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Yes - the Silver Dollar Vine does have the ability to grow into a substantial, woody-stemmed succulent shrub if left to its own devices

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It's better if you use cinnamon like we did in the video. Baking Soda is not recommended for succulents to propagate🥰

Move them to a more open area, make sure they get 4-6 hours of direct sun per day. Use a clean, dry cloth to gently wipe off any visible powdery residue on the leaves. This can help prevent the fungus from spreading. Hold off on watering them for a week or two and see if that helps the leaves recover. Check the soil before you water, make sure it dry out completely before watering again.

½ teaspoon of olive oil and ½ teaspoon of dish soap in about 2 ½ cups of water

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That's not the same at all. Could you please provide the name of your plant so we can assist you better?

@@SucculentsBox I’m sorry, I don’t,t have any except the non flowering kind. I was just thinking about getting into the flowering find but next to nothing about them.

It's not a problem because the water does not come into direct contact with the wall, and we also have a humidifier 🥰

@@SucculentsBox oh that’s great then! It is very beautiful!

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That’s when they’re in soil. You can propagate cuttings & even grow some succulents permanently in water.

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Yes! You can use a soapy water for tomato plant

Actually, they do not need to be grown under the shade of trees. In fact, too much shade can cause them to become leggy and unhealthy.

Not enough bright indirect light causes foliage to lose its pink variegation and revert to the dark green color. Try relocating to a space that receives more light but avoid too much bright, direct sunlight.

Succulents do love this method

Don't water the leaves at all during this initial rooting stage. The leaves will start producing tiny roots and baby plants on their own. Once you see new growth emerging, you can lightly mist the soil around the leaves, but avoid getting water directly on the leaves.

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After cutting, you should leave to dry for 2-3 days before let them in soil. Light waterings, wait for the soil to dry out completely between waterings. You could read this blog for more information 😋succulentsbox.com/pages/propagation

Water succulent leaf cuttings about 2-4 times per week, whenever the soil dries out

You can use a balanced fertilizer with an NPK or Scotts Osmocote Orchid Pour+Feed to encourage greater growth. However, you should research more about which one is more suitable for the weather and climate in your area. Besides, Anthuriums need bright, indirect light. Make sure it is getting 6-8 hours of bright light per day.

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We have notified our video team about this issue and will address it as soon as possible. Since these were stock images, we did not realize this is your. We sincerely apologize for this issue!

Yes! Lithops do very well in a soilless medium. They don't really need dirt, but it is best for Lithops to be planted in succulent soil mix or fast-draining potting soil.

Don't water until roots begin to form. Then water well and let the soil dry out before you water again.

@@SucculentsBox oh okay thank you

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Yes! We can grow succulents in no drainage hole but must be careful. We have a blog on this, you can read it for more information 🥰 succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-take-care-of-succulents-in-a-no-drainage-pot

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