HOW and WHEN to repot cactus and succulents | 5 Essential Tips

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I saw someone mention not to re-pot cacti in the winter months, November-February Thoughts on this "advice"?
Comment from : @theadamkirsch

I like your Style!!!
Comment from : @indraadhikari9305

Thanks!
Comment from : @marquettashields1067

Very beautiful plants! 👍💚
Comment from : @Myrtuscommunis

I have 😅 been buying my succulents pots at Rona 😃 I definitely need to get some from the dollar store in the future
Comment from : @Aar0nDown

Tip: when getting your pots at dollar store, get some wooden/bamboo skewers (they can come in two sizes, about 12 inches & 21/2 to 3ft)brI use smaller ones in repotting to remove soil from roots, using blunt side of skewer, not pointy side Using pointy side tends to remove more roots I also use skewers as stakes to prop up plants Also, dollar store has decent garden gloves Save you hands, man!!
Comment from : @joegaines7105

Do you want reuse the water that drains off? I use distilled water(not sure if that’s necessary) but I can only imagine you would go through a lot of water quickly with as fast as it drains when soaking it several times back to back Ok to water immediately after disturbing the roots?
Comment from : @kimbrinker7122

Thank you, this was really interesting I am not much of a gardener but i do love having my succulent and cacti collection I am in my 2nd phase of collecting and this time i am determined to know more about them, so that they don't die on me
Comment from : @wellingtonsboots4074

Jeff London here all my catsstay outside all year round do think they should come inside for winter cos I do worry about them thank you
Comment from : @tomherbert6792

Thank you
Comment from : @carolinemsanchez5386

I can't remember which YouTuber I heard the tip from but use silicone tongs for an ouchless hold the cactus❤
Comment from : @AshleeyEm

I just got one of those stenocactus multicostatus (Brain Cactus) I am IN LOVE ♥️♥️so far, but unsure when to water due to how wrinkly it normally is, I can’t yet tell if it’s dehydrating as easily as I can with my mammilaria hahniana 😅😅
Comment from : @juniperjonestown

the amount of uses that single pencil has in your hands is amazing lol
Comment from : @Grimsage777

I think my current pot situation is no ideal, I think the diameter of my cactus takes up entire pot and hardly any space to water
Comment from : @josiemojica3674

Just a small tip, you really do not want to water cacti and succulents right after repotting The roots get wounds from removing them from their old soil You run the risk of introducing harmful pathogens to your roots like bacteria and/or fungi This is of course in exception to certain epiphytic cacti and succulents, some of those can take a light watering after repotting But, the cacti and succulents that come from arid climates, like the ones you repotted today, can wait 7-10 days before watering following being repotted They are already used to going without water for long periods, so this will not effect them whatsoever If you ask any experienced growers of these types of plants, they will give you the very same advice
Comment from : @bhumphries1360

I just came across this I just purchased five cactuses and I am so excited to plant them soon Thank you so much for sharing your information and knowledge I just purchased one of each items that they have for potting 😂so thank you❤❤❤
Comment from : @gvm1964

I use a paint brush to brush off any remnants of soil etc off my cactus A thin soft brush is ideal as it can get into all the crevices without damaging the plant
Comment from : @tracyhughes8233

Why didn’t I think of that 👍👍👍strategy to repot cactus😳😁
Comment from : @angelicayanez2414

Thank you so much 👏🏻🙏😍⭐️😘😍🙏👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Comment from : @paulashuger4295

Hey Jeff!! Do you have any stapelia? Would they be potted in similar cactus mix, I'm assuming as I think they are are in the same family i am not good with catcus or succulents lol so i appreciate all your vidoes on them, i currently have 2 succlents and a stapelia haha so fingers crossed i dont kill them Also just ordered some succulent and aroid stuff, thanks for the code!!
Comment from : @breah02

Very informative, thank you I'll be heading out to purchase some cactus mix and give my succulents a new lease on life
Comment from : @paulinewilson613

Molly’ Succulent Mix resembles a bonsai mix The Mammalaria is a really large plant! Simply Stunning! Watching you from Arizona USA
Comment from : @terrizimmerman5297

I have a Euphorbia trigona (African milk tree) I never know when to water it It doesn't wrinkle and I can't do the taco test I usually just water once a month Any tips? I love this video! Your the best! 💚
Comment from : @aub_k2819

Great tips,they look 👍br💚🌵☘️🌱💚
Comment from : @sylviagutierrez7676

O Gosh,stopNevever,never watering cactus and succulents after reportingWait 1-2 weeks
Comment from : @adiscatic2058

Use a paint or makeup brush to get the soil out of the crevices thanks for the video
Comment from : @Amandasplants

Love your videos, and especially appreciated the "taco test"! 🌮
Comment from : @heatherhui938

Så fint de blev med samplanteringen Gillar att titta vid omplanteringen Tack för dina lärorika vidios😊🙏
Comment from : @vaxthobbyilagenhetmarlenek3617

That brain cactus was very cute! Do you put any of your succulents or cacti outside for the summer?
Comment from : @deegrows7589

Use tongs!!
Comment from : @angieyaeger2

Thanks Jeff,I always enjoy your videos! Robin in Florida🏖
Comment from : @RH-jd3ft

A pencil is also a great item for testing your soil to see if it needs to be watered If the soil sticks to the pencil it still has moisture
Comment from : @karenwhite4493

Thank you Jeff for advertising this mix, I’m going to order some I have been using Jacks for years and have been looking for something new They do ship to the US now I can’t wait to try it
Comment from : @karenwhite4493

Very timely! Thank you I have several cacti due for repotting I love the idea of using something to cover the plant so as to prevent the prickly parts from hurting you Jeff, I am not a professional and I find this trick of the trade pretty clever! Also… a salad tong…? Awesome! I always learn something from you Thanks!
Comment from : @ildikojones7073

The native American Indians loved to eat the cactus
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

Segaro cactus needles are painful, I had to pay $70 for a dirmitogist just to get them removed He used a microscope and sharp jewelers tweezers The pain got relieved but never went away in my fingers afterwards
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

I finally found out how to keep Joshua tree seedlings alive the trick is to keep them out of direct sunlight
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

I can't put my segaros in direct sunlight or they will turn yellow
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

I'm growing 10 Giant Segaro Monster cacti in tree pots They grow up to to be this exact type of cactus 🌵
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

I bought cheap salad tongs from the dollar store specifically for my cactus
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

I use salad tongs to transplant my cactus so I don't get pricked
Comment from : @johnboyajian1689

Thank you for the good idea,much appreciated
Comment from : @anitajerusalem8664

Always impressed what you can do with your pencil! 😉 Really great information I tend to drown my succulents 🌵
Comment from : @pitterpatti1958

This way to hold the beefs is amazing! I really want to try this soil!
Comment from : @Stef_T-G

Hey Jeff! Great video You are a professional!
Comment from : @planttherapy1860

Great tip using a plastic cup for repotting! I enjoy all your videos
Comment from : @cathylocklin3215

"Spikey potato"!! Lol snort
Comment from : @ravensdotter6843

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing succulents lovely cactus beautiful collection
Comment from : @jillianleblanc9370

If a plant is root bound in a pot, once you take off all of the old soil wouldn't you be able to fit the roots back into the original size pot with new soil? It seems like it's only squashed into the shape of the original pot because of the soil
Comment from : @donnakuster194

Really appreciate the visuals!! And thanks for the laughs You ARE a professional! 😂
Comment from : @lauraheuseveldt

FINALLY! A plant that your reversed green/white velcro plant fabric WORKS with!
Comment from : @Enn-

Try blowing the soil crumbs off the cactus with the blow dryer on the cool setting!
Comment from : @MarisaAndChew

The one time your Dollarama plant velcro being the wrong color actually matched the plant!! YAY!!!
Comment from : @MarisaAndChew

To get the soil off a plant or cactus you could use a mini vacuum cleaner that they use for cleaning the keyboard of a computer
Comment from : @annemariekoppelaar-passiev5771

Really like that succulent/cacti mix, will be looking for something similar here
Comment from : @KathyGallagher01

Hi I really enjoyed this video so I subscribed to your channel Great timing since I have succulents and cacti to repot Looking for to both old and new videos 😊
Comment from : @ckur52

🥰 Great timing, repotting Cacti today 🎉 I love all the new little Jade leaves💓 I am propagating little Sansevieria leaves in Perlite and water They have white roots What soil would you use to pot them up? Do I water more often initially?
Comment from : @kimberlyskinner8177

Again, such a timely video! Kudos to you putting out videos that you know we want/need to see! Simply love your videos!
Comment from : @angelamainini3060

Nice and clear instructions--thank you! Watching the water drain really brings home what type of medium they need, and I imagine that new one won't get compacted or hydrophobic over time I want a tiny little shovel now 🥹
Comment from : @kkmeilicke

Always enjoy your content brThe “brain” cactus is a Stenocactus, unless those pesky taxonomists have reclassified it 😂 I have no idea which one, but you should have an easy time narrowing the ID now, should you wish brEnjoy your weekend br😺✌️
Comment from : @Unpotted

As always, love your videos Thanks Jeff!
Comment from : @carolstuff

I'm from the US and I use Bonsai Jack's gritty mix Mostly, I use Terra Cotta pots I have a holiday cactus that's still in its plastic grow pot I'd like to re-pot it What type of pot and type of soil do you suggest? Also, I have a spider plant that's still in its plastic grow pot and I'd like to re-pot it I know that spider plants like to be root bound I have a Terra Cotta pot and I read that spider plants like African Violet soil Suggestions on these plants?
Comment from : @beverlydeardurff5366

Perfect timing!! I was just looking for a video on how to maintain these guys, thank you for the information
Comment from : @ssammyxo

Appreciate how well the viewer can see the plant(s) You make it look easy Polly’s mix looks very good! Will check for a prior video for how to fertilize cactus and succulents I’ve been fertilizing and flushing same as other plants (just not as much, & let them dry well in between), they are doing well ready to take it to next level Thanks for your informative videos ☺️♥️
Comment from : @bettedaviseyes8563

Outstanding looking quality mix by Very Plants! Thanks for the video Jeff! 👍
Comment from : @allenpost3616

Great timing and thank you for the codebrFYI: I went to our local nursery yesterday (I’m in Toronto) and saw a Chameleon ZZ I bought it right away, the variegation is beautiful
Comment from : @Nat-cj4ff

Great video Jeff Your brave repotting those bare handed 😁 🌱💚🌱
Comment from : @karenb136

“I am a professional!” I totally love everything plants I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you saying “I got this as a cutting about 3 years ago” vs what most plantubers say- I’ve had this plant for quite a while (which gives us no idea how quickly the plant grows!) You da man, Jeff! 😊
Comment from : @beckypackqualls2745

👍👍🌱🪴
Comment from : @Gyuri1015

Easy and readily-available way to handle spiky plants (without special tools or raiding the kitchen) is to fold upbrA newspaper sheet into a wide band, wrap that around the plant and hold the two ends Not sure that makes sense… hard to put into words
Comment from : @krisfarnsworth620