Unboxing My Most Colorful & Beautiful Plant Haul Ever | Norah Garden 89

It's time to get excited again because I'm going to wipe off the yellow tape from Nauta Garden 89. So it's unboxing time again. Open the box. Look what I got. A gift, a gift, and another gift. So three gifts in one. Hello there, my name is Liz, a self-confessed succulent addict. We'll open these ones later on, but first, let's get to the nitty gritty of things. What have I got here? I already know what I've got here, but you don't know what I've got here. So you want to see? Normally, I would open the gifts first, but this time I'm going to do it last, okay? So we'll put this aside and we're going to open up these ones that I've got here. So first up is Morgan. This one is a clump, so don't be shocked. Oh, it's beautiful. I got a clump. One sale or one plant, basically, but it's a clump. Look at that. And a gorgeous, beautiful Morgan. So if you haven't got Morgan, I heartily suggest get Morgan, Morgan, the greatest love. It's beautiful. Now next one, put it aside. You are going to love this plant haul. There's so many beautiful, beautiful plants in here. Now this one is Red Rotam. What does Red Rotam look like? Ta-da! It's beautiful. Look at those tips and look at those pinkiness. Isn't that gorgeous? I actually got a couple of this plant. I love it. I love, love, love, love, love it. And the other one's got a baby. So anything that's got a baby is always a bonus for the same price, by the way. So put it aside. This is Snowy Night. And you are going to love this plant. I promise you, you're going to love this now. So because you're going to love this so much, I'm going to open this up slowly. And hang on. In between, hubby's snoring. My background noise right now, it seems snoring. So that's why I can't get too excited because I'm going to wake him up. We don't want to wake up the boss. But anyway, this is such a lovely, lovely plant. And if you haven't got it, I promise you, oh my God, I'm already going. I just saw the edges. It's so nice. It's very, very, very, very nice. I love it. It makes me happy, especially if you're having a bad day. You open up something like this. Hang on. I have to give you a bit of a suspense, OK? So now, don't forget the name. Or should I say, Remember Snowy Night? Look at that. Oh my goodness. It's like a lowie, only pink, isn't it? And I don't like the pink lowie. I'm sorry. I don't mean to offend the lowie lovers, but I do hate my lowie because it's so like pristine, so white, so easily get dirty. And this one, if you rub off the farina, it doesn't matter because see, look at that. It's pink. It goes pink. So you get shy when you rub it too much. Me rub you long time. I hope I will rub you long time. Beautiful snowy night. Oh, so gorgeous. See how beautiful that is? Gorgeous. So the next one is, OK, if you have a snowy night, what could be better than this snowy night? Another snowy night. I'm hopeless. I just can't help it. It's just so beautiful. So actually, so this is the first one I got. And then the other one, this one, I really, really, really like this one. But this, someone else has put sold on that one already. So I couldn't buy it. And then I checked the next day. It's available again. The person who put sold on it, backed out. So I was so happy. So now I've got a cluster of snowy night. Look at that. Gorgeous. So see, there's a reason why I wanted that first one. You see the difference? This one is a second choice. Don't get upset. But aren't they beautiful still? Isn't that gorgeous? Beautiful. This one is Jasratam. So this one, I can't remember exactly what it looks like. But anyway, this plant hole that I've got, I just love this so much because they are so colorful. All of them. I mean, there's probably a couple of plants that I'm really curious about. That's the reason why I bought it. But it still has a nice look. But this one, I'm trying to recall what this look like. So this is actually sort of a different form. Jasratam. Yes. OK. I remember you now. I remember you. So this is the redder form. And this is so red ratam. And this one is Jasratam. I'm so silly. Oh, my goodness. But anyway, so there is also another plant called the latam with an L. And this one is ratam. So there's a red ratam and this other ratam and there's also a bloody ratam. So I don't know what is wrong with the ratam name that they have to name so many plants that looks different with ratam. Latam is just so confusing. But anyway, so this one is ratam. I love them anyway, so it doesn't matter. And hopefully they're all going to be rataming out later on when they grow. Next one is Sarahimi Butan Cross Lawi. So Sarahimi Butan is quite sort of a medium sized plant. It's not very small. And yet this one, I don't know why. This has grown so small, but it's so cute. It looks so delicate. It's almost like the Graptopetalum blueberry or something like that. So there's quite a few plants sort of look similar to this. But I was just curious about this and it doesn't cost that much money. So I thought it's worth getting it. But anyway, still cute, isn't it? So cute and small. Look, the thumb. Look at the size. It's so cute. Anyway, I love it. I love it. And I love it. This one is another beautiful plant. OK, why am I missing my little thing? And this one, they're all gorgeous. And this one, I think I wanted to do this, but then in the end I decided I'm only going to get one because there's other plenty of other ones. So this one is Anna. So I just want to see what it looks like. And I absolutely love it. Oh, my goodness. It's a beautiful, beautiful plant. I don't even know how they make this color like this, isn't it? So there must be a secret solution that they put. They stress them out. But yet, look, there's no dry leaves or anything like that. So it's going to be something in the water that they're putting in these plants to make them color up like that. But anyway, Anna, highly recommend it again. Next one is one of those plants that I consider snobbish because everyone just saying, oh, you should have this plant because it's such a nice, nice plant. And I wasn't convinced before. I just got it for the sake of getting it. But now I am converted because look how beautiful it is. This is shallot champagne. Gorgeous. It's like a shallot. Can I eat you? Can I make some shallot soup out of you? So I think shallot, it's also considered spring onion is another name for shallots. We call shallots here. So anyway, beautiful cluster and a gorgeous look. It's chubby. And I could actually, can I separate you and put you in a different? Yes, I can. So this one now, what I'm going to do is look at that at the back there. That's attached to see the stem. OK. Reverse, probably. Yeah. So now we just pull it. There you go. So now that would give it time to heal as well. Now this one is like a cluster head. Look at that. But those ones are still a little bit on the small side. So but hang on. Is that separate? Can I separate you? I'm terrible. I think I can separate the head because the roots is sticking out this way and then that one is sticking out that way. I'm going to murder this one. Look. Ah. OK. Are you attached to maybe I should leave it or no, I really that really bothers me. So now I'm going to OK, I'm going to hold my breath and twisting. Yes, please. Let go. Oh, now they have a life of their own and they don't have attachment issues. So they're all separated. Look at that. They separated. Now they're separated. So that one has got a tiny root. See, but we clean that off. And so now I got four shallots champagne. So and this one now. So I paid thirty dollars for this. But then now I got four plants. So by next year, even if three survives and this one would die, then this one with no roots. I'm going to actually keep this or grow this inside under the grow light. But those three, well, maybe those two, they can go outside and these other two can grow inside. Now, that's a bargain for four shallots champagne, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous plant and nice and chubby as well. Look at that. Beautiful. Now, this one is I have one plant and it's such a slow growing plant, but the this one, I don't think this is what I've got is variegated. So I'm not too sure whether this is variegated or just ordinary one. Oh, OK. I see. So this one, look, a nice cluster of ice rose. So this is just a standard one. This is not a variegated one. But the variegated one, I think this is prettier than the variegated one. So my variegated one, I will show you the photo. So that one is ordinary on the right and the variegated one on the left. But still, it's a bargain for a cluster of ice rose. I think I paid fifteen dollars or something for this. So cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap. Now, who likes Batman and the movie? So this one is Batman related because I think there was a movie called with this title before and I'm not sure who started. But anyway, so this is an Agavoides Echeveria. Most of these plants, by the way, are all I think most of them are I think all of them just about are Echeveria, maybe one or two Graptoveria, but the rest are making a mess. But anyway, there you go. It's called Dark Knight. He's very dark. He's very darkish now. So this is, I suppose, an Agavoides, but look at the color. It's like Black Queen almost, but with ebony. And I think this is a hybrid of some sort now. And anyway, it's a cluster again. And this one, I think, can I take that baby off of there? Yeah, I can. Are you variegating? Please variegate now. I like variegated plants, but they are slow growing. So this one just inspecting, inspection time, really. OK, I think they're all in one cluster and I can't separate it. So it's got one big stem in the bottom and all the main stem there sticking out. Maybe I could chop that off. But since it's winter at the moment, I am going to leave this one in here. OK, but this one can dry up and be planted separately. But anywho, so another gorgeous, beautiful plant. So this is actually a smaller type of Agavoides. And look, it's flowering. So hopefully I can get some seeds from it and grow some more Dark Knights. Next one is called Charleston. I think, I don't know if it's Charlestone or Charleston would probably be the appropriate name. I don't know. Is it Charleston? It's Charleston. It's a bit hard to pronounce as well. So this is a Monstrose form. So one of those Quasimodo plants. So that's what I call Monstrose from the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Anyway, who wrote the book? Never mind. Victor something, I've forgotten. What do you call this? Yes, so this is very hunchbacky. Look, it is Monstrose. See, you can see that. Can you see the shape there? So it's like, I don't know. I don't know why things like this fascinates me. Anything that's got bumpy or weed growth or whatever, I just love it. So anyway, so this one, another Agavoides type. And the next one, I already have this plant. And I thought I killed it and I couldn't find it anywhere. And then after buying this last week and then yesterday, I found it. So this is Shangri-La. I'm hopeless. Anyway, too many plants. I should probably stop. But now I've got two. And the other one is actually surviving the winter but not as colourful as this one. This is just absolutely beautiful because the one I've got was already green to start with. And I put it in the shade because I was trying to grow them, propagate them. And putting them out open to the sun and the elements, especially now with the frost, they sort of stunts their growth so they won't grow as fast. And also they don't colour up as well. That's the reason why I don't like putting them out like this when I first get them, especially if I only have one plant. So it was only like, I don't know, three heads. But it actually grew because I think I got it in sometime at the end of summer or something like that. But anyway, Shangri-La. Sedum or Sedeveria, sorry. So I told you I've got a Sedeveria or Grapteveria. But anyway, but most of them are Agavelia. But this one is beautiful. I could just eat it, isn't it? It's like yellowy pink. It's almost like a t-shirt but only, should I say cuter? Well, it's a different cuteness. Both of them are cute because I don't want anyone getting jealous. But anyway, so this one now I'll put in a tall container here. There you go. So, Shangri-La. La, la, la, la, la, my Shangri-La. Now, next one. Now this one is another Lawi hybrid or Saragossa cross Lawi. So I'm putting together some Lawi hybrids, different Lawi hybrids. And just to show you that eventually they're all going to look the same. No, I'm not. But anyway, some of them look different. But a lot of them do look very similar to each other. So this one, as I suspect, it looks very similar to Valiant or Biante. So only a little bit longer and Biante is a little bit lighter colored. But sort of similar. So that's why I was curious just to get it. And I actually got two of this one. So anyway, and also it's flowering. So I don't know whether it's worth getting seeds later on or not. But anyway, I already got it. So I might as well get the seeds. And when I gather the seeds, I just throw them all in, mix them all up, and plant them all up. So that way I don't know what I've got. But it will be exciting. Because also now I've got Ice Angel. Ice Angel, Variegated as well. So do I have an Ice Angel? I don't think so. Well, that's why I got this one. Anyway, this one, there was a little bit of confusion with this one as well. So, because she wrote Ice Angel on when she was selling this. And when she sent me the total, she put Ice Age. And then I thought, is it the same plant? Because it kind of looks different to Ice Age. So this is Ice Angel, Silk Variegated. So I believe this one as well. Oh, that's interesting. It kind of looks like it's got a bump, isn't it? That one there at the back. Look, it's got monstrose look as well. And it's got a baby. That's important. See, it's Silk Variegated and yet maybe monstrose. See, look at that. So maybe, and this one I can't separate it because, oh, the back part is probably getting translucent. So the best way to do this is, let's remove that. So this is the problem with this. I can see that this is going to be a problematic. Whether it has got a node or not, I don't know. Or it just wither away and die. So this one is best potted up straight away as well. So I need to pot this up as soon as possible. But since I pulled that off the leaf, I need to let it dry up a little bit so it doesn't rot on me. Rot on me. But anyway, still beautiful. I like Variegated anyway. So this was Variegated and Monstrose. Next one, people are going to be snobbing and say, it's only Fabiola. And also I only paid $10 for this. Now, this Fabiola, and she's only selling one. There's only ever one for this one. And look, beautiful, isn't it? Just like my Fabiola. But this is a special one. Because you know why? That one there is Variegated. So she wrote, I think, slight variegation or something like that. Or one of them is Variegated. So this one, straight away, I pounced. It's like, yep, anything that's Variegated, Monstrose. If I could get my hands on it. And if it's the right price. Sold! Anyway, beautiful plant. It's gorgeous. Hopefully, I'll get more Variegation. I think that one there is also Variegated. You can see that leaf there coming from that side. So anyway, I think this is such a bargain. I like bargain plants. Don't know why. Especially if they grow really fast. But this one, hopefully, will grow fast. Anyway, let's move on to the next one. Now, I'm gonna take this one slow. Lotus Lantern. This is such a beautiful plant. I love it. Gorgeous. So that's why I said, there's a theme going on with this plant. Most of them are pink or red. So, very, very, very nice. I'm gonna do it slow. So, we're gonna do... I'm doing a strip show. We're stripping it slowly. But now I can see a little bit of red buttocks. I saw the backside. So, I'm gonna stop. And slowly peel away. Because it's more exciting, isn't it? It's like, I don't know why we women, we buy sexy lingerie. And then we just take it off. So, I don't see the point. I think it's the peeling slowly instead of just having it all out there. So, I think it's the excitement. It's the anticipation. It's like, what's underneath? It's a beautiful Lotus Lantern. Look at that. Isn't that gorgeous? And this one is very, very, very special. Because totally variegated. So, there's one variegated one here. Actually, maybe two. And also that other one there. Look at that. So, I'm getting a one, a two, a three variegated ones. And I actually bought two of these plants. So, cluster as well the other one. But the other one is a Monstrose. So, I don't know if I could find it. But anyway, so far, I'm so happy I got a few variegated ones. So, anyway, gorgeous, isn't it? Gorgeous plant. Look at that. Oh, my goodness. Look at those flakes. And straight away, I'm gonna separate the variegated. But I need to inspect it first. I'm not gonna do it in front of you here. So, I'll do it slowly. So, now, this one will go here. And I have to move that out of the way. So, I don't dirty her. Move it out of there. And I'm gonna look for the other one. I found it. So, see, the other one there. One leaf and it's got two heads. So, it's like, I don't know. Siamese head. It's not Siamese twin. But anyway, so, this is the Monstrose one. Which is, I think, one. She indicated that one is Monstrose. But it kind of looks like all of this one. See, even that one there has got double nipple. So, hang on. I'll put you there. So, I have to really mark this Monstrose. And the other one variegated and separated. Or else, it's gonna get lost with my other plants. So, and also, not only is it Monstrose. That might actually variegate as well. So, can you see the center there? That one there. That one leaf there. So, that might also variegate. Who knows? Oh, they're next to each other. The two of them. So, I'm keeping everything close. Because I'm sure once this variegate and continue with its Monstrosity. Then it will be a very, very special plant. Oh, look at that. Another extra nipple over there. So, it's a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful plant. Lotus lantern. Gorgeous. Forgot to put them side by side. See the difference? This one's standard here. And then the other one there is Monstrose. Standard variegated. And Monstrose. And probably variegated too. Now, this one is called Echeveria rubens. Cross hyalina. Quite a gorgeous plant. Small and very precious. When I say precious, it means expensive. So, but anyway, but it's got two heads. So, it works out cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap. Now, anyway, look at the beautiful color, isn't it? So, this is the only one that she was selling with two heads. And straight away, I snap it up. There's bigger ones for the same price. But I thought I'd rather get two small ones, which I know will grow, keeping everything cross. That's why I thought I'd like two heads are better than one. Also, while we're at the subjects of two heads, this one, a while ago, I showed you this one, the Saragossa crosslawii. I found the other one. And see, it looks different. So, I think they might be grown from seeds. And when you grow them from seeds, they can look very different to each other. So, the same plant, and yet, same shape, but kind of slight difference. So, one is fair-skinned. The other one is blue-skinned. So, but anyway, blue and green, actually, is beautiful. So, but, I'm just concerned with that red dot there. Might be some sort of disease. It's like a wart on the plant. So, might need to be removed. But anyway, so if that goes on or extends further, I might have to remove that leaf. But anyway, I have to observe this plant first. Ooh, it's got a red bottom as well. Remove all of that red bottom because it's no good. It's rotting. That will rot. So, that's translucent. So, we're gonna remove it. And hopefully, this will still grow and not get sick on me. Please don't die. And it's not flowering as well. So, only, I'm only dependent on the other one here. Anyway, move on to the next one. Next one is Purple Blood Maria. Before I continue this, I'm just gonna open it slowly. But anyway, so this is from Nora Garden 89. She is one of my favorite sellers on Facebook because she has really gorgeous plants. I already have Purple Blood Maria but this one, because it's a bargain, this one, that's why I bought it. I already got a couple of Purple Blood Maria before but look at the purple. I just like the purpleness of it. This one is sort of a darker purple. So, maybe this might grow into more of a purple one compared to the Purple Blood Maria that I've got. So, that's the reason why sometimes when I buy plants, I don't, even though if I have it already, it's like the Saragossa here, Croslawi. It's the strain. You can get a strain that will go red and there's also a strain that will not color up as well as the other ones. So, that's why when I see a plant that sort of tickles my fancy, then I buy it even if I already got the same plant because they can actually grow different from the other ones. Now, this one is called Echeveria High Ruby. This plant is so beautiful. Well, this one is not. But I saw ones before that is quite expensive that is colored and I just sort of can't justify buying it because it's not a very big plant. It's only a small plant. But I don't know whether they grow big but when this came up at the right price, if the price is right, then I will get it. So, this one is, look at that. It's gorgeous. The ones I saw is more colorful. So, I don't know if I can find a photo of this one from her previous sales but it's only small. So, I thought that is so cute. It's just so delicate. So, I thought I might as well get it because it sort of looks similar to Mbina only this one is pointier. So, that's the reason why I got it. So, Echeveria high ruby. Now, if you like the look, then maybe you might think of getting one for yourself as well. Hopefully, it will go ruby red. This is a royal blood. It's a princeling. Porpoisarum princeling. Porpoisarum, the right temperature or season can look very pretty. But this one, isn't it gorgeous? It's sort of a dark, pointy, thinner leaves than the standard porpoisarum that I know of. So, this is kind of different. But porpoisarum is quite a striking plant. So, I don't know why it has lost favor. I think it's because it's loved by mealybugs. So, now, this one being a royal blood, I thought, I wonder if this would be actually more unfriendly towards mealybugs or which means it's not going to get attacked by mealybugs than the standard porpoisarum. So, anyway, since it's all like loose and open compared to porpoisarum which has got like really fat, chubby, stuck together face, this one is a little bit on the loose side. So, maybe mealybugs wouldn't like it as much and that's the reason why I got it. Plus, the plant actually looks beautiful. I love it. I love the shininess. I love the dark tone, the red tone on it and the green. Beautiful plant and it looks like it's plastic, isn't it? Because it's very shiny. Look at that. Oh, gorgeous. Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. So, we got three gifts to open. She's so generous. Oh, my goodness. I'll leave that one first. Okay. We'll put this one. We'll open this one first. Saragosa Lawi. Oh, she's giving me another number three. So, she knows I like three. So, now, I've got three Saragosa Lawi. I wonder if you look different from the other two. So, this one. Thank you, Nora. Oh, my goodness. It's a mini one. It's a mini. Okay. So, this is the baby or this one here. Look at that. So, now, I can have a cluster. See that when I plant that and then the other one can have a part of its own. So, this one would actually look gorgeous now. Now, I have a cluster. There you go. So, thank you so much Nora and I'm actually gonna separate them now because that one is a gift. A gift that keeps giving. Then, the next one the next gift is... Oh, no. Nora, what have you done? You are so generous. Oh, my goodness. High Ruby. Okay. So, where's the High Ruby a while ago? Where did I put the High Ruby? I covered it. So, this is our High Ruby here. So, that's the High Ruby. Now, this one is a monstrous one. Oh, she really knows me. She knows what I like. Oh, my goodness. So, if you haven't bought from Nora before and you're from Australia, I highly suggest you check her out because you will be really impressed with her. So, if you just buy one or two plants, of course, she's not gonna give you I think she's still gonna give you a present. She's very generous. But, anyway. Anyway, this one Oh, my goodness. Oh, how cute is that? I'm gonna plant. So, those two monstrous ones, I'm gonna plant them together I mean in one. So, I'm not even gonna separate. Should I separate you? I don't know. Are you gonna get upset if I separate you from your mummy? Anyway. So, thank you, Nora. Thank you. You're so generous. Oh, my goodness. Sometimes, after buying, she would say Have you got this? Have you got that? And I just kept saying, Oh, my God, Nora, please don't. Now, anyway. So, this one as I said earlier, I got confused with her Ice Angel variegated because on the total she wrote Ice Age So, I have to confirm with her whether I bought an Ice Angel or an Ice Age. And she said no, she got it wrong. She didn't understand what I was talking about, but she was saying, Oh, I've got an Ice Age too, but it's only a cutting. And I said, No, I don't really want an Ice Age because it's winter at the moment here. So, that's the reason why I sort of refused it. But I said, if you have some for, say, later on because I'm thinking when it gets warmer I might buy it. But instead, what does she do? She gives me a freebie. Oh, my goodness, Nora. Thank you so, so, so, so, so very much. So, this is the cutting that she's got. So, now I got Ice Age as well. See, this is not going to survive our frost here because this is very similar to Berkeley Lights and also other Sunset Peony. It has the same feel. The leaves is not very, very thick. So, the frost can get to this. So, you see the edges there. So, they don't, they're very frost sensitive. So, anyway, anyway, thank you so much. Now, I've got an Ice Age. I don't need to buy one. I might still buy one later on. Who knows? Hopefully, I don't kill this. But, anyway, Nora, thank you so, so, very, very, very much. I really appreciate it. Now, I won't be able to sleep now because I'm going to be too excited and I'm just going to be potting this up. Now, this is the last, the last plant and I bought two of them. I almost bought the whole lot she's got there. But, anyway, so, this is called Kalisto. I've done an unboxing. I think I posted it a few days ago. Anyway, we're in. There's only one Kalisto there. So, my Kalisto flood card. Anyway, this one, I got two clusters of Kalisto because I really, really love the plant. So, this one is not as big as the one that I've got. But, that's what I've said earlier. From little things, big things grow. Oh, beautiful. Oh, look at that. Oh, so gorgeous. And, lots of Kalisto. Look at that. Oh, so, I can see that they actually grow in clumps. So, this is worth having and they're not so big. I hope they don't grow really that big because it's not just a matter of having big plants. You also need a lot of small ones to fill up the gaps. So, and you can't just have all red big and then you put the small green ones in between. But, anyway, where am I going to put you? I'm running out of space. I can't put you there for now. So, that's why I got two of them because I love it so much. But, anyway, guys, I opened the other one here. I am going to bid you adieu. Thank you so much for sharing your time with me and opening these beautiful, beautiful, beautiful plants. So, there's no surprises anymore. You know, this is a Kalisto. Look at that. So, now, I have a cluster of Kalisto. Look at that gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous plants. Anyway, guys, thank you so much. You have a lovely day and hopefully I'll see you on my next video. Now, look at all this gorgeous beautiness. Now, I'll do, pot them up and I'll show you what they all look like eventually. Oh, my goodness. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love this plant haul. I love this one. So, I think this would have to be my favorite plant haul. Is it? I don't know. Ever? I don't know. But, it's so beautiful. Look at all of them. I think I've woken up the hubby. I think you're going to agree with me if I say that this would have to be the most colorful plant haul I've ever had. Aren't they beautiful? I am so excited to pot them up. Oh, my goodness. I wonder what sort of pots I'm going to use for them. Aren't they beautiful, gorgeous, beautiful plants? And I'll have some of my beauties all potted up in here. So, okay, where am I going to put you? This one, are you going to fit? Okay, this one has got muscle farina or that white powdery stuff on the surface. So, I would really like to put it in here. The shelf here. If I can, because I don't want it to get wet. So, I think I have to move some of this around. So, so far I've got one in. Now, see the shelf on top? So, the rain says, peekaboo, I can't see you. So, it's still going to get wet. This is champagne here. I forgot the name. Chalot Champagne. But, the rest of the snowy night is nicely protected. So, anyway, I'm just going to find a spot for the rest of the gang here and hopefully I'll see you on the next video. I forgot to show you these ones as well. So, these ones, I'm growing in here, but these ones are going to be basically my mother plants and the ones on the pretty pots are my show ponies.