Propagating Echeveria Beyonce, In A Practical And Simple Way.

How do we tell these gentlemen that I have to record, my little bees, that I have to work here at the table, that it is all invaded by mitches, cana, cana, cana. Go somewhere else, heart, go to the grass, go to the sun, donate it, donate it, go to the sun, go, go, my Donny, go to the sun. As you can see, my little bees, today we are not going to work. Hello, little bees, how are you? I hope you are very well. Today we are going to see the garden bee, how it has evolved, how the rosettes that had to be separated are going. Remember that there is a mite, I do not know exactly what it was, it ate it from the growth piece and had to make some cuts. So let's see how this little plant is going and work a little with it. Today there will not be much time to be here in the garden because we have to do the raffle in a little while. But hey, we are going to work with some of them and we are going to talk a little bit. So if you want to join me this day, this beautiful afternoon here in the garden, you are welcome. And yes, my little bees, what we have here is what could be what was left or what is left of an Echeveria Bejons. I don't know if you remember here, Echeveria Bejons, so beautiful that I showed you, right? That plant beauty. Right now it is already full here of bees that we are going to start removing. You have to try to get them out from the root. Remember that it had a small accident there, they ate it, then it had to be cut. The point is that it started to give some rosettes, I took out leaves. And the leaves, we were testing to see if they rooted. And look, they have rooted my little bees, but you don't see any intention in this little one to take out the rosette. With the pure root, the leaf does not work for us. In the end it will end up getting lost because it will not survive, there is nothing to keep. And from pure root, nothing will come out, right? So let me clean these clumps a little bit so we can see how the rest is going. Here you will see some hydrangea leaves. Notice that hydrangea is wonderfully given by bractea and by leaf, my little bees. So if you have hydrangeas and you want them, or you have them, right? As beautiful people know them and want to spread them by leaf. It is a very simple way and believe me that you will get very good results. You don't need so many care, they are not delicate leaves. Just try to keep your plant well hydrated when you are going to separate the leaves. And check, see how, unlike the beyonce leaf, it is the opposite. It brings the rosette and does not bring the root. But here we say that there is hope because when they generate the rosette, although they have not generated any root. When this is finished drying, that I can no longer give nutrients to the plant. This rosette can generate roots, my little bees. Otherwise, if they get pure root and the rosette does not come out. There, yes, for you to see, it is complicated for the plant to survive. And they are going to tell me, hey Trine, there is already a way to, let's say, encourage the plant. By not saying force, encourage the plant to take out the rosette. Well, they are opinions found in that sense, my little bees. I say no. There are those who then treat them with some, how do you say? Growth hormones to encourage that. But really, if they are going to invest in hormones, in this, in the other. First, the same as always, that here they comment on the channel. They have to learn to use them. And secondly, I say that it would not be worth it. There are more plants that are given by bractea, that are given by leaf. That we can do them like this. The beauty of leaf bractea propagation is that it is supposed to be a simple propagation. That it will not require more resources from us. So, if it is going to be requiring a more medicated leaf for it to be given. I would say that we look for another better way to reproduce that plant. Look, since we remove both the trevoles. Well, the trevoles, look at this other leaf. It is the same, it is from the bees. And see my little bees, we have the same case, pure root. Pure root, but without the intention of removing not a single leaf, not a single bud. Sometimes, sometimes, they get to have a plug here. When they have that plug in the leaf. There, yes, so you can see, what we can do is a slight cut in the plug. And it may be that the root comes out there. But in this case, I think they are going to end up losing the leaves. I'm not going to remove them, I'm going to leave them here. Because remember that hope dies last, my little bees. But even so, I do not make many illusions. Well, here there are already leaves that have already dried. That is, they did not prosper. Here is another leaf of, who knows what it will be? I do not think it will be of billions. And we have another. Ah, look, this is also, this is hydrangea. But it has the same case. Pure root. Pure root, and it has not taken out. There, I moved the camera here. The bugs, that's it. There, this that falls. Look, pure root. And it does not take out the rosette. Here we see how that strange plug. I tell you that later they get to take it out. Let's see, here I had the tweezers. To see if we can do something different. Sorry that I'm taking so long right now in the review. But it's for you to see. They will say, hey Trin, wasn't that the rosette? No, my bees, look, it was just a plug. Well, we already opened it. Let's see if in one of those, if it gives. But hey, once we clear the way. And let's see more or less what is here. Well, here we have the one that would be of Jones, my bees. And as you can see, there is the stem. I tell you that I had to make a cut. And see how it already has other rosettes. It has three. She, to see if they want to spread it. Or for example, here if it applies. If the plant is reversing. And what do we mean by reversing the plant? That is returning to its original characteristics. That is losing the caruncles. That is losing what makes us call it Beyonce. You have to apply a cut before. Before the part where you see that it is already normalizing. So that from there the new shoots come out. Still with the characteristics of the plant as such. And you are going to see right now. I'm going to bring you the results. Of the cuts that have been made to this little one. Here are my bees now. Yes, these are all the little Rainbow. Daughters of the plant that I just showed you. See, they are all cuts. But as you can see my bees. Well, they already stuck well. They are already completely rooted. Let's do the pot test. There it is. Some still do not develop the caruncles. The variegation if they have it. What is variegation? Yes, this is like the three, three, three wheat. Tigers. There it is. So these cuts already stuck. They are already rooted. In fact, this one that is here too. There it is. You see? They are well, well, well grabbed. And in fact they have a very nice color. The camera does not do much justice to the color that I am seeing live and everything. But see, this one that is bigger. This one already begins to present the caruncles. My bees. She is already a lady Rainbow made and straight. But it is a little bigger. Let's see the difference. Look at nothing else. Oh well. This is the difference between the big one and the small one. Pot of three inches. Pot of half a liter of capacity. My bees. So it's a matter of having patience. And let's hope, right? There, praying to the gods so that if they generate the caruncles. I thought, I thought that until now that I saw it in red. It was bitten by a snail that had refined all this. But it is not. Color change of the plant. Totally the color change of the leaf. Between green and pink. And here you can also see that they already have the caruncles. But it is what I tell you. The size of the plant is already a little bigger. What are we going to do with these little ones? Once you have the plants well established. That now they have already rooted. And that more or less begin to fill the pots. We have to change the shoes, my bees. For what? So that they continue to grow. And they get pretty. They continue to flourish. I tell you something that seemed like a tragedy, right? Because when I saw that plant all wrong. And that I had to cut it. It hurt me a lot because it was already very pretty. But now, see, all the lightness has come out. And we are also going to take the opportunity to cut two more. Why are we going to remove two more rosettes at once? Because if we leave them like that. First, it does not grow more. And secondly, the growth is slowed down. Because as this single stem has to give resources to the other three. Well, it's more trouble. Now they are going to tell me. Hey, Trini, wouldn't it be better to leave it there stuck and let it grow a little more? It could, my bees. Yes, it could. Here it is a matter of you deciding. And see well what you want to do. If you want to wait. Or if you want to walk desperately like me. And you want to cut it. Do you know why I'm going to separate them at once? Because it's still raining, my bees. And remember that rainwater is also an excellent rooter. So that's what I want. That they root me with rainwater. So I don't have to be fighting so much with them. And that's why I'm going to cut them at once. But if you are not in the rainy season. And you want to wait for them to grow a little more. Go ahead. You wait. But don't think they're going to generate roots here. Because see, it's just the pure stem. Pure, pure, pure stem, my bees. We are going to cut here. And it came out very easily. There was no major problem. There it is. And I also don't want them to continue stretching. Because see how the stem comes. If I keep leaving them like this, where she is. There is not much, much lighting. Because I am also taking care that the stem does not dry out. And I'm going to stop giving rosettes. Well, now there is going to be a point where she is inevitably. It's like her cycle of giving rosettes is over. And she doesn't give more. But in what she is giving, we are going to take care of it. And that is in filtered lighting, my bees. If I leave it alone. Well, this is easier to be mistreated. And see, here she has no more. It seems that here she is going to take another rosette. On this side. It's a spectacular thing. The rainbow. If you have it well. If your rainbow has no problem. But still you want to apply the cut. So that it begins to generate more rosettes. Because we already saw that by leaf. It's complicated. I would invite you to experiment. To experiment. So that you can. So that you can spread it. So that you don't have just one. But remember, this is at your risk. Then don't come to me to complain. Oh, it's your fault, the plant died. If you want to take a risk. Because you already saw the results. But if you don't have much experience. Then better not. Because if you do things with fear of my bees. Believe me. I don't know what happens there. The energy, the brain, whatever you want. Influences. And take it. Because then things don't come out so well. But if you are bees that are not afraid of success. Go ahead, cut it and let's go. I'm going to leave this little one in its place. And we get to work with the cuts. And change the shoes to the others. Let's see my bees, I'm back. I already have the pots here. Substrate for Echeveria Bellons. Notice that. I think I have already mentioned them to you. The substrate that suits you well. At least here in the climate where I am. Which is in the state of Tlaxcala. Where it is mostly humid. 50-50. They also like the bees. Remember that most of the Echeverias. They develop in substrates that have a balanced level. Not so much. So mineral. Sometimes yes. But it depends on the species. Or the genus. The type of plant. The type of Echeveria. There are some that are very stingy. For example we have already seen it with the Cante. We have seen it with the Lawi. But at least what is the Echeveria Bellons. You can put it in 1.5-1.5. And without problem. It will develop. Because if you leave it in a very mineral. The plant dehydrates. Constantly. And then my bees will not grow. And then we will be good. For those who are new. Or almost do not walk around here. Like my usual bees. What I am putting is rooter. Because it is the Echeveria Bellons. And because I want to do it. In the shortest time possible. This is the one I occupy. It is already very dirty. And although it has already expired. The truth is that it continues to serve. Remember that then the expirations. In theory they are respected. But sometimes more. They do not put them. For questions of. Normativity. Because really the chemical. Stop working in that time. Ideally. Occupy it. In what is most in force. But if you have one. And you have not finished it. Do not be afraid of success. And keep occupying it. That very surely. My bees continue to work. Only there are some chemicals. When they prepare. If they have a short life. For example. In the case of fungicide. If you prepare your solution. For example a liter of water. And stir it. And all that. And then it turns out. That they no longer used that captain. I do not know what they like. Half a liter or a little less. And you are going to say. I'm going to save it. Because the next day. I'm going to occupy it in other plants. There it will no longer serve my bees. Because the captain. Already once prepared. With the water combined. Loses its properties. Of the chemical as such. Of fungicide. One day after the preparation. Then there. It would be convenient for them. If they are going to prepare a liter. Or they are going to occupy just a little. Better just prepare half a liter. And try to occupy it. As much as possible. If not everything. So that they are not throwing. All the captain. Because at the end of the day. It is not so cheap. I'm going to put them in these pots. Of unicel. Here I already put them in the middle of the substrate. Let me shake them a little. Because here it has not stopped raining. Sprinkling and others. And obviously. The pots get dirty. If they look half ugly. They will say. Trini is the rainbow. Why don't you put it in a pot? More beautiful. Not yet my little bees. These little ones are. Earning their place here in the garden. By the way. I already have them outside. These little ones here. Not the big one. Because they saw that the stem is very cracked. And it gives me some couscous. That this stem is going to dry. Or in its defects it is going to rot. Because it does not have much to absorb. The excess moisture. Here it continues to rain every afternoon. So better. Only those that are outside. They are the ones that already have their root. And see what a beautiful root. It already has an excellent size. And we are going to make another cut. We are doing this with the purpose. That the growth does not stop. That it continues. That they advance. And in a short time. We already see a rainbow. Very huge and big. We are going to finish. To put the substrate. So that it does not stay so low. And it gets like its other companions. Now the others. It would also be convenient to put them in another pot. Same case. So that the growth continues. And they do not stop at all. They are under the shade of 50%. Most of the day. In fact, almost all day. To say it like that. It almost does not give them direct light. Remember that this type of plants. As they are varied. Sometimes they can be a little susceptible. That they burn. So while they are small. And we still do not have the lot well insured. For example, to put a test. I would tell them. If there is filtered lighting. Either from a shade mesh. Or from a. The milk plastic. It would be good for them. With that. It is more than enough light. So that they continue to grow. And do not lose the colors. Do not lose the variation. My little bees. Nothing happens to them. So without fear. Put them there. Just have a good amount of light. For all those little bees. That then suddenly. They are asking me. That their plants are stretching. What can they do? My little bees. There is no other. If their plants are stretching. They are asking for more lighting. There they are saying. I need more light. Remember that stretching. It is a consequence. That they do not have enough light. And the plant. In the eagerness. To find that lighting. That is missing. To reach it. Where it is already detecting. That there may be more light. This one has a little less root. But even so. It already has a good amount. And we are going to make a small cut. Not much. I do not want to stress them so much. But enough. So that later. They want to develop new roots. And continue to grow. I tell you. There is no other way. Then they have asked me. About the special light lamps. Of growth. But I have not tried any. They have many specifications. That. Sincerely. I do not know how to continue. I stay like the Chinese. Because I do not understand much. Of that topic. I have not started to investigate. But if you want to use them. Because definitely where they live. The light does not reach. Always ask the supplier. Always solve all your doubts with him. Tell him why you want it. That you want them for plants. Because they themselves. Except that they want to sell. And they do not care. What will happen to you. They will advise you. About which lighting. It would be the ideal. But let's say that. That would be in the best of cases. Because it can also be. That they simply fear them. And make them buy something expensive. And it does not work very well for them. That's why. Give your research to my friends. So that they do not go to them. So easy. In case you have those problems. Because I tell you. I could tell you. Look at this or that. But honestly. In what I have no experience. I do not like to lie to you. Because at the time. You are going to make an expense. Just look. But I already found. The one that was parked. In one of the neighboring pots. Refining. Having dinner. Looking at how beautiful. There in the resort. Of the plants. Very tasty. The bellons. That snail. It must be tasty. So many bellons. But hey. We are not going to get high. We have already talked about. What is the coexistence. Of the other insects. With our plants. But it's what I was telling you. It's good to have several. So that there is no problem. And if you do not have so much space. It is not so necessary. That you have many of all. Just your favorites. Those are. At least have two bees. So that if something happens with one. The other one comes in. And do not lose their plants. Today we are very quiet. I'm running today. I do not feel like running. That's why we are here. Working with bees. I do not know about you. But sometimes I wake up. With a lot of energy. And sometimes not so much. Especially when I have not slept. Very well. The age hits my bees. It is not cooked. It is something that. I do not sleep well. And the body. The body charges you. Everything charges you. If you do something. The body charges you. If you eat a snack. The body charges you. If you take a piss. The body charges you. I know you're going to tell me. Trini. You have to exercise. You have to eat well. I know my bees. But that does not mean. That one is not young. It is not so young. And by force. Somehow the body says. Go ahead. There are these two. Three. And nothing else is missing. The smallest of all. To change it to a large pot. And once. I'm not going to come here. To be changing just one. Who knows how many roots. It was the smallest. Who knows if it was going to root. But this baby wanted it. And it did root. My bees. And we can see. That it has very good roots. Look at that. Here all beautiful. And this is what I want to avoid. This. That has so much stem. But now we are not going to cut it. Because the poor thing. It has just been born. And it already rooted well. And then I'm going to do a decapitation. Because I do not like that it is so long. Well no right. And now they are going to tell me. Hey Trini. And as for irrigation. As for irrigation. It is a plant that practically accepts us. The same irrigation that we have. Well. What desire to be making a scandal. With the vast majority of our plants. They are succulent types. My bees. And I'm watering them. Well they are watering themselves. Right now with the rain. It has been daily. And it has been like this for a long time. But let's say that if we are going to be watering it. Obviously manually. Once a week. Once every 10 days. If you want. It's good for you. Unless you are in an area. Where the humidity is very very high. Well maybe. Then I water the frequency. Once every two weeks. Look at this. It looks very baby. In all this mess. All mistreated and ugly. But I tell you. They are the containers that I still occupy. My bees. Not because the shots get ugly. No no no. And more than unicell. Because you have to be taking care of this material. Not to be wasting it. And well it's done. It's done. We have one. We have two. Three. One, two, three. Four. And ready. The two big ones that were already. I'm not changing anything. Here they are. His two big sisters. And these four that we just changed. That we are going to wait. For my bees to continue to grow. Here I'm just going to fly a little bit. This trebol. Scratch it a little bit. To get the root here. And only because. This trebol is very invasive. When I see less. It already filled the whole pot. And then it already has everything full of roots. I'm just going to give it a little pinch. So that the substrate loosens a little. And also with that. Do not be wasted. Already the snail that was refining them. And that made them several marks. We already relocated it. Then. They return to their place of filtered lighting. And I hope that soon I can tell them. Look at my friends. There are already a lot of bees. And the other little ones. I'm also going to leave them where they were. So that they grab this color. This color of here. And so that they root with the rainwater. Now my bees. To finish this video. Because today we are only going to work with two plants. Because of humidity issues. That there is here. We have this. Pachyphytum oviferum. It is different from caesium. Because the leaves are much fatter. My bees. See how they look very fat. Very intense. You may notice. That this plant already has time in this pot. Because a while ago. I almost did not use the containers. Of this cream. For my plants. Because this plant. Let me tell you. It cost me a little bit of work. To paste it well. I did not want. Even the substrate was already ugly. And that's why I want to take it out. I want to see how it is. Around here. There were some calanques. It was also from a plant. That was lost at the time. And it was taking out. More buds. Now I'm going to treat them. To see if they stick well. But let's. Check the status. Or the state of this. Pachyphytum oviferum. It is a very beautiful plant. But look how badly treated it is. At the time. I did not want to paste it well. Here in the garden. Then I left it outside. I did not want to. Then I left it inside. And that's where it stuck. But it was in a very specific part. Of the greenhouse. Where it gives very good ventilation. By the way. After the bees. That have come to ask me. How can you do it. So that your pachyphytum. They get very fat from the leaves. There is a more strict control. Of irrigation my bees. That is to say. They will decrease the frequency. It will be a more spaced frequency. Between your watering. If a plant. The vast majority of your succulent plants. You water them once a week. The oviferum. And any plant of these. Let them pass a little more thirst. Watering them every two weeks. Or two and a half weeks. And you will see. How the plant little by little. It will get fat. Because it has to have a larger reserve. Because you are not watering it so often. Now let's see the case of this little one. You can see that it seems. That there he wants to bring an outbreak. The truth is that the stem. As I am perceiving it. It is not in very good condition. My bees are already like. With three legs in the hole. And one in a banana peel. So I really do not see much. The case of leaving this. This outbreak. Well this stem. Stuck to the main. That would be this. See on this side. It already starts to take root. When we start to see roots. On the other hand. This is not the area. That we consider main. That's because the plant. Apart from being anchored. On this side. Possibly something here. It is not working very well. So what we are going to do. With all the pain of my heart. I'm going to separate it. I'm going to cut exactly here. So that it also grows straight. Because see how it goes. It goes like this in L. So there would be no problem. If this was seen in good conditions. But see my bees. How it is. It already looks very dry. This part. And more I feel the texture. Of the stem as such. I do not see much. Let me take this off. Because it seems that I am doing commercial. And not true to me. They are not sponsoring me. For being occupying their containers. Now almost not. Because as I leave the plants outside. Those containers are made. They are very weak. For the conditions outside. And immediately they start to toast. And then when you grab them. They fall. This is in good condition. It is green, it is very good. We do not have a problem there. And with that root scratch. It will help the plant a lot. So what I was telling you. This type of pachyphytum. Do not water it so often. So that they get very fat. Very fat and big. As you like. As for the substrate. You can also put substrate. Here we could put a mixture. A little more mineral. Or the same of 50-50. If you are going to be applying the water punishment. And also there. They develop very well. They are not prone to edema. Notice that although they are plants. That benefits them. Do not water them so often. They are not prone to edema. Look how beautiful they get. They do not have any spots or anything. And more if they are taking care of them. What is the prune. That is, if they are placed under a cornice. Or under a milky plastic. Where nothing falls to your plant. Believe me, they get pretty beautiful. I'm going to remove this leaf. I do not think it will be seen. Because look how it is dehydrated. This is how we should not use the leaves. My bees. So dehydrated. That even the wrinkles begin to appear. It looks like a baby's little toe. That has been in water for a long time. That's how it feels. I'm going to put it in this pot. From here. Which are my unicel pots. Because it will still be of good size. Of good size. Let me bring a new substrate. Because we are not going to put that one anymore. And I'm going to put a 50-50. Ready my bees. I already filled it here with substrate. We are going to make the hole. To accommodate the plant. And it goes inside. Trying to. Hold it well. So they are not dancing. Because then also. If we do not accommodate these plants well. And they are like dancing. It does not help them much to root. And that's how my bees are going to be. Nothing to push you. Because it is my indicator. That she does not have much root yet. But look how beautiful. And the lighting that I have left. It is filtered light. But she is in the greenhouse. Under plastic. So that this remains intact. And also. In an area where it gives good ventilation. So that they do not get dirty. And well my bees. I think we are going to stop today. With these two plants. Today we are not going to take a lot. How do you say? A lot of work. Because I'm going to do the raffle. That was being done on Facebook. Everything was finally completed. So to prepare everything. Here we are going to stop. And thank you very much for having accompanied me. Right now we say goodbye well. But in the meantime. I'm going to leave this beautiful. The filtered lighting. Under the plastic. And close to the door. Where it gives good ventilation. And it grows very beautiful. For those who missed boss Tenchi. Here he is on this side. Now he has not wanted to accompany us. In the garden. Because the bosses just go to supervise us. But they do not always walk around here. Right Tenchi? Tenchi? But here he is. This little one. Sunbathing. Because he likes the sun a lot. Right Tenchi? He likes the sun a lot. This creature. This boss. He is resting. While his slave works. And it is for him to pass. To greet the bees of the garden. Say goodbye Mr. Tenchi. Say goodbye. He is being cute. See you soon my friends. Bye. And well my friends. That was what we did today. It was not much what we worked. But you know. You always have to look for the plants. Little by little we are moving forward. It is not necessary that we throw everything. In one afternoon. I hope you liked this video. Once again. Thank you for your support. Your likes. In the previous video. We reached 25,000. Little by little. You are increasing that number. Your server is very happy. And grateful to you. Because that way. You are supporting me. And being all your affection. You know. If you liked the video. Before leaving. Give me your like. Your comment. Your hype. I thank you very much. You help this humble channel. Of little plants. I hope you liked the video. Take care. See you in a next video. Bye.