We Transplanted An Echeveria Albida. #succulents #plants #flowers #garden

Hi how are you Welcome to another video I'm Ida Lee Today I want to show you how we'll be maintaining my Hecheveria albicans colonies They're beautiful a Korean hybrid and they need transplanting I've been putting off so many of these wonderful things but today we really have to do it So enjoy it thoroughly subscribe share and let's get started Look at how beautiful these are here—they're already in a pot that's quite full I've wanted to repot them for a while but I haven't gotten around to it These are albino hecheverias and we'll transplant as many as we can It's going to rain soon Let's put them in a plastic pot right away I recently reused these but I've already cleared them out And I think they'll do really well here so let's go ahead and move them It was a styrofoam block and it grew into very nice colonies See I reused this stuff a lot—specifically the styrofoam I've always had great results with styrofoam So let's remove the stones since in the end I was putting in small stones And that helps a lot in preventing rot by allowing better root drainage So we'll remove the weeds taking advantage of the opportunity We're going to clear away all this overgrowth And if you want to remove the offshoots you can remove the offshoots I'll place it here lower this one and then add the substrate We'll place this on the floor and add a subfloor so it doesn't sink in too much And if you want to separate the little ones you can do so But really I don’t want to separate them I don’t want to I think that's how it should be I'll leave the small stones at the bottom I like that because it's kept everything well in place these past rainy days I think we've gone far enough We'll remove the largest stones We'll only leave you with a few It needs more substrate But here I already have the stones Look we've already removed them Yes I want it to have stone but not too much I think this is already here There it is It's going to fit snugly I don't even know if this pot suits it or if I should put it in a larger one I'd like a larger one What do you think Do I have big pots Yes I just cleared out a few of these Antier I believe And I'd love to have washed them for this video But it's like the pot—this one's smaller I feel these would suit them better They're fine The only difference is that this pot has less space I think this pot will suit him better because it's larger Here we go we're in for a treat And we're going to place these stones here Let's make the most of it And we'll add more substrate to it I never thought this pot would be so small These ones are large The pot I have is very big We'll add enough growing medium Since it's a larger pot it requires more growing medium And I think that's already well enough Don't let it sink too much But also don't let it rise too high It's important that it doesn't rise too high And there's another one I have to transplant too There's a lot that needs transplanting in that garden So much so much We're going to apply the substrate Let's raise it a bit I absolutely love it I have some colonies Yes this one has quite a few The largest colonies I have also require maintenance They need to be stripped of their rosettes I think I've already sent this all the way here I think it's there Ready We're going to give it a little tap Make yourselves comfortable Tell me how much of a mess we've made There it is Now we're finally going to add the decorative stones Now we're going to add decorative stones I don't want touch them too much because I don't want to take away their power But that's where it stands Hello guys Gently tap to settle it in place The little stone And it's done See how it turned out The before and after Absolutely beautiful Let's move on to another gem Let's go with this one take a look It's already got plenty of little ones so it's best to leave it as is And we need to clear away the weeds I think this one will fit here—look this one The first one were using Yes this one will go in Let's take it out Because the other colony was just a bit larger Just a bit larger Look a snail No he's already dead He had nothing left— just like the snail was already in that state We're going to get her out That's enough already He covered them with a layer of stone so they wouldn't suffer so much in the rain They did well because they stay very neat Let's clear away this weeds We're going to clear out this weed that's always a constant presence in my garden But she's already more dead than alive because she's not being watered Yet they still have moisture Miren this land is still extremely damp Oh it's not dry at all But the weeds are already dying Because that one does have it's just missing water I'll place this here And we'll add his trotas We'll leave those little stones in place Because it's worked out very well for us And we can just leave them there And it's been raining recently Almost all year So it's important that the plants are well drained Even though we can remove the ones that are too big The ones that are too big those we definitely can remove How are you doing look here I think it's fine like this And it's awesome And we put in our little ones And we add our little plant Our little hecheveria I want it to be perfectly centered I think that's it Now we're finally going to fill it with substrate That one truly suited her perfectly I placed the decorative stone I didn't realize the recording wasn't on Oh well it stayed that way I'll clean it up and show you See how it turned out Beautiful Very pretty You know what happens Spiders always weave their webs here In my poor little rosetas What do I need to do My brothers say Well just smoke them so they'll die soon But they're important too They eat the pests that attack succulents That's why I don't use pesticides So they don't come to any harm But look Yes the rosettes do fill me with a lot of spiderwebs But it turned out great Very beautiful Now let's move on to another lovely one Before the rain starts Because it's clear that rain is indeed going to start Now let's move on to this one Because also take a look I have this pot that's already been around for quite some time It was reused But it's already deteriorated For the sake of time And even a rosette is starting to grow right here From a hole So today yes This pot is going to suit him perfectly This one I think this is going to look amazing here We're going in All of these are hybrids of What are they called Korean hybrids They're Korean hybrids I'm afraid Let it shoot off at once Squeeze out the moisture That's enough She's only just asked me a short while ago I think that's it Let's tweak it a bit over here So it has room for this little baby And this one I'd like to remove it So we can pull the rosette a bit Yes we're going to take it off What should we do Let it stay like this We'll apply the substrate now Substrate All the ones we just transplanted are Korean hybrids They're all Korean hybrids All of them all of them We'll start from the other end From the other end We'll put it here Substrate With great care Ready The rain had already started Now we're going to add decorative stones Because before the black one protected me When the rain began Sobisna Not now We'll add some decorative stones And there it stayed I think it's a big improvement from the pot I had before But you know those pots were from a rosette This entire neighborhood gradually came into being little by little over time Little taps And there it is I think that about wraps it up There's our little treasure Clean and I'll show you Look this lovely one is now ready It 's going into a little pot next But I was just sharing with you that Well I was mentioning It was just a little rosette And then they started creating These beautiful Rosettes around her So beautiful Let's try another one Let's see if we have time because the rain is coming Now let's move on to this one It's also a colony Quite large And I'm going to reuse this other pot I have I think he used to boil it here These planters go in the I know it might feel like Two days It's already full of jewels Overloaded with jewels There it's properly secured Let's apply the substrate We'll put it right here And we're going to add substrate So it doesn't sink in so much I think more because it won't be enough And it shouldn't feel so shallow either Tell me how many babies she has Feed your babies How lovely So sorry But I think He’s going to have to remove the babies Because it no longer fits Don't enter What are we going to do I didn't want to take the babies away from her Actually let's lower the pot And let's see which one we're going to remove Well we're going to remove Not many not more than that We'll remove just a few A sprig of rosemary I don't know which one I think I want to take these off But we're not going to Plant the rocket The colony What do we do I think we're going to try removing this one Vean how beautiful And now that we've got it let's get rid of this one too And that's how it stays Now it's really going in I think Oh You know what I'm not leaving it there It's going to fall That's settled then Now we can finally apply the substrate Now truly Substrate And for a little while You know what While I'm out buying wider planters Just wait a moment you guys here Gentle taps Let the substrate settle Gentle taps And that's all we do—just lay down the stone And they're just little ones See these little ones They're very pretty We would have taken these off They're stylish aren't they Now we'll add decorative stones and plant these Vean Now we'll place your decorative stone I think we're going to take these babies away from them later Well in fact we're going to transplant the entire thing again And that way I end up with more planters Space Spacious Not too deep but with plenty of room Because these are very large and beautiful colonies Which he develops This is a hecheveria— albicans No albida Why did I say albicans Because it's a dark hecheveria See how it turned out For now he can stay right there And then once that happens we'll be transplanting the other one with more space since these little ones will grow to the size of these large ones Look Because Mama Roseta is this one And she produced in this section babies but we've taken them away right now these are the ones And everything around it And look how beautiful it becomes A nice color A normal size They have a medium size Although they may grow a bit larger Well let's plant these rosettes we've just Take it off I'll lower it like this Now we're finally going to plant these hecheverias Let's remove these little ones Here comes a baby right there We're going to take off the leaves Taking advantage of All the dry leaves But I'm going to grab it by the root because I'm afraid that if I touch them too much I'll rub off their bloom They know that to keep their beautiful succulents healthy they mustn't touch the bloom This one has a lot of bloom So let's get it in Let's establish roots Because its roots are very long Let's remove the roots All these roots are old We're leaving them with just a little bit We'll place them here And we'll add enough substrate A little more substrate And so she always plants them as if there were no tomorrow I always make them sturdy They fill up And they turn into these massive Colombian-style ones Incredible Well there it is check it out Now let's move on to this one That tape Very beautiful We remove dry leaves And we're also going to do a root cleanse That 's enough for now And quickly they start to grow When we plant cuttings roots grow very fast We add a small amount of substrate And there it is It's tiny They remained together Beautiful Now I'll show you how they turned out I'm going to show you one that I won't be able to transplant Look at this neighborhood—how beautiful it is I've already been telling you that spiders always spin their webs here It's perfectly normal And indeed it's quite natural In these pots Well I just couldn 't transplant her because I need wider pots But as soon as we have them we'll transplant them We'll dust them off The white planters collect dust like nothing else I know we removed these babies look And transplanted it It's beautiful Beautiful beautiful I love it How beautiful But those spiders keep spinning webs Since we couldn't transplant this one we did manage to transplant four others I'm going to show you all of them together That's how they turned out—look how beautiful all their planters are Look lovely This is the Korean hybrid Echeveríaalbia They generate giant giant beautiful colonies I hope you enjoy these videos very much I invite you to subscribe share and leave a positive comment See you next time Bye