Grow Big Beautiful Succulents Vlog 367 Growing Succulents With Lizk

I don't know why every time I water my plants or my garden it rains. But I am not complaining because my plants do love it. Look at this oh I don't know what your name is but you're gorgeous so I think this is pain rose. Oh are you pain rose? You don't look like you're in pain to me. Look at that beautiful and speaking of pain rose check out the other pain rose that I've got. Came here my pretty one I don't know how I could get you so oh look at this gorgeous gorgeous one. You are polylinthiana monstrose that was planted in a small pot before like tiny little pot like this. I started with one plant and eventually it grew another plant and now it's not growing anymore so I decided to plant it in a bigger pot like this along with the here which is just equally beautiful. I want them to grow a little bit bigger so I repotted it and now let's go to this pain rose. I just want to compare it just to show you so this is exactly the same plant so the one on the left is planted in a big pot and this one so one two three four five six on my right hand side are planted in a small pot actually seven there's another one in the center as well but that one is not even coloring up because it is being covered by the other ones oh there's another one eight. I would like to grow more of these big ones so these ones are gonna get repotted in a much bigger pot. I can't get over the size of this graptosedum mule. It is gorgeous beautiful see I've done a good job in putting it in a big pot like this because the ones that are planted in a small pot is small but perfectly full but see the difference so the ones in a big pot are big and beautiful and the one in the small pot is bijou or smallish so I don't know whether I think I like the big one better because they're still nice and fat but in saying that here is a mule planted in this container and this big and small look at that gorgeous see look so a small container or smaller soil or less soil is more colorful I think hang on I'll put this one up the top because my arm is killing me beautiful gorgeous you're equally beautiful but hang on this one caught my eye this is Echeveria chacino it kind of looks the same isn't it but the chacino is much pinkier another comparison plant is the Sedum bronze delight it's bronzing delighting fully but this is planted in sort of a big pot this is actually grown from a variegated leaves of bronze delight but now they're not variegated anymore and did I neglect yes I did so there you go this one now the bronze delight that I haven't even planted look I've taken it off like I don't know maybe over a month ago and I've forgotten about it to put it in the soil and now the roots are growing but this is another bronze delight that is grown in this terracotta pot so you see the difference so the one on the right has been neglected and the one on the left is growing in this big pot which is also neglected but see it's growing roots up in the air as well so it's time to break this off and hang on I can't I need my scissor my arms is not as strong as it used to be so I think I'm going to take this one as well and put it here and when the rain stops or when I put this camera down I'm going to go plant it in this pot hello blue elf I remember having a blue elf in my garden before I'm sure it's planted in the ground and I'm sure it's now gone but this one I just noticed oh my goodness see dry leaves but babies in the bottom so I think I've got another blue elf somewhere but this one is just gorgeous look at the colors are you supposed to be blue elf when you're nice and pink gorgeous I'm going around looking for blue elf and I can't find the other ones so this one here are also blue elf but this is a variegated form of blue elf isn't that beautiful slow growing but nevertheless beautiful aha so this one I've already shown this a few times I kept showing it because to remind myself to pot it up because I have had it growing in this water water so who says succulents can't grow in water so this grows to show that they can and this one here is a graptopetalum ghost plant paraguayensis subspecies paraguayensis it is also growing in this pot for almost a year and they seem to be doing all right apart from being leggy they're doing okay but I think it's also time for me to really propagate them my frizzle sizzle is starting to frizzle again so this one went dormant of course they do go dormant in summer and when the weather cools down or the temperature goes down they started growing again so the whole plant sort of dies off and then now they're just starting to grow they're actually I kept them inside basically these ones after they disappeared because I don't want to throw it away I will forget so I thought I'll bring it inside and then when once it grows like these ones now I took it out just yesterday so luckily as well that today is cloudy and raining that way it'll give it time to acclimate I am after a plant behind this one come here this is a chevrea frank reynold the baby one still well this is already an old plant it's been growing in this pot for a long time and why I'm after this one because I'm doing a comparison so in this corner where I've got all red a chevrea so that one is a chevrea gavoid is number 40 I call it dandan just so number 40 is just a name that was put on by the growers where it came from and of course I bought it as one plant and now it's gone too and it's quite big it's quite a large plant thing that goes about six inches across and of course up the top is my blood spotted romeo this is only like new to my care so less than a year old and of course I bought it about half the size of that when I got it but now it's grown quite large as well and of course this is my oldest romeo over here that always been so pretty it has never failed me it's always looked beautiful and the one on the right is a recent purchase of purple champagne so it is about a year old and I bought two and then the other one is sort of struggling right now it rotted but now it's growing another head and hopefully I can remember where I put it and up the top here is ladies choice so ladies choice is this color and before I go to ladies choice I'll come back to that one first I'll go to this one first sorry this is a newly purchased romeo up the top there but the one at the bottom is my oldest one of my oldest or second oldest romeo and of course that one on the right is the mother romeo and the one on the left here sort of looking pale is a baby romeo that I got from that I harvested it and planted it there and now it has set and looks like it's going to overtake the mummy but it's still pale so hopefully eventually as it matures you can see by the claws so the older a romeo get the redder the tip becomes so you can see the difference there so the one on the right is only a baba also the one at the top is also a baba but the tips are much lighter colored compared to the mother plant or an older plant which is on the left has got really dark claws or tips so now that I have space here I'm going to put this frank rainilt here but you can see now okay let's do a firing line test okay so okay see it looks like the same plant but they are different okay so of course you've seen that that one is frank rainilt this one is called lady's choice and so as this one so if I pull back here so lady's choice lady's choice and of course let's go take the lady's choice in the middle that is the mama lady's choice so the one on the right I'm not sure is it variegating or doing whatever it's doing because it's hard to tell with a variegated or a colored plant when they variegate so are they supposed to go yellow I don't know I'm still finding out so this one I would just say okay this is a variegated or a yellow lady's choice and that one is a normal standard lady's choice next to amestro so hang on I'm not too sure so I have to pull it out yes it is amestro so very very similar the only difference between these two plants is the opening isn't it or the flick but they also flick the same way so it's just so confusing and this one here is morgan now let's compare morgan to other morgan so this is my original mommy morgan where this morgan came from but this is why identifying succulents is so difficult because they can change and someone's going to argue with me you must have mislabeled I don't mislabel things well 99 percent of the time I've got the label correct because I'm a stickler for labeling things so now if I put this okay hang on compare this again with another morgan that I took from this mommy morgan they start variegating because they're starving so when a plant is starved they variegate to tell you I need nutrients I need sustenance and you're not giving me any you can see are you variegating as well because there's got light colored tips so start variegating because they're starving so when a plant is starved they variegate to tell you I need nutrients I need sustenance and you're not giving me any now the one on the left from a distance from a distance okay this looks like the same as the other red colored plants here agavoides but this is called crepe myrtle this is a hybrid of something but now you can see the difference but anyway I just love them I love the red ones I don't know why anything that has red even though they're green like this and it's got a little bit of red like this is a dancing bird dancing bird and then I meant to repot it as well so this one is in a small pot and I haven't been watering this as well and that's why it's remained small it grew big before it filled up the whole pot but then as the years go by it start getting smaller and smaller so I think it's time to repot them or put them in a pot all together all of them so that way I am maximizing my space and speaking of maximizing space this pot really needs to be minimized which means I have to remove a lot of the plants here so my morticia in the center here is maximizing as well so the baby morticia at the back has grown much much bigger as you can see so I need to pull it out of here or maybe pull this one out I don't even know what to do I think I leave this one here because it looks so pretty so hopefully it will grow better but I need to this and then remove that remove that that way I'm leaving room for this one and that one and also that one my Romeo here so I can need to off off off and also off with this one and that one is struggling what is your name this is black rose which has turned into green rose and then that one is a prolifica that I drop in there I think what are you it's not Romeo anymore my maleficent on the corner oh look but anyway their black queen also is another name for it that needs to be taken out of there as well I've been a busy girl I have been repotting this plant so look at this sedifolium ionium here and are you ionium I think you are it's so cute with that green part look at that's beautiful isn't it so this came from my friend Kanya a few years ago she gave me like a cutting about that size there this tiny see my thumb about that size and then now it's grown so slowly because I have been neglecting it as well but now it looks beautiful in that pot this shaviana crested now I also repotted in this beautiful big pot this is huge so that's a crested form shaviana pink frills and there's another normal plant in here which I should really take out but I left it because I don't want to damage it and then this other one is a normal growth so hopefully this will just fill up to make the pot full eventually that would look so gorgeous and also I planted it here because this has proven itself to be frost hardy so we're at the autumn right now and so when winter comes it has survived a couple of years of frost grown outdoors so hopefully in this new spot here which is still outdoors hopefully the shaviana pink will also weather the winter here in Canberra Australia a cluster of variegated titubans but the variegation is very very light so these are all grown from leaves look isn't it gorgeous with all the moss okay I think I want to repot this but I have to think of a way of repotting it where I preserve the moss as well without rotting the plant because all of these plants here I think except for a couple of them I put a couple of cuttings which is this one is tiny little baby cuttings that one and that one and also this one the rest of them are grown from leaves even that gorgeous whatever your name is at the back there agarwood and there used to be a bigger agarwood there but then it rotted but the rest of it are just leaves that I chuck in it and now it's growing but isn't that gorgeous look and it's so beautiful I finally potted up my recent purchase of dark veda echeveria so I bought two plants one from one shop this one the big one which I paid like $8.50 and then the other one from a hardware store and I bought them there they were like 200 kilometers apart from where I got them but I thought it's just meant to be together so now they are planted in this pot look gorgeous pot and I put an anacamcero sunrise on the side in this rock here and isn't that gorgeous anyway guys that's all I got for this video because it sort of stopped raining now stop drizzling but I have an appointment to go to so anyway hope you enjoyed this video it's like a comparison and a little tool to show you look what I've been doing despite the rain and my sore arm I still managed to do a little bit of repotting here and there I still have a lot of things to do repotting securing also cleaning and tending and I also repotted this pulvinata that's it oh I forgot the name it is pulvinata cress crested pulvinata and this is my original label which says 30 dollars for the crested one that I bought before but this is now babies and I also done another one somewhere so anyway I am forgetting where I put things but anywho so I hope you enjoyed this video and also I got a few more here to redo or reset repot I've got my pot ready here but anyway guys that's really it I really have to go and I need another but this area now is looking gorgeous isn't it with that uh big striata and then that spotted blood romeo and also my pink vera is coming alive again they actually grow best during autumn is when they come back to life ah gorgeous