How to help your stretched out succulents #plantcare #propagation #plantlovers

[blanket_]

"use your core to stand up!" that was so cute, you were talking to it like a mom teaching their toddler how to stand 🥺

[punkinpumpkin]

Suggestion for ur leaf props, alternate the direction of the calloused ends (one facing left, one facing right, one left, etc). Ull have too many succulents competing for room to grow once they get bigger. I learned this last year as mine got all smooshed in together

[heyguyswelcomebacktomychannel]

My props are like “hello?” Cause I ain’t looked at them in months 😅

[milissaellan]

I just did this yesterday! Might have little succulent babies to give for Christmas gifts this year!

[naesnaes]

This video inspired me to save my accidental propagation and get some tiny terra cotta for them! You are a muse!!!!

[wendycontreras]

Spoken like a true planty mama!!☺️ Use your core 🤣✨♥️🪴

[korrwaitesgraciacrazydrive]

I have done this before. At walmart i find succulents on the floor getting stepped on i bring them home and they are doing great and i have saved 7 plants that were about to be tossed out and a money tree with root rot and now its doing great the same with a fiddle fig i have learned so much

[sandy_carpetsthesecond]

I mean, Honestly, I kinda don't mind my echeverias being stretched out.

I have them on a window sill, but it's a little inevitable that they stretch out eventually, so I like to cut mine into interesting shapes like bonsais and make something out of it instead

[terrip]

I kinda like some of them when they get tall. Everywhere says they need to be "fixed."

[scarlettestorm]

Ahhh thank you! Im so tired of having soggy sad succulent propagations. Thank you for the video! 🎉

[alexisconnergaming]

I have some tiny babies from some of the leaves I removed from a stretched plant. It's so magical to watch the new little babies grow 🥰

[elizabethskinner]

I had 3 little succulents that I took care of, but didn't really know what to do, one of them was getting real tall, but after watching your videos they got so much better, and one of them started giving me flowers! She's on her second batch of flowers right now! Just wanna say thank you for sharing your knowledge:)

[mombytes]

Lol not me having forgotten props in the window sill for months. I occasionally mist them when I remember but other than that it’s survival of the fittest 😅

[anneavery]

Mine stretched out because it was flowering and grew a huge long stalk with loads of flowers. I took all the babies off and chopped the mama when the flowers were all gone but its still growing really leggy. Only bonus i got from it was that the babies are doing really well + the mama plant is still growing more tiny tiny babies

[nordic.coyote]

You're so funny, thank you for sharing your greenthumb adventures!

[MUMRKG]

don’t ignore the leaves. water encourages roots. i ignored my first tray and they took literally april, may, and into june - barely any roots. my second tray… gave a smidge of water - enough to dampen the soil .. a week and i had roots and two weeks the start of babies.

[guerita]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos! They’re so informative! Thank you for making it so easy to care for our babies! ❤️

[jamiblack]

i have a hanging basket of etiolated succulents and they’re GORGEOUS.

[BadgerBabyBoy]

Can you do a video showing all your little projects & fixits, where you keep them, their progress & failures etc? Thanks lovely

[KihmJones]

You are a brave lady to take on all of those plants to rescue and rehab!! Love your shows!!❤❤