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Hello friends, how are you? Welcome to a new video.
After a week I think I have been absent and we are here.
Today I am going to be rescuing some plants and we are in the upper part of my terrace.
There I put the phone, I hope you can see it well.
Here I have a recycled container.
Look, here I have some flowers that I made to rescue.
It had been rotting and now it is not in such good condition.
I'm going to put it in this container that is narrower because in this pot I want to plant another plant.
I have some pots that are quite large and for the plant I want to put it does not require a very large pot.
So I'm seeing that this container is worth it.
Here I have a little plant, I think it is the Pachyphytum or Pachycerum, something like that.
I had rescued it for little plants and see how it has already learned.
And since the pot is very large, I want to put it in this container.
I have some pots that are very large and they are too large and I don't want to use them to put these succulents.
Now I have tried to engineer myself with the phone.
I tell you that right now I am alone.
My children have already gone to study.
They are studying in the afternoon at the university.
And in the morning it was impossible for me to make the video because I had to go out and it was impossible for me.
I think it is appreciated, you will see.
I tried to put the phone there.
Let's hope it is appreciated very well.
And so you will see.
I am a little agitated, I was working.
On Saturday we spent working.
Well, on Sunday, yesterday, they did pamper me.
I hope you too.
All the moms have celebrated well.
They have received gifts.
You will see this pot.
This pot from which I took care of the succulent.
The cat had also come to scratch to see if he could get it out.
To get dirty there in that pot.
But he couldn't get the plants out.
So you will see.
Here are some of the pachifitos.
A pachicedo, I don't remember if it is.
But it is a pachicedo.
I'm going to put it here.
I hope it is appreciated very well.
And in this pot that we have taken care of.
I don't know if I should change the substrate.
This substrate is still very good.
There are times when I don't have time and I don't do it.
Let's see, what do I put on it?
Look, here I have this plant.
It is similar to amaryllis.
And I want to put it here in this pot.
Since this container is getting small.
I want to put it.
I think it is appreciated.
I think so.
Yes, we are a little uncomfortable.
Look, there is a plant here.
What is it called?
It was here in my mind.
It was the name.
That plant.
Vinca.
They are vinca.
These are very good for seeds.
And over there the seed has flown and has grown.
I'm going to take care of this substrate a little bit.
Because the pot is going to fill up a lot.
Because that pot was too big for those plants that I had there.
So I see that this pot is wider to put this plant.
And we are going to put this plant.
The substrate is very wet.
At the base I had put a lot of coal.
And it also brings cascade.
Let's see, I'm going to get it out of here.
It's already tight.
Until I finally managed to get it out.
And look how it came out.
See.
So this is.
It is a plant.
It is familiar I think of the amaryllis.
I don't know what it's called.
The flowers are made in pink.
So I'm going to empty this same substrate.
That's it.
They are the pink flowers.
Let's hope they give us the flowers soon.
Let's see, the substrate got wet around here.
Here I am trying to record them here alone.
Let's hope the video comes out well today.
And you can enjoy here.
Look, here we are in the part up here of my terrace.
We have my plants.
And see how it turned out.
If you see.
This one already wanted to be changed.
Now.
Let's see, let's see, let's see.
You will see around here I have a recycled container.
Which is a pot.
And here I will be putting some pieces of Sedum Adolphi.
It has had nematodes.
So I'm going to put it in a new substrate.
Now.
You will see here at the base I have brought the pebble or the pumice stone.
Pebble I think it is.
And around here I have the substrate.
I have taken the pieces of Sedum Adolphi that have been with.
And see.
And I'm going to go like this.
Introducing around here.
And there are quite a few, you will see.
And see.
It looked like it was fine.
It looked pretty.
And when it came to the case.
I was checking the roots.
And they have been with nematodes.
I thought that this pot was going to be enough for this plant.
But I'm going to try to put all of them there.
Because.
I have pots that are quite large.
And they don't fit.
In other words, the succulents are better.
In containers that are wide and not very deep.
So as I told you.
This plant has been with nematodes.
And.
And tell me, what do you put when you have nematodes?
They have suggested that I put nematicides.
I think where they sell the chemicals, they sell them there.
And you will see.
And I finished transplanting.
I had to put a pause.
There was a lot of noise.
As always.
You will see.
Here we have a vinca.
These are reproduced by seeds.
The seeds have flown.
And it has grown.
Some plants have grown.
You will see.
These are very beautiful.
Because they are all the time flowering.
The vincas.
And as they adapt better.
In the.
In the semi-shade.
See here is another little one.
A little one.
This is pure organic soil.
Leaf soil.
Decomposed leaf and stick soil.
As he does not like the sun very much.
I have located the plant.
Where it has a lot.
Not much sunlight.
And there it has adapted very well.
You will see.
Here I have a pot.
And I think I'm going to put this.
Echeveria lilacina.
That little plant.
It's the one they had taken from me.
The rat from that pot.
They had damaged it.
And.
And there I left it.
I had washed its roots.
I cut it.
Because it was all dirty.
Let's hope the roots sprout.
And there I am going to introduce it.
And so we are going to leave it.
Today I brought you.
A little video.
In sight that they have given me.
Absent.
And this is how it has been.
Here is this vinca.
This is reproduction by seed.
The seeds have flown.
And they have grown.
Here is the Sedum Adolphi.
We have rescued it.
Because it had that.
It's in hematodes.
Here are those little plants.
That I also rescued them by skeg.
And here is this Echeveria lilacina.
From which the cat was saved.
And well my dear friends.
From here I say goodbye.
Hoping you had a nice Sunday.
Now I wish you a good start of the week.
Today we are Monday.
I think we are already on May 12th.
As time goes by, right?
Look how beautiful it is.
Look.
That trunk is also very beautiful.
Look.
There are some that already want to be changed into pots.
And so it is.
This is how my garden is currently.
Today I brought you a little video.
I hope you liked it.
And well.
Thank you very much for joining me in another video.
And God willing.
We will be seeing each other in a next video.
Until next time.
Bye Bye.
