New Transplanting succulents and more together #2 #succulents 🩷

Hello friends how are you Welcome to a new video Today we're going to be transplanting a few little plants and I'll show you the Aionios purchase—look I made a mistake with the Earlier I mentioned some agavoids to you and you'll understand friends please look this way We have these beautiful Aionios and you know I made a purchase from my friend Patia Paredes She is in the city of Río Bamba and gave me the identification for each of them but here How come I'm missing one more I'm missing an aionio—that one got stuck down below it says One is a variegated budo and I no longer know which one is the other he tells me it's a variegated orio Another is the variegated lemon and I'm not sure what the other one is—it's a variegated green rose and the Big Bang stayed in the lower part and some of them we're going to transplant soon because she already needs to be repotted because she's outgrown her current po more in a very small pot and from the purchase of the Aionios I received 5 Aionios He sent me twenty dollars as a gift for this beautiful succulent though I don't know its exact identification They'll surely forgive me I already need to ask her name and right now we're going to transplant it They'll see this aionio I want to put it in a larger pot This pot these pots are mine It was the day I went to Nayon and bought them for 80 cents—super affordable and I want to put them on We're going to switch this one out for the other one too since this container is already way too small and wants to be repotted so right now we'll bring the growing medium and proceed with the transfer Repot them yes the ones that need it and leave the others as they are A bit more time so it can develop properly and here we have the substrate today—let's hope it's enough They know today I didn't bring the pome stone—it's still down below we're right here now at the top as you can see it says here that the video above is now playing because I'm telling you at in the lower part it will appear somewhat dark because these past days have bee It's been raining today I think it started early this morning nearly all night long and I've taken them out already so they can hydrate since they were already in need of water so we'll remove them now From here I'm not sure either—friends if I had the identification but right now I don't You know how when we're filming the video we tend to forget everything Friends I treated myself to a little gift ahead of my birthday—Monday I’ll already be celebrating birthday friends and over there I still have a few little plants from that day I went to The grandparents I showed around the Secret Garden nursery are still there too o plants to show you right now but that'll be in another video—today I think this is it but I think we'll place it more on the substrate here and we won't be working on it anymore Removing it from here it's already settled in this pot this pot is suitable for it Today it looks like a worm so in previous years I also labeled them that way one of those pots It's this size and they're clearly doing well here so we won't be repotting them anymore We won't be doing all that stuff then Here we're going to press a bit more and this is how it turns out—look now this is the other one beautiful year look here how it's been dealing with a bit of aphid for those little friends of mine who me They were asking why in the part of the coast that's more sheltered they weren't given the years ey will see the years as being better suited to colder climates then for the years or their years do not suit a hot climate so a climate like this is preferable cold like I live in the mountainous area which is just a small part of the capital so here They adapt very well and friends I’d recommend that they well don’t adapt too much Only in a place like this can they die from a climate that's too hot—they can't withstand it those years friends you'll see this is my substrate and we're going to gently remove a bit of this beautiful year This year's gift from my friend Guillermo Cutipa is the biggest one yet here In my garden and the other years are the ones I showed I think I don’t remember so much time has passed That was when they'd already been here over a year so right now we're going to refill the substrate A leaf fell here and right here she's already giving away plenty of oldies—just wait and see From here on we won't be moving him anymore he'll stay put so you'll see And here's a bit of aphid infestation—I’ll need to clean it off with soapy water That's good for aphids you see friends so that's how they end up I think I'll put it in this one since I have another pot—let's see if it holds or not f I have the other pot look but it's just too big and I think we'll leave it as is It'll be here soon bringing a little bundle but we'll cover it really well since the substrate is kind of coming out so it'll be big just wait and see Let's take a look at this substrate they're bringing here Here we go—watch this one brings quite a stir the friend and Patia's walls she really knows how to work it o root in a fairly dense mix of soil with pumice or perlite also leaf soil I believe What comes up most is debris so here we'll clear it out along with leaves and twigs It's organic soil peat just as I prepare my substrate but what it does bring is more The crowd because the crowd helps it root faster or what will be able to place it in this you'll see I think we'll just put it right here because that pot seems a bit small to me So it's already set there no longer being moved around or constantly changed Sometimes when we handle certain plants they react negatively so we'll place them here—just watch and see They're huge just huge—I love dionaea you know why Because they grow fast faster than succulents I also showed them the receipts from the purchase I made from my friend Wilson at he was in Peru and that time when the fair took place he also came bringing a good amount of plants But I'd already told them they were cute and I only bought two daionios You'll see friends my little dogs are around here—they're down below more precisely Tomás There's a little dog wandering around here And she was willing and the owners of the little dog asked me to breed Tomás and he already sniffed out the little dog right over here and Tomás seems to be getting eager already The dog climbed up onto the terrace and he was already looking where the little dog was she stayed there ght and he wants to go back to his girlfriend's place to see how it turned out so let's check now like this We're going to transplant him into one of these daionios we'll let him keep growing we'll let him A little while longer we'll either take it away or maybe switch it for another one or I'll see if I have one left over substrate well because I don't know I didn't prepare much substrate you'll see right now this beautiful cat lovely I'd like to switch it up here—I have a ceramic pot I bought today over there I bought some Caritas socks but I said I'd put the most pampered ones there just to see you know over here we have this pot which is actually very nice—it's a ceramic pot and here we'll pu I was going to put a little piece of paper there there was a mesh but I forgot to bring the scissors to cut it I bought this little thing and how long has it been since I acquired it right here in my home I think it cost me around ten dollars or maybe eight—I ended up buying it from my friend Patia Walls She has some rare succulents and she says "This one's beautiful—I'm going to buy it " She's already been here for a while now right here in my house Let's hope things go very well and that we get little ones soon—she's still just a little face the variegated Paraguayan gractopetalum I think she does too She has quite a few rare succulents for sure I ended up getting one with her so if you see how nice this pot turned out for this beautiful plant gractopetalum I think it's an agastache variegated—look look how beautiful it turned out and this po Perfect for her now here I have another one I bought two planters And we're going to place this beautiful silverboon gractopetalum in this little basket inside this pot The basket is already getting too small for her so we're going to put this lovely one here e substrate dries out very quickly so you'll see me then—this is exactly why we're going to Take all that deliciousness out of that little basket and transfer it into a pot right plant size and right here she's already giving me a little offspring of this gratopetalum silverboon this is gorgeous but these are still pricey—wait till you see this substrate And it's right here—take a look at how it turned out you'll see it has these quite long roots She was in the semi-shade part almost all of my succulents which are more of a collection I keep it on a shelf where it's protected from water so none of the succulents get wet From our collection we try to take the utmost care of it because it's cost us dearly these are still even now the ones that seem to have held their quality with depth and a freshness that remains evident a little more open but okay we'll leave it here How beautiful this is I absolutely love Gracatopetalum I'm now recording on the upper part here because on the lower part where I am I usually shoot these little videos with a slightly dark tone you'll see because it's like this—overcast as if it's going to rain again soon so that's it friends It hasn't rained much lately as if the rain had stopped but now the rains have started again That's when I start worrying about my plants because I have quite a few of them Still completely exposed so here we go friends and look how lovely it turned out—look look at me now— Linda this one's my favorite—how perfectly it fits in this little basket What should I put it in I think I'll go with We'll keep using this one for the next pot I'll check if we can place it over there and now friends in this pot we're going to switch things up—look how the Aeonians do it just like this— I've realized they're growing faster so we'll adjust this accordingly In this pot I'll just look look look for where I left my shovel so we'll go back to it reuse this pot—these pots are usually the ones I pick up at Nayo I bought these smaller ones for 30 cents these larger ones are 80 cents and they're economical That's why I like going to Nayon on my way to the nursery I stop by Nayon I've been seeing planters everywhere—there are countless planters available at the same nurseries and some sections are dedicated exclusively to them as well Just pots—there are pots of every price available there check out this aeonium—it's at a whole crowd here what it brings is quite a crowd and we've already removed that and right now we're going to Place it here in my substrate now and let's see how it thrives in my garden—hopefully it does well Have a wonderful trip and bless me with some adorable little ones my dear friends these lovely Aeonians That's all for today—I wanted to share this with you so here's a little something for you ransplant video I hope you all liked how each of them turned out And now from my terrace I bid you farewell wishing you a wonderful weekend—take care See you in the next video God willing—until then bye for now