A Project With Lots Of Succulent Vintage art #succulents #vintage #pink

It's been about three months since I had thought of an option like this They already have the drainage holes Look at this beauty Look at the number of rosettes she has developed in this time It's settling in It looks very nice Let's continue I think with this one here It kind of motivates you to keep working in those spaces It kind of motivates you to keep expressing your art Gardeners let's start this 2026 with an unforgettable experience I've been waiting a long time to work on a project like this Many people around already know what I'm talking about About three months ago I had thought of an option like this to have succulents Remember that vintage items those outdated objects perfectly complement the succulent theme Look at what we achieved I have already shown you that in an experience Obviously that photo I shared with you was the before But look at what these milkmen have become now It's really cute I love this one more than this one because of these details it has And gardeners remember that with a cleaning sanding and painting Many items will look like these two milk cans we are going to work on for our village Lindura They already have drain holes Look at the drainage holes There we have five I think they are enough to drain the water It's the same Did you see Then gardeners here I am extremely grateful to our collaborators who help us turn old pieces into such beautiful ones as these I'm going to stop being all over the place And what we plan to plant in those milkers are these beauties I think we'll start with this one I remember that these are amethystine amethystine graptopetalum They have been here for a long time When we planted them they were really tiny I don't know if they still remember from previous gardens I don't know where that thorn came from Here And then gardeners I don't know what I'm doing but the thorns keep following me Yes no I managed to get it out I don't know but anyway That is the gardener's job The only thing the only detail here for removing these amethysts is that we cannot insert the stick from the bottom because it is quite high So we are going to do it very carefully In addition these amethysts are quite strong and very durable So nothing is going to happen gardeners Alright I'm going to try to pull I really need help in situations like this But we have to try I think so Hey I've already messed it up gardeners It can't be Look see if the camera helps me here There were tiny little bumps and even the slightest touch made me scratch them off He left he left Let's take a look at the root system Well I see it very well It's very good little gardeners Let's move on What should I tell you gardeners Today I went to parade It's the anniversary of Hey look see how it also came off It's because they're very delicate and fragile He was telling them that it's the anniversary of the district we belong to And the association went to march to be present at these events Last year was my turn to march and this year it's my turn Then I stayed there gardeners practically the whole day It has been quite exhausting because there were many many delegations And well were number 83 Imagine that gardeners And so I just arrived It's terribly cold I said let's have coffee and then I'll take a nap But no no I can't handle my temper I threw myself on the sofa to rest I said I'm not going to record anymore No gardeners In my mind are those milkmen I've shown you I say no I already want them to shine So we're here for that job Hey how many came in here And it's because when we planted this they were just cuttings And that is how it turned out so beautifully The beauty of these amethysts is that they fit into any space They are not like theme of the sequels when they start to develop It's somewhat visible not very nice to say But in these the size gardeners makes them look like they are watching You'll see how they will develop in the new pots Okay I've got this Now gardeners the hardest part is coming This other pot I have here look I don't know how I think that's all here Because if I put it here it will clash with this look it's very developed This amethyst we have here has been in this place for about 4 or 5 years I can't remember very well They were very small when we planted them I have always told them that I transplant my succulents after a long time Look here there's a little baby We will also place it over there I want to have many amethysts gardeners Many large amethysts How do I do it Well I think this one first And to make matters worse the gardeners it started to rain It began with a drizzle It broke it's super dry The substrate is very very tight It makes sense because as I tell you more than 4 or 5 years have already passed since they have been developing this here Let's continue We had to stop because you know we have three small earthquakes here that also need our attention Well it came out perfectly Look at this beauty Look at the number of rosettes it has developed in this time The substrate gardeners sorry very very tight So with this they will get some relief We are going to try to put it in very carefully Remember that they are being succulent with very thick leaves extremely juicy We will always have that inconvenience of them unraveling Oh look this one came out quickly No well the substrate is really tight Hard hard Did you see It's really hard gardeners So let's loosen up a bit and get going We will plant all of that in those jugs those flowerpots those milk pails those vintage flowerpots We still haven't decided where to put it but we already have a very nice place in mind so that it will shine So that we have access with the cameras to show off what is coming out of this beauty Wow I'm really loving this transplant I thought he was going to fight a bit more but no no We aren't fighting that much It's just one person I'm going to loosen up here Okay Hey gardeners I don't know how Let's see I'm sorry gardeners but that part wasn't recorded because Paqui and Antares went to the hill to the mountain in front So we had to go after them Ok we've removed all of them how do I say plants diametistinum rosettes I don't know colonies around there and let's start planting it First I'm going to try to get the camera to focus from there need you all to experience this as well Gardeners as it's a large pot now very tall we need to fill it with a lot of potting soil What we need here is to save the substrate Remember that we are in a rainy season It is very difficult to get the substrate there That's why we asked Alberto I think that's his name The person who brought us the soil So I have here here I have some mulch We'll add about a third of the polylepis to the base of this jar like this This I can do quickly right here very close by Then let's put it on They said something about it Dani won't it have a problem with retaining moisture They saw it has five holes The drainage Moreover gardeners say that the amethysts are quite strong very strong But let's see where we are going to place it Maybe in a place that doesn't get the rain or maybe I don't know let's see gardeners So tell me Dani why didn't you put gravel or small stones These jugs weigh more than you can imagine And more gravel because this is going to be hard to move So gardeners better this mulch which won't generate A lot of weight and it will also help us a lot I've roughly filled it up to here and now we're going to proceed with the substrate we have prepared Come here like this it's a bit damp but that's okay as I was saying I already know how it is The behavior of those amethystine ones So gardeners the day is getting the best of us Truly when one engages in various activities Well time flies Let me see I have it here it's a bit high I think we're going to lower it I think we should Well let's try to find some option Where should I put this jug to work more comfortably because there it's fine I think we'll help ourselves with this chair I have here And I'm going to put it here Buy as you have never imagined Look at the amount of substrate that came in Now it's time Jardineros here comes the good stuff the real deal Let's see I think I'll go with this one Look at this beauty Hey hey Let's try to locate it as best as possible so we don't have to keep moving Did you see How beautiful I don't know if I stretched it Yes yes I stretched it Enough Look how it settled Then let's continue We are going to insert these slightly pinker ones What causes the pigments Well different locations different substrates You know gardeners Stress greatly influences this type of plant for having diverse pigments Indeed here it seems they are intense We'll leave it for a moment They are going after Pocho Do you think Pocho is their toy No no gardeners They are terrible But anyway they've calmed down Look how it's settling in It's very nice Let's continue I think with this one here The topic here gardeners the topic will be how we are going to mobilize But anyway it doesn't matter nothing is wrong Nothing is wrong with us having this precious thing shining as we always wanted Well we'll figure it out somehow To mobilize it and since it's a precious thing there's no problem Here I want to add something I think this is it Yes yes let it fit there Like that hanging I'm going to have to find a pretty strategic spot for them to hang and keep looking very nice He's over here What about that one Which one I think this one Perfect This There And there was one small small one small I think this is it They say that about you Dani you're getting too involved Remember that succulents in the wild grow in colonies Moreover we need gardeners this is madness Hey no In that attempt look I hurt some leaves And it's because it doesn't really help much The substrate is wet They can say that about me but Dani you should have waited a bit Nothing bad happens We will just place it somewhere where it won't get rained on and that's solved Our substrate from these past months is a very very mineral substrate Very mineral Okay I think that's it Yes I think so Okay gardeners this is going to look like this And I'm going to have to move it to a space Let's keep going let's keep going Look we've finished this one In a while the Spanish one We need to try to do it quickly gardeners The thing is the day is no longer helping us The same technique the same work that we did with the other Okay that was easier Okay I love how it's positioned We prepare the substrate With the excitement of the case I didn't even bring gloves gardeners Well it's okay nothing serious Perfect Because it doesn't hold as well since I don't have a base there Let's go We accommodate There he finally gave it stability And a little space on this end I think here Remember that it's important to observe different angles so that each of these nozzles fits better Look this one Okay did you see that Perfect I like it gardeners how it fit into that space Very nice Well I'm sorry A Metis says yes I've hurt some little leaves But sometimes it's inevitable to hurt some leaves gardeners But after this transplant they will love the new little place There it is A bit more substrate Another important thing in this type of work let's try not to stain the petals and leaves So that they look like nothing has happened Look here I have a space and we'll place this one here I thought were going to have leftovers but no no That's not how it was Maybe they will develop it because there are several brotecitos here Perfect It remains it remains gardeners I think it looks nice I would have liked this to come a bit closer But as they develop they will gradually settle in and gain space Gardeners let's clean up as quickly as possible and reconnect for the spraying No gardeners I just face them and truly appreciate the beauty No no no words or terms come to me to express what my eyes are seeing Just as he had dreamed just as he had planned there are the results Yes as I always tell you gardeners wanting is power desiring is desiring and you will achieve it Well I was around for a long time looking at the option of getting some jugs to do a job like this I wanted to buy it in Arequipa but it was too expensive In those vintage stores where they basically give those items a polish and it ends up costing a fortune In Lima the same thing And also the issue of shipping Now that I've discovered that new stall that new cheap place that new market whether you call it a paca an escarbe or whatever Yes gardeners I know I'm going to get some pretty interesting things like these milk pails for our Villa Lindura Remember that besides us there are just these planters here in Villa Lindura that decorate bring life and add energy to this space We also rent these arrangements for events such as weddings baptisms and other activities You know little gardens So again I hope to encourage you to also work on different options It's not just about having a nice garden No gardeners it's what keeps you motivated to keep working in those spaces It's what keeps you motivated to keep expressing your art in beauties like this So gardeners there are options to generate extra income besides work besides the different activities we engage in They turned out very nice Remember that at least the colonies here are adapted to full sun They will perfectly tolerate the place where we put them Some of the more delicate rosettes have been under cover but with adaptation by gradually getting them used to the elements they will adjust perfectly So gardeners this has been today's work Many many thanks for joining me in this delicious experience Thank you very much for joining me on this evening of delicious art This is my art gardeners be inspired There it is They saw that with a little work we can achieve great things To those who have just arrived I invite you to subscribe to my channel Canal where I share experiences like the one you just saw Gardeners from Villa Lindura in Cusco Peru to the next experience Goodbye goodbye