Very Easy-To-Grow Succulents, Good For Beginners

Hello everyone how's it going You know those juicy low-maintenance warrior plants that thrive in any condition The ones that handle anything you throw at them So guys today I'm going to share some tips—I'll be right here picking these from my garden amazing species and share tips with you on how easy they are to grow It's a beginner-friendly video for those just starting out with gardening and who don't want to deal with finicky plants that require so much effort I'm Profi Rutinha and you're watching the Profi Rutinha and Succulents channel And if you've already fallen in love with the video's topic please subscribe to the channel give it a like and turn on the bell Every week I'll be sharing plenty of tips on growing succulents I also ask that you click the ripar button located next to the comments Just drag it to the side and drop your markers and YouTube will understand that the video is worth sharing with more people And the first one couldn't be missing— it's been ages since I last showed off this beauty of mine the Gemini Tenio This plant now in summer becomes a bit more restrained it doesn't grow as much it goes into dormancy but in dormancy she's not nearly as lush as she becomes honestly in autumn and winter This plant is truly breathtaking in autumn and winter a remarkably striking specimen Easy to grow it spreads—just look new shoots popping out along the stem here I've done a few cuttings A few cuts so here it's all small changes—can you make adjustments on a per-page basis It can manage but there's no need right when the plant is this good it naturally releases plenty Spontaneous shoots appearing on the stem— I don’t think you need to be there pulling leaves making leaf nurseries which is a bit more time-consuming task we There needs to be space we have to be very careful—there's no need for it so I have Here's this full vase here with the Gemini Tenio and I've got another one right here too folks this one right here It's already a vessel born from decapitations here I carried out numerous decapitations and she bega Just let the cuttings take root then the plant will be ready for you especially if you're a beginner just starting out A succulent cultivar lovely wonderful one I highly recommend and strongly suggest okay A Gemini Tenio an Echeveria Gemini Tenio she's absolutely adorable now here you just need to pull her out Just remove those little rosettes and you'll be able to make several small pots with it right away because she's so cute especially when it's really cold—autumn winter you know It starts to get cooler these edges turn a soft pink and she just looks so adorable sitting there The second little plant here absolutely wonderful people so beautiful one I consider very easy to grow So if you're just starting out yes it's a great plant not to mention it's very beautiful a Graptoveria Tinkerbell so I have here is a clay heart guys seriously it's not even possible to Well isn't it From a clay pot it's a heart—she's simply taken over here I've got her Here folks check this other little pot which is also a clay pot see this one here is already a po It's older so it's actually a bit longer now look I've got one of these here in front too Here folks it's all made from leaves you know So like how could it not be a plant that's not easy Growing it At least for me right here in my garden it's way too much folks and I've got another pot of it over there too Right in front also quite large beyond what I have on the panels I've got it spread out there dashing through the garden so Tinkerbell there is truly a spreading plant that spreads widely She spreads with remarkable ease quickly forming colonies her full development occurs in the autumn there In spring she grows quite vigorously but by summer and winter she takes a bit of a break Right Just like most succulents right Here for me autumn and summer—ah sorry people winter and summer most enter dormancy growing more slowly we clearly have some plants that thrive more in winter just as we have others that do so in e summer that are fully underway And one of them folks is Euphobia flanagane This lovely plant here grows abundantly really takes off and it's at its peak during summer Winter Then her little arms get much shorter and she goes into dormancy en she pauses her development and now it's a time when she truly blossoms She's already produced two wonderful blooms and I think she's getting ready you know She's definitely on it It's already getting ready for its third bloom right I've got more of it here aside from what I already have Over there in the garden you know Here this little arm of hers let go of a head see She It's also known as the medusa head folks So Euphobia Flanagane has another one over there panel let me go over to the panel so I can show it to you—beautiful thing Here it already is w bigger little ones you know not the little shoots but the tiny flower buds so right away that one already It'll sprout soon So how do I propagate I just take this little shoot and place it on the substrate—does it take long Hold on everyone it won’t take long—this isn’t something that’ll happen quickly I have to be honest with you It's worth it right It's worth it because it's a plant that doesn't require any effort a plant that just thrives on its own you can grow it throughout the entire year in that spot as long as you have a very light growing medium It's a drip-proof can and in the container for example here I have one—this is a paint can folks I reused it so at least up to this point it's substrate everything below is drainage Yeah I use a lot of styrofoam because it's lighter which makes it easier for me to handle my pots Shifting coal from one side to the other I also usually use crushed coal which is good too but you can use gravel too right at the bottom you can put whatever you want down there as long as so you do a good drainage you'll be able to grow Flanagania there in time Great stuff a very easy plant and it truly is one that doesn't give you any trouble Another one I I couldn’t leave this out of the video right It’s been a while since I showed it—this is the Sedum Pompom Pissaia I think the peak of Sedum Pompom Pissaia is actually in autumn and winter It looks much more beautiful because these little leaves here people they end up all painted in a delicate way there yellow with red very beautiful but it's a plant that spreads rapidly there and quite aggressively Ease Look here he's slowly letting those arms go oh everything changes now folks Everything's hanging here look it's pending everything's changing—just cut and root it like that Quickly in no time at all you've got a full vase with that little plant and in a flash it's already there It takes care of itself in your garden so it's truly easy to grow and great to maintain Also there's a plant there that look I don't have issues with cockroaches pests or fungi With her it's there but as I told you back at Flanagane my foundation is a solid one draining I always do a good drainage on the vessels both the can and here it's a vessel of plastic or well I've got it here too look in a tin container which is a corn can see He's doing great see here just cut here it's already a sapling there's another one already so it's a a plant that spreads easily great for growing perfect for beginners folks It's all good you know everything's good and a cactus man it's a type of succulent that I consider easy to care for cultivation it's a plant that doesn't grow very quickly but it's one that doesn't give you any trouble And when it starts blooming look at this what a beautiful sight it's already got little buds too Inside or maybe another one over here in the corner it's hard to show you properly but she's already It's blooming heavily right now you know—this isn't even her first bloom this year she's already flowered quite a bit in fact she's already It started in 2025 right Now we're in January 2026 so 2026 is the first year By 2025 she had already bloomed quite a bit and here I have another one folks look here see how she's well she's Reproduce and she starts letting the little ones go like this look these are seedlings see I can already pull them out Here look this one's already quite big see here I've already removed it so it's like this because I took it out other seedlings this pot's a bit too big for her right you could put her in a smaller one but she'll be fine like this Grow like this one here—this one's already from there look at this beautiful thing what a sight this is what a sight indeed So beautiful huge right This one hasn't even started letting go yet yeah little ones okay so it's the long-distance nipple There's something else written there but delete that part—it's the far-nipple mammary very beautiful so it's an easy-to-grow plant yes perfect for anyone looking for some unique cacti great for cultivar which you won't have to worry about— you'll have wonderful plants throughout the entire year many blossoms in spring and summer the long-ma I'm leaving here for you all as a grea dica Another cutie folks and speaking of cacti check out this Lobivia araxa acanta here—look at this The most beautiful thing another darling oh there's already another little bud here it's too much my goodness it's overflowing people it's packed with little buds she'll bloom abundantly producing countless flowers and she's a plant that multiplies easily there Colonies there you go oh you're just letting the little ones loose here I fell apart you know I made another little pot he was fine Full disclosure I was actually in a tiny tuna can really small—those who've followed me for a while will remember it It was inside one of those small round tuna cans really tiny—I took it out because it was full so then— I put some in this little pot here and made another one—this one's already done see look it's already releasing little ones over there There are more buds and you can see those little hairy dots—those will turn into more blooms and the flowering will begin She's so beautiful and you know she'll stay fresh for maybe two or three days right She lasts longer—she's not some plant that wilts right away It opens at night by day the sun comes out and dries it no she'll keep opening until I have to count the days exactly that she Open up everyone I've never told anyone this but after three or four days she blooms you know so it's a flowering pla Easy to grow no trouble at all—just needs plenty of sun and well-draining soil got it Use a balanced NPK like 10-10-10 or 4-14-8 and you'll enjoy abundant blooms throughout the entire spring and summer of this beauty Another lovely thing folks that I consider easy to grow is a rare plant—yes it's rare but it's easy to cultivate so let's put here in this foyer because we deserve a nice plant in the garden too right Let's be real here the Echeveria Give it proper drainage maintain it correctly and make sure it gets plenty of sunlight since it's a full-sun plant—plenty of sun is essential for it to look beautiful just look how lovely it is And we also have folks the calanques—perfect for anyone just starting out with gardening looking for truly reliable plants that won’t give you trouble and will keep your space beautifully green all year round They definitely belong on your list Now we realize well it's just here and making a pot to grow something in over time too look at how lovely absolutely wonderful So I send a big hug to everyone and may God be with you all