Very Easy-To-Grow Succulents That I Have In More Than One Pot / Duplicated Succulents.

Hello everyone how are you all doing Today I'll be sharing some juicy ones with you I have more than one pot double succulents I'm Professor Rutinha and you're on the channel Professor Rutinha and His Succulents And if you've already fallen in love with the video's theme please subscribe o canal please like and turn on the bell Every week I'll be sharing many tips on growing succulents I also ask that you click the butto Ripar It's located next to the comments—just drag it over and leave your points at YouTube will recognize the video as relevant enough to share with a broader audience Let's start with monkey tail To me monkey tail is a wonderful plant I can with several pots and he's very hardy—I can grow him year-round How are you all doing Here I have 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 cans right here Besides those I also have some full containers with him it's wonderful So growing monkey tail for me is very easy Here I have a few little buttons his little bloom folks for those who don't know are the buds that will become open And here as I was already showing you earlier that blossoming open I have wo shades I have this one which is a lighter red and I have another that's a pinkish tone more dark Now it's just this slightly lighter red tone that's open It's a lighter shade Here It was already a lighter pink It's not because the flower got old and turned pinkish it's because he It's actually more pinkish you know It's a shade that leans more toward pink Look how lovely it is So here it is These succulents here are now tripled far more than before Check this out—so cool So this It's a succulent that's very easy to grow great for cultivating—you just need to root it root it in a covered spot It takes time about four months to establish the roots en bring it back to time since it rains a lot here Once rooting is done and she stays Perfectly suited to the season she leaves Another darling you know I have several little pots This darling Here folks she was there just two days ago wonderful full of little flowers everything was little flower It's already past its blooming phase but it was truly beautiful I'll check if I have one here a photo leave it here next to you so you can see how beautiful she was This person is the head of medusa a Euphorbia flanaganii This one here is a mother plant look how big she is a whole tin can It's quite large I already have it here in smaller jars and it's just starting to bloom Also Let me show you the bloom here It hangs down too those little arms right here One of these grew and formed look here a head See the little flowers how cute is that That's interesting Here I have another one forming a little dangling head So like this a Euphorbia flanaganii I have many many pots with it and since I propagate it myself I'm removing these little arms here I'm taking away these healthier greener ones right here Sweet little ones Now is a great time folks to get rooted Will it take time It will take time I won't lie For those of you who were there it happened overnight—suddenly I found myself with multiple little vessels alongside her Over the years I've had this Euphorbia flanaganii in my garden for a very long time now so It's been over the years that I started doing the seedlings there I'm always doing it that's why There's always one right So a nice little plant to grow This can just stay up on the panel The little hole is there she stays right there I only recently did it I put it in that can Recently she was in the smaller pot So it's a good plant right You can definitely have her A little gem you can have duplicated in your own garden Another charming find folks that you can easily replicate right there in your own space garden a Echeveria polilindis from Saiana I’ve got her right here in this little tin can pouch honestly You know I do this—I open it up I lift the top part leave the cap on then I open the bottom and there I remove the cap I’ll gather it all here with the hammer itself okay I painted some cacti—they turned out so cute right Here we have one Seychelles polilindis here's another Seychelles polilindis and I have several more other saian lindens scattered throughout the garden all tended with care over the years It's a Good plant good cultivar over time right Here in this little pot as you can see there's very little growing medium So she gets along really well right That's the secret isn't it or just a little substrate Here since the can is a a bit larger so I already have other small plants here to help balance the substrate so he can dry faster I always drain at least half the can or I use the chopped pork or chopped charcoal right for drainage Then I'll add the substrate just a little b substrate people when I grow it on time you know Just look how beautiful she is This plant turns absolutely stunning on autumn winter she becomes very colorful And this little bag it stays right here folks check it out I put it here Here's the little one now maybe I won't be able to place it let me check placed got it oh there it is right here in this little corner So it's already strategic right Over there she catches the morning sun soaking up the first rays Morning rays now—look at that interesting During the day she catches a bit of shade Then she grabs a bit more sun right And that’s been working out really well Let me show you one Just a little something for you all here—I’ve been giving this panel a quick tidy-up and they’re looking really bonitas look here I'm gradually getting the maintenance done you know on the Minibelly Variegata Guys let me just showing you I have two little ones with Minibelly both in corn cans This Here I'll make the switch—this one I'll transfer into a larger can a milk can a bit larger This one folks I grow it directly in the open so it gets plenty of sun It catches the rainwater it gathers all the cold Oops So you can see she's really stressed really Little colorful one right Especially now at the beginning of January it got quite cold for a few days—actually got down to— Serra it's dawn there the whole lawn frozen solid you know Look at that huh Isn't that fascinating though January Hiking in the mountains right With freezing cold That’s what helped make them colorful you know There were plants ose ones I had that turned out so colorful now in January They were already like that right They got even more so And me I've got this other one here look it stays down here see I have the red countertop here and I also have Some I also made a few small shelves underneath so I grow it on the lower part Yeah see That one's not so red anymore right I'm gonna place one next to the other Look That's the only difference you know Just because he's down there right This one stays on top and this one stays below Look at the The difference is already noticeable right It makes a real difference already I always have succulents like this In environments different ones just to make this comparison and show it to you This one he's but spicier he's not getting as much sun you see That's another thing right folks He's more Vicous I don't even need to replace this one I'll just give it a light fertilization This one here though is different I've already decided—I want to put him in a larger can especially since I want these shoots over here to grow more Acalanque tomentosa golden gel Is it golden gel Yes So folks this The little one—I had him there you know on my little shelf next to the house I took him down and brought him here for the time and it was the best thing I ever did right Look at him he's already sprouting little buds Already this one Here folks the Golden Gel—I've been growing it for a while now It's got two shoots right Check this out What a cutie How adorable Look how beautiful It's full of little sprouts The coloring of the two It's also a bit different see This one has larger leaves a bit lighter and those little sprouts are nicely brownish very cute This one here she's already darker maybe because this one's been here longer right Grown in time already I've already brought this one here since I got it but I've taken a bit longer with this one And we You see how this multiplication works right It's even faster with rainwater you know So here the po Duplicate right Can I just set this one aside for now folks I could make another one from the three vases but no There isn't one Need Maybe what's needed is a larger vase for this one and this one too right Until For it to grow more and fill the pot it would look very beautiful that way You could also make just one pot It's big right And packed full a real mess It would look amazing Let me just say a few words folks from my mandacaru cactus here where I'm showing this video right It woke up today looking like this What a wonderful cactus here with this blooming oh This is the mandacaru it has no spines in fact it even does no It's got a thorn people but it's really tiny okay So it's easy to handle unlike this one here No way Look at the thorns on this one This one's never bloomed yet but it gets huge—people I had one like that Actually I brought this cutting from one I have at my house which was at my house e city I used to live in right I don’t live there anymore—I’m now staying at the countryside house It’s there It's huge it's never bloomed but I believe it's about to flower soon I left this one alone Inside the vase I didn't put it on the floor—maybe someday who knows Let's place it since it's going to grow Too much right So if you want to take control of it I don't know its identification okay I really don't know His identification look how handsome And down here an Echinopsis white bloom look at this forsythia I think it's wonderful don't you They've been blooming for me here for years already They bloom abundantly now in December January February March—I have plenty of flowers there Isn't it With the cacti but it's always a joy isn't it It's always a joy Look at this beautiful thing People here in the garden the blossoming is so beautiful And the cool thing about these videos folks is that we get to see ere are a few seedlings there that I need to clone Yes if it doesn't clone itself You'll have to lend a hand right We can see here that some species are quite easy I grow them myself of course we’ve given some a little help but others just multiply on their own Hey and we've got others over here who could use a hand because just having the pot isn't enough we all know who— It has one doesn't it We need at least two Of course we need space Also you know you've got to have at least two because plants are living things Dead They're alive right now but in a moment they won't be anymore right So Here's the haubermas folks—the haubermas are wonderful right The ones I have in my garden They're not few are they I started all of them from cuttings taking those little shoots right from my mother plant here I either plant them individually or just let the little seedlings loose on the little stem so it's easy Multiply I have this one right It stays here on the panel really stressed really colorful It's already there in time there's another one in time and there are a few other little changes over in my little greenhouse too So it's an easy plant to propagate That's exactly why I'm telling you all this right There are plants there that are easy to propagate a nice-looking one oh and others we have to give A little help right We really need to prune it remove the small leaves and encourage its growth encourage its spread otherwise it won't go anywhere right Bear paws people bear paws are Like this monkey's tail here right It's super easy to grow—I can multiply it right there Rapidinho I always have my calanchoe pots completely full right Or calanchoe tormentosa Here I have her variegated one look the one with yellow right She's no longer So it doesn't end up too varied and here I have it nicely normal—I have quite a few vases like this This little cutie I grow most of my plants in covered containers always grabbing lots of sun She has a little pot of hers in the sun I'm experimenting since it rains a lot here and she's but more resistant to humidity right But if you grow it in a covered area just follow the rules Got it I've got this one in a can see and this other one I already have in a clay pot right They go great together You can also prune it at the right time right At the right time to propagate when it's It builds up quite a bit I like doing it you know in the fall and winter right In the fall and winter I always do it I'm propagating pruning and rooting cuttings especially in the fall Now in summer I don't fuss over them as much right Look at this absolutely beautiful thing guys So the calanchoe e tormentosa or bear's paw is a plant you can easily propagate in your garden We have The survivor plant which was also propagated as a cutting people here in my cultivation There's one right here look extremely intense and another one here which I'm already checking seeing if it's not starting to fade right I wa really spread more of this cuteness right Because he's so adorable It's a plant I grow myself e one who likes the half-shade always here under the eaves of the house always with the morning sun That's how he is He's so adorable this way—I've been able to nurture and multiply him like this right This one's already a sapling you see This is the mother plant folks right here in this little container So this one was once a sapling I pulled this out from my matrix Checking to see if it has any little ones but no not here either Maybe yeah we should upgrade him to a bigger pot now right I've always kept him in a small little pot like this He was also giving mud but I'm thinking of switching to give a boost to growth there and maybe even Our new babies right Ellen Ellen's also really good at duplicating you know—tripling multiplying Even though Ellen despite being a delicate little plant that doesn't tolerate excessive moisture or very rainy days Lots of humidity but you can easily propagate that plant no problem right There's this little gap here And look at this other flow over here it's mixed in right here see this little dangling thing Check out the color of this one folks How adorable these little leaves are aren't they And not to mention all the other bits scattered around the garden So a pla These pots here are easy to multiply really quickly and great to grow It's indoors here right But I can also grow it outdoors especially in the fall winter and spring By summer I often end up overprotecting some pots with too much care Sun and plenty of rain But overall it's a plant that's easy to grow and wonderful to propagate A Mandala Citrus another little plant that lets you quickly fill your garden with countless pots Here I have her in a smaller pot to control her size but she's full of babies right folks Check this out How adorable It's tightly closed and the sun's really shining you know So they just stay there with their rosettes nicely closed up Here I have my Mandala Citrus or Momoca as it's called with the little trumpet For now since she's got the trumpet People are gradually revealing things aren't they Let's see if over time this trumpet will finally come out and what ends up happening with it For now she's over there looking all cute Look at this sweet little thing people with a trumpet Check it out—a modified leaf Her little flower instead of opening like the others came out in the shape of a tiny trumpet Isn't that adorable You know like a whole plant covered in little trumpets—wouldn't it be cool if we had a Pink Trompete And that little green trumpet note—ah and just the Always Live right The Always Live has some little trumpets too Ficaria so adorable right A little plant like that with trumpets all over It'd be like the ultimate The absolute peak Another adorable plant that spreads wonderfully is the Crassula Jade with its tiny little leaves These are the larger leaves right This one here has tiny little leaves That's the legal thing—she turns into a little tree over there right Look how stressed and colorful she is It's in a jar here we made a recycling project using a soda bottle Look at that how interesting right This is the Supreme right And here then is the Crassula Jade with its smaller leaves And here I have a pretty big sapling of it look This one's quite large Actually there are two of them folks There are two in here This one's not as stressed anymore since it's in a bigger pot right She has more nutrients I fertilized her not long ago so she's well-fertilized and bigger now right No big vessel So she doesn't get quite so colorful Right well on a smaller vessel like that little one right We can already achieve stunning colors from this plant Two cacti people I’m gonna share my Subdenudata with you right Or Cactus Moon It's a cactus here without any spines Just look at it how adorable It's a cactus that gradually spreads its offsets around just like the others do So I've got two here that are full of little buttons look You see these little guys here For those who don’t know folks these little guys are going to be the future blooms got it So here they are look here's four and here's one more And here check this out—let me show you how he releases his little ones Look at this beautiful thing—here's one I can already take out and there are three more right there inside You have to take it out right folks The vase is way too full He's being grown in that little corner over there I'm going to move him since I think he needs a bit more sunlight I put this little guy in this tiny pot Yes it has a hole right Look it's poking out from underneath So here I'm in more control right I just add a little bit so it doesn't grow too much Because I love these miniatures people I think they look absolutely adorable So the subdenudata it's like that right Or cactulua It just drops its little offsets Of course it's boosted with fertilization right I use that 4-14-8 fertilizer there o make it bloom flowers and also to make it produce small shoots Here I have another one folks See I've got a different species here plus another little cactus right alongside it And we’ve got little plants that the more the better right folks Here I have in this little container Beyoncé this little plant and this one folks Why Because here let me show you clearly a pruning was done—there you go You see I took this and placed it inside this pot So these two little shoots here came from this pruning right Here look I already had two right One of them came from here the one I used for the decapitation—the older one And this other one here too These ones I'm seeing here folks don't have any little babies on their little trunks But suddenly we end up fertilizing repotting or even pruning the plant But I'm thinking about decapitating it here to stimulate growth I don't know that little stub over there is really old—don't know if it'll work out But we'll give it a try right Because there are little plants we love having by the dozens What a beautiful thing She's wonderful isn't she And she's easy to grow—what's great about that right Here I have this one which is completely weathered and this other one is already in a covered area—it's a clay pot Here's a Snow Bunny a Raindrops a Lovely Rose and here's a Heart's Delight It's beautiful isn't it This vase is truly stunning And since I showed you those Raindrops over there in that vase with Beyoncé guys let me show you this little trunk of hers right here check it out Look at this beautiful thing This one’s ready to come out right It’s already nicely shaped starting to get those little curls And we've got one more two more three more well-developed shoots Aside from the others folks if I pull these out new ones will sprout right here on this little stub Here I have another one oh such a lovely little thing So Raindrops folks is a pretty old plant in my garden here and constantly shedding many small leaves So it's a plant clearly that's a bit more sensitive to excessive moisture It spreads really easily through pruning you know No need to pull off leaves there— it takes forever and sometimes they don’t even sprout right You're pruning there like here see they cut off that little trunk She sheds so many little flakes on the trunk people it's amazing Of course pruning would better in the spring when it encourages growth just as it's done here right Late winter right at the start of spring Look at this folks—what a beautiful sight So Raindrops is another lovely little plant you’d love to have and propagate in your garden So my lovely ones I hope you enjoyed the video Today I brought some little plants that are super easy to grow right They’re excellent for doubling multiplying tripling—so in no time at all they fill the garden with their beauty I hope these tips are helpful to you too Wishing you all the best a wonderful 2026 filled with great health Wishing you great prosperity and peace in your home A big hug to everyone and may you all be blessed by God