New succulents from seeds #repique #transplant #rescue

Ninth video in this Succulent Marathon yes gardeners we're just about to finish This challenge In today's video we'rescuing some seedlings from the seedbeds we've been working on A few months back I'm Dani Aparicio and we're at Jardineando Jardineros What do you say we get started right away So gardeners let's dive into another delicious experience as you've just heard We're going to rescue those seedlings we've been nurturing from seed for a while now I think I told them a few months ago I'm not lying—gardeners I think it's been over a year and a half now These small seedlings went through one hardship after another just as they were beginning to grow Germinating they were tiny succulents and we had to leave the space where they were adapted to develop What happened to that Well some gardeners died not just some ey died in large numbers because the space remember had poor sun exposure approximately five months Gardeners found this made seedling production extremely difficult I tried doing all I could to salvage as much as possible but sometimes the efforts They were in vain Yet despite all those circumstances the most warlike ones emerged victorious Go ahead and these are the ones we have here—just gardeners as they're just getting started We’ll have to relocate once more to adapt to space but this time Thank goodness we moved to our lovely villa So little gardeners I think we Those little plants those succulents deserve a new space—they deserve to be transplanted and We're going to do that work So let's keep going my little gardeners with this marathon succulent It's practically the ninth one and we're almost done with this challenge we set for ourselves Ten consecutive videos so gardening has been quite laborious and hectic us but as always I tell them with quite a great satisfaction In the end Each day I see the work I notice how the succulents look better and better how the spaces They look more organized and that gives me the satisfaction of continuing to work as gardeners So now you know we're focusing on sectors that need us most We're working with succulents that urgently need repotting relocating and so on and so forth And Having observed each of these small garden areas we will now restore them seedlings that we began cultivating some time ago have proven quite challenging for them because they had two relocations—the first when they were still very small shoots And that place we took them to really had a strong impact on them Remember that house was a place that didn't have good sun exposure for about five months so that's why Gardeners well once they've adjusted what do you think gardeners Once again we We have to move but this time to our own place to our lovely villa So gardeners they They have responded positively in this space I believe it's time to rescue them Look where We had located them in this part of the garden Not all of them survived There's one or two still lingering there Well holding on to life with everything they've got I think little gardeners we're going to have to do something about it em We'll place them in new pots with fresh soil and position them in a new location Better lit for them to thrive We're already here so let's begin this journey oday Look how perfectly the planters are arranged No no Definitely not The trays we bought at one of the Muna and Tika editions are quite functional They help us greatly with transplanting rooting succulents and in this case making cuttings Where and how did we get it Well we obtained it through gardeners with Suku Esther Thus It's called the venture I'm saying it again Suku Esther from our esteemed Esthercita Gardeners she ships throughout Peru Whatever quantity you'd like I don't know one two ten twenty fifty one hundred two hundred she ships gardeners Obviously the Prices will vary depending on quantity—smaller amounts are less favorable for gardeners while larger quantities work better for them maybe being a group and ordering together results in a fairly large batch that ends up being more economical for them We think We asked for 30 or 50 trays between two people and it turned out quite convenient so Gardeners take advantage of Suku Esther These trays are highly practical A good number have already come in planters about fifty-four or so that we have here for the transplanting So I think I'll leave this here for a bit or maybe over here Hope the gardeners don't take it because that's where Paki and Antares are Look here I think we'll go with this one Look at poor little gardeners Honestly sometimes I see this and feel a bit guilty about everything they had Look for instance this one was already flipped over Who did that Who do you think gardeners Paki and Antares I think I'm bringing a small tray to organize everything and create the rhythm Look gardeners we already have it Here's the little tray I've already taken out a few and in this way it's just like this—take a look for example No this is a flower There are many We'd already done this one as a little flourish We're not going to move much s root system is to avoid stressing each of these little plants any further I was telling them that we'd already at was done earlier the rattle Dani but why didn't they react positively The thing is at gardeners as I tell you the instant we sound the alarm we must immediately be changing back here again so the plants already adapted had A rather abrupt shock to this space unprepared for such a jolt Oh gardeners if only you knew when although I did share it with them when we moved everything was piled up the The house wasn't finished Oh no gardeners succulents everywhere and worst of all that It's the rainy season Many of the succulents got soaked like these little ones Look at this little gem—those colors the gardeners What beauty I can't even remember now which ones are which what seeds they are well all we're going to do is see how they develop and examine their characteristics How nice gardeners Some of them are already quite large This one for example is already a good root system Let's check this one Wow this one has definitely taken root well so we're in good shape Covering it Okay I think that’s all Anyway a thorough check No nothing else remains Gardeners Okay let's move on to another tray We also have plenty here Most of them are agaves Remember little gardeners that I absolutely love the subject of agaves I adore propagating agaves from seed We've already been doing this activity for quite some time several years now If you ask me around there And tell me Dani but where are those agavoides So many so many that you've propagated and shared In experiences Gardeners remember we didn't have the space I couldn't keep them all The seedbeds so we offered and sold many of them and it helped us out ank you so much gardeners you helped us tremendously with some expenses we had especially during the move the care and creation of gardens oh gardeners it was truly an art A troublemaker and a silver faucet to regulate someone else's space Oh no now truly thank God Well we have our little spot our Villa Lindura Oh gardeners every night I see my little house Hug to my home hug every little corner of this lovely village that is ours From here gardeners so no one's getting us out and that's fine—I'm incredibly grateful gardeners truly grateful to our All-powerful Oh my God there are quite a few I said there might be around ten but no—gardeners I don’t even know how many now I pulled it out It's just that since they're so small look for example here's one super tiny one Look a small one that's barely surviving there the conditions weren't favorable for them either right So now gardeners let's give them those conditions so that they can develop And later in about two to three months some of these babies will have developed We're currently working on them we'll put them up for offer And as for the gardeners we'll only keep a few just like the Santa Arbonis because now I’m truly going to start spreading these agavoides once more seed And now let's see gardeners what comes out Look at this beauty So lovely A real gem from the agave family Very very beautiful So gardeners okay I think we should start with those so the sun doesn't damage the root system I'll take a look Look here for example this one had Rotten And many like this have rotted too Here look it says Ebony and Mexican Giant But gardeners Remember that some of us have already been through this so naturally we're already thoroughly confused I have Here are the spaces Now then gardeners I'm going to fill it with growing medium I think I need a smaller one so it fits here This shape Oh no How practical gardeners The little pots fit perfectly The stick we have is just right You can't imagine how helpful it is Gardeners working like this truly delights me I'm so delighted to have ample space The tools for working Oh gardeners What else Something I need to mention to you Here I think I'll stop because this is something truly truly important What do you all think gardeners Already We have the tickets to the Dominican Republic Thank God we managed to get them We're off to be there starting July 28 We stayed for a week And there talking with the perso We'll be there Carmen tells me reaching out to followers in the Dominican Republic If ey might want us to get together one day to share some delicious experiences so I'm going to leave it down here at the front of Carmen Martarten's place And she'll surely take care of organizing it loud gatherings It won't be long now before we're there in the Dominican Republic With that we're going to keep going I'm super excited to see these little ones react and start watching Well the characteristics that each of these little succulents has That's how it works Another thing gardeners the third edition of Valle is just around the corner too From the Hummingbirds in Arequipa White City We're also keeping our hopes high Super excited to be back in Arequipa once again So to all the gardeners well from Arequipa you know everyone is warmly invited to spend a few days succulent experience The venue as you know is new It won't be in the same space anymore e two editions It was quite small at first but has grown with gardeners and the increasing number of collectors who come to this event And so Guillermo concerned about the matter managed to secure a e place where future editions will be held so gardeners see you there out there in Arequipa We're also going to participate as a bidder so we'll be bringing along Some of our collection okay I think we'll stop here We'll do the little taps to make it Adjust the substrate I can't believe it gardeners that I'm getting the pleasure of planting each one myself One of these little ones in its individual pot Okay okay Perfect Let's start with the first one Check out this beauty You're going to grow beyond your wildest dreams my little cutie You know it well you won't believe how this little trick will blow your mind gardeners—just wait and see react And the nice thing about working with these trays is that we don't have to worry abou The irrigation We'll give them just one watering I'll cover them a bit gardeners you'll excuse me And well They'll hydrate themselves so I think we should ask Estercita for a few more Because gardeners those trays you sent us are already too small for all our plants Look at how this beauty turned out Very very pretty Let's move on to another little one I think I'm going to continue filling this out this way There's something else gardeners that I wanted to mention Last nig There was an earthquake that shook the house in a way they couldn’t imagine Paqui and Antares were playing there As if fighting he was tossing his stuffed animals around when suddenly the gardeners shook the house It seemed pretty funny to me They looked at me utterly confused about where to run but since I was right there Well they just looked at me like what do we do now No gardeners were scared a little but well it didn't amount to much in the end Look gardeners this is how it is Planting these little agave plants You'll see how they react soon—they'll respond in a 2x3 pattern This one has been positioned more effectively Those with limited root systems These are settling in better as they're easier to manage and position—gardeners find them simpler to place So we're doing that activity gardeners Poor things really how they've survived these little ones Oh no no For everything we've been through with my succulents And us gardeners too Lucky it didn’t get away Look there’s a baby here This little agave plant small one gave birth to a little baby Gardeners just look—these agave plants should already have They weren't huge at all but rather given all the difficulties we faced they somehow seemed dwarfed So I think after this they'll finally start giving it some fertilizer Oh gardeners I'm in an uncomfortable position but we're moving forward fearlessly toward success Look at how they've turned out There are many gardeners This tray is going to be way too small for us I'll try to move forward That's it we're connected now Take a look at how things turned out Oh gardeners I said well There are about ten but there's much more Look they've almost completely filled the tray up to here Up to here We have so many beautiful little agave plants gardeners They're absolutely adorable Look at some of them just look—some of them Some are quite large others not so much—say like this one here or this one A tip and a It's a very important tip gardeners when we do the repotting of the agave plants Always They must be submerged in the substrate not placed on top of it Previously I had the It seemed to be emerging from the substrate in other words the little rosette was showing up What was going on gardeners They were struggling A lot of this is planted this way tucked in a bit So that's how I do it Well the agavoidito is secure and will develop favorably Oh gardeners I'm truly so happy that despite all the difficulties went through During this period of constant moving we have thus been able to salvage this entire amount of agavoides So I think I'll set this aside for a moment here and we'll take it off These little ones are here I'm telling you gardeners—yes we haven't touched them Never We've replanted them They're in the same spot where the seeds germinated I'm going to remove them now This is so my drill can reach farther Look how these agavoides despite being gardeners They've been in the shade and they're looking really beautiful now They're already quite large I suppose Wow look at the root system Let's talk about the pre-mix I used to germinate these agaves What is premix Well gardeners it's a sterilized growing medium that they process Exactly for those purposes being quite favorable when we establish seedbeds At first it works gardeners but then it starts to tighten and no longer serves its purpose o the the little succulents So gardeners well keep that in mind when you're doing this kind of thing germination with premix I don't know what they are gardeners but they'really beautiful Look here For example this one I think they're seeds from Anoushka or Beverly because they have something similar there Right They're so pretty Here like this gardeners Like this I don't know what I'm doing there trying to fit into a small space Oh no look at this lovely garden gardeners It's absolutely beautiful There are tiny ones Also check this out—super small So look this is what happens with the premix It starts to compress and prevents those tiny ones from developing properly Then Now that we're doing the transplant Oh look here's a little one It was right here Clinging to the other to his little brother who had now become his nursemaid Then Gardeners we're going to proceed with great care There might be some buried around here Oh no What a pity Look at this one I think we did save it but I'll have to put this one aside In a small glass vial The tiniest ones in a glass vial so they can react I don’t want to lose a single one anymore gardeners Look for instance at this one—see how tightly packed it had become Another thing I've noticed with this premix gardeners is how we delay opening the toter bins where We sowed the seeds and soon the area began to fill with moss Dani why is this happening Well remember gardeners which is conut fiber So during the process of conut fiber breaking down Well it grows quite a bit of moss so no no gardeners— it has to be at the right time Opening the seedlings transplanting repotting—look at this beauty Despite them not having exposed to sunlight I can't even imagine the pigments that are going to develop gardeners—these Beauty when they start developing their new little homes—oh look at this beauty She's so beautiful So so lovely This one here What madness gardeners then Let's take a look Gardeners just see how many have died already—already quite a few Oh Gardeners honestly I see this and I think why did I even get involved in spreading this Why must they suffer so much Miren despite being completely rotten is coming back to life there Oh what beauty These little ones have definitely been super warriors—so so warrior-like gardeners It's also very pretty It has a lilac color There's some resemblance to this one uh What's its name The one I'd see from Pulidonis Well it's also been referred to that way around there A little bit of Pulidonis little gardeners Let's keep going with this I don't know what else to tell you I meant to say gardeners I don't know what else I wanted to tell them Oh right don't forget the rifa On July 13 we'll be live-streaming from my Facebook page There's something else gardeners There's one a follower of hers who lives in the United States a Bolivian woman who now lives in the United States She writes to me and says Dani I want to participate The raffle And I tell him no it's only for Peru There would be no way to send them succulents from the United States And she tells me don't worry Dani that when I go to Cusco I'll bring it I'll bring it myself Oh gardeners I heard it as if it were well I'm coming right around here and I'll take it e succulent And gardeners well he says to me how can I send you the money And I tell him Well this I think it's just a transfer since I work at the agency And they tell me no How about I give you a little AIPE Oh gardeners I'm truly surprised How on earth did that happen How does that U S IAPE app work And me IAPEO gardeners You won’t believe it but within five minutes the money was already in my account It’s incredible truly The technology we're using today right So I learned something new By the time I sell my tour packages I can tell them to issue me an IAPE Miren gardeners how is it that this little leaf was getting zancochado but there it is Resisting I'm not going touch it or if I do take it out then I'll remove it completely but there's a little rosette here y but I'm not going to mess with it If I remove these dry leaves gardeners We're going to mess with that little rosette So I'll leave it just like this exactly as it is In this tray they noticed there were already several quite large ones So I think we'll plant it in slightly larger pots How lovely gardeners isn't it That despite everything we still have a few of these after all Some succulents the result of our hard work Look there's one here too but I'm not going to take it out ose dry leaves What happens if I remove gardeners those dry leaves I'll harvest the tiny e rosette that's trying to come back to life there So we'll plant it like this Once the rosette has already Since it's getting quite large we'll remove those leaves So gardeners always be careful with great care Working tirelessly yet with boundless energy gardeners who never stop I imagine it I wake up super early do the household chores and head out right away garden to carry out the work for indeed gardeners every task I do here is always done with thought This is my home my home Sometimes I even ask myself gardeners could this be a dream I'm living We still haven't fully grasped that we're home just you and me gardeners Those who have gone through these experiences these situations I know they’ll understand me I know they’ll understand how we feel right We're going to remove the leaves because well the rosette is already here—look there's a little leaf I thought it was a baby It's just a tiny leaf gardeners just a tiny leaf Look here The rosette has rotted away It's rising again What a warrior what a warrior gardeners But we're already here for Save her This one if I don't think she'll shed the leaves gardeners I don't want to pick that little rosette apart Alright we're all done so I'll bring some larger pots for the rosettes They're already quite large while the others are tiny—let's finish this part here Stops to grab a little water it's tiring it's exhausting even if you don't believe it gardeners But as I tell you here gardeners the body grows weary while the soul finds rest Look at what we've accomplished We've already planted in each of these pots an approximate over 50 succulents most of which are agave hybrids or crosses between agaves since Gardeners this is going to be chaos when they start coming to life and taking shape They're extremely Beautiful ones There are super tiny ones little babies How lovely gardeners We were surprised by the quantity at we've reaped from the agavoide plants Speaking with Midrit about it yes it surprised us So we thought there were only about ten but no—there are far more gardeners than that And in the agave greenhouse we also have a few trays but I think we'll save that for later since the afternoon is already catching up with us Look I'll leave this here and over here I have these pots to plant these larger ones Well the camera that focuses here where we have our substrate This substrate You know gardeners it's working perfectly for us so I'll just add a little bit Grab the agavoidito and carefully fill it as I go In this way we turn and fill it substrate The goal gardeners is to avoid staining our agave-like plant Always keep this in mind and emphasizing this because gardeners I hate getting dirt on my succulents It's a Double work that's done right If we do it abruptly Look it's already sown our little agave darling Oh gardeners what a crazy cutie among succulents Alright let's move on to another one Absolutely stunning agave I don't know gardeners how they manage to pigment it Now let's get started a fairly strategic location that receives higher solar intensity They have been positioned as you've noticed beneath the platforms it doesn't get much sunlight but despite that Well they have some rather fascinating pigments How lovely gardeners Beautiful beautiful our little agave plants Okay there we have one Let's move on to another one These pots Perfects gardeners for carrying out these transplants or repottings There's the fly that's driving me crazy Yes gardeners where isn’t there a fly Let’s continue with today’s task then Gardeners What could I have dreamed last night to inspire such a lovely activity So lovely quite relaxing very satisfying gardeners Despite everything we've been through in this last year gardeners do you remember when we first arrived at this place I I made them a video showing the land and what it was like—there were so many emotions we cried so much We laughed so hard we also worried intensely—oh gardeners a whirlwind of emotions and the feelings we experience in building our little home and of course in acquiring it The land But how did everything happen so quickly Now we're here at our villa By the way gardeners last night as I was reflecting on the activities I do reading your comments there's someone I no longer feel in the experiences Félix who placed the ame to our village of beauty So what will become of Félix Félix my friend if you're watching this video friend report in because did you see gardeners the people who frequently update us It's as if I've grown accustomed to you all—you've become part of my life and whenever I notice your absence it feels like a void I'm a little worried about one of you I mean what could possibly be going on What might have happened What about later Will it be okay I don't know gardeners so many thoughts are rushing into my head right now So Félix my friend report in little buddy We really miss you So gardeners We don’t forget so we always keep every comment you leave us Always present Thank you so much for that gardeners Thank you for existing thank you for be on the other side of the screen thank you for being with us in every one of our projects Thank you so much my little gardeners Okay perfect Let's move on to the next one Here we go Remember gardeners We are not cutting root systems they are babies and need them to keep developing Moreover we have carefully removed each one Perfect we're done We're finished gardeners and we have new plants I'll try to Clean up this entire space and I'll show you how each of these beauties was made We wrapped up another day of quite quite favorable conditions Gardeners well really not at all I am profoundly grateful to our creator to the universe and to Pachamama who made it possible Well gardeners making so many agave plants thrive despite all the challenges Just look at how it is ow each of these beauties has taken root in its own designated space Very so beautiful And what I love about this tray gardeners what I love about this tray is at hydration is effortless Let's hydrate these aloe plants without fear These juicy little cuties and the water won't go to waste At this stage of growth These succulents need a lot of water so gardeners this tray is going to help us enormously Moreover it gives her peace of mind knowing she isn't constantly moving her succulents from one spot to another another one that helps us organize things more easily If I need to clean I just lift it up Only gardeners and cleaners So no no the trays are quite functional Recommended And here take a look we've planted the largest ones in slightly bigger pots You gardeners will soon start encouraging the growth after this transplant When are we going to water these succulents Well gardeners these beauties being so small We'll be watering in no more than two days gardeners I'd like to water it right now but it's better we wait Anyway we've already disturbed some of the root system threads Each of these beauties doesn't need much time gardeners When succulents are Babies are quite quite resilient very resilient So one or two days is fine ydrating these beauties And what else The location gardeners Let's make a change Remember These beauties have been hidden beneath the platforms—now they're going to take center stage So the spotlig Solar will be a bit more intense Let's see what colors these beauties are going to take on I'll be sharing this with you So my little gardeners let's pause here for now As Always endlessly and from the bottom of my heart thank each and every one of you who are with us In this challenge We'd only need one more to wrap it up perfectly I'll do my best to prepare something special To those who've just arrived I invite you to subscribe to my channel channel where I share experiences like the ones you've just seen With all this Oh No gardeners I'm about to forgetting something Before you ask me how I made the seedbeds how we matured the seeds ow we carried out the germination how we prepared the germination beds—everything I've shared Go ahead As mentioned in the previous videos gardeners Each of those videos has easily searchable titles And there it is—everything you need With all this from our lovely villa in Cusco Peru to your next adventure Bye bye