I just ordered a lot of these in different varieties and I was going to try to keep them indoors with girl lights, but for someone who grows such beautiful plants I’m gonna take your advice and put them outside and they’re gonna have their own container. Thank you so much forwisdom, I hope I can do this
Thank you ☺ You can try with a couple and see how they go with the lights indoors. If you have plenty of natural light as well, they may be fine. If they start stretching, you can always pop them back out. Hope they all grow big and beautiful 💚
Laui is so prettyyy- congratulations on your Laui army 🙂 I love it, but it doesn't love me back- needs to be in the greenhouse when we have a lot of rain 😅
@@SucculentGrowingTips I misstated…I have 50 Echeveria, this is my first Laui! Mine live indoors because I’m in Texas. A lot of sun but it’s either too hot or too cold and no rain for a month or a month’s worth of rain in one day. This is my 1st Laui!!
Gotcha! 😀Sounds like a lovely collection. Yeah, the weather seems very much like ours here in Aus sometimes. Heat, drought and the floods. Can be challenging for growing plants!@@GenRN
Thank you so much for the info, I have echeveria red sails and it has flower stems should I cut it and transplant it by itself on a bigger pot cuz right now the echeveria other type is growing over it 😬👍👩🌾
Up to you with the flower stem🏵- if there's not aphids you may as well enjoy it and cut when the flowers start dying off. But if there's aphids around, it may be best to cut, just to be on the safe side. If you're in the southern hemisphere, now is a good time to repot. It will grow bigger on its own 🙂
