Succulents That Need To Be Stimulated To Multiply/Super Powerful Growing Tips

Hello everyone how are you all doing And in today's video I'll be talking about those juicy ones at need to be encouraged to multiply Those little plants people we need ervene so they release the babies I'm Professor Rutinha and you're watching Professor Rutinha's channel Succulents And if you've already loved the video's theme please subscribe to the channel and leave your like like and turn on the bell Every week I'll be sharing tons and tons of tips on cultivatio with succulent flavors I also ask that you click the ripar button located next to the comments Just drag it to the side and place your markers and YouTube will understand the video is relevant to share with more people So folks we've got those little plants tha People don't even have to do anything—when you look the cradle's already full of babies Like it is here you know Here's my portulaca moloquiniensis Just look at how beautiful it is folks After I switched it over She was in a small pot so I transferred her to a larger one and brought here where I've been growing her in partial shade She truly grew and developed greatly When I was with her in the half-shadow She was much more contained hardly growing at all Of course she was also in a smaller pot but she was piled up with tiny shell fragments Ever since I brought here everything has changed She started flore Check out her bloom—so adorably cute So today I'm sharing this with you a few little plants that are the opposite of this right We need to encourage them to grow may multiply So the little plants I'm going to show you today are the ones that The plants I have the most trouble growing and propagating here in my garden Here I have a succulent plant This is a plant I need to be very careful with when watering I have to take very good care of the place where I grow it if it gets too little sunlight it will weaken and become stunted The little pillow's already in place on the tiny trunk and before you know it it's already snoring If we give it too much sun it'll It's also a tricky little plant really one I struggle with quite a bit just as I struggle to nurture her I also struggle to be present spreading Looks like a little sprout is coming up right here on the side folks Not sure if it's a sprout or if it's Maybe it would be a flower but it's a plant I grow with greater care She's new here in the garden I had another one before but unfortunately it didn't work out Let's see if this one does So it's a plant that's also quite difficult for me to propagate Of course she could just let the little shoots grow on the small stem or we could try stimulating them instead leaves But just like Mom here is hard to propagate these little leaves are too So It's really a little plant I take great care of here and it's a plant I cherish deeply I have more difficulty with both cultivation and multiplication And for those who are registered here at now we have the community the people our community The community is no longer just for and yes to everyone who's subscribed to this channel Just go ahead and access the share your plant ask your question post photos of your garden—we’d love to see it discover your garden We'll love to know which plant is your favorite which little plant you're most fond of which one did you find hardest and which little plant did you try a tip on that actually worked So go ahead and share ps here for us too that we'll love So everyone is invited to join in the e channel's community Profirrutinha and its succulents because this community is now Wow And if you're not subscribed yet go ahead and subscribe to receive lots of notifications from many videos with plenty of cultivation tips as well as guidance on posting and engaging actively Join us in this wonderful community—everyone is welcome to be a part of it A Albert Beines a Graptoveria Albert Beines is also a very beautiful plant just look at this Amazing but it's a plant that takes time for me to see it producing little ones this one here For example I've had her for about seven or eight months now and she still hasn't let go It's a plant that I I also have to pay close attention to the place where I grow it too little sunlight will cause problems It gets plenty of sun too so it's currently in a small can just a little can The leaves from Albert Beines—they already sprout nicely they release the young shoots well The problem is Even so you're keeping her alive right I have a lot of trouble with her because she's got that there She's a plant that's very sensitive to moisture just like Titubanza Titubanza here for me is Also let me show you—there's the Titubanza right ahead let me get over here Here it is showing you the Titubanza Right here the same Titubanza—I even have the Titubanza It's easy to propagate her if I remove these small leaves here they'll sprout immediately but the problem is folks— 's truly about bringing this plant to life So I always have Titubanza but never the matrix always They're new wobbles For example here I put her in this tiny little can I cut the can On top I reduce it and leave it here Here it's doing well—it's already one of the little rosettes I have A little while longer like this so let's keep going to see if it holds The same applies People are that with Titubanza making cuttings is easy enough but the real challenge comes afterward in keeping them alive she's a plant that really is like if you don't give her the right conditions and if the The climate has been very humid so you need to be careful not to overwater It's the same here in this little greenhouse They're doing great so I hope it keeps going well I really hope they stay on this path They're beautiful aren't they guys They're two incredibly beautiful plants The Diamond States well this plant here means a lot to me to To get those little changes I had to go through the whole decapitation process and let me tell you doing the decapitation was no joke I had to summon a lot of courage she was so beautiful I'd grown her before and lost her so maybe that's it you know when we have a negative experience suddenly we struggle up to certain procedures we need to follow like the Albertines I mentioned to you earlier right definitely if I do the decapitation there I'll get cuttings from the little stem but for now Not yet I'll wait—right now I'm just hanging out enjoying the summer and maybe in the fall I'll do it just like I did here on my Diamond States which now has this little bump right here packed w little ones but real people—I hope these little ones thrive because they're experiencing such rapid growth there Slow really slow so I gave it a heavy boost here fertilized it well you know I'm leaving these little ones in the greenhouse and I'm hoping at least one or two of them will survive right The people are already going to be really happy—there are several here you see—so it was a plant I had to I waited for it to move but people kept coming out and it just stayed like that—just a few people not getting anywhere you know They weren't progressing so I mustered the courage cut the cord and let's see what happens now Yeah it's going forward if they'really gonna make it see how small they are Let's stay positive here let's keep enriching this soil so they can thrive so they stay cute Echeveria Lemon Line guys I already have this plant here quite a b It's a plant that has seasons when it's incredibly beautiful and seasons when only Jesus can help it Then I realize it's a plant that she prefers more than half shade so too much sun is not good for it It won't turn out well—she'll get burned won't develop properly won't look good and too much water will hurt her too People she ends up with lots of black eyes so it's a plant that will look very beautiful in autumn winter in autumn and winter this plant looks very beautiful but in summer it tends to well you know like this I had to protect her more because she doesn't like heat or strong sunlight as I was cultivating She's out there in front by my garden on the house's overhang on that little red shelf I have Just outside the house and now I've decided to bring her in here—I truly believe this was a very wise choice She was tightly closed with the lower leaves looking quite wilted a few slightly burned And look here folks of course I changed the substrate too—it's a brand-new one isn't it beautiful She's here and she's never let go of the baby—people she's never once given me a baby to hold here No tronquinho he's already a bit longer you know—unless suddenly nothing shows up that is now when it arrives In the fall I'm thinking about cutting her hair too you know It's fall now so how should I style her I know In autumn she thrives beautifully becoming even more attractive so suddenly I just end up doing it you know procedure so I can have those little changes with this beauty—she's so lovely right Let me just sharing with you all here folks I got two little cuttings from the night lady—check them out they're already Hey look at these little treats aren't they adorable Check this out so cool just look at this isn't it awesome right means it's already taken root nicely and firmly you know it's starting to sprout little side leaves so that means And that worked out perfectly with this beauty isn't it It's a bloom a flower I've always wanted really a plant I always wanted to have in my garden and a dear friend here made my dream come true and people We also have another new thing here on the channel—the channel shop where we post a few things leave some tips on supplies growing mediums pots fungicides insecticides and rooting hormones what we use here in the garden so you know gardening tips some gardening products that the People also go there you know so if you feel like it drop by for a quick look doesn't cost anything you're under no obligation to purchase anything— you'll only buy if you choose to If you'd like to have it it's just a suggestion—something we're bringing back for you People always ask me which products I use here in my garden so here are a few products I use here so if you'd like to check them out feel free to join in another It's a wonderful beautiful easy-to-grow plant that's always stunning year-round simply amazing old and bulky but so far nothing's changed with this little guy—I guess I'm gonna have to encourage it pruning it then another one that I'll hold off on for now—I'll wait until autumn to see how it goes carrying out this decapitation Ah Ruth why don't you do the pruning in summer The suckers won't Are they more active in summer People for me here some species just stay most go into hibernation dormancy as my succulents do they thrive particularly well in spring and autumn They stop growing in winter and summer so I avoid touching them—only really mess with them when necessary In the worst case if needed she's got some aerial roots over there see suddenly you know I don't know or it's from the plant itself or sometimes we just need to take a quick look at the substrate to see if there's anything Something's off with the roots right Because we know there are plants where it's natural to have them like this aerial roots and others release aerial roots when the root down below does so The substrate needs help Another gem here the Beverly fountain plant is also a plant Well I've had plenty of time already but no babies yet so here's a plant we've got It needs to be either stimulated or cut but here cutting here—unfortunately she's too tight I see it so I guess it's pretty hard or maybe removing the little leaves right when you do it Replant then gently remove a few small leaves from the bottom—I'm not sure if I can do this here they're very delicate Little ones you have to be very careful gently moving from one side to the other Yeah be very careful here—this plant is quite stiff really hard almost like plastic Hey check this out—so when you'removing the leaf you gotta be careful right In this case here I think we should take the little note put it right here next to the pot keep it here so we can see it That's her little sapling since I only have her and a few saplings for now we've already been there for over a year and even so ow she didn't let go perhaps some plants are just slower they take longer than one No way not for another two or three years before the little ones start sprouting who knows we'll just wait and see have it Patience who knows maybe someday she'll give us a little baby she's so beautiful Equeveria Cetosa diminuta is another one I've had for many years it looks wonderful in autumn and winter She looks so pretty but babies who are good at swimming start floating over there on their little bottoms—look there but it doesn't come out of that there you see so maybe it would be a plant that in the fall I should o perform the decapitation stimulate with the decapitation in order to obtain cuttings there—today I'm showing you for you folks plants I struggle with here in my garden suddenly some plants tha I'll be showing and talking you have much more ease there don't you than here sometimes wha what's really needed is proper handling right it's about us doing it the right way having the courage to do so you know do some maintenance tasks which sometimes we don’t feel like doing even though we’ve already had others experiences that weren’t all that great but if we don’t try we’ll never know if we can make it wor No then we'll have to try to see if we can manage so this will be another one as well at'll stay on the list of beheadings for autumn so let's stimulate this right now with a fertilization she needs and wait until then to perform this decapitation on this beauty A haybow is another little plant so if you're looking to get some cuttings the proper method is decapitation right The leaves sprout up there but they don't take hold they grow slowly and sometimes we manage to get by like that but with great difficulty you're already doing the decapitation there so you'll end up with cuttings like that but with this lovely piece it's even easier and its peak is in winter right In summer it doesn't look quite as good Beautiful she loses her colors in winter no—during winter she becomes tricolor absolutely stunning gorgeous just the way we like it and I think this one of mine will too—by autumn I believe it will being there at the pruning spot there'll be plenty of little plants in the fall right but it's also because it's autumn it's the right time of year for us to be doing this kind of maintenance on some plants it's the time when they're fully growing and the sun is no longer as intense Right the days are getting a bit cooler so they're growing faster right In fact they respond more quickly to the interventions or maintenance we carry out As they are then here's the Echeveria Hebel another beauty with very slow growth Here in my garden you see to get seedlings we need to do some kind of maintenance My Echeveria nodulosa is the same she's already getting leggy—just look at how tiny her stem has become ere she's got a little baby over there but it's extremely underweight so this is truly a plant that I need the haircut I'm not waiting for autumn—I'm cutting it now no hesitation The logo is ready right now I'll do it immediately—I'll give some solid stimulation right here on the substrate I'll leave it like that Rooting it here in a shaded covered spot and let's see if it works— I've waited long enough already It's no use she's got a little baby there but it's terribly underweight so we'll do this instead decapitation this procedure to see if we can get some cuttings from this beauty there right I think she's really beautiful even though it's a plant you can easily find the price is great right but we'd really love to make a few changes here in the garden wouldn't we if only we could make our little changes multiply here in the garden look at how lovely so I'll just No you're cutting it right I'm not waiting around for autumn to come with this one—I'm doing it now I'm going to do it you know Be a little braver and just cut it already—hey let me show you this little stump right here my citrus variegata mandala—this plant here means a lot to me I've had quite a bit of trouble with it It's a plant that looks nice I don't know I'm not sure how your cultivation practices are there I'd love for you all to leave a comment with your citrus mandala that's the one right here This one here has a little trumpet shape and I also have this one right here yes it's this plant right here Here's the Rosetta—much neater for you to see this one and this group of people is a variegated plant the top part here completely rotted I removed everything cut it off and threw it away Of course she was caught in the rain it poured heavily but she wasn't in a covered area either developing when I brought here to the present she ended up looking just a bit more beautiful and then the rain came you know the rain came and everything fell apart all over again so now I'm going to Get her out of here I'll put her back in a safe spot give her a little fertilizer right here substrate and let's see if these little ones here will thrive right Let's see how it turns out Stay so here's the citrus mandala the variegata—I haven't quite got the cultivation right yet let's see if from now on with these new little ones we get it right already the mandala citrus or the Momoca normal she's a spectacle a hit right here in my garden it's amazing truly amazing It's a plant that thrives very well there—I don't need to prune it or do anything to separate small shoots Here it wasn't necessary either—those were spontaneous shoots she produced many spontaneous shoots as you can see which is a plant there that spreads quite easily just like the other one but the hard part is Keep her around I haven't hit it yet but maybe from now on I will Guys check this out e cotyledon's little flower here is so adorable look at this what a sweet little thing isn't it Sweet right So here not that he needs to because he's already letting go look there's a little sprout over there there's but another little sprout here so it's already starting to release these little sprouts spontaneously but if you acampodar look at this what a beautiful thing so if you stimulate it it'll get even better this That spot right here is where I cut it placed it over there and now it's blooming over there—I'm not sure but I don't think it'll come back blooming here too it's central blooming hey let's keep watching suddenly I'll cut right in the middle o see if it blooms again so I thought I'd share this beautiful flowering with you It's a golden yellow very beautiful truly beautiful—now the pendens cotyledon let me show you Here for you he's a little red right These are the little red bells and people wonder how this one This cotyledon bloomed this year it bloomed abundantly and these little flowers here are already all dried up No but they last a long time—look I think it stayed blooming there for almost a month It's worth it isn't it The flowering here of the cotyledon pendens is already a nice reddish hue and here at the Soft gold a super fluffy shade look at how adorable it is so here's another tip For those of you on maintenance we're exploring this and we're filling up the small vessels faster now With these beauties who here doesn't know the lovely rose This plant is truly stunning isn't it Just look at this but it's a plant I don't have much success propagating I was just looking here at the er little stump unfortunately has nothing there no little baby plant so it's just a plant I have You'll have to intervene right here I'll pull out a few little leaves let's see if they sprout She sprouts but there's a difficulty with the sprouting process—it's not that easy I've tried before on other occasions and Yeah when we pull it out we've got to be careful—there are a few little leaves we need to watch out for Keep an eye on it—there are little slips you toss into that little shelf and before you know it they're all scattered brotadas and other types require extra caution especially the one where you're going to place ype of substrate you need to be watching closely especially when they start to release raisins and you're spraying water everything else right they require a bit more effort maybe a lovely rose here she's got me too maybe I'll have to encourage little sprouts with her doing beheading but I'll wait for that one some I'll do right away the ones I mentioned earlier You know what I'll take a chance and do it—this one's harder for you to find it's about finding seedlings Well then I'll just wait there for autumn to come around when I'll be doing the decapitation—until then right now I'm waiting I'll just take a few leaves I'll gather a few leaves and by autumn we'll be doing e decapitation stimulation to get those little beauties right there So my darlings I hope I hope you enjoyed the video—I brought some little plants here that I have trouble with making cuttings we need courage don't we to be doing some maintenance like this ecessary so that we can encourage sprouting so that we can foster seedlings a few seedlings that are genuinely a bit slower in growth which we have a A bit more difficulty in growing whether due to the climate or the location where we cultivate So I send a big hug to everyone and may you all be blessed by God this beauty this wonderful gift of nature folks