Propagation For Echeveria West Rainbow

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a problem. My chiviria west rainbow has dropped off some leaves. Not, not, yeah, we're not happy. Hello there, my name is Liz, a self-confessed succulent addict. Welcome to my channel, Growing Succulents. We had some rain and this one, I've been meaning to water this one for a few days now, but I just kept forgetting. And you can see from the top, so it got wet on the top. I have a video of a Romeo Reuben that got drizzled on or just got a little bit wet, but the roots are dry. And there's a video on that one and showing what I did to it. So, but that's a Romeo Reuben, but this time this is a chiviria west rainbow. These two west rainbow are grown from a head chop or a beheading. So it was the 30th of March last year when I chopped this off. This is the mummy west rainbow. And from this mummy west rainbow produced two, these two came from that. So this mummy, after I've taken off these two babies from that mummy, only a few months ago, it would be about three months ago when I chopped it off and another baby grew from it. This is another west rainbow baby that I just harvested yesterday because it was being attacked by aphids. So I've got this growing inside under the grow light and it's being attacked by, hello baby pea, it's being attacked by aphids. So I decided to remove it. Okay. But it's already got roots. See, look, look at that. So it can sustain itself and another new root, fresh new one showed up. So anyway, this is the best way to kill your plants. If you keep pulling it off, they're going to die. Okay. So anyway, it's a good thing. Oops. It's only happened last yesterday. So now I can still put that in there, but I can't see. Hang on. There you go. So that can still crawl its way into the wet soil because this soil is now moist, not really wet, but moist. I've moistened the soil. This one as well, I've been growing outside and so far it's still good, but I can feel that there's a softness to the leaf. Seven days ago, a week ago, I actually uploaded a video where I've taken a video of this West rainbow here and they were all happy and whatever, but the leaf were a little bit soft in the bottom. So I was actually thinking of watering it or soaking it. But anyway, I just saw this one and I have to remove this one's down before I soak this. So now hang on, get some more or else I'm going to forget again, too many things to do and not enough time to do it. I know Pedro. Now this one I'll show you. So I'll move that aside and this one now see all the leaves. Look how much leaves has fallen off. Okay. A couple of them I have to break off or remove forcibly because it's right in the bottom. So anyway, we'll take away the dried up one. So anyway, can we, oh, the other side, there you go. So you can see that. Hang on. I'll just lay this out here. Is there another one? Yep. Okay. So this is the area where the leaves got wet by the rain. Oh, there's a little bug. And those two, see it's a bit soft. Like you can see it's all wrinkled up. See the back. So I don't know if you can see, there you go. So that's all wrinkled up. So that prompted me to think of watering this and I just got around to it today, but it was a bit late because we had rain yesterday or last night. And yesterday was a bit of drizzle. And today it's raining sort of steadily, not drizzle as well, but it's sort of a steady drizzle. Anyway, those ones are gone. And that one is gone as well because it's already gonna die up. This one as well, see how it's soft on the end. See there. So that shows that this is no good. So it has absorbed water through the leaves. So that's no good. Now this one's here might have a chance of growing. So I'll keep those three because those three might still have a chance of producing. Although I'll keep this one too, just in case. Might as well keep the lot, but anyway, just let them dry up naturally because they might have a chance of producing this one. So this one now I have to soak as well together with this one. So a lot of you have asked me, I've got my succulents is growing happily and all of a sudden out of the blue, it's lost its leaves. Well, because it's dry. So on this one, I've got a moisture meter. So I'm just going to see how dry this is. So we're going to go right in the center, push that in. Look, it did not even move. Look at that. So it's really, really dry. So this is a spot where I kept my Echeveria West Rainbow. And as you can see, it's covered by all these plants because of the shelves too. So it's over here. And we had rain and it got a little bit wet. Like say this one here, this is my Graptoveria Snow Peach. So it gets a little bit of water on the leaves. And hang on, this one's here. Just checking. These ones are still dry, but they are heavy. Oh, heavy. Anything that's heavy is good because that means it's fully drenched or soaked with water. Also, my Romeo Ruben here. Look again, this one, I've watered this really well as well. So it's really heavy. So you can see it's getting wet on the leaves as well with this rain that we've had for a couple of days now. It's sort of not heavy rain. It's just sort of drizzling rain. But my Romeo here or my Echeveria Romeo Ruben is doing fine. And I am not worried about that. Now I'm going to go check my other Romeo Rubens. See, even this icy green, it's all got water pooling on the top. And I don't even worry about that because I know that's really, really, really wet. So the only concern I have is that when they are dry. So all of this here, any root rot here. So that one is still dry, but I don't really like the way that's looking there. So again, those ones, they've got water on top, but the soil is really, really dry on the surface. So I'm just going to check. Oh, it's still pretty heavy. So which means this, it might look dry on the top, but it'll be moist in the bottom. So they still have enough water for them to absorb the moisture or the water through their roots. So you don't want the succulent to go through a stage where in they're absorbing moisture through the leaves because that's what's going to make them rot. So now I'm going to, I've got two liters of water here. I know baby Pete, I've got my budgie again on my shoulder. Why do you always go where mommy go? Okay. Now this one, now I'm using a soil wetter. This is a different brand. So that's why just a couple of brands that I use, whatever is on special. So you just pour it. Oops. Ooh, that's a bit too much. Okay. But that's not a problem. I'm just going to add a little bit more water. There you go. So that is a lot of water. Now, anyway, I'm just going to see, look, this is the level of the water. That's about one to three inches deep. Now I'm going to put my babies over here. So baby soak, drink, drink up and hang on. I'm going to get my, there you go. Have a drink. See, look, bubbles, bubbles showing up. It means it's really dry. You poor thing. You've been thirsty. So thirsty succulents will die on you. There you go. That is really, really thirsty. This plant, I had to look online. They're about, I think $138 Australian at the moment here in Australia. And for a small plant, this is actually probably $150 worth. Okay. Each plant now. Okay. That's absorbing. Well, it's getting heavy. So now I'm going to leave that there overnight and this one as well. I'm going to water this baby here, but this one I'm going to need to use my baster. This is like a turkey baster because I can't, I don't really want to get the leaves wet, but I do want it to soak. So little bit of window on the side there, bottom leaves to dry out to get wet. That's fine. So see the, um, my soil wetter. There you go. So this is also seaweed base and compost base, compost and seaweed. It says see liquid compost and seaweed. So now I'm going to leave this here overnight and I'll show you a fully rooted, uh, fully root rotted succulent tomorrow. No, I'm not. I'm just kidding. I'll leave this there to soak up. I'll see if it needs more. Poor thing. Okay. It doesn't need any more, but anyway, I'm still going to leave there to soak that way. All the leaves will plump up. And because I am earmarking, well, the two of them now I'm going to have to head chop them and produce more babies. So I'm just wiping all my wet area here and that's it. So show you, I'll see you back again tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. Am I going to have succulents tomorrow? I don't know. Will I have succulents tomorrow still? Yes. Oh, this one too. I might as well let you drink. Okay. So you are going to kill your succulents more by overwatering. So I just rephrase that. So frequent watering is what kills the succulent, not heavy watering. So this is heavy watering. So that's the difference between frequent watering. It's just like a little bit here. I'll put 10 meals today and tomorrow, another 10 meals and another 10 meals and the succulent will rot and die. There you go. I'll see you tomorrow. This is now 24 hours later. We're going to go see how plump they are. Yes. Nice and plump. Excellent. Look at that. Little bouncy, bouncy, bouncy, bouncy. But this one has got a little bit of rotting on the edge there. So I'm going to take that off. Ooh, did you have some mealybug? That's one of the reasons as well. It's got a little mealybug. That's why. See, that one's no good already. And we'll just inspect to see if there's any more. So that one is bouncy, bouncy. Everything is bouncy, bouncy. See, that one got hit the corner as well, a little bit, but dry leaf. Okay. There you go. And since that bottom one is also affected, but it's all nice and bouncy as well, but that one's got a mark. So I'm best just putting that away and removing that too. Okay. This one is still good. That could still grow a baby. Even that other one, that one is sort of, oh, I think that's already on its way out. See, but that's it. The rest of the gang, nice and healthy. So I'm going to drain it out. I know baby pee. We drain it. And this one now, let me check you. Oh, look at that. Nice and plump. Yes, Pedro. Okay. So, okay. I'm taking this one out now. Ah, beautiful. Look at that. Look at that baby pee. Okay. We'll put you over here and drain all of these ones out. And that one we put for safekeeping. Yeah. And those ones we throw away.