Showing Some Succulents And More Tips.

Hi guys, how are you? This is Edie. Welcome to another video and today I was here doing cleaning on these succulents and I want to show you these here that are very beautiful. Look how beautiful this one is, people. This is a very beautiful aloe. It's in this wonderful colony, it's with the spots here, but I don't think it's anything serious. But there's one here that's, wow, it's wonderful, it's really beautiful. There are these orchids here that have already given many flowers. They were in a place there that wasn't getting a little sun, so I put them here to get a little better sun, but look, people. These succulents, they have a ... they are more time-consuming, right? To put the babies, okay? But this one, look, people. It's been a while since I've had it here, but it's very beautiful, full of ... That's why I don't like to take it out of place, because then it's hard to put it back. But look how wonderful, people. It was a lot there in the sun, it got the sun in the afternoon, in the morning. And look, it's very golden, but it's beautiful. Now this one, it's old here, people. It's one of the first succulents. This one, if I'm not mistaken, people, it has more of ... I'm not going to speak with accuracy, because we've been with the channel for about four years, right? That's how I made the first video, right? But this one I already had a long time ago, when I didn't even have succulents. This one was one of those purchases that we go somewhere, bring a little bit, you know? So, very beautiful, really. This one is also very beautiful. I'm not saying her name, people, because there are some that don't have a name. This one is the Etheuin, a Gasteria, right? The Gasterioloi. But the half-shadow succulents are very wonderful. Look how beautiful, it's very firm, you know? Wonderful. This one is also very old, you see? It's one of the oldest I have too. The half-shadow succulents, I believe I have them longer, some, longer than the compacts that I usually show you. The oldest ones, even this one, this Aloy here, this one, these ones here that I'm showing you, right? Some are more recent, but there's been a while since I've been here. This one is about a year and a half, two years, more or less. But there are some newer ones. This one I think I've never shown you, but look. It's very soft, right? You have to water it more, more times. There are some of these that are more of a problem, you see? I've already put some product on it, now I'm going to have to come with a brush to clean it, people. I don't take it off because these shellfish pads are already dead. I've been applying insecticide on it for a while. So you have to get the brush to clean it. But this one is very beautiful. Guys, when I bought it, I bought one like this, but then the person saw that there was no more. So I don't run out, she sent me one this size, a little bigger than this one. I think there must be a video when it arrived and I showed it to you. It's been a while. But now, I took a shellfish from here and put it in this cup. It's not that big, but it's very beautiful. It looks like it's even loose, I'll take a look to see if it's not out of the ground, right? Because if it's out of the ground, it doesn't develop, right? But look, it's so easy to take care of, people. It's such a beautiful variegata. Because it's an easy-to-care succulent, right? Even though it's a variegata. But look how cute this one is too. It looks like glass, right? I think it's too beautiful. I really like this part of the half-shadow, you know? This one was quite weakened and now it's recovering. This one is already recovering. You see? You have to water, right, people? Watering is essential. If we forget to water, when the time comes, they get really ugly. This one is also very cute. It's recovering well. I think it's wonderful, people. There are a lot of little birds here. This one too, look. The Tugida. Tugidinha. It was very brown because it was getting a little sun. Now I put it here to get a little more shade. Now they're getting better. This vase here is a variegatinha. I think it's a variegatinha. It's a bud. But you can see that there's nothing. Only if you're in the scene here. There's nothing variegata. Her variegata, which is her mother here. This one is a bud. It's pretty ugly. I'll show you. It's the ugliest bear paw here. But you see how it is? There are some variegated parts here. The normal ones are normal. It's very beautiful, right? Look at the size of the paws. There was a bigger one, even fatter. But I think it's beautiful. This bigger vase here, I think it's the oldest I have. It's always ... Sometimes it gives a ... Flutter. Then you come with a little fertilizer. Then, you know. Put a little more new substrate. And then it renews again. It's a succulent. For me, I think it's easy to take care of here. Did you see, people? I think it's easy. This one I also think it's easy to take care of. This one is Umberto Villa. This vase here has been here for a while. I made it. It was a lot of succulents that I had here. I put everything in a vase. And look how beautiful it was. It's very beautiful, right? This other succulent too. I had ... I have a friend who asked. I was almost falling here, people. I have a friend who asked What was the most expensive succulent I paid? And the most expensive succulent I paid was one of these here. It was a head, right? After I bought my first. Then I found it in another place. When I went there a lot. There in Olambra. Then I found several. And I ended up bringing it. But look. I've seen it. People say, Oh, it can't stay in the rain. What a mess. Really, she doesn't like rain much. But it's an easy succulent to take care of. At least here. I don't know if it's because I have enough now. I have enough. So you end up getting used to it. It doesn't stay up there, you know? I think the secret is not to stay up there too much. You know? Let the little bug develop. Create resistance alone, you know? And then it grows and adapts. Look at the size of this head, people. What a wonderful thing. There are two very big ones here. And these little ones. This one was glued to each other. But look. It's pretty big. To undo this little vase here. You'll have to take it all apart. But look how beautiful this vase is. This one is also very beautiful. It's an Ionium, right? Look how beautiful. This one is also very ... It's a Crassula that she ... It easily petals. When she has a little problem. But this one. This vase is already lasting a long time. Look. Look at the size of its branches. It grew a lot, people. It also takes rain, right? Here, when it rains, the little rain hits. Then they grow. And look at Babalu's little vase. How cute it is. I remember when I showed this first. This succulent for you. It was so tiny here in this little vase. And now it's big. But if you want to get a vase. You have to work hard, you see? Because it does not grow as fast. As many people say. You have to work hard, people. Do you want to have a succulent vase? There's no way. You have to work hard. This Atlantis here. I already had her head much bigger, people. Then I did. I made a pod in it once. Then the little head was small. But it's very beautiful, right? She's coming out. Flowers are coming out. I like to take it, see? I do not like to leave it. Because then the plant is ... Let go of her vitality. I take it all. Today I'm going to pass on the bench here. Showing some more succulents for you. That I'm finding very cute. This is a very old succulent. I already have here, people. I made the pod in it last year. I even showed when I made the pod. But it did not give much result. Because as I did not take good care of the nursery. So when I was doing. Then her callus that stayed there. He released sprouts, everything. But when I took the sprout. To put the sprout out. The roots. It took a while. It's a succulent that is very cute to take care of. It's easy to take care of. If you keep it there quietly. But when it comes to reproduction. I already find it a little difficult. I find it difficult because it takes a long time. To release the roots. So you know. It gets weakened. And when you're going to release water. Sometimes it gives a mellow. That's what happened there. In the ones I took out of her callus. It's hard for that. But it's very beautiful. Look at this blue. You see it's a succulent. There's nothing extraordinary. There are no orange edges. But it's such a beautiful shade. It's old blue. Look at this blue. That's her name. It's blue. This rosette was much bigger. But when I made the pod. She lost a lot of leaves. So it was small. But it was the same as it was before. It was three rosettes. And it ended up looking the same. I think it's beautiful. Here next to her. There's another one. This one came to my farm last year. But look at the amount of sprouting. She was already like this. She came in a pile. I have with me that these succulents. For you to reproduce. And for it to grow fast. You have to disassemble. If you leave it like this. It will grow these little ones. And it takes time to develop. Now when you disassemble. You put one here and another here. When you see all these bigger ones. It's going to be full of chicks again. Then you have a much faster vase. I'll show you here. This one. Which is an old succulent. Here in my yard. But it was the same. It was like this. A single rosette. Full of babies. And last year I decided to take them out of the rosette. And plant here. It took a while to root. But it's an easy succulent to grow. But then. You will see here. Look at the amount of new sprouts. That are here inside. So it's not that easy. Like many that we see. That you just put it there. And it already started to sprout. But it's a good succulent. You know. That gives pleasure to grow. Because it doesn't bring you problems. It is a succulent. That you hardly see a cocoon in it. You hardly see cocoon dots in it. Of course there are. Because there is no crop. That doesn't have these things. But then we always have to do. The maintenance. Like I said in the last video. You always have to do the maintenance right. Mine here is still a little bit. I'm doing the maintenance. Like I told you. Little by little. Because I stayed many days. Without taking care of it. So I ended up. Leaving it to be desired. In this area. But we came back here. We are already taking care. And I want to show you this other one. This one. It's a Chanel. It's also known as Paradox. It's very cute. I think she's wonderful. She's not doing just yet. What she is. Because she's all colorful around here. You are seeing the coloration. But it's still a little greenish. But it's even more pinkish. And it's beautiful. But the most impressive thing about it. It's all these sprouts. The first sprout. I planted there on the other side. I'll go to the other side. Then I'll show you. The result of it. And it's too beautiful. After this sprout. Look at the amount of sprout. It's all in it. And if you want it to grow more. You have to take it out of here. And plant separately. Because here. There's practically no space for it to stick. It's not coming out. Root or anything. There's one that has a root here. You took it out and put it in. And it grows fast. It produces quickly per leaf. I did some per leaf. But I don't even know if it's down there. Because I remember. I took some of her leaves. And I put it in the nursery. But there are some that were really. I couldn't stand it. Because the leaves. The succulents per leaf. You have to be watering. At least once or twice a week. Or whenever you need it. You need to do the watering. Because they can't stay. When they start to drop the root. They need the water. As much as the leaf. It has its water. That sustains the new bud. But you need to do this watering. But look how cute this one is. This one is probably. Shelly. I'm not sure. Because I didn't put her ID. But she looks a lot like. Shelly that I have there. That's why I don't like. To take it out. You take it out. And you end up spoiling it. Have you seen so much sprouting? She's very easy to sprout. And it's wonderful. I don't know if I showed you this one. This succulent. Was one of the succulents. That I wanted a lot. When it came out. And when I bought it. I thought it wasn't her. Because mine. You see. It was always long. But never giant. Mine was like this. When I bought it. It was a little smaller than this one. And then. I cut it. To make other changes. But I think I didn't take care of it. And I don't know where it is. If it's down there. Then. And now look at the size. How beautiful it is. It's easy to grow. This one. It's not a succulent. That gives a lot of problems. You see. It has some white dots. But I'm going to do it. In the cleaning. I'm going to need. A brush. To be able to clean. Because sometimes. It doesn't come out. And then you have to use the brush. To get the dirt out. But that's what we do. And it works. It's all right. There are several succulents here. Very cute. This one is a joker succulent. For you to have there. Because that succulent is very cute. It's kind of pale. But it has these edges. The one I talked about before. I don't know her name. That's why I didn't tell you. I forgot. Her name. But I like her a lot. She was one of the succulents. That I wanted a lot. And this one is the green one. It's easy to grow too. It's one of the graptovelias. Easiest to grow. Because really. The ones I have the most problems with. Are the graptovelias. That milky way. I think I only have there. In the nursery. I only have some buds. Because the bigger pots. I ended up leaving it there. Because you fix it. Go there and put it away. Fix it, go there and put it away. So I left it there. There's something there. In the nursery. And we'll see. If I recover something. This one is the Svalow. I believe it's also known. As chamaroc. But it's very beautiful. This one was a colony too. Like the one I showed you before. Like Frida Kahlo. And then I disassembled it. And here. I disassembled it. Here there's already a bud. Here inside. There's already a bud again. Can you see it? So if you don't do this. For you to be able to grow your crop. Because there are many people. Who are afraid. They are afraid to move. And the plants don't go much forward. Make the cut at the right time. See the week you're going to cut. To see if there won't be much rain. So it doesn't absorb. The humidity of the air. So that week it won't rain. You make the cut. Leave it there for two days. And then plant normally. After a week it starts to water. And that's it. That's how I do it. Because people say. Only water when you let go of the roots. I believe that watering helps. It gets wet. And the roots come out faster. But that's what you have to check. In your crop. Like I said last week in the video. You have to see what's good for you. Because there are cities that are really. It's more humid. If there's a lot of humidity. The succulents don't like to cut. Then you have to do it. But look at this one. It's too beautiful. Look at her callus. It was this one that I cut. I told you it was down there. But this one is already in the callus. There's more here in the callus. It's too beautiful. But there are some changes. This one that's down there. It was made by leaf. And it took a long time. It's a succulent that takes a long time. My experience with her was like this. Because I think each environment has a different experience. We see girls who reproduce succulents very quickly. It also depends on the product you use. It depends on how you are using the substrate. The amount of irrigation you do. There's always a question in the middle. Look how beautiful this one is. I don't know who it is. I'll show you. This is Bluebeard. But it's not Bluebeard. There's Bluebeard Echeveria. Here's Echeveria. But I don't think this is Echeveria. Bluebeard Echeveria is the one I showed you. This must be a Pachyphytus. I'm not sure. But it's not Echeveria. It's too fat to be Echeveria. Bluebeard Echeveria It's totally different. I showed you in the last video. This one is a colony of Luna World. This Luna World has been here for more than a year. And it already came. A new pot. It grew a little. But it wasn't much. I don't have much to say about it. It didn't develop so much. But I didn't touch it. It's developing as it wants. And there are many succulents that I want to show you. But... Look. This one is a pretty one. It's a cute one. I recommend it to you. If you like succulents. It's easy to grow. Practically I've never touched this succulent. So it's a succulent. I've already removed its leaves. And I think I've already removed its head. It's very small. It's huge down there. So it's easy to reproduce by leaves. And if you take it out it will grow very well too. Look. How beautiful it is. This one is wonderful. I don't have much to say about it. It's too beautiful. This one is also very beautiful. It's the head of my Opalina. The last time I showed it to you I didn't remember its name. But I remembered it later. This one I don't remember. I think it's... Wow, guys. This one is the Pachyphyllum saltense. Guys, when I had this succulent in the can it was a succulent that developed little. I wasn't even recognizing it. Can you believe it? Wow, it got very fat. It's very beautiful. I hadn't noticed how beautiful it was. Sometimes we put it on the camera and it forms that beautiful picture. Look at this. And we end up seeing the beauty. The beauty of the plant. Look at this. This one is Love Me. This one... We know it more as Fittical. But I've seen a girl in a video saying it's not the real Fittical. But for me it's going to be the real Fittical. Because it's very difficult to identify it as succulent. And if you get too involved with it, you end up getting kind of boring. This one, guys. Echeveria Ice Soul. It's beautiful, guys. It's because mine is not very compact. Mine is open, right? But it's compact, guys. It's wonderful. You need to look on the internet for you to see. Now this succulent here, guys. It's one of those succulents. I didn't show it to you before. Because as it was without water, it was kind of lifeless. But this week it has already woken up. It's very beautiful. And this one is one of those that stayed 20 days on the road. And when it arrived, I had to prune all of them. Remember? It's one of them, right? There's a lot of them here. And look how beautiful she is, guys. Wonderful. This one is Alze Alizarin. It's an Echeveria called Alizarin. I've never seen this succulent before. It may have another name. But it was this name that I acquired it. Let me do it here. If not, it won't work. I keep trying to remove the succulents from the place. Look, this one is dirty. This one, who is it? Purple Color. It's dirty. Do you know what I'm doing, guys? I didn't tell you, right? But I'm taking the medicine and passing it on some around here. It's a lot of succulents for us to handle. So, if we don't do it like this, they'll never be clean. Because we do it as we go. Look at this Supreme Variegata. How beautiful it is. Wonderful. So that's it. The girls asked me to show how I do the liquid of the succulents. It's just a liter of water for a glass of that 5 ml of those medicine cups. 5 ml of that one, guys. That's it. You mix it well and just rub it. I usually rub it on a day like today. Today I passed on some here that were a little ugly. Today it's very cloudy. It was cloudy all day. So I passed. And then I took the brush and I already cleaned it well on some of them. But I usually pass on the end of the day. So I also observe when I want to pass before, because I don't want to wait until the end of the day. Then I see the day that will be cloudy all day. We can't get too attached to it. But when you see that the day is midday and it's still cloudy, it won't change much, right? But look how beautiful this one is. I think this one is the Butterfly. I have one with me that is the Butterfly, guys. Because it's very similar. I don't have her ID. This is one of those that we find in nameless places, you know? And then to put the name is difficult. But I have one with me in my heart that is the old Butterfly. Very beautiful. This one too, before it was watering this week, it was sleeping well. Well closed. Now it's well awake. This one is the Word of Change. It's the Wind of Change. Beautiful, right? Wonderful, guys. So that's it. I just want to bring a little bit of our succulents for you. For you to see how they are reacting, the care. Because that's it. Succulent is that, guys. If you want to have beautiful succulents, you have to have a few succulents. To give you time. To give you time to take care. Because if you have a lot of succulents and you don't have time to take care of them, they'll get ugly. Mine were ugly, ugly, ugly. Atrophying everything here. I didn't have time to give them that talent. You know? So it was getting ugly. This vase here was wonderful, guys. This one got messy. This vase is from Fabiola. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. It was wonderful. Look how ugly it is. And the others I've been losing here. A lot, a lot. So I told you that one wasn't so beautiful. This one is Dark Ice. She was also beautiful. But she's sick too. You see? So there's not only beautiful things. There's a lot of ugly stuff. And we're trying to organize here. Fix it to look beautiful. So look how wonderful this one is. This is Solo. It's beautiful, right? It's easy to grow and also wonderful leaf propagation. It releases some side sprouts, but it's not that thing, you know? It releases a lot, no. It's slow in that sense. But if you take the leaf off and put it in the pot, it goes away. So that's it. I hope you enjoyed the video. It's already a little long and I'm staying here. Bye, bye. Stay with God. Have a good weekend. May the Lord bless your home. Bye, bye. Stay with God.