When Should I Bring In My Succulent Sedum Jelly Beans Update Vlog 69 Succulents Coffee With Lizk

Good afternoon my lovelies. This is now second cup of liquid sunshine for the day and my succulents are missing me because I have been neglecting them. How big this is. This I find doesn't go dormant. Winter, summer or fall. I'm going to sing now again. They don't seem to go dormant. They sort of just probably have a nap. A tiny little nap when it's really really hot. When temperature was above 30 degrees or something like that Celsius. But I noticed they don't really close off like this Ionium or Borium here. So this one is just opening but before they were more closed. See like that one. See how it's closed and it's just slowly opening. So we've been having colder days now and the Ionium are slowly, they are all slowly waking up. So Grenovia and Ionium are awake because it's the middle of autumn in Australia. I just had a comment in one of my videos that has purple pearl or probably PVN and something else. I think Apache magic I call it. That plant which I don't know the ID. And these are my PVN slash purple pearl slash whatever. Because this person said that that this plant here which was in that video was apparently Petrus pearl. This looks more to me like blue metal than Petrus pearl. But in saying that it is a smaller form so it doesn't get really big and it's got the white center. So it's a completely different plant again. So this is a problem with a lot of hybrids is because one plant can have so many different looks. So again this is my PVN which apparently is now Petrus pearl. And is this now this is now still PVN or I don't know I should really do a video on the different looks of Pearl Vaughan Nuremberg. Okay that's really Nuremberg hard to say. But anyway this one my Lavender Pebbles I'm contemplating in chopping its head off. Because look how pretty that is. And those babies have grown. They're quite big now and chubby chubby. I don't even want to touch it because I'm gonna ma their faces. Look remove the farina. Okay see there you go. So I don't want to really touch it. But should I chop this off? I should maybe chop that off. I'll do a video on chopping it off. But anyway okay I have a few updates what's going on in here. I saw a dark leaf. This is one of my propagated rainbow which is not showing any rainbow. But showing it looks like it's variegating. But it's not. I'm sure it's not. But anyway it's drying up. So I think it just needs watering. But white leaves like that is dying leaves. And so has that one. So I don't know maybe maybe not. But my white rose needs to be transplanted in the garden. That's well and truly acclimatized. And so has this other one here. Look at that. Is that beautiful? That is a beautiful plant. And I just came here to check on the progress of my neglected jellybeans. Anyway so this one now is my pest spray. This is actually my tropical soil mix. So my tropical soil mix. The garden soil mix. So this is like you can buy them. It says garden soil mix which is not very good. The sandy mix recycle. This is just recycled soil from other plants that I bought. I remove. I normally remove the soil. I tend to use it for my cactus. The sandy ones or the bulky ones. I put in my sandy mix or recycled sandy mix. And this is the result. And this is the premium potting mix that has four months fertilizer. And this is my master succulent soil mix. So now if I compare the whole lot of them. The master succulent soil mix seems to have more colorful. But the variegated aurora at the back is smaller and less colorful than the sandy mix or the pest free master mix. But the green one. This is the fastest growth. So overall the sandy mix for jellybeans is really good. And my master succulent soil mix is only coming second to the garden soil mix. So the jelly beans. I'm just going to slap it around. It's very strong. And then this one I'm sure. I'm even afraid to slap it around just in case it just falls off. But this one is sort of strong. They feel strong. And look at that. Very very bouncy. And this one. Oh there's lots of babies in there. So I probably don't want to touch it. But anyway. So they all have their pros and cons. So it's just up to you whether you want colorful ones. Use my master succulent soil mix. Premium potting mix. Probably I can forgo that one. I was like. Blah. No. It's insignificant. So of the lot. I would just go to extreme. Either the garden soil mix. Or for bonsai succulents. Or for bonsai jellybeans. Or the master soil mix. Which is sort of in between. And for the fastest growing one. Is the sandy soil mix for the pink. And the pest free or the tropical soil mix for the green. Focaria tuberculosis flowering. Look at this beautiful alien looking plant. Look at that. This is already a plant that I bought that I haven't even changed soil. Because I just want to. I bought this a long time ago now. It would be at least five months. And I bought it because I just want to see if I leave it. The soil that it's in. Whether it's going to grow well. And obviously as you can see it's flowering. Maybe it's a good sign that it's growing well. And everything else looks healthy anyway. My Portolacar oleracea. Look what happened to it. Because we've been having a lot of cold nights. A lot of the leaves have fallen off now. Or dried up. Maybe you're just dry. But you don't like the cold. Because I had you growing last year. And you died on me. So this year now. This is now the time. Hang on. So this one now is. It's time to bring this somewhere safe. So it doesn't die. I'm gonna bring this over to this covered area. So I've got this already set up here. But this Portulacaria. This other one. This is just propagated. So I've got another propagated one on top. But this one. I need to soak this. And put it away as well. So this is my soaking area. Hang on. Okay. Just preparing a lot of my plants for autumn and winter. So this plant is going to die. If I leave it out there. First frost. It'll be all disappear. So I'm just gonna leave that to soak. And I'm gonna attend to my other plants here. Now this ones now. I'm working on the garden at the moment. So whenever I have free time. I work in the garden. So the first things that's got to go are these ones. This blue metal. Which I have a few propagated. So that's probably one that's already been acclimatized. And also all these ones here. They have to go in the garden. Except that one. That Ronionii. Tom Allen. I think I have to put you in a pretty pot. So this is my Ionium sections. And Grenovia sections. And also other plants that I deemed. I don't know why I put them here sometimes. Oopsie. Don't. Don't. Oh my goodness. Don't. Oh look. It's still flowering. Look at that. Beautiful. And there's a weed. I have to remove the weed. A beautiful flower. Look at that. Gorgeous. It's gorgeous. Gorgeous. Gorgeous. Gorgeous plant. It's about three o'clock in the afternoon now. This is how I water my succulents that are in here. Drown the string of pearls. What else? That one I need to drown. My Coleus here. My Coleus is actually my. Oh. My watering indicator. And I forgot that it doesn't have a hole. Oh thank goodness. It is really dry. So that's good. That's the right amount of water. Did you know that when your mouth is open. Or blabbering away. I can't think. I don't even know what I'm talking about. So I don't have focus. So that's why. If I haven't got this camera with me here. I could think. Oh. Do you need watering? Do you need whatever? No. But then now. I'm just generally. I'm just drowning them. Because I haven't watered them for a while. Okay. And this one. The string of I'm just going to put it up here. And just feel my way through the pot. I don't know if you can see that. But anyway. Stay. That will just grow roots. And set into the soil. So if you ask me. How do I water my plants? Well. This is how I water it. I just take a hose. Most of the time. If they need watering. Or that. What are you? Portulacaria. The golden jade plant. That's not golden anymore. Because you're supposed to put that on. Supposed to put that in the sun. But that's not frost hardy. So I have to keep putting it in somewhere safe for the winter. And putting it out. And it's just exhausting. So to me. That's high maintenance plant. And I don't really like high maintenance plant. Because I can't do high maintenance. I'm always away. And I have a lot of things to do. So I'm very busy. And especially now. I'm doing videos. You folks are more important than this plant. Don't get hurt. Sorry. No. But to me. It's learning. But plants. It's just like. My father-in-law still has this thing about me buying succulents. But I see him buying plants for the garden. So he would buy petunia. Or begonia. Or he would buy like actually quite a few to put in mom's garden. And there's no problem with that. As long as it's not succulent. It seems like it's all right. But the minute I say I'm buying succulent. There's a big issue. Oh you're buying succulents again. So anyway. I am just talking away. I'm not supposed to water that frilly over here. The Paul Bunyan. But frillies or acheveria with thin leaves. Can't afford to take more watering than the chubby counterparts. Like say the Lawi. But again. It depends. Lawi doesn't like water too much. Now over here. Which reminds me. I have to water. Look at this beautiful. What are you? Just a name for it. It's Opuntia something. Opuntia. Is that macaranta? Macaranta variegata. Opuntia macaranta maybe. Not sure. Macaranta I think. So but anyway. So you can see it looks just beautiful plant. Look. Look at that. Oh anyway. The sun's covering it. But it's just pink here. And green. And it's quite soft. The thorns is not spiky. So anyway. I have to refresh the label. And this one. That's why I'm here. Although this one gets watered. This is a onion. Although they get watered a lot. Oh man. Other focaccia is flowering. About to flower as well. Okay. So they do get watered by the rain. So but anyway. This one. Euphobia. Millii. They have to be put away. They can only take say minus 2. If you put them up to minus 4. They can survive that. But then they become really ugly. They get frostbitten. So but if you expose it to say minus 11 or minus 10. They will die. That's what I find with this plant. And the rest of the gang here in the bottom. Oh more Ionium here. So better just water them. If you live in an area like I do. Say here in Canberra or zone 9. So in other parts of the world right now. It's actually zone 9 areas. It's springtime on the other side of the world. But here in Australia. If you live in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia. Parts of Western Australia. That gets frost. Then think about the plants that are sensitive to frost. You have to slowly bring it in. Even this one. Variegated Weeping Jade or Jacob's Senei. So I have. This is a variegated one. Look at that beautiful. And this one over here. Which is the standard one. Normally this goes purple in summer. If you expose it to the sun. Oh I've got another Ionium here. But this one now. Because it got hit by the frost last year. So I have to put it somewhere. And it's sort of on and off and on and off. That's why it can't really turn its full beautiful color. So this one now. I have to put it. Also in this area here. I have to make a little Makrameh thingy. Just so I can hang it here. But the other one. The variegated one has to stay there. So I'm still not sure whether that's going survive the frost. And even this one. So hopefully they do. Oh this one too. The Portulacaria Variegata. This one is not supposed to stay there. I bring that inside. So soon I have to think about finding a place. A spot inside. Where it can get winter over. Wintered over. Is that winter over? Wintered over. Doesn't matter. You understand what I mean. You know what I mean.