ID Succulents That Are Easy And Difficult To Grow

Hi guys, how are you? I hope you are all well. And today the video is identification of succulents. I hope you like it. If you already liked the theme, don't forget to leave your like, subscribe to the channel if you are not subscribed. Activate the bell for you to stay inside whenever we post a new video. And share this content with those who also like succulents. So let's go to our video today. The first beauty that I want to leave, that I want to identify for you. And as I always leave tips, I will also talk about whether it is easy or difficult to cultivate. Remembering that it is a succulent with a larger pot. And it is being cultivated in a small pot. When I bought this plant, it was very small. That's why I put it in this pot, it was smaller than the size of the mouth of the pot. That's why I put it. I am cultivating it in time, I have always cultivated this species in time. But I have a reservation to make. It is very important that you use a good substrate. It is not the best substrate, but a substrate that dries quickly. It doesn't matter what substrate it is. The important thing is that it does not retain moisture. Especially now, at this time of year. You can see that a baby was born spontaneously here in the caul. It is not a leaf sprout, it is a baby that was born. And guys, this succulent is very perfect. How do I know that it does not tolerate moisture? Because its leaves are very fat. So it has a water reserve in the leaves. It is a succulent that does not need us to worry so much about watering. As mine is in a very small pot, there is little substrate here. Before, at the beginning of the adaptation, it suffered a little. I had to water a little more. But now that it is already adapted, it is very difficult for it to dehydrate. I water once a week on dry days. Remembering that it is not raining here yet. In case it rains, you suspend watering. If your plant is in season. Another thing, I need to replant this beautiful one. But it is so wonderful here. And I'm waiting for this baby to grow a little more. You can see that it is very close to the substrate. And if I need to remove this substrate that is underneath. If it is very compact. I will have a lot of difficulty preserving this bud here intact. On the outside. So I'm waiting for it to grow a little more. And I'm going to replant this beauty. I love this plant. I have grown it for a long time. In arrangements with other succulents. It does very well. Remembering that if it rains a lot in your region. The ideal is that you protect it. If there is no space between the rows. Because it can take off there. By fungus. Or people. You can also do the preventive with fungicide. Echeveria Monro. It is a plant of very easy cultivation. Wonderful. And she is in this can that is a cutie. This can here. It was not me who painted. My dream is to have this talent. To make a painting like this. It is a work of a professional craftsman. I already told you about her. It's Fabi. Fabiane. She has a profile on Instagram. Fabi Succulents. If anyone wants to buy the cans. My Monro is beautiful. She went through an adaptation process. I did her decapitation. Because the roots were not able to hydrate the plant. And I had to decapitate. Now she is super good. It has already grown a lot. It's not so colorful. Because as I had to cut the root. I needed to water a little more. But people. She is already starting to take color. This succulent is very easy to grow. It is a succulent that does not need so much water. Once a week is enough for this plant. If your region. If it is a drier climate. If you are getting a lot of sun in it. Observe. We are picking up the leaves below. If you see that they are dehydrating. You can water more. Just do this. You can see that it does not bend. It is a sign that she is well. That she is very hydrated. The next one I want to share. The identification with you. This beautiful one. Which is an Agavoide. Echeveria agavoide. Agavoide. Flora or Floridite. She has both names. Look at the coloration of this plant. This succulent here. It has a much larger pot. Like the moss. Look how beautiful. It is bigger than the moss. It is a plant that gives babies. Nocaule. And it grows a lot. It has this wonderful coloration. It is an Agavoide. So we have to be careful. With excess water. But it is a very quiet succulent. To cultivate. She did very well here. Remembering that not yet. She did not pass the fire test. I do not know if I will leave. In the rainy season. I have to observe. If she will feel. Because Agavoide does not tolerate flooding. And the next beauty. I want to show you. It is this Sedum. Wonderful. Think of an easy plant to cultivate. Very, very quiet. It did not go through the rainy season. But I believe. That it is very quiet. Its shape. It looks a lot like Sedum. In the Balmerian. Adolphe. It looks a lot like his shape. I'm looking here. There's a bug here. It's dead. It is a succulent. That has an incredible coloration. Pulled to the side of brown. Very brownish. It is very big. It is a succulent. Very resistant to time. Tolerates. Remembering that we have to adapt. To the sun. Putting the succulent in time. Without making the adaptation. When I bought. It was three or four chickens. And it is very generous. In the budding. Let me show you. The amount it is. It's coming up. You can see. Because there is a lot of sun. I'm recording at 9 am. And the sun is very hot. Let me pass here. For you to see. This was all spontaneous budding. These babies. That are here. Everything was spontaneous budding. And look at the size of this plant. It is a succulent. If we have patience. Because of course. We have to wait for the plant to grow. Let me tell you. The date it arrived here. It's been two months. That this succulent is here with me. So we don't have to wait long. Because I bought very small rosettes. And they developed a lot here. They liked my climate here. It is a wonderful succulent. It pays off a lot. It sprouts by leaf. Very fast. I've already made a few rosettes. And it gives a lot of floral ash. Now is the time. For them to flower. How cute. And I removed. I've already cut some floral ashes. And I removed all the leaves. To make a rosette. And it already has a bud. Let me make a correction. With you. In a video of identification. One of the last videos I posted. I said the name of this succulent. Wrong. I don't know why I called it Lilliped. Lilliped is a eunuch. Which is this one. This is a wonderful eunuch. This one is Echeveria. I'll get the sign here. For you to see. Little Lily. Write. Little Lily. So it's not Lilliped. I don't know why Cargas d'Agua. I said that. We get confused. It's a lot of names. I showed it. I even portrayed myself. That a person left it for me. In the comments. I treated it. It's all dead. Just because it got stuck here. The person left it for me. That I had said the wrong name. I thank you. This exchange of experience is very good. Because we are not susceptible to error. Of course we change the names. At the time of speaking. Or even confuse. Or even buy the plant with the wrong identification. It happens a lot. And I'm very happy. This exchange of experience. Which is the richest. The most important thing I think. To have this channel. This exchange of experience with you. I want to share a beauty with you. It's a succulent. Very different. I don't see it being sold. It's Keveria Mondragoriana. This plant. I bought from Monica Succulentas. It's not Monica Succulentas Isia. It's another Monica. She buys succulents. For sale. She buys from the brightness of the sun. She bought this succulent. It's too beautiful. Look what a beautiful thing. Wonderful. She is very perfect. I've never seen her for sale. And I couldn't make her change until today. It's not that easy to grow. It's a plant. That gives the eye. If we don't keep an eye on it. It is very sensitive to pests. Very sensitive to fungus. If you grow directly in the rain. It's a more delicate plant. But she is very wonderful. And she has a beautiful color. I want to share. My Purple Pink. I showed it to you. It was so ugly. I received it. And it funged the cauliflower. I didn't notice. It tried to root. That part of the cauliflower. It happens too much. I cut it. And I did the replant again. To root again. Now yes. She has already settled in the substrate. She has already been able to hydrate. So when we see that the succulent. It's not hydrating. It may be that it has no roots. Or the roots are not able. To capture the water. That we give to the plant. So it's not just watering. Sometimes we water and water. And it doesn't work. So unfortunately you need to decapitate. It's something we don't like to do. But sometimes it is necessary. To save the little plant. I came here to my ICU. In the place where I do the changes. Where I put the succulents. That are sick. I want to share with you. Two succulents. I want to take the opportunity to share. Their identification. I forgot. One of the last videos I did. Of purchases. That video came out. Today. This video will come out on Monday. It was the last video. That was posted on the channel. Two succulents are missing. To show. What is this beauty here. That I bought without roots. I didn't show it. Because I put it. Separated from the others. It has already rooted. What a beautiful plant. It arrived on the 9th of this month. It was without roots. It's already rooted. It's fixed here. What a beautiful thing. Echeveria Only One. What a wonderful plant. When I saw this plant. I fell in love. It is very beautiful. It is a little variegated. What a wonderful plant. I bought another. It was a dream come true. I bought this cute. How I wanted. This Cotiledum. Flanagani Variegata. Wonderful. What a beautiful color of this plant. I also bought it without roots. Very small. It was a cut. It was R$ 45. But I really wanted this plant. And I had the opportunity to buy. As it is an expensive plant. Variegata. I bought this little one. And I hope to be lucky. I bought it without roots. So I'm still waiting to root. To start hydrating. Look what a beautiful thing. What a wonderful plant. And I also have. The normal Flanagani. Without Variegata. That I found in a flower garden. By chance. But I still have to replant. Until today I did not replant. This is the Flanagani. I think it's the Elk Hornis. I think it is. I have to wait for it to grow. It's looking like the Elk Hornis. A subscriber asked me to show. This plant here. Which is Echeveria lulu. I have to reduce the size of the pot. This happens. Sometimes we plant succulents. And it defines the pot. And that's what happened with this one. For me it was not an easy plant. No. At least this plant that I bought. It's been a while since I've had it. And it was not prolific with me. I replanted this year. In May. And by the way. It did not develop. On the contrary. It dried a lot. I'm going to have to reduce the size of the pot. I'm going to put it in a new pot. Lulu. I'll leave it on the screen. I'm in doubt if it's Echeveria or Graptoveria. I'll leave it on the screen for you. This succulent is beautiful. Very prolific. From what I see from the collectors. It's a plant that gives a lot of baby. But this one here. The rule is an exception. It's a succulent that had a setback. Here in my cultivation. And the next beauty. It's Echeveria rosulares. Think of a beautiful plant. This plant has a wonderful coloration. Enchanted with this succulent. This was one of the plants. That I received a load. It was in the box for 11 days. It was a colony. I bought it like this. And it felt a lot. I was unhappy. To put it in a place. I thought it wouldn't burn. Because it was in my garden. It was still in the winter. And in addition to being fragilized. It burned. Because when the plant is fragilized. It burns very easily. The process was long. To recover this succulent here. Beautiful, beautiful. I'm considering for now. Of easy cultivation. Very resistant. You can see that the leaves are very hard. Very thick. At first I needed to hydrate it more. But now. Very, very quiet. You can receive water. Once a week. Quietly. Remembering that it is protected. The substrate takes longer to dry. If the plant is in time. Then you do the tip. That I told you. It's a touch on the bottom leaves. If it's starting to dehydrate. Then you water. Echeveria. Bambeds. I am simply. In love. With Bambeds. She is beautiful. She has a very yellow eye. This is not variegation. We have a face of chlorosis. For those who do not know. What is chlorosis? There is a video I made. Just talking about it. Chlorosis is a mutation. That the plant suffers. We think it has become variegated. But you can see. That at certain times of the year. That this happens. It is not variegation. It is chlorosis. This plant here for me. It is a succulent of difficult cultivation. It is a succulent that does not tolerate. Flooding. She fungi out of nowhere. I had a huge one. Wonderful people. She was bigger than this pot 11. Full of baby. Who has been with me since the beginning of the channel. Must remember her. And today she is a cisco. Smaller than these here. Because she fungi. I neglected the replant. It is a succulent that fungi a lot. Who does not like a lot of water. They are succulents that we have to replant annually. We can not neglect the substrate. It has to be a richer substrate. In nutrients. And drier. A substrate that dries quickly. And no chance of me cultivating. This is my experience. It may be your experience. And be different. Remembering that my climate is very hot. The heat favors a lot. For the rotting of kale. Sometimes the succulent. It can be cultivated in the rain. It is not even the excess water. That harms. But it is this junction. Of excess water. With excess heat. It makes the succulent. Fungi. Faster. There are people who can. Cultivate this beauty here in time. I do not have the courage. I almost lost. I did not lose the plant. But I lost the beauty it was. Because it was a very beautiful plant. These I bought on the plug. And I'm patient. For them to grow. And as soon as they grow more. I will replant. For now they will stay here. Because this pot. It is the pot number 11. The pot number 11. It is that violet pot. It has 11 centimeters of mouth. Keveria Wingshawii. People. What a wonderful plant. It is this. It looks a lot like the Keveria Morani. The coloration. The shape. It's beautiful. I already bought three heads. I do not know if. It was definitely leaf sprouting. Because of the way the plant is. Look how beautiful. Wonderful. I do not know if it changes. Spontaneously. But it seems to be. Very easy to cultivate. It has not given me work. With pests. So far. Very quiet. Very easy to cultivate. Remembering that. I grow it in a protected place. Share with you. The scandal that is. This little vase. With my variegated prolific. Look how beautiful. She is pink. People. This plant is very beautiful. It is easy to grow. Just like the normal prolific. It is a plant. Very wonderful. Very prolific. Very easy to grow. I have no experience with her in time. But I was watching a video. From Professor Rutinha. And she grows it in time. And only because she grows it in time. It is more rustified. Its shape is different. Its variegation is not so pronounced. We can not see so easily. The variegation. Of a plant that is variegated. Being cultivated in time. It ends up losing a little. With the excess of sun. Look how cute. I think this plant is very beautiful. Very prolific. And very wonderful. Look at the succulent. That is sweeping here in my garden. This beauty here. Which is the Tinker Bell. The Tinker Bell is a succulent. That forms beautiful colonies. Easy to grow. It is a wonderful plant. Remembering. That this succulent. It is marketed as Echeveria. But. Its flower. It is Graptoveria. But it is known. As Echeveria Tinker Bell. So. I can not speak. But. From my experience. With succulents. It looks much more like a Graptoveria. Than an Echeveria. It is a beautiful succulent. It is also here in my garden. It does not like a lot of water. No. But here. I cultivate it under protection. I can. Control the water. It is very beautiful. It is very wonderful. Look at this beautiful vase. It is in a pot of 15 liters. I want to share this beauty. Because when it arrived here. I did not know the identification. And I found out later. Look at the coloration of this plant. It is getting. It is very colorful in winter. The leaves below. They are very orange. It is a beautiful succulent. It is a Pacheveria. Pacheveria Blue Tongue. It is a wonderful plant. Very prolific. It changes spontaneously. And it is very easy to grow. Think of a beautiful plant. It pays a lot. You have in your collection. I bought this succulent. With Márcio de Garça. Márcia from Jardim da Márcia. She indicates him a lot. I bought this succulent with him. It was very cheap. At the time I bought it. She is without identification. He lost her identification. But this is the identification of the plant. She is beautiful. It has very fat leaves. So you do not need to worry. And with excess water. Once a week. It is enough for this succulent. The next one I want to identify. And it's the last one. Of today's video. Look at this beauty. The most beautiful thing. Look at this can. This can is very old. And this plant. It has been in this vase for a long time. Let me see. I bought it in 2023. It's time for me to do the replant. Crystata. She does not like. She does not like to stay more than two years. In the same vase. In an instant she starts to define. Look at the color of this plant. Any Crystata. For me it is difficult to grow. They are plants. Here in my climate. They are very sensitive. They are plants that are suitable. For a more pleasant climate. A fresher place. That you have in your garden. Because they suffer a lot from heat. Let me show you the other side. Let's see if I can. As it is in the form of Crystata. Look how beautiful. It is very old. It has been in this vase for two years. And I already bought it. I think I already bought it. And replanted here. It's a beautiful plant. Look. Wonderful. I love Crystata. And I really wanted to have her. But I'm not very lucky with Crystata. I avoid replanting Crystata. Especially cutting. It is a challenge to root. It is very easy to do. I'm staying here. I hope you liked it. From today's video. This is the Echeveria Parvati. Look how beautiful. Another gift for you. It has a floral stem. This plant has an incredible coloration. It looks a lot like Echeveria Hauber. I think both are the same. I don't have Echeveria Hauber. So I can't compare. I hope you enjoyed the video. I'll wait for you in the next video. Be well. Be with God.