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Succulent Arrangement in a Terrarium (Full Version)

Succulent Arrangement in a Terrarium (Full Version)

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Succulent Arrangement in a Terrarium (Full Version) Gustavo: Thank you for sharing another master piece! I enjoy them SO much and it makes me want to run to my succulent planters and do I'm-not-exactly-sure-what to them. Gotta say that ever since I started watching your videos I've been practicing and learning, mainly the hard way; I've learned that overwatering is not a myth or that if I create a planter in an urn with just one panel for access I shouldn't plant a tall cactus right in front of the door. But, again, thank you for turning me into this beautiful art.
So, questions. where did you get your syringe? They seem to be regulated and hard to get.
Also, the humidity meter. there's a bunch and was wondering, in your experience, is there one better than others?
Thank you for your time!

Date: 2022-07-16

Comments and reviews: 9


Laura your work is truly inspirational! I am so fascinated by succulents at the moment and your videos have helped answer so many questions! I am in Northern Michigan and we get very little sunshine during the winter months. Do you think I would have issues with succulents if put them directly in a south facing window? At any rate I am a huge fan and will be using you as my guide when it warms up here and I'm able to get my hands on some of those beautiful succulents you are using. (It's -20 here today so even with a heat pack I wouldn't want to chance a shipment)
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I am so very thankful that you are on YT helping us with succulent 101's! I am very grateful to be able to watch these videos and learn different tips and tricks! :) Thank you for your dedicated time that you are giving to help us succulent lovers! Do you sell any of your work? Oh btw, I fell in love with your style bc I'm the succulent me exact way, I love for my plants to be FULL and BEAUTIFUL from the beginning! I want to display beautiful arrangements, not wait for them to grow into the pot! Hehe! :) Happy Planting, I'm going to watch more videos! :)
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Hi Laura, you have me hooked on succulents. My daughter is getting married in August and we bought 14 terrariums. Initially I used s moss ball cut in half (I got the idea from your hanging moss ball video. Now that i have seen this video I'm wondering if this is better. My question is, if i plant them now, end of May, will they be ok in August or should i wait closer to the time? My problem is my succulents are not as big as yours so if i plant them now will they grow a bit? I'm not using driftwood. Your advice would be appreciated. You are awesome
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Hello Ms. Laura. First of all, thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the wonderful tutorials and garden ideas that you have shared with the world. You are a wonderful person!
I have a question although. I have created my own terrariums but some of them started to have mildew in the soil, around the glass container, and on top of the soil. Did I plant the wrong way? How can I get rid of mildew?

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May I ask about the actual step of planting an individual succulent? From videos I've seen, (not just yours) it doesn't appear as if the roots are planted with as much care as a non succulent plant. I've seen some videos where it the plant were simply placed on top of the soil. Do succulents root quicker than other type of plants? I love your videos and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! :)
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Hello, I have made a few succulent terrariums. I am noticing a problem with gnats. I have been put a small bowl with apple cider vinegar with a few drops of Dawn dish soap. I set the bowl next to the terrariums but only a few gnats get trapped. Is there something more effective I can use. Oh, I used new organic cactus soil and a syringe to water.
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I'm enjoying your videos. Your personality just shines! Like Jules, I also use chop sticks when planting in cramped quarters. They're awesome. Plus, if you are adept with using them, they work well to lightly grip a plant when placing (especially near thorns, and to gently tamp the potting mix to help secure plants: )
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I love this! I wish I could get something like that.
Right now I'm having an orchid obsession, loving how they are in bloom for so long and how decorative they are. Bu I would love to get something as beautiful as you make them!
Thank you so much for sharing with us!

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I have old plastic measuring spoons (especially the 1/4 tsp and 1/2 tsp and 1 TBS for scooping soil) to help me with tiny areas (digging and adding soil or poking for room) Love Love Love what you do with succulents. got me hooked and found them to be marvelous gifts! Many thanks!
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