Succulents That Release Sprouts Between Their Easy-To-Grow Succulent Leaves

Hello everyone, how are you? Today I will be sharing with you a lot of butterflies. Guys, I was watching my garden here and I found extraordinary plants that drop sprouts between the leaves. We have those succulents that drop on the trunk, right? We have succulents that make a multiplication by leaves and we have those beauties that drop their sprouts, their buds between the leaves. I am Prof. Rutinha and you are on the channel Prof. Rutinha and your succulents. And for you who have already loved the theme of the video, I ask you to subscribe to the channel, leave your like, activate the bell. Every week I will be sharing many tips on growing succulents. And we also have the rip button now, it is next to the comments. Just drag it to the side and leave your comments, YouTube will understand that the video is relevant to be shared with more people. And guys, this gesture is a gesture of a lot, but a lot of importance. A gesture of affection with the channel, a gesture that will make the channel grow, that the channel appears and that more people can cultivate succulents in a simple, easy and effective way. So now let's get to know these beauties that I separated today for you. Today's video is full of wonders. And the first beauty is my Lovely Rose Graptoveria. Guys, let's walk to the front, there's a lot of sun here. I want to show you the shadow if you can see it better. Let's go to the front of my garden, here in the front of the house. Let's walk there, I'll show you right here, this beauty that has a bud. Look what a beautiful thing! Guys, it's the first year that Lovely Rose does or releases buds between the leaves here in my garden. If it's ever happened to you, or if someone has had this experience, leave it to us in the comments. Here's another one coming, here on this side, I believe it's a bud, which is already much more formed. It has a floral stem too, that little one there, you can see that it is a floral stem, which will be the flower. But some here we see that they are buds, which are buds. So it's the first year that Lovely Rose is in this different mutation, which for me is not a mutation, it's something normal. But guys, I've been growing Lovely Rose for many years, let me see, look, it's been 5 or 6 years and it's the first time I've seen it in this format. Maybe because before I didn't grow it in time, this vase here is directly in time. So these rosettes here are much older, maybe that's it, now it's more mature. It reached maturity and is presenting us in this way, look what a beautiful thing. Now we go to Albicans, which is a very prolific plant, it multiplies very quickly. Look at the buds, guys, between the leaves, you see? Of course we have the floral stems, but we also have the buds, we have them on the trunk and we have them between the leaves. You see here, between the leaves too, a wonderful plant that multiplies very quickly, forms colonies and releases its buds between the leaves. Something like that, extraordinary, wonderful. I love these succulents that are easy to grow, of course, who doesn't love it too, right? But of course, we have some succulents that are not so easy to grow and that we also love a lot, right? But my garden is made up of plants like that, simple, wonderful plants that fill vases very quickly. A wonderful seedling, very prolific too. It has the buds down here, at the base of the trunk, but it has between the leaves too. Let me show you, down here there are the leaves, between the leaves. I was looking if it was just the floral stem, like here, here it is the floral stem, here it is also a floral stem, but if it released the buds too. And it releases too, here we have two very beautiful buds and they are between the leaves, here is another bud, here is another bud and it is between the leaves. This is the Sedum Pompom Pissaia, a wonderful plant, cultivated in time, a plant that really fills vases quickly. For you who like full vases, a good tip for you is the Pompom Pissaia. This beauty, people, the Alterlily, the Graptoveria Alterlily. Look how beautiful my vase is, in addition to releasing the buds at the base of the trunk, they also come between the leaves. Of course, we have the floral stems like the others, this floral stem is wonderful, look at the size, beautiful thing. Here we have the floral stem, the floral stem, the floral stem, here is already a bud, you see that it is already a bud, it is already a bud. This one I know, people, because in other years it has already released too, there are some that are starting now, but this one I already have experience of buds between the leaves of other years. So much so that this vase is a vase that I made with succulents, with buds that I took from the base and buds that I also took like this, between the leaves. Look at the color it is, how wonderful, let me give you a general view of this part here, another angle for you, I always film from the front, look at this angle here, people. Let me go down a little bit here, look, there are the trunks here, and here the vases, they are very beautiful, the garden is very beautiful in this period of the year, now in winter they are wonderful. Or you can also be mixing with Superboom in the fall, in the fall it also responds very well, the only season that I don't do and I recommend that you don't do it either is in the summer, in the summer Superboom doesn't root, so be careful, okay? Look, people, the buds are coming between the leaves, you can see it here, it's already coming, it's a really wonderful plant for you who like this type of succulents, I also recommend the Echeveria Gemini Tenue. a wonderful plant now that has the edges well reddened and is forming colonies, a plant that is forming colonies. so we leave it protected in a clay pot to be well stressed and well colored. But all that are here, they stay like this, the four seasons of the year, all year round, without shade, without protection, without anything, people, it's full sun and a lot, a lot of rain, when it rains, because it rains a lot. So this is the Echeveria Rauber, beautiful people, look what a beautiful plant. And it's easy to grow people, I don't have it in time, I need to provide a little vase there, now we're going to have a lot of changes, I'm going to provide a little vase there to be growing it directly in time. Of course, in the freshest months people, in the summer, as I told you, I no longer grow my Eonios in full sun, because it is very hot and they are very sensitive to all this heat. And here in my stufa, people, I have this Peregrina Echeveria, the Peregrina Chaviana, let me put it up here and show you here, between the leaves, the bud that it is releasing, wonderful, let me see if I have more, for now it's just this one. And people, one thing is certain, succulents that release sprouts like this, between the leaves, in the trunk, when you grow them in full sun and in time, taking rainwater, they will release a lot more. So this Chaviana here, if I grow it there, taking rainwater, for sure it will release a lot more sprouts than here in a covered place. A beautiful plant, right? And we have forfurices spread all over the garden, there are some that are like this, it's really our Chodós. I have these two little trees here, people, both here from Expectabilis and MacDougall, which are real Chodós for me. And people, looking here, look at the sprouts it releases between the leaves, what a thing, this one is already very big, what a beautiful thing. So this is the Expectabilis, the Expectabilis has the leaf a little wider and the edge in a more purple tone. And here is the MacDougall, which has the thinnest leaves and the edge of the leaves is more reddish. So in the summer, people, they lose this color, so I leave them in separate pots so as not to be mixing the species. Because we really have to have a clinical eye there, look closely, so as not to be mixing the species. Let me show you here, this one also releases the babies between the leaves, okay? On the trunk and between the leaves there are also babies. Here, the Expectabilis comes much more than here we see the MacDougall. But both release the babies between the leaves and they are really two very cute little trees. And people, I have a video showing them in a video where I show my little trees that succulents that turn into little trees here on the channel. Just access the channel's playlist and you will have many, many tips. Different formats of succulents, how to grow succulents in time, how to grow succulents in a covered place, how to water everything. Everything you need to know to grow your succulents and be successful. Look how beautiful! The Graptosedon adriababalu. Look what a cute little thing. So here we also have between the leaves, the bud that came out. Here it is also coming out. This is already a trunk that was without leaves, people. But if it had leaves, the buds would also come out between the leaves, okay? It releases its buds. It's a little tree that I harvested a short time ago. Here I also have another one. I'll put this one up here to show you. Look how cute! What a beautiful thing! This little tree all sprouting, full of babies. A plant that is being cultivated here in full sun. Look how beautiful! What a cute thing, people! This adriababalu, we really understand its success when it came out. It really is very cute! Another wonderful Sedum. The Clavatum, which releases the babies between the leaves. Look at this! What a beautiful thing! Here are the buds of the cabbage, people. But look, there between the leaves. Here is a floral stem. You can see that it is a floral stem. But there is a lot between the leaves too, okay? So it's a plant that sprouts a lot. A very prolific plant. And it fills pots very quickly. In this pot I have the Sedum lucidum. It is a hybrid of Sedum lucidum obesum. But this one, people, it has very long leaves. Let me see if I have it here. I don't have it. Let's walk to the front. I want to show you the difference between Sedum lucidum obesum and this one. This one I have only as Sedum lucidum. It has the fat leaves too. But it has the tips. It is very pointed. While the Sedum obesum here, it already has the very fat leaves too. But round, you see? And the coloring. The color of the Sedum lucidum here is a green with a lighter tone. While the Sedum lucidum obesum has a darker green. And it has the very red edges that look like lipstick. Look how cute. And here, looking at the Sedum lucidum here. Look at the buds between the leaves, people. Coming here. Here's another one. As this rosette is the oldest. I had others, but I cut them. So this one is already starting to release the buds between the leaves. Let me see here with you. This other vase here. If this Sedum lucidum also has this feature. Well, I'm looking here and I'm not seeing people. I'm going to see in other vases. Because this vase here I replanted recently. Sometimes they take a while to release the buds between the leaves. So another vase here that I have with Sedum lucidum. Look how beautiful. Now is the time of the flowering of the Sedum lucidum. Let me show you here. Look at the flowering, how beautiful. And we have there, look. Between the leaves there, you see? It's the bud. So it also sprouts. Maybe not as much as the Sedum lucidum there. Because we see that the Sedum lucidum is releasing more buds. But this one also sprouts between the leaves. Between the buds. I'm going to leave the minimum here. German. This cuteness here. Look at this, people. What a beautiful thing. The trunk, it's all sprouting. Filling with buds. It's releasing, look. Sprout between the leaves too. And the color. The color it acquires in autumn and winter. It really is passionate. It makes us wonder with this color. It is an easy-to-grow succulent. A succulent that you can grow in time. A succulent that when it is stored, it will be even more colorful. This coloring of these dots, look. That the German minimum acquires. They will be much more evident. Now in spring it grows and it loses this color. The leaves are very big, much bigger. But it's because the plant is in the process of multiplying. Even reproducing. And it loses this coloration. In winter, it goes into dormancy. And it gets smaller. The rosettes are well closed. And a lot, but very colorful. Let me share with you too. This is my vase here. With a Sedum pachyfitum. Which is dazzling. Look at the amount of sprouts. Between the leaves. Look at this. The most beautiful thing. Look here. Full. It is full. Wherever you look here in this vase. The sprouts are coming out. Besides the coloration of this plant. Which is there with the dots well reddened. The more stress, the more colorful it will be. A beautiful plant. Fill vases quickly. A plant for you to multiply in your garden. Fill your garden. Look how cute, people. The most beautiful thing. We are amazed. Showing here to you. So many beauties. And we also have the little castle. It's not worth it, people. Zeonius has this feature. So it's not worth it. But let me show you that it's very cute here. Full of sprouts too. Between the leaves. This plant is a very sensitive plant. Especially in summer. Be careful with it. Because it is variegated. So this increases. There is a kiwi here together. So the father goes is this one. This smaller one here. It has the smaller leaves. Its rosettes are smaller too. It doesn't have the rosettes so big. Here it is more greenish. It's not so colorful. Here it is more variegated. Look how cute. And it's a plant that doesn't grow so much. It doesn't multiply so much. At least I don't have so much ease with it. But here it is very full. Who knows, right? This year it releases a lot of shoots. Many shoots here in this pot for me. So my beautiful ones. I hope you enjoyed the video. I hope you loved the beauties. That I showed you. Very prolific plants. Wonderful plants. Plants that multiply a lot. And that make our garden. More charming. So I leave a big hug to everyone. God bless you all. This one here. It's the Cotiledon Pendens. Release the shoots between the leaves. It releases the shoots between the leaves. And it leaves the pot full. Wonderful.