Yey! New informative vlogs again, thank you! Magkaiba tayo ng micro-climate but I always love watching your vlogs, kasi marami akong natutohan from you! You are full of knowledge when it comes to taking care of these plants.
Hey! Have you ever tried seaweed fertilizer/soil conditioner? I recently watched a grower who would use it during the coldest/hottest parts of the year because it helps succulents tolerate extreme temperatures more.
I am growing succulents outside as an experiment, pushing them to be frost-hardy, as low as I think they are able. The temps dipped as low as the upper 20s and my succulents are kept in a mini greenhouse (protected by a recycled plastic bag) to stay dry. Lucky so far, minus my euphorbia and mother flapjacks. My terrace gets about 8-10 hrs of sun (right now in the winter), northeast light. The plants: echeveria lilacina and black prince, Gollum's Ear crassula, grapto ame and paraguayensis, sedum japonicum and adolphi, kalanchoe cinnamon, luciae(prop) and chocolate soldier, pachy ovi, and a props pot from discarded leaves from months ago and growing. I feel a lot better now growing succulents after a lot of trial and error last summer, learning about dormancy and everything else about the plants I want. Appreciate what you said about thinking differently and not be so biased in growing succulents, because I used to. Ty Mark!
