Yes Marija, my husband is still in Krusevac and he tells me every day how hot it is in Serbia ! In Paris the weather is already much more cooler, maybe to much 😅 sorry for your plants ! You have so much to do but I am sure the result will be great ! Enjoy your time with your family and friends in Serbia ! 🌵🌵🌵💚💚💚
Sorry for your family loss. Your little babies look so happy. Hope your MI weather is being kind and bringing you 🌞🌞 happy growing. Where can i find your babies you are parting with?
Omg thank you Marija, now I understand why my sedum clavatum hasn’t grown much in a few years and looks colour stressed with yellow and orange. Time to put it with my haworthias in the shade! 😳 🤣 🫢 They smell like candy by the way. 💚💚💚 Safe travels x
@@susanlisson7066 well the like a lot of sub, I keep them facing south… cover is only to prevent rain and in winter time they face south but are in cool space…similarly to cacti
Hi Marija, beautiful euphorbias cuttings ! Have a nice trip to Serbia. My husband is right there at the moment and it seems to be pretty hot, more than 35 °C. Enjoy your plants in Novi Sad ! 🌵🌵🌵💚💚💚
@@annatodorovic7963 thank you! Yes, exceptionally hot and dry summer there. Hopefully it will not be as hot when I arrive, I am from Michigan after all and used to cooler temperatures 😄.
@@randapalfy9480 you mean where they are placed in my house? 😊 some of them are in the living and dinning room windows and others on one shelf under lights during winter time. I have a lot of videos where you can see their placement in the house. They are only 1/7 part of my succulent collection 😄.
I have many propagations of Fred Ives too & noticed it seems to be prone to mealybugs during certain times of the year but I just love the colours of it so much. I ended up placing Francesco Baldi/Darley Sunshine propagations into a hanging basket this year because of its draping nature so I think it might look better like that.
Hi Marija! Thanks for this video. I just got one of these guys and I wonder -- do they start to branch on their own, or is there anything I should do? Right now mine is a barely rooted cutting so I have time, but I am curious. Thank you. :)
@@BeverlyBamburyA they do branch in their own or when you cut the top of the branch it will usually produce two branches on that spot… they are summer dormant which means there us not a lot if growth from middle of June to middle of August… soon they will grow more and enjoy some cooler weather that will bring more red tones
Hi Marija ! I love the way you arranged your shelves with your plants. You have a so beautiful view from the window. I have also decrease my collection inside. I have now mostly plants that I can keep on my balcony also in winter, that means mostly cacti. And I am happy with that because those cacti that stay outside during winter give then so gorgeous flowers. But I still have some euphorbias that I bring inside during winter. I love so much euphorbias like you ! But I don’t have yet the white ghost ! Yours are so beautiful ! Thank you for sharing your passion with us ! Yours videos are always so peaceful and relaxing ! Thank you ! 💚💚💚🌵🌵🌵
Really love.all your videos. ❤ In the window you have shelves did you buy these or make them yourself ???? As I need these as space is running out on. My windows
@@davidrobbins9401 thank you! 😊 Shelves were my idea and design with my husbands helps. It is actually outdoor plastic trim that was left over from building the house 😁
I had a couple of those climbing Aloe plants but didn’t know how to care for them.. I eventually tossed them. Broke my heart but I didn’t know how to deal with them.
I purchased 2 little cuttings about 3 years ago. Now I have 15 18 inch plants (5 each in a 5x5x14 window planter. So cool. Picture 5 12 inch rulers planted side by side. They will grow that way. Then the snow will grow. 😮 Plus we are gone for weeks at a time and they are fine on the window sill when we get home
Congratulations Marija for your new deck ! It looks so nice and so cosy. And your plants are really beautiful are usually. You and Jef did a really good job and the landscape around your house is magnificent ! Greatings from Poland where I spend the week visiting my family ! 💚💚💚🌵🌵🌵
Oh Marija, I love that section you organised with the colour graduation with the echeverias and graptos on your deck. It’s beautiful. 😍 I also really like the intense colouring of that orange sedum adolphi. Just gorgeous. It’s all coming together so well. I’m a bit jealous of your summer temperatures. That’s our spring & autumn temperatures here for Perth in Western Australia. I hate summer here. It really stresses & burns a few succulents.
@@succulentlivingbymarija8872 Haha, well the humidity seems to be creeping in every summer here in Perth plus some areas of Australia are sub tropical and tropical including Western Australia once you travel further north past Carnarvon.
The deck is awesome. You will really enjoy it. We extended ours 4 yrs ago & built even added a 2nd platform with 2 sides with steps….kinda an antebellum look. I envy your summers. It has been so hot (GA zone 8b) here. I watch a gardener on RU-vid who also lives in Michigan. Her garden is so beautiful. Loving your succulents! ❤
@@lindylou3519 thank you! It was a lot of work but I suppose then we appreciate it even more when we put work in it. Your deck sounds amazing. Thank you for commenting!
I love the deck extension. Your collection is breathtaking. I'm enjoying the mild weather as well since I'm in the other side of tje borders: Windsor ontario
Do you have a webpage with a email or anything I need advice. Completely new to succulents I bought them because their pretty and thought they would be easy lol 😂 boy was I wrong
@@brittanybanks9114 any time really… euphorbias are opportunistic growers and with right conditions grow all through the year but summer they may be the most active
Such a beautiful collection! I love the trumpet Pinky too, I have a trumpet x PVN hybrid called a Trompette. It's a beautiful purple pink colour. I'm also waiting for Titubans var, Echeveria Black queen and Echeveria Amor party which is a beautiful peach colour. The succulent addiction is real, there are just so many beautiful variations to collect. 😊💖
@@margiemather7206 I had that when I started… we have strong winds and they are pretty unstable (I had two)… in addition plastic creates conditions with very little air flow so they didn’t work for me. We build four season room that fits a lot of succulents but it’s not idea.
Hi thank you Maria for returning to show some of your succulents in collection. My deepest sympathy to you and all your family members on the passing of your mother my all of you be strong at this time as you draw strength from the word of God 🙏🙏
Thank you for a longer video. 🙏🏽 Sorry for the loss of your relative. Understandable that you’ve taken a break. I can relate to this hobby getting out of control too. I started in 2018 and for the past 2 years all I’ve been doing is repotting and propagations. I am cutting back now because I also have a chronic illness which makes continual propagations & maintenance a bit exhausting & time consuming. Perth’s climate is similar to California but even though the conditions are ideal I find that the thinner leaved varieties of echeverias struggle when summer starts so I tend to grow more graptosedums, Graptopetalums, sedeverias, graptoverias, sedums etc. I have started doing big potted displays for my front and backyard which is easier to maintain. I also find that with the smaller potted succulents they grow to the size of the pot so you can keep them smaller and just refresh the soil every year. I have all my smaller pots on plant stand displays now. I’ve given away lots of propagations to friends & family. I still have a handful of succulents on my wish list such as aeonium Pink Witch, Pinky Trumpet & e. raindrops but generally I have enough now to keep me occupied. This succulent obsession can get out of control so easily! lol
