is therwe no harm during rainy season due extrime umidity i love so much your garden but saccullent cannot servibe during rainy season so any idea pllet me know❤❤
Love this video! Thank you for posting it. Using the rocks to create a 'raised bed' for the Broms was such a great idea and looks wonderful compared to what it was before the transformation. As a plant lover who lives in a tiny apartment (in the USA) with no yard or garden and just a few mini Neoregelias in pots in my window, this video was a real treat. Congratulations on a project well done! 🙂(My sister who used to live on the Gold Coast had a magnificent display of them in her back-yard, where of course they grew like weeds!). .
Beautiful. We can make some things happy here in Tucson, but there will be no aeoniums the height of a person. Lovely to see so many plants grown without all the heat stress and winter damage we can sustain. That 'Mission to Mars' will be getting even larger for you. And 'Falling Waters' will get big, too.
Plants placing is good to visualize how u want ur yard to look like after . The Succies variety give diff texture & dimension . The rocks n boulder added appeal to over all impact to knit all together . ❤️ it 😊
Thank you for showing us your cacti and succulent garden! It’s sooo beautiful! And I love that you take the time to identify each plant, and adding comment about each plant! 😊
Волшебный сад,как будто я сама его вырастила,это мои мечты,спасибо что дали возможность всё рассмотреть и любоваться ,Агавы роскошные. Вы счастливый человек, что живёте в таком климате,и так любите кактусы и секкуленты.Успехов😊 Я подписалась😂
Your beautiful garden is a credit to you and this was a lovely video to watch, got to see everything. May I ask how you deal with mealybugs? My Aeonium Inferno and Mardi Gras are taking a beating. I've been spraying with soapy water but not getting on top of them. Thanks
I have tried several things for mealybugs, none of them worked well: Isopropyl alcohol, neem oil, even systemic granules (on my non-flowering plants). Right now I use undiluted methylated spirits in a spray bottle (good for garden tool sterilizing too), wet the plant all over with that, then about five minutes later rinse it off with plain water so it doesn't burn the leaves. Repeat every few days until all the eggs hatch and die. And even after all that, I'm still not sure it really works (my most infested potted plant they just kept coming back and I gave up). Sorry, I haven't found a tried-and-true method yet. Mealybugs do seem to prefer thirsty plants, so I can give them a soak and a bit of seaweed solution to help survive the mealies.
I never thought I would Like rock covered everywhere. But your video has totally proved that wrong. I really like how you have done this. No mowing grass all the time yet so many amazing plants still to catch your eye. I really really like this. So glad I watched your video. You have an amazing collection of plants.
I loved the tour. I loved your garden! The rock work is amazing, the large boulders are placed perfectly that you can plant in between the crevices. As far as the sad aloe in the pot I would recommend you plant it right we’re it was, it’s already adapted to that microclimate it just needs deeper space to grow. and for de-puping the agaves I usually dig a hole under the pup I want to remove and then with a crowbar I just push it down in that hole. I get them with roots and all. Or another way to do it is just to dig up the mother plant completely pull the pups off clean the plant the. Re set it! Thanks again for the video! Loved your vast variety or plants! Plant on
