Omg the way you react your plants gained you another subscriber! I love how much you love your plants and it made me completely trust your opinion on them! Thank you so much for loving the earth and what it provides even though it doesn't conform to conventional beauty. Loveeee!!! Thank you
I'm just recently learning about succulents and how easy they are to propagate and your channel is one that inspired me to start my own business about planting and arranging them and I want to say thank you for being so enthusiastic about them. Absolutely inspiring. I live in Austin, super close to you, so thank you for loving them and showing me how to love them just as much!
I just got back from Barton Springs area! It was slammed w/ too many people lol but I want to get back out there soon- I loved seeing all of the agave and cacti and yucca and hills....so many beautiful sites! And you have some great options for succulents out there- super jelly!
I love how real you act and get so excited! It makes me feel better when I react the same way or get super excited to see new things. Also THANK YOU for identifying the plants you get!
I'm so frugal with everything else, sometimes I amaze myself w/ what I'll spend on plants :p Plus this was a couple years ago... I have more restraint now... HA!
I'm happy you're happy! I really stand by their plants so it's great to hear they've got another happy customer. It can be hard to find consistently lovely and tough sucs!
Thank you! That's a great idea - I love updates/progress reports from others too :) I still have a lot that are doing great- some croaked, others I gave away. We had the hottest year on record so it was a very tough summer here in Houston. I'm very impressed by the survivors!
The package came! And I’m clueless as to what half of them are... managed to identify the following through: Hobbit Jade, Pig’s Ear Jade (or is it regular Jade, whatever it is I have six little plugs of it! divided between two 2in pots), Jellybean, Hens&Chicks, Sedum clavatum, and what I think is Dudaya or something... Please help identify: thin grey leaved rosette dark green fuzzy rosette
Sucs For You! Aww sorry for your loss but that's great you got the baby! I'll keep that in mind not giving mine too much sunlight. But what should i do if the leaves get transparent? And the silver star propogation, is it the same like echeveria, propogate by leaves? Sorry for taking your time. Always going back watching your videos for infos. Keep up your good works! 😄
omg I react the same exact way when I get new succulents or when I see some lol! now I don't feel like such a succulent geek. I call what you just expressed as "geeking out" lol did you ever find out the ID for the second to last succulent? all of them are spectacular!
:D I'm SUCH a geek for these plants! And thanks for reminding me to find that ID! I updated the description - it's Graptoveria 'Bashful' (pretty dang sure) ;)
You should put a warning ⚠️ in your videos... Because I just got addicted to succulents 😍 I can’t stop 🛑 buying them. I live in Houston too and is hard to find some varieties, I’m subscribing to your Chanel because is so tricky to grow succulents here with this crazy weather. Please do you have a video on how to take care of succulents in the winter and can I plant them in the ground ? I’m new at this addiction 🙃
Thank you Luna Luna! I'll gladly take the blame lol!! Yes, it's a punk growing here sometimes but the plants that pull through are that much stronger and worthy of our respect
That was amazing. Like Christmas. Sadly I don't live in TX (been to Austin lots), do you know any suppliers in Canada that I could get beautiful succulents from. My local greenhouse does carry a lot but they charge a ridiculous amount $$$$$$ 😊
In our SFY group on Facebook there's a son of a nursery owner named Hao Ge who has shared some posts and the plants look really nice! It's called G&L Nurseries 🙏
Hi! Thank you! I always include links etc in the description - you may need to click the 'show more' or down arrow to see it - these are from Fairyblooms.com :)
I can't believe I waited to love these succulents and also in Houston, Cypress to be exact, and I am trying to find more of these around the area or online, where do you purchase 🌱
I think I heard the Home Depot/Lowe's by you is pretty decent. But if you head into town, hit the Heights and check out Joshua's Native Plants and Buchanan's!
I Wil be checking them out, I'm still waiting for my fairy blooms order, its like waiting to open presents on Christmas, I can't wait . and your un boxing was fun to watch and see all the awesome succulents 🐊🌵
Hi! I have a question about my Aloe 'Christmas Carol'. The plant had very nice red markings when I bought it but somehow the red markings are fading and my aloe starts to look more green. When and how will I get this aloe hybrid to color up again? I would appreciate your response! Thanks!
Mine too :) I think we can expect to see all of the colors start popping again once it cools down. You can try more light/less water to see if you can stress it a bit more if your climate doesn't get cold
