How to Separate Succulents: Removing Babies/Offsets with Sucs for You!
- 7 лет назад
Click show more.and please subscribe! ↑(◕ᴗ◕✿) A quick demonstration on how to separate baby succulents from the main plant, including: Haworthia Fasciata Zebra (0:17), Echeveria Prolifica (not pulidonis.) (01:44) and an Echeveria Lola. Also includes a potting demo when we repot the Lola (08:45).\r
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Sucs For You! Featuring demonstrations of how to propagate and care for succulents and ci, and other tips on working with these beautiful plants in challenging climates. \r
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With Andrea Afra, based out of Houston, Texas, Garden Zone 8B/9A.\r
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Support Sucs for You on Patreon! As a patron, youll receive all kinds of cool perks- check it out: \r
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Future video ideas and comments? Please drop them below! \r
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✿ About\r
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Sucs For You! Featuring demonstrations of how to propagate and care for succulents and ci, and other tips on working with these beautiful plants in challenging climates. \r
\r
With Andrea Afra, based out of Houston, Texas, Garden Zone 8B/9A.\r
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✿ Follow me elsewhere! \r
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-Instagram: \r
-Facebook Sucs Talk and Shop group: \r
-Facebook page: \r
-Flickr: \r
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✿ Read about care tips and more at: \r
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✿ Supplies I use: \r
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✿ I have an Ask SFY form and a tip jar on my site for folks who find my advice helpful enough to offer a token of thanks, as well as for those who want to ask a lot of questions but feel awkward about taking up too much time ;) Click the tip pot image: