Rare Variegated Succulents Plant Haul | Unboxing Ah Succulents

Good morning my lovelies. It is morning because it's quarter to three o'clock in the morning. I'm just uploading videos, well edited videos the whole night and I'm still uploading so I thought I might as well do a plant haul for you. So this plant haul came from AH Succulents on Facebook and this is probably I think the second time I bought from her. So the first time before was a few items only because she mainly sells a lot of variegated succulents and so this time I am after a specific succulent. I almost bought 10 of them at another online seller because I really wanted to find out how this plant grows. Hello there my name is Liz, a self-confessed succulent addict. Welcome to my channel Growing Succulents. So the plant in question is called Echeveria Beyonce Rainbow and I had three of them before and two of them actually reverted into a standard Heart's Delight and I've got one that's struggling and it's still colored up but it's just so small so I am not one to give up easily. So unless I find out the cause or why it sort of reverts itself back to non-variegated, I am not going to rest. In doing so, I had been on the lookout for this plant. I was almost going to buy 10 of them because there's another seller online that sells them for only a pack of 10 for worth that $12 a plant but you have to buy 10 of them. So I thought I can't really afford to buy 10 of them but instead all I really need is three of them to do my growing experiment and so when this came up I said it's a sign so I might as well buy the rest of the gang. So here we go let's go find out what I've got. So standard, I'm going to lay them all out here. I'm not even going to look at them. Hang on, I think that's one of the Beyonce. I think I'm just going to say it now. That's almost there, there and there. Gift! There's a gift! The gift of love! So anyway, Amanda, thank you so much for the gift and a standard issue I always like to open the gift first and so always curious for the gift. Look at me, I'm just tearing it up. Oh hang on, it's just a gift. I better make sure that this is a gift because the gift she gave me, oh look, is a flapjack. Thank you! Oh my darling! This is my husband's favorite plant and of course I've been after this one for a long time. So now I'm just going to get straight to it because apart from the Beyonce, which I'm going to open sort of next to after this one, is because she also was selling one of these variegated flapjack. So look at that, beautiful. So this one is a gorgeous variegation, look at that. So that was her gift. Oh thank you so much Amanda! So it is a sign from up above. My darling, see you want this one. So that's my husband, that's what I call my husband because I also bought a flapjack. So now I've got two flapjacks, so I'm so happy. Okay, we'll put you here, one flapjack. Now this one is a different variegation to that one. Oh my goodness, so exciting, ready. All of a sudden I'm awake. So now, so it's a cutting. So and then now I've got two flapjacks, I've got two flapjacks. So now I can put this in one pot and they can go flapjack with each other. I'm so happy. So every time I see this plan, I'm all choked up again, I'm doing it Elvis. So it would remind me of my husband. So there you go, well you got your flapjack or should I say I got your flapjack and I'm sure you've got something to do with this because I have been after that flapjack for a while. So now the next one is of course Beyonce as promised. I was going to continue with a one, a two and a three. Now I'm not even sure if this is one of them, but I just found something again. Another gift. Thank you. And another gift. Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. I mean, okay, fine. She doesn't really know who I am. So I think the last time I bought something from her, she gifted me with, oh my goodness. Oh, you didn't see this gift. Look at that. Oh, there's a tweezer. Oh my goodness. And this is like a very heavy duty tweezer. Look at this. Oh wow. It's very sturdy, look short and sweet. Oh, thank you. Thank you, Amanda. But it wasn't that, I didn't buy that much. So now I think since I bought a lot this time, because there's so many plants that I just can't forgo, I have to get it because or else I'm going to be kicking myself because it's such good value for money. And so I can't help myself. So I thought I have to do it for you, my lovelies, so that you can have something different to look at and find out whether you should buy it or not or grow it or not. Oh, look. Oh, how gorgeous is that? Look how beautiful. You are beautiful. Look how beautiful that is. I don't know what you are, but anyway. So there you go. So one gift. Oh my goodness. And then this other one now, this other gift, my heart's racing. It's three o'clock now, I'm wide awake. So I'm not going to go to bed until six o'clock or seven o'clock now again. Oh, that looks like one of my favorite plants, red. So this one, a little bit, I think, on the tender side. So I have to remove that one and that one. So this plant now is, look, isn't it gorgeous? A beautiful color. So it's one of those Romeo hybrids, which is just so gorgeous. Thank you so much, Amanda. Oh, Mandy. I'm going to start. When you give me some free plants. Oh, Mandy. And I thank you away. Oh, Mandy. Oh my goodness. Okay, now we're going to continue with the Beyonce. Let's see what they look like. I am beyond comprehension here. So one. So this one, I bought three cuttings and you're not going to believe how much I paid for it. Yes. Only very, very cheap, very cheap. Now this one, I think, there you go. So this one's got roots. So I bought one with roots. It's rooted, but look how beautiful that is. Gorgeous. Gorgeous. Okay. So I really love the plant, but I just wish it would not revert to non variegated. So that's what I'm trying to, uh, what do you call this? Acetone. And this one's got bumps already. Can you see the bumps? See, look at that. It's full of bumps. Very bumpy. Every, just about every single leaf has got a bump. So I think I only have one that has a bump and the other two was just sort of beautiful coloration. So maybe it has something to do with the bump for them to stay variegated. Who knows? But anyway, I'll put this one here. Rainbow. First up. So that one I paid a little bit more expensive. I think these other ones are Beyonce rainbow cuttings. Okay. When she said to me, well, basically, so I bought three cuttings and she showed me a photo of the other two, which apparently she's supposed to cut it, but she decided to just give me the whole plant. So now this one's also got bumps. So that one is a cutting for $12. And of course, look, it's got a bump. Isn't that beautiful? But look at the colors. Oh my goodness. I am so in love with you, Beyonce. All the single ladies, all the single ladies. I'm so in love with you, Beyonce. Okay. Now rainbow cutting. Now this one's supposed to be a cutting as well, which is not a cutting anymore. I think that's what it is anyway. And then it's not. Yes, it is. So she didn't put a label anymore. So there you go. Oh, so now I pay $24 for these two plants with roots. Look at that. Oh, I am touched. Oh, thank you so much. I really, really appreciate it. I can't thank you enough, Amanda. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So now I can actually put them in one pot. Can I? Look, a one, two, three, and then the other one I can separate so it can have a life of its own. So now I've got four Beyonce. It's beyond my belief. I'm beyond amazing, Beyonce. Okay. You can go there. There you go. I'm so happy. See, I'm easy to please. Just give me a bit of succulents and I'm sold. Now, next. Now, who loves gemstones? I certainly do. I am rock mad. I'm a rock hound. Uh-huh. Why do I keep doing Elvis lately? I don't know. Don't know what it is. So this one is called Echeverria Black Jade. So what does Black Jade look like? Would you like to know? I certainly would. Now, this thing is so gorgeous. I can't help it, but it's so beautiful. Look, I would say I have to claim this one. When I have to think about something, I sort of try and justify, is it worth me buying it or not? Should I buy it or not? So I don't count this as for you. This is for me now. So this is my indulgence, basically. So I really want to find out what this looks like when it grows up because of the beautiful name. So Black Jade. Who likes Black Jade? So actually I bought some Black Jade on the weekend as well. Has something to do with gemstones, I think, this month for me. So anywho, the next one now is... This one is a standard Cubic Frost. It was very cheap. So I thought there's something I saw on the corner of one of the leaves. So maybe I'm mistaken, but I don't have any more variegated Cubic Frost. I've got a couple that I'm growing that are... Oh well, has a promise of becoming a variegated one. So any Cubic Frost that are variegated or look like it's going to variegate or reverted or go back from being variegated, something like that, I would like to have. I'm trying to inspect it now if I could see it. Yes, it is. There, there it is, there it is. So my eyes is not deceiving me, even from the photo. Can you see that? So there's actually two leaves. So that leaf there and that one. So you see that there? So this is or was a variegated Echeveria or grown from a variegated Echeveria. So that is one plant and this one, no variegation, but I could see a little bit. Oh, is that wrinkly? That's just wrinkly. And see, I like taking chances on something that isn't there and become something later on. That is more exciting. I think that's part of the hunt. The hunter in me is calling out into the wild and saying, go forth and find, seek and ye shall find. There you go. Ask and you shall be given. There you go. So that one now. So for a little cluster, that would be so nice if this one in the corner here would variegate into full blown. I would be very, very, very happy. I have to change it all around because I was standing and my back's killing me. So my poor old aching back. Now the next one is called Echeveria esp. These ones are the chippies. But me being curious and all, you know, I always like to see something beyond what is. So this one, when I saw it, I thought, you look like something I know. It looks very similar to a variegated plant called Echeveria bony. But I'm not sure whether it is actually bony. So I need to grow this and find out basically. But look at all the flicky thing. It was just, I don't know how I can just put it there and then I can just do close up. So anyway, so it is such a bony plant as well. It's so cute. The little tips and it's just so delicate. And I love it so much that I actually got two of these. So there's another one with no name. So I'm not going to. OK, I don't know where it went, but OK, not that one. Not that one. There you go. Found it. So maybe it is the same plant. Maybe not. But this one for the same price, I could not refuse. Or maybe this is actually maybe a different one because the leaves are kind of sort of bigger. So it is a different one. Ah, so I thought they're the same one, but it's not. So this one is a bony possibly. And this one is something else. So I don't know if you can see that. But anywho, it's still worth basically. It might be a Semnan as well, but it's not. It's like a cross between a Semnan and a Bendadis. That's what it looks like to me. So anywho, there's so many plants and so many hybrids that it's really becoming difficult to tell sometimes. So that's why. If in doubt, don't throw them out. Put sold on it. $6. That's only a cup of coffee. Hang on. I got itchy, itchy. Oh, the dirt. I'm getting itchy. OK, I'm a sensitive new age girl. I am very sensitive to dirt and stuff. OK, the next one. This is the next one. Once upon a time, I had one of these and it grew into the most beautiful plant ever. Anyway, so I can't even remember where I got it from or whether I bought it or someone gave it to me because that was a long time ago. And then, of course, we went forsaking for a very long time. When I came back, it was dead because it hasn't been watered for five months. So, of course, the poor thing died. So that was before when I was prospecting. And, of course, even though I'm flying solo and solo, I still will go prospecting. And of course, this one, I'm just hoping that right now it doesn't look like much, but it was so cheap that I thought, what the hay might as well get it. So this is Mariah red and green variegated. So there you go. There you go. Beautiful still, but I'm sure when it gets a bit bigger. So there's one that's variegated on the right hand side or this side, and then that one there is just normal. So I need to have a look at it to see what the normal one looks like. It's actually surprising that the last Mariah I had, it was actually frost hardy, but it can't handle not being watered. So anyway, Mariah, you can go here. So you're sort of semi, semi, semi variegated. Oh, another Echeveria espy I've got here. So I might as well put the three of them together. Okay. So that way they're all going to be happy together. So this one kind of looks like one of my, there you go. I'm just looking at it because trying to figure out what it is. So hang on, I have a look. Okay. It's sort of semi variegated as well. It's got a slight variegation, slightly variegated. So I think for $6, I think it's $6. Anyway, I can't complain. So I got to get it, got to get it, got to get it, got to get it, get it. So, okay. Which one next? I'm going to go with something big. Okay. This one is another espy special. So, but this is an Agavoides espy. What does Agavoides espy look like? We will find out. Okay. This was also cheap. I might as well get it because it's cheap. I'm a cheapskate. And okay. Ah, show me a smile. Look how beautiful that is. Can you see that? It's just Agavoides red. Look at the back of it. See that? And then the front of it. See that? So it's very, very, very, very sort of red. It's not the redness because it looks very similar to a lot of Agavoides, but it's just the way it sort of opened up like that. So maybe it could be a Martins hybrid, hybrid. So that's what it looks like to me anyway. So, but I thought it's something I haven't got. So I might as well have it. Although it looks similar to a lot of the plants that I've got, but still, I know I haven't got this. So it's a must plus. Did I forget to mention cheap? Yes, it's cheap. So I thought I might as well get it because it's cheap. So I'm a cheapskate. So who cares? So you can say, Oh, you're such a cheapskate. Well, I am. My husband, when he was alive, I love going to thrift store. I love thrifting or op shop in Australia. That's what we call it. And every time I go, when I come back, I always say, look how much money I saved you today. Of course, look at this and that and that, all of that. So I've got 10 outfits because there were $3 each for $30. See, whereas I could have went into the mall and buy one outfit for $50. There you go. So anyway, so every time we go somewhere partying and someone sort of just says, Oh, I like what you're wearing. And I'll say, yeah, save me this $3. Oh my goodness. You should see his face. He would roll his eyes and then he would call to me and say, sweetheart, stop telling people that you got this for $3. And to me, I don't care. So take it or leave it. And if you say, Oh, she buys all her clothes from the op shop. Well, piss off. I'm not interested in you. So I'm not interested in plastic people. What you see is what you get with me. So this one, now the next one, oh, that still makes me laugh because his reaction is just classic. He would just roll his eyes. Oh my goodness. He rolls his eyes. I would just like, Oh, I don't care. So any who, the next one is called Anyway, we will find out anyway. So, but I'll do a lot of zooming in, but at least you get to see the reaction on my face when I look at this plants. Oh, oh my goodness. Oh, I love it. Oh my goodness. I love it. Oh, it's so beautiful. It is beautiful. I have to gently, okay. Put all the soil in this little container here. So they don't make a mess and Oh, it's called a rose rock. And it's sort of two heads. It's like a Simon's twin hood. There you go. And for what I paid for it, I think it's still shapes. She's really cheap. Her plants are cheap. Of course there are plants that are sort of expensive that you can't avoid. I just don't buy that because I can't afford it. The ones that are worth 150 or a hundred dollars, even I stay away. But any who, the next one is hang on this one now. Ooh, who loves a Romeo? Do you, do you love a Romeo? Oh, I love a Romeo too. Are we all looking for our Romeos because I'm going to be looking for my Romeo soon as well. And it has the blessing of my dearly departed husband. If it's just up to him, he would have gotten a Romeo the next day. If I pass away. Okay. So this is the thing that when he was still alive, I said to him, I asked him a question. So say, for example, I go first before you, what would you do? Can you leave alone? How long before you find another one? Because I don't believe in saying replacement. I don't believe in that word. So it's not a replacement basically. So it's just how long it's a matter of how some people can leave alone. And there are some people that who can't leave alone. And my husband is one of those people who can't leave alone. So he will have someone, even though he doesn't care about the people because he had the girlfriend in the past before I met him. Well, before me, that is, had a girlfriend for seven years, but he kept saying they lived together for seven years, but he said, she's not my girlfriend because she's just convenient. She's got nowhere to go. And of course, I'm telling you all the story of my life now. And so he asked her to move in with him. Of course, she looks after the house and whatever, but anyway, so, but he still does what he did, but he never took her to any party. So they were known as not a couple basically. So anyway, but because my husband could not live on his own. So he said, if I had went first before him, he said, Oh, maybe a couple of weeks later, he would find someone else. And because he can't go home to an empty house. That's how he is. But for me, I said, I need some time alone for myself because it's just the way I am. So I need to sort of not get over him because I will never get over him. Okay. But, okay. I don't want to do this, but anyway, so I will never get over him. But anyway, I'm just adjusting my glasses. Okay. Okay. There's plenty of tissue here. So I'm right. But I'm not going to be needing it. So I said, I need some time to be on my own basically. And then when the right time comes, then I said to him, don't worry. I won't be lonely. I will. I'll be alone, but I won't be lonely because I, I enjoy my company, put it that way. So even when, you know, when he, it is a known fact that I enjoy my company sometimes too much because I do a lot of things. So that's why, and the things I do as well, doesn't involve other people. So other people just gets in the way. So then I can't do what I want to do because people get in the way. So in a way I'm always happy in my own company. So there you go. So now we go back to this. What is this? Bloody Romeo. That's Bloody Romeo hybrid. So there you go. That's the name. Okay. Can you see it? So there you go. So, but it's two heads. Well, it's a mummy and a baby. So I haven't got this hybrid. So I thought I might as well get this hybrid. It's just my excuse. Every time I see something cheap, I can't, I can't not say no. Plus of course I haven't got these plants, so that's why I'm getting them. Now, next one. This one I would say is a little bit pricey, but not pricey, still cheap. So this is, okay. I had one and I wasn't really happy with it because I neglected it. And then of course it died. So I'm kicking myself. But anyway, so this one is, there you go. Blue surprise, variegated. So I'm just hoping that I could zoom in on this one and you'll get to see what it looks like or else it'll just be the top of my head you're seeing there. Anyway, so we'll put you here at the front. Hang on. You can go there. Now what's next? Can you guess the next one? If I sing a song, will you be able to guess it? We had rain two days ago and it keeps falling on my head. Did you guess it? So that's what it's called. This is so cute, but I just got to have it. I just got to have it. Okay. So there you go. Are you ready? Rain drops keep falling or pouring. Oh my goodness. Can't even talk. Okay. There you go. Is it falling or pouring? Falling, is it? Rain drops keep falling on my head, just like the guy who was something, something. I don't know the lyrics, especially at 3.35 in the morning. So anyway, so variegated raindrops. It's so cute, but anyway, you will grow. They're easy to grow. The normal one anyway, but this one, I don't know. That's why I need to find out because I never had a raindrops variegated before. So am I screaming again? So I've got my microphone on my chest, but anyway. Okay. Now this one, another one. So another little foamy, foamy thing. So which means it's a delicate one. Delicate. Delicate. It's a delicate. Oh God. So my tongue is loosening up at 3.30 in the morning. So you can understand. So I'm in the twilight zone ready. So this one is called, shake, shake, shake, trying to get rid of the soil. Oh, it's a little dry. So this one, that's why I need to do this at 3.30 in the morning or three o'clock in the morning is unboxing because this one really needs soaking. So this is called, uh, Cheveria Blue Heron Silk Variegated, I think. Is that silk? Yes, it is silk variegated. So there you go. Gorgeous. Now, oops, I activated the macro. Can you believe that? Macro go. Okay. Now the price. Don't worry about the price. It will sort itself out. Now the next one. Okie dokie. Now this one, another variegated, I know you've guessed it. Yes, I am obsessed with variegated plants. I don't know why, but I just love the different colors. And of course, I think it's just my personality because my favorite gemstone as well is opal, not the black opal. I'm more the organic one. I like the bolder opal. So I don't know why I need the color of my skin, the brown skin background, and then different colors. So it just suits me to a tee. So if I were a gemstone, I would be a bolder opal. There you go. Now this one, you will love, you will love this one. Oh my goodness. The colors is just amazing. It is absolutely beautiful. Okay. Open up, open, say ah. Oh, I like this table here because I can open it up and you can't even see it. This one, I have been after this for a long time, but I could not afford the price. So I waited and waited and waited. And then finally, yay, red Phoenix. Look how beautiful it is. Oh my goodness. Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. And I can feel my voice going now as well because it's been a long day today. So red Phoenix, you can go in there at the front. I only have three more, three more to go. So this next one, this is actually the last one I put in. So I already settled myself and said, Oh, that's it. That's all I'm getting. But then this one I couldn't let pass because it's so again, why I couldn't let it pass. Why I couldn't let it pass. Why? Yes, because it's cheap, cheap, cheap. It's so cheap. So I thought, no, I better get it. So I went back and it's still available. And I almost got two because there's still another one that's available. But I thought, nah, I'll just have one because this one also has a little baby. So it's called palpitation. It gets your heart going. Peter Parra palpitation. So there you go. So my palpitation, I have one and I look at it miserably and I thought you need a company. It's looking lonely. So I thought I'm going to get this one and keep my other palpitation company. So anyway, I had to look at it, enjoy it. Hey, are you variegated? Don't tell me you're variegated. I think it's variegated. This is light orangey on one leaf. I hope it's variegated. I don't know if you can see it, but I don't know if you can see it from there. But then you never know your luck in the big city. See, you have to take a gamble. Oh my goodness. One leaf is variegated. I'm so happy. I'm even happier now. I like it when I get surprises because I thought that's a nice surprise having all these plants. I mean, buying them and then what's even more surprises like the cubic frost. So it was, I was right that that little tiny bit of variegation or variegated on the leaf that I saw wasn't the light or the camera or whatever. It was actually variegated. I'm so happy. See a true bargain hunter I am. Now this one I bought one ages ago, only one plant. Oh, sorry. I did not buy it. It was gifted to me, but it did not survive. It was struggling for a long time. I couldn't keep it going. So I thought there's something wrong with this plant, but then now it came up again. So I thought to myself, nah, I'm going to give it another chance because don't judge a book by it's cover. Should I say, don't judge a plant by just one plant. So this one is still a bargain of course, and it's got three heads. So it's called Jocelyn's Joy. Oh my God. I can't even talk anymore. So variegated plant as well. Yeah, it is variegated. So funny little thing and three heads. I like the number three. So this one should survive. I will survive now last but not the least. Now this one, another one of those wishlist plants that I had for so long. And every time it comes up, I'm just unlucky. I couldn't, well, put it this way. I'm unlucky because I can't afford it. It's always too expensive, but this time it's at a price where I can say, yep, I could swallow and say, yep, I could take that. I can afford that now. So finally I took the plunge and decided, yes, I will buy it. So the other ones before, I think when I saw this before, the first time I saw this plant was $150. That was a year and a half ago. And then I waited and then the prices went down. I saw it again, available for $75. And then I thought, no, I still can't afford it. And then it went down to 60 and then that's where it stayed. And so when I saw this one for that price, I think $40, I said, I got to have it. Okay. I'm just spreading its wings. Okay. Because it's been cooked up. So I thought you'll appreciate it more if it's like open, open sesame. It's not closed sesame. So this one is drum roll. Poisonii. This is a aeophobia. Aeophobia Poisonii. Look how beautiful she is. Oh my goodness. That is so gorgeous. Oh my goodness. Did I say it's gorgeous? It's beautiful. It's absolutely beautiful. Anyway, guys, that's the last one. Look. Oh my goodness. Look how beautiful these babies are. Don't drop. Don't drop. No matter what you do, don't drop it. Don't drop it. It is now done. I've finished putting them up. Now, first of all, a one, a two, a three, and a four. So all of them are planted in my advanced soil mix. So basically it's a more grittier mix. Like there's not too much organic matter in it. The reason being, apart from this one, because this one I want to color up basically, but this is still an agavoides hybrid. So black jade and also Bloody Romeo is also an agavoides. So I have to be careful not giving it too much organic matter. And this one I found the name. This actually Uranus Echeveria Uranus. That was a gift. Amanda Wong, thank you so much. And this one is a Romeo Ruben hybrid. That's all I could see or compare it to. And a couple of the leaves are blackening. So I'm just hoping that that's part of the process and not rotting. But I think more likely it's rotting. Anywho, Cubic Frost. I have learned that my Cubic Frost doesn't like the advanced soil mix. It actually likes a lot of organics in its soil mix so it can grow really fast and really big. And hopefully this one now it doesn't revert back to being non-variegated and will continue its variegation. So keeping everything cross. And the one at the back here, all thin leaves, I put them all in one pot. The Mariah, the Rose Rock and also Red Phoenix because I'm going to bring that inside when winter comes because they are going to suffer outside. So I might even put them under the grow light during winter, indoors that is. The other teeny weeny raindrops, Variegated and also Blue Heron together with the Blue Surprise. I hope you don't give me a surprise and die on me. So put them all in one pot and that way because the roots are still sort of small. And of course this pot is not really all that deep. It's a bit shallow. Shallow roots. So I thought I'd put them there and also they do need a lot of water as well. So that's why I put them all in one pot. My husband's flapjack variegated. This is actually, there's two types. There's Lucier and Thursiflora. But this one has perked up now after soaking it on my soil wetter or seaweed soil wetter. So I put them all in one pot because they still have time to grow during autumn. But when winter comes, they also go sleepy or dormant. And so I am going to bring them inside as well. So for now they can grow in one pot in this big pot because that will tend to grow deep roots if it has room to grow basically. Jocelyn's Joy I place in this pretty little pot. And I can't remember now what soil did I use. Yes, I used my little cactus mix soil. But this one needs to be watered a lot. It is frost hardy so it can live outside. But I'm also going to bring this inside during winter. Now the rest of the gang, I hope that palpitation will continue to palpitate. So can you see the variegated shading? So that one leaf there and then a little bit across there. So hopefully it will variegate because that is such a pretty, pretty color I think. And the rest of the gang, so that one now I still couldn't find the identity of that plant. So I named it as Amanda's Rose coming from Amanda the seller. So anyway and I put them all in this pot and they are all plants that can handle the frost basically in my experience. So I thought I'll put them all in one pot and then hopefully they will love each other and this Amanda's Rose will just grow around. And Miss Bonnie here, not Miss Bonnie, but Mr. Chris Bonnie. Well, it can be a miss. This is a pot I repotted my Morticia recently. So this is a pot that my Morticia has been growing in. So I thought I want this Chris Bonnie if it does variegate, hopefully again it will sort of just grow out and flow out. But that can still stay there for another two years even in that pot. Last but not the least, the one has caused all this mayhem which Beyonce that I swore I'll never grow again in my past video. So I'm going back to my word because I've reneged on my word because I just can't let it defeat me. I just can't believe that well two of the three Beyonce that I had before that actually two were I bought and one was a gift. And then I can't believe that they would just revert and keep reverting. So anyway, hopefully this one's will not revert on me and they will continue to grow. So I put one cutting in here and basically the two that was cuttings as well that I paid cuttings. I put them all in one pot. So now that's like a $36 pot plant, but it's just beautiful, isn't it? And planted in this blue pot, high pot, so they have room to grow. And the one that I paid, I think $20, if I remember correctly, I put it in its own separate pot and I've given it the full royal treatment. It's growing in, it will be growing in advanced soil mix basically. So a more grittier mix as you can see. Anyway, guys, that's all I've got for this video. Hope you enjoyed this plant haul as much as I enjoy sharing this with you. Anyway, thank you so much again and hopefully I'll see you on the next video. Oh yes, Poissonniere, I almost forgot. There you go, my Poissonniere living happily in my advanced soil mix. She too will be coming in with me to grow inside during winter. But for now, I have to slowly acclimate all of this, put them all in my 50% UV shade cloth area. That's the first protocol for them. And then after that I can put them in Goodbye for now and we will see these babies next time on the next video. Thank you so much for watching, guys, and I'm off to bed. So hope you're just going to wherever you're going today and I hope you have a good day. And keep smiling because the sun will always shine. Okay, thank you. Bye bye. I'm tired. I'm like high as a kite now.