15 Small, Compact Succulents 🌺, Forming Smaller Rosettes #succulents

Hi guys, how are you? I hope so. Welcome to another video to see some beauties. Today I'm going to show you some smaller succulents. Some compact succulents that behave a little smaller. Because there are succulents that grow a lot. For example, this is a compact succulent that grows a lot. It's in a very large 15-cup vase. And here are some smaller ones. And they grow, but they don't get so big. Even though they are compact. So I'm going to show you some that are smaller today. I only picked about 15 to show you. But there are several, okay? So let's make a video there. Not so long, showing about 15. And in another video I want to show you the ones that grow a lot. Because I have a lot here. Very large, compact succulents. And I want to show you. So if you like this theme, let's watch the video. Stay with me. And thank you very much for your company. And you who are arriving now, be very welcome. Let's go there then. So guys, let's start the video. I want to show you some succulents today. They grow, but they stay small. It's not a succulent that grows exaggeratedly. They get very big. Because there are compact succulents that get very big. Not like a gibbiflora, right? But they get big. But we also have these compacts that get smaller. So I'm going to show you some that I have here for you. I hope you like it, okay? Let's start with this beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. I'm in love. What a beautiful succulent. When I bought it, it was very small. But very small. A coin of one real. And now it has grown. Look at that. What a beautiful thing. It is full of prunes. If you touch it, it already spots. Look at that. It has very fat leaves. And it forms colonies. What a beautiful thing. I don't know if you can see the details of this plant in the video. But it's very beautiful. This prune and these spots that form on the leaf. These edges. What a cute thing, guys. Look at that. I'm in love. I'm still in love. Very beautiful. This is Star No. I don't know if I'm pronouncing it right. But I'll leave it on the screen. The name of these more difficult ones. Maybe I'll leave it on the screen for you. For you to suddenly feel like putting it on the wish list. Who knows, for next year. Then you already know the name of the plant. Look how beautiful, guys. I'm finding it super easy to grow. So far it hasn't given me a few months. With me it has already grown a little. I believe it will be of small size. It will not be that succulent that is gigantic. And what a beautiful thing. It is a new succulent on the market. It is not a succulent that has been on the market for a long time. It is a succulent of these newer, rarer and very beautiful. Okay, guys. This is the first of today. Look, guys. Another cutie. Look at that. What a beautiful thing. This one is Amethyst Red. It also forms colonies and has very thick leaves. But when it is very stressed, it takes a coloring and becomes all pink. The most beautiful thing. Really pink. But here it was raining for 3 or 4 days. And I left this bench open because the substrate was very dry. It needed water. So I left it there for about 3 days. And it is not getting so pink now in the spring. It got more pink in the winter. When it was winter, when the temperatures were lower, it got very pink. It is the most beautiful thing. But it was not so full of sprouts. Now it is full of sprouts in there. So it is very easy to grow. It is prolific. And very easy to grow. Wonderful. And when the temperatures are low in the winter, it gets very pink. Let's see now if it is a stress for it, if it will stay too. But it is growing. It is very easy to grow. Another cutie. This one here. Deringberg. It forms these rosettes. It is very compact. And it does not grow. It is compact, but it stays with the rosettes. It forms colonies. And it is not such a big rosette. Compared to other compacts, it is very big. So it is one of the compacts that gets smaller, forms colonies. Very cute. Look at the tips. How cute. I am growing here on the bench too. It does not like excessive rain. Look how beautiful, people. What a beautiful thing. We fall in love. A lot of beauty. And it is being easy to grow too. It is in this little pot here. This is a 15-liter pot. It is very full. Sprouts are coming in there. More sprouts there. I do not know if you are focusing. So, in a little while, this pot will already be small for it. Very cute too. This succulent and easy to grow. Deringberg. This beautiful one here too, people. Look what a beautiful thing. This is a variegata. This is the Tinkerbell variegata. This one is a rosette, much older already. And there are coming the sprouts. There are coming sprouts there. Still small. And look at the color, people. What a cute thing. It is also a rosette that gives very compact. The Tinkerbell. There is the green, right? And there is this one here, which is the variegatinha. Look how cute. So, it gives some very compact rosettes. Small pot too. And it takes a long time. I'm finding here in my crop. It takes a long time to get to this size here. It takes a long time. At least here. I'm sharing my experience, okay, people? It may be that in other crops, right? In other substrates. Then, suddenly, it may be different. But in mine here, it takes a long time. And it's a small pot like this. So, it's no use wanting it to fill a vase. If it's a very big succulent. I think it's a small pot and it takes a long time. But it's very cute, right? One of those little ones that we love. Wonderful. Tinkerbell. Look, people. This other cute one here is the Roman. Look what a beautiful color it has. The Roman also forms colonies. Very compact. If it gets a lot of sun. And it has this wonderful color. I had a very large colony there. That I was deforestation. It's here, look. I was deforestationing the little vase. Look, can you see it? They're not even rooted yet, look. And... To do... It was a very full colony. I took it down. I even showed it to you, look. Here on the channel. And... And it's super easy to grow. And here she is in the pot alone, look. What a beautiful thing. I think her coloring is beautiful. And I think she's not too big either. She is a small succulent. Beautiful of the little ones. That we love. Roman. This one is the Moonstone. The same. This one is the real one. Right? Which is... It has a different format. There are some similar to it. Here is the Blue-Ace. I forgot the name of the other one. Which is... I think it's the... Brutini Caulion is the name. And this one is the Moonstone. They are very similar. But the Moonstone is... It forms... It's like another little egg. That's why I say, right? Moonstone Ovifero. Look how beautiful, guys. It has a lot of pruina. And it's not too big either. It has these very fat leaves. And it's very big. Even mine here, look. What a beautiful thing. And it doesn't give a very big size. It's one of the compact ones that gets small too. And beautiful, look. It has a lot of pruina. And in this one, you have to be careful with the rake. Because the leaves are very fat. There's a lot of water inside. And it's not good to stay in time, right? Because it stains. And it also has a lot of water in the leaves. It can melt in time. So, this one I grow on the window sill. I brought it here to record. It's the most beautiful thing. This cutie here is the Pig Nose. It's also a new succulent on the market. Look at this. It's very similar to the Pink Trumpet. Look how cute. We also make the little trumpets there. And make the pink one there on the tips. How cute. This one is also a succulent that doesn't give so big. More of a small size. Very beautiful. I'm finding it super easy to grow. Look at the cutest thing. Very cute. Pig Nose. This one is the Lovely Rose. Guys, look how cute it is. It's on our knee here. I'm growing this one in time. It's here in this corner being grown in time. And it's doing well here. It already has a very large trunk inside. Can you see it? But it's very compact. It lost some of the lower leaves. But on top it has very compact rosettes. And very large. And this one has already become reverse. These ones are more closed. It's very big. But it's not a succulent that will give so big. It's a small size. The Lovely Rose forms the buttons. Except for the reverse. The reverse of the big one. This one that became reverse. But the ones that are closed give the buttons. Very beautiful. After it becomes reverse, it grows a little more. But the buttons... Look how beautiful this vase is. I'm growing it here in time. And it's doing well here. It's very beautiful. Let me show you the face of the lovely rose. It's very beautiful too. On the side there are some Lettuce in this vase. Look how cute it is. Lettuce is also a succulent of a small size. Very prolific. It gives a lot. We buy some buds and fill vases. In this arrangement it is a little more green. Look how it gives buds. Here it is more stressed. I'll show you. You've seen it, right? I have a lot of Lettuce here in the garden. It is a little more green and prolific. Here it is in flowering. Look how it has flowering. It gives these white flowers. It's full. Look. Soon I think I'll have to move this... Actually it was a basket. But the basket doesn't show up anymore. There are so many. Look at this, guys. The most beautiful thing. But here they are in the rain, right? Rain and sun. It gets a lot of rain and they are very green. There's another pot over there. Look how full it is. A lot of Lettuce around here. Look, guys. Here I have some more pink lovelies. That I'm growing too. Look. As the rosettes are very compact. It's being grown in this corner here. But it's not that big either. They are small. This other chubby here, guys. It's crazy. Look how cute. It's also a new succulent. It's being sold now in the market. It's getting the pink tips over there. It's sprouting in there. I don't know if you can see it. So it forms colonies. Look how beautiful it is. Look. I think you can see it. It's sprouting. So it forms colonies. Look how cute it is. And it's also very small. It forms colonies. But the rosettes are very compact and very small. The more stressed it is, the more pink it gives. Very cute. This chubby here is the purple stone. It's also a new succulent on the market. And it has a very burgundy color in the middle. This one is not so stressed. As I said, I opened the greenhouse here. I let it get some three days of rain. But usually when it rains a lot, I close it. But I let it get it because it was very dry. I lost a little bit of coloration. Look how cute it is. It even fell on the floor. I'll have to see if it didn't hurt it. Look there. It hurt this leaf there. It fell on the floor. Can you see it? You have to pass it. You have to keep an eye on it. Otherwise, it will give fungus. Look how cute it is, people. What a cute thing. Look. So its bud looks like a burgundy. More than this one. It's not at the peak of its coloration. But it looks very beautiful. And it's also very small. This one is the podig. My podig is still very small. But it gives small rosettes. But I think it's very slow, people. And I bought it a few months ago. It didn't work. Then I bought it back. I didn't have success in the cultivation. And then I bought the rosettes back. Now it looks like it's rooted. And it looks like it's coming now. But I only have these three rosettes here. I think it's beautiful. The more sun, the more compact it gets, right? And now these buds are coming here. I hope they look very beautiful. The more compact, the more closed they get. Mine is not at the peak, right? Because it's very young here. The other one I lost. So let's see this one. But it's also a succulent podig. Small and very beautiful. Cute, right, people? I hope I'm lucky here in the cultivation with it now. This one is also a podig. Small podig. It's very compact. It also gives buds. As time goes by, it gives buds. Look, people. The leaves are very close to each other. It's very compact. For those who don't know what compact is, it's the leaves very close to each other. They get very compact. And when the leaves are far from each other, then the plant is stretched. And small podig is that they get smaller. And big podig is that they grow more. Sometimes you want the plant to have a small podig and you want it to stay in a 15 pot, sometimes it won't stay, right? They are too small podigs and we think it's not growing. And in fact, it's a small podig succulent. And there are the compact ones. Look, these are compact succulents. Look how they get bigger. They have a pod of podig. And as they get very big, you see? They are very compact. Look, the leaves are close to each other. And they are big podigs. They can grow a lot. But they don't get as big as a podig. But they grow a lot. These here that I'm showing you are all in a pod of podig, see? So what I'm showing you today are the compact small podigs. This one, folks, is the Jadeita. It also gives small rosettes. This one is a little bigger, but it doesn't get too big. It gives several rosettes, forms columns, releases these little branches that turn all soft. Do you see this little branch here? I can cut it, put it in the ground and turn it into another small podig and it will form other columns. And that's how we cultivate the Jadeita. And when it is well stressed, it gets this more reddish color. Usually it gets more beautiful when it's winter. Then it gets this more beautiful color. The most beautiful thing is the Jadeita. Look, how beautiful. Here is a small podig, it's loose up there because I took it off before because I want to plant it in another small podig. Look how beautiful. And it's also easy to cultivate. It gives a lot of dry leaves, it dries a lot of leaves underneath, and it doesn't like to be touched. From my experience here, you have to put it there and leave it, you know? You have to touch it all the time, it kind of goes astray. You have to take it, make a small podig, leave it still there, put it in a place where it likes and cultivate it. If it doesn't start to move a lot, it doesn't like it very much. I'm going to close the video here with this arrangement, with this beautiful phrase. And show you here, I have a lot of succulents and they are very small, smaller than normal. Because they don't have space to grow. So when we plant a succulent in a very small pot, it doesn't give space for it to grow. Even if it is a succulent that grows, it ends up not growing much either. Because it doesn't have space. Because it is limited there, the roots have no way to develop. It is limited in that space there. So this also makes the succulent compact and tiny. Like an orange, it has little space. And if we give it a bigger pot, it can develop the roots more, even if it is a small pod succulent, and grow a little further than its original size. Look how cute, what a little thing. So I hope you enjoyed the video. A kiss, stay with God, here in peace, and until the next video. Bye Bye