Transplanting mini succulent colonies. #plants #flowers #succulents #garden

Hi how are you all Welcome to another video I'm Idali Today we're going to transplant some succulent clusters So stay tuned for this video hit subscribe share it and let's get started This time they're waiting for the sun to dip a bit but I think it already has If I start recording earlier the sun hits me straight on literally shining right in my face Now I'm going to record for you And it went down a bit And I'm putting on a hat And that's no problem Even though the sun hit me briefly it's already a bit lower I was adjusting my gloves We're going to transplant this tiny hechevería Look how beautiful a colony it's produced But do you know why I want to transplant it Because these little ones are already completely squished Look here see for yourselves They need to be transplanted moved into a slightly larger pot Look at how it is This little pot is perfect We'll plant it here We'll put it in because it'll have more room here So let's get it out The smallest hecheverías are beautiful I bought a tiny one a little colony of the smallest kind And guess what I was surprised because it had nothing at all to do with the slightest bit Oh yes they do resemble each other quite a bit but I suppose being a hybrid The pot isn't that deep compared to the one I had before So what I'm going to do is remove a bit of the substrate and lower it slightly not too much I think that's where our minimum colony will end up I love the smallest ones The smallest one is also one of my favorites Let's give it a little tap And it was important to give it space because that pot it had definitely He was already crushing the babies Look here he's starting to have a bit more room And it will be able to grow this baby without any issues for babies So we'll add some decorative stones Ah I'm not sure whether to put this one on or the other Better yet I think I'll go ahead and use the other one This ladle had a little bit in it and I emptied it Let's give this one a try When the stone is very thick and heavy I suggest using only a tiny amount not much If you apply too much the substrate will take a long time to dry And if your climate is very humid this stone definitely won't work for you Because this stone is literally very heavy But since they're like this now take a look How beautiful turned out incredibly well Let's move on to another lovely one that also needs transplanting Now let's look at these alberveraines—aren't they lovely These ones I'm not sure you remember are reproductions of the small-leafed floral wand I have this one we're going to transplant and this other one The video is right here where we left it—take a look how much they've grown So today we'll put them all together into another little pot and see how much they manage to grow But there's a video where we put them in like that without roots—I think they didn't have roots The only thing they had practically was just the crown Only the rosette remained it had no root at all nothing Let's add more substrate And I don’t want to separate them I want them to grow And since they’re growing then we’ll separate them That’s where the albervaines will stay And here they took root and grew a little more Look they're deeply rooted extremely extremely rooted So what I'm going to do right now oh it's already opening I don't want it to open It's to add a substrate so they can keep growing But I don't want to separate them yet because I still feel they're too little And here we can help them grow just a bit more See the leaf cuttings of the alveraines are doing exceptionally well And the propagation of these exquisite plants was done through cuttings from Varaflores They're open now look they're open But we'll put a stone on them right away and they'll close again We'll sort this out right away but first let's clean this up Ready we'll remove the substrate and place this little stone here And here they’ll grow just a bit more We'll give it a few taps and the alveolaires will stay put done See just a little space not much but enough And here they will continue to grow Let's move on to the others Now let's take this other alberveine as well which we'll place here Alright first we apply the substrate Because I don't want them to sink so low So we estimated roughly I think that's it And now we've finally got them out Vean so many roots And we add the substrate Here Hey a stick look This little stick is decaying But this pot is far too small to leave it And those little sticks are super great as nutrients for the little plants And not just for succulents but for any plant Well I think that about covers it And we're putting it in the same way Little stone Vean We're going to shake it up Now for real Let's place the little stone right here And as you know I don’t recommend this little stone if your climate is very humid Right now my succulents are regularly getting direct sunlight so this little stone suits them perfectly Even though I don't put much on them I do put a very small amount Just a light layer nothing more And there they remain There they are these beautiful albervaines—take a look That's how they stay So they can keep growing Now we continue Here's another gem I have right here take a look I'll leave you the name I can't remember the name right now But she's very beautiful And look at her babies They're already a bit squished too Not entirely but yes Still we need to give them some space And we're going to place it right here There it is That's right And we're going to apply the substrate Little taps Make sure the substrate is properly applied I think it needs a bit more Let's add a bit more to it And that's that Ready Now we're going to add decorative stones Let's shake this Ready We're going to place This stone is very large We're going to remove it We' ll add a little substrate Done We place the stone And that's that Gentle taps So it goes down And everything just has to fit perfectly without any squeezing Done And that's that So beautiful Sweet little babies How lovely And now it’ll give me a bit more room These little pots are quite pretty Because they're not too deep And they're Well I think they're a good size They're perfect for them Let's move on to this one It's a creenovia We're going to transplant it anyway I've wanted to transplant it for a long time already but I haven't been able to We’re finally going to transplant it today Gentle taps Lower its substrate Ready I see it clearly We'll place it right here In the middle And we'll add a base layer Base for this little gem Oh It has sticks And sticks Little taps Make sure the substrate is well lowered It's a very large pole We'll remove them And there it is We'll clean it up and add decorative stones Now we'really going to get serious I'm going after it myself because there's barely any left I want to use this little stone because I found it in the garden I only remember buying it for some arrangements I made And ever since then I've never used it again But now that I have the succulents in direct sunlight this little stone suits them perfectly Because I feel my substrate dries out too quickly Since they're already in direct sunlight Naturally they get more sun And as a result these cute ones dry faster I think they're already set We'll add a little more here Done There it is Look how beautiful it turned out Our precious bride How cute Let's move on to another gem Let's move on to this other colony we're going to transplant Look here It's a prolific variegated Echeveria Echeveria prolífica variegada Look the fly already made a mess of it Flies always leave droppings on white succulents Look how cool It was a rosette and from that rosette came all those little babies We'll place it right here In this pot The thing is this one is very long It's too shallow and this one's too short But we'll remove the substrate No problem We'll get it out of here Very carefully We turned it around and pulled this one out Very nice beautiful Wow so much land so much soil But we're going to remove this one And we'll place it right here I don 't think it'll make much difference I'll keep using the same substrate since it's worked out so well for me But we can't take everything away from him either There it is He's done so well with his substrate Well we'll leave them with him I've heard what they're saying That's not a transplant When the substrate is in good condition—like this one I don't take away their substrate from the succulents on the contrary I return it to them Why Because they're thriving with that substrate All I want from this is space That space wasn't available in the pot we just removed Do you agree And it turned out really well snug But just with a bit more room Which the other pot didn’t have So we'll add some small stones But first let's clean this up We'll add a substrate We're going to lift the decorative stone just a bit so it doesn't end up sitting flat against the ground or the substrate And we lift up this little rock And there it is Now we add just a bit more And done We'll tap it gently to settle the little stone Little taps And let the little stone settle What beauty this lovely one is I love it The prolific one Among many I have Look how beautiful it is It's spectacular Spectacular Very beautiful I loved it It turned out really well Let's head to another small neighborhood Let's go with this one take a look These are two I'll leave the name here This one this one They've already grown quite a bit And I need to transfer them to a larger pot with more space Vean there it is I think it'll look absolutely perfect here So let's remove the little stone And we're going to remove the grommets I'm going to remove a small amount of substrate not much I don't want them buried too deep Oh very deep indeed They must always remain above There it stays We apply the substrate And the little stones will stay at the bottom Nothing will weigh on them at all And we add enough substrate And here they’ll now have a bit more room So they can grow larger I'm giving your little backside Just like babies And we'll clean this up and add some decorative stones I'll take care of this And there it is Now we're finally going to add decorative stones to these little dumplings It's already very cold I don't record when it's extremely hot It' s because of the heat Once the sun sets it gets very cold already I'll try to record earlier But you know if I record really early It's also very cold here Very early It's done Vean So beautiful These little gorditas are so beautiful I absolutely loved them And now let's move on to another prolific one I want to also establish a colony Look this colony is already starting to grow So I'd like to take this opportunity to transfer it into a pot with room to grow And just look at this place once you see it This is going to look absolutely perfect here I'll add a little substrate so it doesn't sit so low And we're going to pull it out Carefully because you know if we touch the prolific ones they 'll fall off With great force The little leaves Then if they're very sensitive And if we do it wrong Well they'll just have to do without paper Hey We're going to apply the substrate The air is already blowing in extremely cold Oh okay It's done We just give it a light tap and let the substrate settle on its own Palmaditas And there I must have a few others too Colonies of Highly prolific But Before recording this video I picked a few But just now the prolific ones got in my way Variegated Not what I had planned Transplant But since I happened to transplant one I'll go ahead and start a colony So we took the opportunity And since were at it we did it all at once We transplanted this one Another colony Which turned out superbly And here it will continue to grow Because it already has new rosettes Beautiful Let's give it a try Little taps To settle the small stones And that's that There it is We remove this sheet We're going to remove this sheet We'll add a bit more stone here Ready Come see how beautiful it turned out What a beautiful neighborhood And of course it will continue to grow even more Because already so many are coming here So many little clusters of tiny rosettes Look how beautiful they are We took the opportunity to transplant them Let me show you how they turned out That's how they ended up See how lovely they look now Obviously with more space They'll keep growing I'll keep you updated on how they're doing Each one of these beautiful ones Look at this beauty Transplanting is crucial for them to continue growing So you know If you want large beautiful succulents and large beautiful colonies transplanting is essential Take good care of yourselves Subscribe to the channel Share these videos See you in the next one Cheers Until next time Goodbye