Succulents And Their Babies/Find Out How Long It Takes For Succulents To Produce Offshoots And Sp…

Hello everyone how are you all doing And today's video suggestion comes from Luciane Sani Flores She asked Rutinha to show us how to make a video about the growth of succulents How long do they take to produce pups especially the rarer and variegated ones I'm Professor Rutinha and you're watching the Professor Rutinha and Her Succulents channel And to you who already loved the video's topic I kindly ask you to subscribe to the channel and give it a like Every week I'll be sharing plenty of tips on growing succulents We now have the rip button it's right next to the comments—just drag it over and leave your likes so YouTube recognizes the video as relevant enough to share with more people The first one Echeveria laulensis is a succulent I consider both easy to grow and highly attractive This plant is amazing—it's one you practically don't need to do anything for She actually just lets the little offshoots drop off on their own at the base of the stem—how long does that take Many times we buy a little succulent and it ends up just sitting on our shelf in our garden For a long time she didn’t actually let go of a single sprout not releasing any seedling to us at all Thus like any other Equeveria Laulensis has a specific plant maturation period so that she can begin to sprout new growth releasing her little ones just as we human beings though we may be children need to mature We need to grow and mature so that we can one day have our own children The same thing is the plant usually takes about one and a half to two years for people around there at a succulent will start producing offsets sometimes we buy a little plantle And she's already letting go which means she's not a baby plant anymore It was already a more mature plant than the one we originally bought which is why we brought it over to our garden The logo has already let go of the baby Another little plant I consider even rarer in my garden People meet Cereveria Pug—what a beautiful sight she's right here on this little elephant This is her little spot—she stays here in the corner by the bookshelf which is located at the edge of the house This area is sheltered from the rain and gets about half a day of sunlight so she'll enjoy some sun now It's sunny here from now until around seven in the morning up to roughly ten-thirty or eleven o'clock After that it's a very bright place all day long it does get some shade but it's still extremely bright and also an environment where people have excellent air circulation so he takes it Good airflow here and this little plant is one I also tried propagating through leaves She even does it by leaves but she lets go of people—she starts releasing the little shoots right along the stem where I am I have two one is already quite large and there's another one down below—I've already managed to remove that one too Hold on a sec—I already have one here that's pretty big and it's already sprouting little offshoots too His little ones are also noticing this and it's already looking a bit more wilted it just sits in the corner From the shelf I can even bring a bit more forward here just like this one—it's the same But the compact one is showing that this one is older while this other one is newer—how was it done That's right so I always tend to root her in a place like that where they don't get too much sun even morning sun is often harmful when you It's like he's giving your little plant a good root shake with those tiny leaves all crisp and dry look at that see I'm back with this plant—I had it for nearly two years and that's when it started dropping leaves brotinhos are great but Pug—that's a succulent that's rarer one considered truly special very easy to grow but she's generous—she lets her little ones go just like that so that's how it is People just need to have a little patience—those little ones will come She asked me to tell you this Also people from Variegatas—so Variegatas are actually these little plants tiny ones but the ones that are harder to grow aren't quite as easy as they seem—there are some that are easy to grow and we have those too Grow until then yes especially those cedars there which are very easy to cultivate but generally speaking the faucets there are a bit finicky so we have to be careful with some of them Take care especially now in summer—yes you need to be careful when cultivating got it Be careful with your variegatas my people—most of my variegatas there are the equeverias practically all of them let's face it they're either indoors or back here behind me Here's my little stove I've got it just right—everyone her name now is Silver River so I brought here you know to the greenhouse and it was the best thing I've ever done Plant that there so I can grow it in the fall and winter I'll place it right in the middle of the garden when the time comes She's doing very well now but with the arrival of this time of year I have to remove her mainly because It's raining heavily she's already started losing many lower leaves and there's a risk of rot there So the stem is here I've already taken a few cuttings from this beauty—it's already starting to branch out some even clinging to tiny tails and we have to keep a close eye on them especially So you see I brought this here for myself set up the greenhouse and put on the red shade The issue with people putting on the red shade is that of course it will help you a lot right now with this Intense heat on sunny days but the problem is those rainy weeks when it stayed overly cloudy That's when the problem arises—the plant starts to wilt and the mold begins to appear so we end up You gotta keep an eye on them especially the variegated ones—those are the real deal People need to be careful and here Silver River means she started here row little snacks here for me people after a couple of years or so that I had her she's It took a little while yes but now it's already been two years since she started sprouting little ones—she's so much She's always sprouting lots of new shoots at the base of the stem so actually this is something I've never done before buds on the leaves and I always hoped she'd let the tiny shoots fall off at the base of the stem just like I showed her ere for you but it's all good—this time of year has arrived spring is here and from now on it's all good She starts quietly letting out her little changes so she's quite calm about it—after all she's been around a long time a veteran of the online scene People this one's much harder now—I've already switched her substrate and placed her on the new one The bowl is the same but the substrate is completely new and I was just observing it here folks Look at how full of sooty mold she is completely covered in that black sooty mold—this is what people call fumagine The little black spot you see in there looks like mold but it's just darker here in the light Down below you can see it clearly so this here is nothing but the droppings from the guinea pigs That little white spot right in the middle is the coon see So those are the waste products That's harmful to the plant so what I'll do is apply an insecticide here I wear these little chubby ones—look at their size they're so cute you see I wear them The strong use is so now we also have here on the channel the new thing which is the shopping mall of The canal where we're always promoting some of the products we use here In the garden so you can right get these products through the link here You're not required to do it—let me make this clear right away it's just a suggestion people always ask me So the products I use are these ones and we're kind of promoting them over there You're a partnership we have with these stores so we earn a small commission It's not much but it suddenly helps us afford a pesticide which in turn helps us out Hey in the garden so any help is welcome if you feel comfortable there right Or if you'd like we can go I really appreciate it so I always use the one from Forte Inseticida—same thing a fly killer just in case The plant starts there with leaves you know with a black eye so I also use something strong it's a fungicide okay folks Those two products there—they are well I've always used them so I have them they're products that I rely on People trust this that's the truth—no need to use it here in the garden and people will always be there whenever you go Pass a product through your little plant here—think about doing it at the end of the day okay If you're going or suddenly I want to go right away because at the end of the day I won't be able to do it I could come by but I have to get her out of the place where she sunbathes—she can't stay there you're not getting her under any circumstances not even in that sweltering heat so you'll have to take her somewhere else Sombreado won't let this day slip by—tomorrow you can return her to the place where she is It's such a hot sunny day that she doesn't even need to go out in the sun People that scorching heat will burn you so be careful you know stay alert so you don't get burned If nothing goes wrong then folks here's this one I'm passing along—it's for the crawlers I use garden ants and aphids so that's what I apply—this is a strong insecticide I'm on my way show you right here how I do it okay We'll apply it right there on the little plant close enough so I don't get the others here wet right and it's totally fine—everyone said goodbye Coxonilha It's a great product really great—I've been using it for years just look at the size there because I had some cloudy days there it's been raining heavily and since she's kept here in the greenhouse She's in that spot over there where she doesn't get much just because if I put her there she gets too much—she just feels it So the aphids have already attacked—see we always have to keep a close eye on our little plants People growing succulents there isn't as easy as we might think right So I'm going to do it Now I'm going to leave her in that corner over there—can't forget her tucked away in the corner can I She won't just grab it and she won't take the heavy heat during the day—let me see I'll put her on it I'm right here in this little corner—it's nicely shaded so she won't notice I'll leave it here She's the one here in this little corner just like I come every day now and it's even more so since we're here together I'll take her out of there tomorrow and put her back in her usual spot and I'll talk to her too variegata people we simply couldn't resist showing off this Tinker Bell variegata—just look at this beauty The cutest little thing but growth is slow—she's been here forever I've had her a long time Tinker Bell is the ordinary girl who grows up just like any other girl out there I suppose she’s no different from the rest of them out in the wild garden so fast it's already variegated she's really quite difficult so I have this one very muc Here's the little one and here I am too in this little spot right here in this little nook folks watch me turn around Here for you all to see she's already producing little ones—look at this it happened spontaneously In fact she already came with that other bigger one there and then these others showed up here I only took one out and put it here but it's kind of struggling—this is the clavato folks this one's already The clavato is this one this is the little clavato the clavato folks—he's even slower you see I plan to trim that top section there in the fall and winter when it sprouts stimulate both that one and the clavato just as much as Tinker Bell here to spark little sprouts then How long does it take He’s already been here dropping off little ones and he came at the same time yet he’s still not here en I believe people here are also thinking it'll be about one and a half to two years before they do They'll start growing there right The ripening process begins and little shoots will emerge Here it is right here—don't you see The plant that started producing small offshoots—these ones came last year plus others They arrived around June or July last year right in the middle of the year until they're letting them go quickly but we don't know how long this plant has already been operating They had to live here with me so about six to seven months after they actually started He’s already here right He came with a little one there so the one here who took about seven months to sprout a little one there and their growth is extremely extremely slow right Like me I'm telling you here I have another Tinker Bell—check this out I got this one as a gift it came with Here she's normal—just came in with two super albino babies isn't that something This little group of people I always nurture them here in my little greenhouse where I can control the watering I bring them along because I can control the brightness that's why—especially these little plants but rarer and harder to care for I bring here another rare individual—I consider this person rare because they are a a plant that's not easy to grow is the Echeveria paniculata which is indeed a challenging specime practically no one shows it anymore and honestly I almost lost this plant entirely my garden I've cultivated her for many years she's an old plant here in my garden but this one It's already the little one from the mother colony—I had one I used to grow on my porch out front my home for years and I guess it reminded me of what happened—I think it was something like that people like her It was catching rainwater when it rained and with the wind blowing so hard it was getting plenty of rainwater right I'd already watered it too much so the stem rotted I removed a few leaves and that was it And I managed to make a few adjustments okay I managed to save a piece of the trunk now I remember You know people need to remember there are so many plants and from that little stump several shoots sprouted If I hadn't managed to get the paniculata back for my garden I would have lost it forever—no one else would have had it Yes it is a rare plant a rare plant indeed when we struggle to cultivate it When you hardly ever see anyone showing I have this one and a few others—I’ve managed to make several Thank goodness it's easy to remove but it doesn't tolerate being soaked It's too sunny and with intense heat and lots of rain or overwatering she'll suffer The best thing then is for you to grow paniculata there in partial shade with a bit of sunlight here and there ot as strong in autumn and winter but you can grow it with a bit more sunlight that's all At the same time it'll be harder for you—you'll face more difficulty she'll be fine for a while but eventually it'll get tough just look how beautiful she's going to be absolutely stunning over time everyone turns out like that don't you think The timing of succulent cultivation is wonderful—I wouldn't give it up for anything so there are many plants tha People can grow crops there for years so we'll cultivate other areas for a while instead ere paniculata isn't paniculata for long—you can manage for a while but once the heavy rains start it's a different story Overcast with high humidity the broth starts to spoil right away so another seedling goes in such a rare peculiar beauty I hardly ever show—she was vanishing right from my garde I managed to save this beauty again and here we have Caioxe folks—this gorgeous thing that I came here from Jardim Arte with Claudia Hélio Giovanni look at this most beautiful wonderful thing People this is already a newer plant here for now that's all I can say about cultivation It's that I'm growing this red sombrite here in my little greenhouse now you know I put it in during summer—I always do—and it's a plant that isn't cultivated at this time a plant grown in this greenhouse and regulated by the timing rules there sweetheart it's definitely going to be like the others—juicy right The others are just old so here it is It takes about one and a half to two years as she's a variegated plant and suddenly that time stretches out a little longer she'll take a bit more time to deliver the babies but I've already heard you know that I I saw Claudia Hélio Giovanni saying she's just a little plant there that's not too hard to grow There's a little plant there that's not hard to grow—I'm really finding it excellent The cultivar has been here for some time now and hasn't given me any trouble at all— the only thing she's done is I'd need a bit more sunlight we can see the center isn't quite as closed up as it should be But now we're in a period that's so difficult it's hard to give more sunlight to these If they get too much sun they'll either burn or become overly dehydrated since it's so sunny Too hot if you take a little sun then come the very cloudy days and the cores become leggy so summer is really a time of year when you end up letting your little plant die by autumn you're already celebrated because it's truly that way so if you manage to achieve it letting her survive until summer is already plenty so the little plant caiocha is but newer not yet—she's still developing but we'll see right let's see how it goes Come back over the next few months and we'll be bringing you more updates on them another rare one The people I consider rare and wonderful here in my garden are the Diamond States who are currently here That little owl had been waiting forever in that white square pot already sitting there for ages Let the little shoots go on the stem and nothing nothing about letting go tossing fertilizing and nothing nothing comes from her So then I mustered the courage did the cut and left this part here for a long time folks the greenhouse without planting she even started taking root and once she had developed a strong root system then I I'm replanting it because it's a little plant I've had before and lost so this time around I'm giving it another try I gave her some extra care and to my surprise check this out—her stem What a sweet little thing look how many little babies I have— I just hope people appreciate these Little ones stay put because they're quite thin you know—she's a plant so let me put that in up here maybe I can show it better—since it's a variegated plant it's like this— variegated plant with a pink hue and it becomes almost monstrous by mid-size so this is the plant that truly is 's just a different format so it's not easy for me to grow so if I do saving just a couple of little ones here even one would make me very happy because the The difficulty I had there you know in getting these little ones to stimulate these little ones wasn't It was a small plant I'd had for quite some time—about two years—already in the garden I have these tiny little babies coming in but they're so small they just don't survive you know They weren't moving forward not really it wasn't even growing so let's see now if we can manage this here make sure these keep growing stay alert here always watch these ones grow and develop further The people I have the most trouble growing are exactly the ones that turn out incredibly well— it's been a dream of mine People see her grow and she's perfectly justified in autumn and winter this plant of hers she stays She's truly wonderful absolutely incredible—just look there isn't a single word to say it there are plants that do this Nice people very beautiful right So this is one of them and I've tried many others—this one isn't it The first one isn't really being cooperative right now but it's stubbornly holding on to this plant because I want to see how this plant turns out beautiful and lovely there in autumn and winter and to multiply right because we know that when the Some people have it others don't—I took a little cutting and it's already starting to sprout new shoots right there And the roots over here are already sprouting new shoots I left the roots right here inside people together because even the little notes I tried from the others didn't work out so I guess I have quite a challenge here with the super bud here in my grow given my climate—this climate really is something It's not favorable for superbol it's a plant that practically doesn't need water to survive I get it it's way too little really too little and we always have to stay alert right So here The multiplication of her by leaves I'm trying to figure out here is a plant that's relatively there is Small but the leaves have already sprouted so there's a plant there that multiplies with ease All we need to do is get the planting right just get the touch just right and she'll bloom beautifully And the wonderful thing is we've been waiting so long so my lovely ones I brought some little plants over here The difficulties I have with growing them and what I apply here just leaving some tips for you Luciene asked for this—if you have any questions we can be producing it together video we will definitely be producing it with great care and love sorry if I take a while Sometimes our response is just that you know—sometimes you leave a question or a doubt there right Sometimes we take a while to reply but that’s just so you know it’s not out of malice—people are just busy really life isn't just about making videos and tending to plants—it's so much more than that It also has the professional life then there's personal life family life and often many of these People have so many demands and each one has their own story their own reason for carrying on with life I pray that all of you have a blessed 2026 in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ that you may achieve cultivar as seedlings from your plants and as soon as we can we'll definitely respond—yes I do like it at you keep asking questions—I love that you do and I wish you all the success in Your garden with your little plants a big hug to everyone and may you all be blessed by God