that special one. :D

[@SucculentFame]

Yes, indeed. Such great lessons to learn from these succulents. You’re welcome! And thank you for leaving this comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@Trickhorn]

Awesome advice and attitude.

[@SucculentFame]

My apologies for the very late response. I’m not sure how I wasn’t able to respond to it. As far as I know, I have already responded to all the old comments. Thank you! Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@mykaratejournal2120]

succulent propagation with a beautiful message at the end... What's not to love 😀😇

[@SucculentFame]

Thanks again! I really appreciate you!

[@00Uglyduckling00]

Great video and great message, keep well

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you! You too! Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@midnightcat6116]

Wow! These tips are great!! I’m going to try them 🥰✨🌿

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! How are you doing with your propagation? Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’m also sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about a month behind right now. 😔😅Thank you so much for leaving a message. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@nhelsantos7402]

Thanks for the video very informative and helpful! can I ask what variation is the one planted in an inverted way? thank you!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Nhel, it’s a Crassula perforate or String of Buttons. They are one of my favorites. Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it! More blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈

[@yassodrasudra5427]

Thank you...your videos are extremely helping.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! Thank you for the comment. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@leilanicruz1096]

What is the tool called that you are pushing I tot he soul to make a hole?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi again, Leilani! I think it’s called dibber. Mine is a miniature dibber. It’s one of the tools in my mini garden tool set. Here’s the link in case you want to check it out. amzn.to/2xIs0zq Thanks so much again! More and more blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈

[@bhargavijosyula2668]

Loved your video and camera work. Keep up the good work

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you so much for leaving this comment. I really appreciate the compliment. ❤️🙏🌈

[@gardeningwithpleasure]

Very useful video thanks for sharing dear friend

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome, dear friend! 😃 And thank you so much for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈

[@DrJoySmithMaxwell]

Nice quality video & I love how the upside down succulent survived; it's magical! 👍 Not the meek, but plants shall inherit the Earth. ✨🌱✨

[@SucculentFame]

Magical indeed! 😊 Thank you so much for the comment. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@mporganicgardening5236]

Really informative my new friend.👍😊

[@magdalenasimanjuntak5840]

Hi Sheila, I love your videos! It helps me a lot and make me fall in love at plants. Thank you. 2:30 I am doing The Keypoint #6, for Crassula arborescens, and already have roots after 1,5months. When is the best to put them on soil?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Magdalena, I’m so glad to hear of your success with propagating. I suggest that you wait until their width is about half the width of a mother plant. They are more likely to survive the process when they’re bigger. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. 😅Thank you so much for leaving an inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@tvc380]

I love your videos! Fun, interesting, entertaining, and informative. Oh ya, and inspirational.

[@SucculentFame]

Thanks again, Brady! Sounds like an “all in one package” and I’m so glad you find it that way! 😁 I do try to keep it light, fun and everything else. I love reading and listening to positive materials, thus the inspirational messages. I’m so happy that my messages are touching people’s lives! Thank you so much again and blessings to you! ❤️🙏🌈

[@tvc380]

Here's an update on the leaves i started propagating 3 weeks ago. I did 107 leaves and 35 of them have roots or roots and pups. Not a great percentage but I'm happy with my results.

[@juchinlinyu4916]

Thank you for your positive message.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome, Juchinlin! And thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate it! ❤️☺️🌈

[@riverivy6628]

hello!! this video was highly informative, thank you so much! I was wondering if you had any advice for what I should do with my cuttings if im going out for town for a week and a half- will they be ok without water for that long?

[@SucculentFame]

Succulents are very resilient. They can stay dry as cuttings longer than a week. 🙂 I think they’ll be fine. They may even start growing roots. If you put them in water, they will grow roots faster though. Thank you so much for the comment! Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆

[@lisabarnes392]

I really like the way you preaent yourself. This is the first time watching you. I subscribed right away. Your inspirational words are up-lifting. I usualy hear this and say yea yea bla bla. How ever I actually felt like I relaxed some and was actually taking your words in. Probably on the wrong subject here not being on Succulents. So Sorry. I just wanted to let you know your words got through to me, when no others could. Thank You

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you for the kind words, Lisa. I just feel like there is likely to be a soul out there who could also use some inspiration, aside from the regular info about succulents. The inspirational messages are extra work for me, but if I could help inspire even just one person out there, then all the extra work is worth it. My apologies for the late reply. I’m starting to respond to older comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@LoveKye8]

Amazing all the rare succulents is beautiful even also the common,i have tried propagating on my video, i will try succulents also...thanm you for sharing

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! Huge apologies again for the late response! Thank you so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@madhuramehta2416]

Nice video What kind of soil mix are you using and what kind of weather these succulents prefer?

[@SucculentFame]

Hello, Madhura! Here’s a video I made about the soil mix that I use. How to Customize Your Succulent and Cactus Soil (Succulents Differ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmmkfGWqbpdsipo They thrive better in drier weathers. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry and for your patience. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@frauleinzuckerguss1906]

2:00 If I let the pup heal and then plant it in moist earth, do I still need to wait 2-3 weeks to water it? I let the cutting heal for about a week before planting Also about the plants that built their root system in water, can you plant them in earth or do they need to stay in water forever due to how they've adapted to it?

[@SucculentFame]

Hello! Yes, I suggest waiting 2-3 weeks before watering it since you mentioned that you meant to plant it in moist soil. This is also especially if it’s cooler where you are at. As for your other question, you can always plant it in soil even if it developed its root system in water. They can adapt to living in soil. Thank you for the questions. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@frauleinzuckerguss1906]

@@SucculentFame Thank you for the answer! Hope my little succulents work out the way I want them to. :) I wish the same to you

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you so much again! My apologies for the late response; I’ve been very busy. 😅 I plan to share what’s been keeping me so occupied. Please bear with me. I really appreciate your patience.

[@nictim391]

Hi! Love your videos! Just want to ask what kind of succulent is at 2:40? Because I have them and tried water propagation,When do you repot it after? Can I at propagate their leaves? Thanks!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! It’s the Aeonium gomerense. There is no particular time frame for repotting, ‘cause some grow roots pretty fast and some don’t. It is always best to repot them when they have more roots. They are more stable and mature when they have more roots. Most Aeoniums don’t propagate from leaves. As far as I remember, I have never had success doing so. They easily propagate through stem cuttings. My apologies for the very late response. 😅 Thank you so much for the patience! Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏💫

[@kimmiebjork9898]

Love your videos!! Very informal and to the point. Thank you!!

[@SucculentFame]

Glad you like them, Kimmie! Huge apologies for the late response! Thank you so much for the comment! Wishing you the greatest of health, the biggest of blessings and the purest of love! ❤️💰🏆

[@clarawillis2437]

Could you tell me the name of the second one I have one but don’t know the name, places sale the succulents whit out name 😮, thanks again for your wonderful videos

[@SucculentFame]

Hello Clara, unfortunately, I dont know either. I’m so sorry. I wish I know the name of that succulent but I really don’t. 😅 I’ll let you know once I found the name. Thank you so much again and again for the comments. I really appreciate all of them. ❤️Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@flat4forlife588]

Hi, great video, can the water progation be used for jades top cuttings after they caliced (spelling) over? Can this technique also be used for other succlents in general. You mentioned they have to be wood. I don't think I have any woody ones? I am currently propagating some jade cuttings, and leaf cuttings from a variety pot I got a walmart. They are almost caliced over but I now the process takes quite a while. I am going with the let them sit out in indirect light to wait for roots etc. They are 3 day in and most have caliced over already. Thanks.

[@SucculentFame]

It works on jade. I tried it on my jades. They rooted in water. I wouldn’t say it works on all succulents. There’s only one way to find out. 😁 Experiment, but don’t if you only have a few. I think the better time to experiment is when you have a lot to spare. 3 days is good enough. When the season is quite dry, they callus in as short as one to two days. Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@flat4forlife588]

Very much appreciate the reply. Is there a way to contact you via email as I have some questions and I would love to send you with some photos. I am pretty sure you would be able to help out with regards to some stumps I have that I had to remove from the most dense soil with ultra fine sand which I read is bad. Thanks

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! My email is [e-mail]. I can’t promise that I’ll be able to respond promptly ‘cause my inbox is quite heavy. 😅 but feel free to send an email anytime. Thanks again. ❤️😃

[@flat4forlife588]

Your reply got stuck in my spam ugh. So, I let the stumps dry for 2 days then repotted them and will wait about 7 to 10 days before watering unless you feel watering can happen sooner. I guess we will have to wait and see. The root systems were pretty robust and I got alot of the old soil off but left a bit on.

[@SucculentFame]

It is always better to postpone watering than watering too early. They won’t die if we postpone watering for three days more, on top of the 7 days without water. They are more likely to die if we would water prematurely. That’s how important it is to not water too frequently. 🤓

[@michellea8123]

1:40 good info for planting and getting roots

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about two to three months behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫 Happy Holidays!

[@jessiel5131]

Thank you for your video! I have a few woody stem succulents that I'm trying to water propagate, it's been two weeks and i don't see anything yet. I notice you said use non-calloused stems for this but I did let mine callous for a day. Should i wait for longer or any tips please? Thanks!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Jessie, either way works just fine. Have they grown roots? I’m sure they have, by now. 😊 Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry and for your patience. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@katiewilliams9273]

Thank you so much for the answer and I also love watching them grow, that's the main reasons I have so many. I buy them small or in need of alot of help . Thanks again

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Katie! Seeing them grow is the most rewarding feeling. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@anabelletalstein2479]

This really helped me because I lost half my plants to cold but not giving up! Iv'e failed twice but I know I can succeed!

[@SucculentFame]

That’s the spirit! We all just need to get back up on our feet and keep moving forward when we fall. Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it! Sending heaps of blessings your way through the holidays! ❤️🙏💫

[@anabelletalstein2479]

Succulent Fame Thank you! I wish you the best in the holidays for you. Your channel is one of my favorite succulent ones. It always makes me feel empowered to grow more. Thank you!

[@ItsMeMissV369]

Would I use this same method for fire pencil cactus? I couldn’t find a video on it on your page. It’s so pretty & I’ll be working with them the first time tomorrow😀👏

[@SucculentFame]

Knowing what I know now, I think it could work. Fire pencil cactus is very pretty. I killed mine really early on, when I was just starting. I’m not an expert and I only share what have worked for me. If I knew what I already know now, I could’ve saved it. I can’t wait to share what I have discovered recently about overwatering. Unfortunately, over and underwatering would show the same signs. Please note that when it’s time to water, the soil should be soaking wet, but after a good soaking, they need to experience a good dry spell, too. Thank you for the question. I think I found a way to start making videos again. I might actually be bale to share what I discovered about overwatering and it’s connection to the type of soil that we are using! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@ItsMeMissV369]

@@SucculentFame that’s such great information!!! I took a couple cuttings but honestly, they ‘bled’ and I felt bad, I won’t cut these again so I hope when these get going that they thrive🙏 thank you so much for taking the time to answer so thoroughly, I appreciate you so much!!!🙏💚 I’m in SoCal but not from here so I overwater everything & need to learn restraint with succs and cacti😂😫

[@SucculentFame]

Best of luck with your cuttings! 😊

[@NC-wl1xm]

Thank you for the great info! May I ask what is your soil mix you used in these plants?

[@SucculentFame]

I use different types of soil mixes. 😃From commercial cactus soil mixes, to coco peat to Bonsai Jack Gritty mix and my own customized mix, depending on the amount of drainage and moisture my succulent needs. The truly best way to find out which one will work for you and your succulents is to experiment and test things out. 🧐 It’s not always a win, 😅 but that’s how we learn. 🤣😆 I also have a video about customizing soil mixes. Thank you so much again for leaving your question. I really appreciate it. I know I say it a lot, but I really do appreciate each and every comment. ❤️☺️🌈

[@mollycote2070]

I just received succulent stem cuttings and I didn't know that I could plant them before they callused (then wait a few weeks to water :)). Thank you for the tip! Are succulent cuttings with thicker hardier stems better to propagate in water? Appreciate the advice. You gained a new subscriber!

[@SucculentFame]

Hello Molly, yes. I have been growing all sorts of succulents in water and they seem to be doing just fine, too. Thank you for the question. My apologies for the late response. I’ve been so busy. 😅 Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@xandromichfren]

Hi, how do you plànt your cuttings rooted in water? Plant from water then Into a moist or dry soil? Do you water right away? Or wait for how many days? Thanks

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Mich, I would transfer them into dry soil and postpone watering for two weeks. They are well hydrated rooting in water. Not watering immediately will give them enough time to adjust to their new environment. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments. I’m about two to three months behind right now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@bunsem311]

Thank you for your sharing. Very beneficial for me as a biginner. 🤗

[@SucculentFame]

Hello! You’re very welcome! Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 6 months behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much again for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@ohgawd1231]

You’re amazing! I love your videos

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you, Christina! Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@stephanier.4148]

Great informative video! What type of soil do you use?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Stephanie, I use all sorts of soils now. I even use garden soil. This video might help, too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmmkfGWqbpdsipo Thank you for the inquiry. I really appreciate it. Wishing you love, health and blessings always! ❤️🙏💫

[@nabilalbert3661]

Your best advise is never give up. try & try again till You Secede.

[@SucculentFame]

Very true! 😊My apologies for the late response. Thank you for the comment. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@Paul-010]

Great tip about the String of pearls, I’ve been doing it all wrong! Thank you.

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome, Paul! Thank you for leaving this comment. I really appreciate it. ❤️🙏🌈

[@BeeUndercover]

Your shopping cart plant rescue made me subscribe! :)

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you for subscribing! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to the rest of the comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@BeeUndercover]

@@SucculentFame thanks for responding, 2 years or 2 days, it's all the same to me!🤫 Looking forward to your future videos! 🥰

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your patience. ❤️❤️❤️

[@katiewilliams9273]

I have a question that I'm not sure you will know but you seem very knowlegable when it comes to succulants. If a plant is in its dormant state will it still send out roots? Thank you great video.

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Katie, I THINK (so this may not be a fact 😃) they still do. I never really see the leaves stop growing in any season. They just continue to grow regardless. Although they grow faster in certain seasons (they differ). So, I would say they will still grow roots, maybe just not as fast...when they’re dormant. In fact, I’ve been wondering if they really do become dormant in certain seasons considering that I would still see growth every single day. Just a suggestion, try using a magnifying glass and you’ll see what I mean. (You don’t have to do it, but I think it’s fun. Or maybe just for me, I dont know. 😅😁 Can’t speak for everyone.) You will actually see their tiny leaves growing. Real signs that they are constantly growing as living beings. Thank you so much for asking. This is a very good question. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈

[@kenzielacosta8244]

Hello, I love your videos and channel! I need help! I have little propogations and it seems like the roots are always popping up then drying out. How often should I water the roots or dirt?

[@SucculentFame]

Hello Kenzie, I’m so sorry to hear that! It might be too hot or too dry, where you are at. Are they indoors or outside? I suggest misting everyday or every other day. Please use a spray bottle instead of regular watering. What is the temperature like out there? I’ll wait for your reply so that I can give you additional tips. My apologies for asking too many questions. Thank you for asking yours. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@kenzielacosta8244]

@@SucculentFame hello again and thank.you for taking the time to respond to me! I live in Mississippi right now. It's freezing one day and cold the next. Raining one week and 20 degrees at night. If and when the sun comes input them outside from 10 to 4pm. I don't know what it be like during the hot and humid summer!

[@alig7494]

Hi Shelia, do cuttings need to have a wooded stem to root in water?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Ali, not really. Since then, I’ve tried other succulents. They would root in water, too. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry and for your patience. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@akiraaaa04]

Do you cut off the pups that are growing from the mother stem and replant them? I have a few that are growing and looks like they will start overcrowding each other eventually when they grow bigger but don't know how I would cut them off without damaging them

[@SucculentFame]

Hello, it is always best to cut at the older part of the stem. I never cut off the pups themselves off the stem. Which variety are we talking about? Some pups can be cut off from the mother plant, like haworthias because they don’t grow stems. I will wait for your response. Thank you for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@akiraaaa04]

​@@SucculentFame ​ Thank you very much for replying. I have the echeveria purpusorum and elegans. The elegans seems to be growing a really long stem of its own off the mother stem and the purpusorum is growing staight from the surface of the mother stem

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! Don’t cut the babies. Those might be buds. They might be pushing forth flower stalks. 😊 Don’t do anything for now. Most rosette succulents bloom that way. I’m glad you asked. Thank you so much for asking this question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@akiraaaa04]

@@SucculentFame Oh I see now, thank you very much this was very helpful! :)

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome! ❤️😃

[@ZombieDog09]

This is amazing! Thanks! Love your little upside down guy.

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you, that little guy is such a cute survivor! Thanks again for leaving your comment! I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@fluffiekomwarmhouduh]

Hi Succulent Fame! I have a little question about my purple echeveria, because I learned a lot from your "how to propagate succulents part 1 & 2" but i'm not sure what to do. After watching part 1, I cut the top of my purple echeveria because it was elongating, and put it in moist soil. But after 3/4 days i watched your part 2 and you said you shouldn't put it in wet soil. I looked at my echeveria and it is indeed not growing roots yet, but the tip is a little dry (i'm not sure if it is fully callused). Do you maybe know what I should do? should I put it out the soil and let it fully callus or should i maybe let it in?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! How warm is it out there? It is ideal not to water a cutting for one to two weeks after planting them. (Depending on the season) Is the soil starting to dry? I’ll wait for your response. Thank you so much.

[@fluffiekomwarmhouduh]

@@SucculentFame Wow thank you for the quick response! It's between 20 to 30 ℃ here and half the day sun. I checked the soil and it is still a bit moist. Probably because I have been avoiding the sun for the echeveria so it doesn't get sunburned.

[@Blooming_Garden]

Very interesting video. Hello from Siberia!

[@SucculentFame]

Hello from the US! Thank you so much for leaving you nice comment. I really appreciate it! Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏🌈

[@초록플라워]

다육 영상 너무 잘보고 갑니다😀😀👍👍

[@SucculentFame]

My apologies for the seriously late response. Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings! ❤️🙏💫

[@snowboardgeek9]

Hello! I got some succulents/plants from a professor but I'm not sure how to identify the particular species. Theres 3 of them. One is not doing so well, I've tried the root in water but the stem began to rot despite me changing water everyday. so I trimmed it and waited for it to callus and put it in soil. The leaf tips are still turning brow closer to the bottom of the trimming, looking like its drying, should I put it back in water? I'm just scared of it rotting again...

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Cindy! I wonder why it’s not doing well in water. It didnt have roots when you placed her in water, right? I’m so sorry to hear that it didnt do well in soil either. Let me see...is she by a window? What kind of soil did you use? What about the planter? What kind is it?

[@snowboardgeek9]

Succulent Fame I keep all of my plants by on the window sill, I used indoor potting soil. The water is just cold or room temperature water when I kept it in water. Should I try the water again?

[@sarahmcnutt5117]

another awesome video! what should you do if the plant is very dehydrated? i just got 2 pandas and two other fuzzy types that im not sure what they are but they look like pandas but without the dark/jagged edges with light green leaves. should i water first and wait a week or so till it is not so dried out, bc once its cut i cant water for a while and im worried they wont do very well. they have definitely outgrown their pots, one of the fuzzy types has 2 individual plants growing sideways through the rest of the plants and actually has 6 or 7 plants all crowded in one pot. all 4 have aerial roots growing every wheres and roots coming out the bottom drainage holes! they all came in 2.5 inch pots and were put in a 3 inch terracotta bc they clearly are to top heavy to stand alone in the nursery pots they started in. the other 3 plants have 3-4 plants in each pot!!! my husband got them for me at a farm market that was selling them half price bc the season is over. they are clearly stretched as well. just thought i would ask what you though would be the best plan of action!! great message at the end as usual, like usual it was very needed! thank you xo :)

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Sarah, thank you, as always. I really appreciate it. And yes, it is definitely ideal that you water it and make sure that you water deep as I mentioned on Instagram. Like really make sure that every inch of the soil is soaking wet if they are very dehydrated. I suggest the you repot only around the 8th to 10th day after watering to make sure that they are plump enough. You’re doing great so far. And yes, be unstoppable. 😁 Go, go, go! 😃 I think your plans are great. Best of luck always. ❤️🙏🌈

[@SucculentFame]

I also suggest that you put them in individual pots for now, ‘cause they are probably root-bound now, from how you described that the roots are sticking out even through the drainage hole. I talked about this in my repotting video. Plants that are root-bound are no longer getting enough nutrients ‘cause there’s barely any soil left in the pot. We just have to make sure that they are properly nourished again. 👍👌

[@mpgstoy]

Love your videos!! Thanks

[@SucculentFame]

Glad you like them! Thank you for the comment! My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to the rest of the comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️

[@amyguerrero8474]

What is that little tool thing you use to make a hole??

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Amy, it’s from my mini garden tool set. Here’s the link to the set in case you want to check it out. amzn.to/2xIs0zq Thank you so much for asking. I really appreciate it. Blessings to you! ❤️☺️🌈

[@sindhujaramakrishnan9693]

I had a genuine smile on my face throughout the video. Thank you for that 😊 and I really really hope I can get so many pups too 🤞 I am very new to propagating succulents and this video was really very informative!

[@SucculentFame]

Hi, Sindhuja, I hope you had more succulents from your propagation. Huge apologies for the late response. I’ve been incredibly busy. I’m really hoping to find time to make more videos soon. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. 😅Thank you so much for the kind comment. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@kennakeziahtabuena1398]

Thank you so much for your helpful tips, Ma'am. Super helpful for newbies like me. Yay! More videos to come! ❤️

[@kennakeziahtabuena1398]

Ps: I love how you give words of wisdom in every end of your vids. Keeps me motivated. ❤️

[@SucculentFame]

Hi, Kenna! That’s nice to hear! Thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate them. Huge apologies for responding too late. Wishing you love, blessings, health and happiness! ❤️🙏💫

[@CharlotteSmith-xi6mu]

Thank you for all of the inspiration. You have know idea how much it helps and makes me feel good 👍plus I'm learning a lot about succulents. Thank you!!😃

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Charlotte, I’m so grateful about how appreciative you are. Thank you so much for leaving this comment. I really appreciate you. ❤️☺️🌈

[@sashasunuwar6680]

great video! 👍 but my succulent's lower leaves are drying up. they aren't that big. what should i do? and can we put the non wooden stem in the water?

[@SucculentFame]

Hi, Sasha! Leaves drying at the base are okay. Those are older leaves that need to go. Succulents also need to shed some leaves to make room for roots to sprout. Some succulents with non-wooden stem do grow roots in water, too. A very good example would be the jade plants. I have a jade cutting that has been growing in water. 😃 There is always just one way to find out. Give it a try. ☝️🤓Thank you so much for asking your question. I really appreciate it. ❤️☺️🌈

[@sashasunuwar6680]

thankyou so much ❤. i will try to propagate the non-wooden stem in the water. 🤗 And the message in the end was very inspiring 🤩

[@SucculentFame]

You’re welcome, Sasha! Thank you so much again! ❤️😃

[@sashasunuwar6680]

@@SucculentFame hey sorry to bother you again but my succulents are tall and i have plucked all their lower leaves. but still they are drying up from their tip. i bought new succulents home and they behaved the same way.

[@SucculentFame]

Hi Sasha, no need to apologize. You’re fine. You can ask as many questions as you want. 😃 How do you water them and how often? What’s the temperature out there? Thank you so much again. I’ll wait for your response. ❤️😃

[@marcelbernard158]

After 3 weeks, how much and hiw often i should water the plants. Thank you

[@SucculentFame]

Hello, there is no particular set schedule since temperatures vary so vastly. It depends on where you are. Humidity is also a factor. I still would say that when it’s time to water, the soil should be soaking wet, but after a good soaking, they need to experience a good dry spell, too. Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I may have found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@randycruzcastro5236]

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[@MoniSmiles]

whats better, cutting the top and placing it in water to grow roots, or just planting it in dry soil after cutting???

[@SucculentFame]

Hi! I think one is really not better than the other. It really depends on one’s willingness to take extra steps. Planting them directly in soil cuts out some few extra steps. Huge apologies for the late response. 😅 I’ve been so busy. I’m sloooooowly trying to catch up on responding to comments and inquiries. I can’t believe I’m 1 year behind now. 😔😅 Thank you so much for the inquiry and for your patience. I really appreciate it. Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫

[@soulEATERofcookies]

Amazing video thank you for your wisdom ✨

[@SucculentFame]

Thank you for the comment. My apologies for the late reply. 😅I have just started responding to all of comments again. I’ve been so busy. I think I found a way to start making videos again. 🤞So, we’ll see! 😊Wishing you more blessings, love and good health! 🙏❤️💫