If You Do This Your Succulent Will NEVER Thrive

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Comment from : Sheffield Made Plants

Damn, I thought that layer of dust was actually dust and I cleaned it off my succulents! I hope they'll be okay
Comment from : Lucki

Can I put my succulent in a glass bottle? I believe I have a crassula 'jade necklace' I was thinking of creating a terrarium using this plant
Comment from : Rogue Five

Thank you for your time and Information 🌱👍😎🌍 I'm no expert however I could imagine that now & again a watering from the top & a little run off can help in not getting a salt build up happening over time?🤔🌱🥰 Happy growing everyone 🌱🥰🌍👍
Comment from : wardaldo69

First time owning one thank you 🙏
Comment from : Andrew Flores

I can't do right by my Christmas cactus to save my life
Comment from : Equality seeker

Hi I've got some Lewisia which have a Caudex Should it be exposed? Thanks
Comment from : Lilies

Perfect information ❤ Subscribed
Comment from : Succulent and Cactus

Does anyone know what plant is at 00:42 ?
Comment from : Julia

At timestamp 530, re: not getting water on the leaves I tried looking thru other comments to see if this was already addressed and didnt see it, so apologies if this is a duplicate question Anyway, in a plant's natural outdoor environment, the way that they receive water is through rain And rain comes from the sky and it gets on all the leaves, so how is this different than getting water on the leaves when you water inside? brbrSorry if this is a stupid question, I'm pretty much a novice at succulents I do have a 20 year old pothos that's still alive and thriving, (tho that's not saying much since they're pretty easy) 😸
Comment from : Exile In IL

Good advice ! i have an echeveria which is a VERY good exemple of their need in water, in summer she needs watering (and not a small one) at least once a week (most of the time 2), while all my other succulents can survive and thrive with one every 2 weeks And in winter every 3 weeks at most or i end up with a leafless stick Its a weird and special one and her needs are so high that i took me some touch and go before i figured it out
Comment from : RedemptionIas

Hey, my apartment doesn't get much sunlight I get only 2 hours of sunlight I have a jade plant Should i use the grow lights ?
Comment from : Priyanshu Choudhary

I have kept my jade plant in the sun after watching your video and all the leaves have turned flat 😔
Comment from : Sonia Saha

While pruning, after cutting the stalk, do you have to let it dry to form a callus or can you just plant it right away? Amazing video btw!
Comment from : MarianaOri

Great vid sir thank you I am a painter I see your window bottom is rotting please address it before it turns into a soggy mess as well Subscribed
Comment from : Mr Bill

As a young teen I bought six cacti with the full intention of making them flower It was like having an open box of chocolates and willing yourself not to eat any Well, that 'box' was never touched, and all winter I was gagging to water them, but I knew I couldn't In the spring, I was well rewarded with flowers on all but one cactus I was so chuffed with myself lol
Comment from : Stan Watt

Thank you this helped me fanominaly with a jade tree I saved from a owner who almost drowned it
Comment from : Luna WildFlower

I bought a new houseleek plant a month ago and i think it might have spider mites How can I get rid of them without harming the leaves?
Comment from : leavemealoneplease

My fiance had a zebra hawthortia in a tiny decorative planter for like a year, didn't water it a single time, and it didn't grow at all, but it was alive I started taking care of it, got it out of the teeeeny little bit of dirt it was in and put it in an appropriately sized pot, watered it, gave it good light, and it immediately melted It was so used to being dessicated, the first touch of water was too much and it rotted It was very sad
Comment from : Akasha Wilkemeyer