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Just wanted to take a minute to thank you on your videos I very much appreciate them best out there, as a guy that fixed cars my whole life now I live in Florida and have learned a new appreciation for plants instead of machines your a motivator to everyone to always try to improve and learn

Bonsai soil makes great top dressing for succulents. It's porous, airy, and looks great.

Fun fact, there are succulents native or adapted to UK. If you go to uni of Sheffield security building, there is a patch of succulents growing outside in the dirt. I stole one of the leafs and have a full plant now.

Very clever advertising with the plant analogy. Smart.😊

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Good morning from Missouri. It's nice when insomnia pays off! 😅☕️

lol.. last month I chopped down all my stonecrop, not realizing it wants to be vertical, oh well, at least it's all growing back!

Great points. Succulents love unglazed terracotta pots. I’ve used Westland alpine soil instead of cactus & succulent soil, much grittier, but might be too heavy if you want to hang it.

I made a succulent terrarium in 2019 and it’s going strong. No drainage holes so I’m careful watering only when needed. I need more of them!

Awesome tips thank you so much for sharing I now know why my plant since chop 8mths ago has not developed new blooms needs more water. May God continue to bless you 🙏

I have had two succulents for just over a year now in an apartment. Thanks for the tips and encouragement!

I've really enjoyed watching your learning process, as you teach us 💗

I bottom water for 35 minutes. Then let in drain, I put them in a bowl with the water .

The mix plant pots have made me think if you could take it further and co-plant different plants similar to in food garden: plants that prefer their roots in different depths. Sort of taking advantage of the whole pot depth that way (pots come in rather similar dimensions and I've noticed how some of my plants grow very shallow and stringy roots while others dive deep and have proper rope like structure). The issue that I can think of would be the need to repot to a bigger one quickly if you don't prepare with big enough pot, given that now you have two plants filling the soil and less room to expand to different layers. You'd probably also want a plant that likes more moistness as the one with deeper roots since you will have to water the one living in the upper section a bit more often. Or you'd want to actually layer the different soil/filling materials to be variably pourous depending on the depth. Say more sandy soil at the bottom.

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely collection beautiful video

This is a great video, and it helped a lot to care for my succlent.

As always, great video with lots of great info! Happy Saturday! ☺️🌱🪴

Why haven't I found your channel earlier?! Your videos gave me answers to all the questions I had about my plants! Thank you!

I bought a succulent last year and I was wondering why she was growing so tall. I was scared I did something wrong. Now I know what I can do. I've been watering from the bottom since I bought her so I'm glad that's helpful. Anyway, thank you for the wonderful tips!