Thanks for your patience. I'm almost ready to make the vlog regular again. Probably in February. Until then I will still have a lot of difficulty keeping up with all of the comments and replying to them. I'll see you in the future videos!

@Daniquas.Art.

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I heard of systemic pesticide from your channel a year ago it saved my entire collection of plants just wanted to let you know I haven't had a mealybug since. I have over 200 plants so it was a major pain but worth it🤯💖

Very interesting video 👍🏻 Definitely, I am going to remove flower stalks for propagation tomorrow , thanks a lot 🌹👏

Great structure for shading plants 👍🏻 Thanks for sharing your knowledge and helpful tips 👏

Thanks for the tips and so happy your back 😊

Great information Chuck👍. I have been cutting blooms since I found out they are mealy bug magnets. . I have propagated flower leaves but haven't had success with the stalks. I need to try that again. Stay blessed Chuck☺👍.

Great video, many thanks!

You had me at “I built a model on Minecraft “... 🤩♥️

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

LOL I'm actively watching all the hermits in Hermitcraft season 7. Not sure how I would ever manage that if not for the lockdown!

@cuppy3874

3 жыл бұрын

The most gen Z thing I have ever heard

Really miss your videos, glad that you're safe

I learned something today, Thank you!

I love your garden ❤️

New subscriber here! I love your videos! Watching it all now!

Thank you for sharing ...

Always so excited for new video release👏🏼 :D

Very amazing and beautiful have a blessed day

Hi Chuck! Awesome flower stalk propagation - not something I would do since I grow indoors and see a flower once in a blue moon haha! So glad you got some rain. Shade structure looks like a good long term solution to the sun problem

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

I also like the fact that I can just easily hook them on and off now, as opposed to struggling with putting down the posts and tying them down.

Salamat sa information. Sayang tinatapon ko yong mga ginupit kong stalks.Now I know what to do.Salamat ulit.

Very interesting!

Wow ganda po ng garden nio sir . .:) hope magkaroon dn ako ng ganyan kalaking garden hehehe

I cut all flower stalks and plant them directly into a healthy potted plant, and allow them to do their thing. My oldest stalk is just 6 months old and it’s from my Echeveria Fire Ball, who currently stands at 52cm from soil to the top.

Hello thank for all the information, and can you please share where can I find the shade cloths that you are using?

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

I use shade cloth with 50% UV protection. That's what works well in my climate. You may need something higher or lower depending on your climate. You can find that at your local hardware supplies stores, or maybe on websites like ebay.

Wow. Im started wathing your vlog kuya,, woow super gaganda ng mga succulent mo, and i learned a lot of things about it.. 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊

I’m curious, can you still cross-pollinate the flowers after the flower stalk has been removed from the main plant?

Amazing quick recovery of the lawn! What do I ask for in my nursery if want to buy the same kind of grass?😅

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

This is kikuyu grass, very fast growing, very invasive. You'll have your hands full trying to trim them outside of summer haha! But the upside is that they are lower maintenance and very hardy compared to buffalo grass.

Great video.I prefer to leave all the flower stalks on my plants,it's a real show all spring,it looks nice and I do a lot od pollinating so I need the flowers either way,can't wait to see the update on your hibrids!I want to start posting more videos like you but I can't get myself to...do you have any advice on that?Thanks!

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

The best advice is to just hit record. Just start, lol. Once you get over that, I think things will just snowball from there. In my case it just started out as a quick tutorial thingy with no voiceover and just text on screen. Not even on youtube. Then eventually I made more videos and improved as I got more comfortable. So yeah just keep creating and watch your work evolve in time!

@Sebastian-mo8bt

4 жыл бұрын

@@Cerriscapades great!Thanks,I will try and hope it works!

that line is from the last kingdom! 😂

Chuck - do you remove some of the leaves off of the stalk first or leave as is? Do you think removing more of the leaves makes pups more likely to sprout?

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

Very good question, I'll make another video answering that and the other questions people have asked after watching this video. I'll put it up within the next day or so.

Chuck the flowers stacks have to remove when they are already complete dry?

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

Very good question, I'll make another video answering that and the other questions people have asked after watching this video. I'll put it up within the next day or so.

One reason I don't plant them over a large area in the garden is because it rains in winter, and there is an increase risk of hail damage. This winter had large hail grains which have punctured most of my garden specimens beyond repair. Do you have hail? Which type of protection you use, which does not block sunlight?

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there. Yup we get hail, but they're usually just pea sized. Rarely gets larger than that. My plants get damaged since I don't always have cover on top of them, but they quickly outgrow the damage during the next growing season so I don't really mind. I only protect the plants that I intend to bring to a succulent show or something like that.

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

As for protection, some sort of netting might do. Shade cloth with a low UV protection rating is good (lowest I can find in my local hardware shop is 30%). You might also be able to use netting meant to keep birds away but the holes on those are probably large enough that hailstones can still go through.

Ohh my God you're playing Minecraft It's been a while

@Cerriscapades

4 жыл бұрын

Not much gaming these days, but I watch a lot of hermits from Hermitcraft lol

Dude you need a bigger yard your beautiful plants are taking over.

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