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@@ismatnabila only when needed, if I see signs then I spray

@@succulentsforbeginners thanks a lot!

@@succulentsforbeginners btw which brand insecticide, & fertilizer do u use?

@@ismatnabila The liquid one I use a locally produced here in our place, I dont think it's availavle outside the country. But starkle g, a granules pesticide could be available internationally. But if not, you can ask your local plant store the best one for cactus and succulents :)

@@ismatnabila Fertilizer I use is osmocote 14 14 14

@@jessicakoller515 thank you for the comment. This is a new feature from youtube called remix, this is actually a clip from a long content video. If you click the triangle play button at the bottom beside the "created from", you can actually watch the full version of this video We have unboxed multiple lithops and succulents in the long video :)

@succulentsforbeginners I didn't know that ,I will absolutely watch it !! Thank you 😊 I was excited to see it

@@verovaladez0765 ruclips.net/video/ASjQMkdOapE/видео.htmlsi=Bz_myuSRTH5CbjMj this video shows my mix :)

@@zakiibru9785 I totally agree with you, during the pandemic these plants helped us emotionally too until now

@@Paid2Win do this first step for grafting

@@bluesapphire_7 japan surplus store ko po nabili yan

@@inji9842 just 3 days to a week then I remove the bag and the tape :) thanks for watching

Thank you for watching and for taking time to leave a comment, much appreciated :)

@@ChopsticksDIYGarden it is a systematic pesticide. My fertilizer is 14 14 14

@@ChopsticksDIYGarden bottle I spray in blade is 70% rubbing alcohol

@@sylwiataskar8551 do you have some video idea for us?

@@HappyWife93 fertilizer + systematic insecticide :)

@@hiddendragon95 you are right. Keeping it away from the sun returns it to green. Exposing it to the sun makes it even whiter. It's a form of sun stress which is common in succulent plants Like an echeveria turning green when away from the sun, and turning red when exposed to full sun

@@marzuka88 thanks for watching! I will create more videos about it :)

@@anne_vvv yes they can be planted and when exposed to full sun, new growth will not be elongated It can be potted deeper to cover up its shape :) thanks for watching!

Thank you 🎉

It is very difficult to kill, I can relate though...

@@princescott that will work too :) I find it difficult in this rootstock. But on a cylindrical rootstock I think its easier. I'm gonna make a video of that, thanks for the input :)

@@yvonneuriarte2429 to look pretty. In arrangement it needs to look dense to look good :)

@@hnelson5609 systematic insecticide and yellow sulfur powder anti fungal

here's the update: ruclips.net/video/6k79DVZHBNo/видео.html

@@garygilliam1890 thanks for watching!

@@abbylim4365 on my end it is ok as long as your soil is totally dry

Thanks for watching! The mother is grafted itself to a dragon fruit cactus. Yeah, that's a great idea - i will upload an update :) Any grafting ideas you have in mind we can make a video into?

Here's the updadate: ruclips.net/video/6k79DVZHBNo/видео.html

We have relatively the same temperature herein our place My diy mix is 3 parts pumice and 2 parts regular soil

@@atlas42185 yes, I think so. I'm gonna create a video about that and we will graft hibotan and moon cactus. Thank you

@@AllAroundRoutes that's a sulfur powder, anti fungal great for cuts to heal faster

@@1jaquafish95 euphorbia succulent

@@robinword1423 thank you :)

@@serapbozoklueroglu8395 thank you

It doesn't work on all though but works on some :)

@@user-nc9yu7ry8i yes so we can use it as rootstock for our moon cactus grafting :)