Devil's Backbone Plant | How To Grow From Cuttings ? | Pedilanthus/ Jacob's Ladder From Cuttings
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Grow Devil's Backbone Succulent Plant easily from cuttings this way!
Growing Pedilanthus Tithymaloides From Cutting With Updates!!
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The scientific name for Devil's Backbone succulent plant, Pedilanthus tithymaloides, means foot-shaped flower. The plant is native to the American tropics but only hardy in USDA zones 9 and 10.
It makes a superb houseplant with its 2-foot tall stems, alternate leaves and colorful “flowers” which are actually bracts or modified leaves.
Growing the plant is easy and propagation even simpler. Just cut a 4- to 6-inch section of the stem from the plant. Let the cut end callus for a few days and then insert it into a pot filled with succulent potting mix. Keep the potting mix lightly moist until the stems root. Then repot the new plants in a good succulent potting soil. Care of devil’s backbone babies is the same as the adult plants.
Care:
Devil’s backbone houseplant likes bright indirect sunlight. Plant in direct sun in fall and winter, but give it a little protection from stinging hot rays in spring and summer. Just turning the slats on your blinds can be enough to keep the tips of the leaves from sizzling. Water the plants when the top few inches of soil feel dry. Keep it only moderately moist, yet not soggy. The plant produces the best growth with a once per month fertilizer solution diluted by half. Devil’s backbone houseplant does not need to be fed in the dormant seasons of fall and winter. Choose a draft free location in the home when growing Pedilanthus indoors. It doesn’t tolerate cold breezes, which can kill off the tips of the growth.
(Source: Gardening Knowhow)
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Just saying thank you for giving this info in English I have searched and searched for help care and growing as I collect devils back bone in English I really appreciate it and admire your care tips again thanks 😊
Hey Stephanie😊
I am so glad you watched my video and liked it. I would love to see your devil's backbone collection😍do send me the pics on my insta{fb handle @whimsycrafter
I didn't know that they are succulents, i potted them in my regular soil and they are with me for quite long and now i got to know that they need cacti soil for better growth. I'll repot them in different kind of mix very soon.
Thanks for this great info
Yes these are succulents. But I would like to tell you that if they are already doing well in the existing soil,do not change the potting media. Plants are by nature quite resilient. They will try and adapt and thrive in even the most adverse conditions. Unless your plant shows any signs of being stressed,do not replant it.
that's why mine died because they're succulents their roots rot, i cut it and had to let it heal first before planting🤦♀️
Immortal Firefly, Hi 😊
Yeah,very few succulents like Euphorbia Millis are tolerant of the process you're talking about.
Even if you don't let them heal,they root just fine.
But for other succulents you need to be careful.
Nevermind. Now you know where you went wrong. Give it another go. And always remember to do this before plant succulents from cuttings
Very beautiful plant to grow👍👍👌🤗🤗🙏🏿🙏🏿
Indeed😊
Very nice information.
So glad you liked it. Stay tuned😊
Mine is staying healthy for the past 3 years. I have repotted them twice. It keeps becoming very thick and I thought of propagating. Thanks for the video. Also, I wouldn't recommend to keep the pot very moist. Too much water is the silent killer. I have a small request: Can you do a video on Hylocereus Undatus aka. Dragonfruit plant?
My pleasure. I sure will. Stay tuned😊
Thanku so much for sharing ❤️
My pleasure😊
Hello my plant has withered and saggy. I dont keep it in direct sunlight as well..i dont know whats the problem?
Check the root.
How often should i water to this plant? Is the leaves turning yellow is a sign to water them?
These are succulents by nature. They do well with little to no watering. I water them very irregularly. Yellowing does not indicate lack of water but excess of it,besides other reasons like fungal attack,which again is caused due to overwatering.
Depending on where you live and how much sunlight this plant gets...you should consider watering everytime the soil dries out. Choice of media is also important..you can use plain sand to grow this. It will grow just fine and it won't get too overwatered as well.
@@WhimsyCrafter thanks😊 and i can see some very small insects (silver colour) running when i look for dry soil are they dangerous ?
@@snehap5135 silvery insects?🧐well it's common to see soil critters...they mostly are harmless. Why don't you look for their name on Google lens
@@WhimsyCrafter yeah it shows spring tails
Let them be..they are harmless. They help maintain aeration and the microbiome
Hello great video! Thanks for the helpful info. I just planted some cuttings and some of the leaves are turning yellow. How often should I water it?
Hey Gail😊 umm some leaves will turn yellow,that's not an issue. Try to water only when the soil is dry to touch.
Can we keep this plant separately. I bought it recently and came with 3 sticks in one pot. I'm taking one and keeping one stick in separate pot is it okay
Ofcourse you can. But make sure the pot size you choose is small. Too big a pot will lead to more moisture retention in the soil..leading to chances of rot in tis weather
Hi, I have this plant, but only one stem, but before watching this video I don't have idea it's from succulent family. Many months gone, due to less take care, almost every leaves from the plant fell down...but few days ago, suddenly I noticed that few new branches came out from sides, but in the main stem, there is no leaves. What should I do now? Can I cut them for propagation?
Hey Krittika😊 glad you dropped by..I would suggest you let the side branches grow out a bit,before cutting them off.
Do we have to change the pot when they develop roots ?? Well nice work quite appreciative
Hey thanks!
No you necessarily don't,unless they outgrow the pot and keep toppling,which will take some time,in my experience😊
Well thanks for you help, my plants are quite healthy, needed a tip, since season is changing I am observing that many bugs are giving eggs on leaves , are they fine or harmful for plants , is there and simple solution for that.......
The larvae that hatch feed on new growing leaves.
Neem oil is the remedy.
Kis month main cutting lgye
October se May Tak kabhi bhi
You should've shown 2 stems with water propagation and 2 with soil... Anyways 🙏🏼 thanks...
Thanks for your input. I live in a sub tropical climatic zone characterized by very humid weather. Water propagating succulents rarely works.
Can you please give updates on how to care for this plant.
Hello Agnes.😊
Thank you so much for watching this video. Regarding your query,
Devil's Backbone/Jacob's Ladder/ Pedilanthus no matter what you call it,is the easiest succulent that I have worked with,after Euphorbia Millis. They love full sun,a well draining soil and like dry phases in between watering. They grow readily from cuttings- the ones I used in these video are infact cuttings given to me by my colleague,and they are doing great..😃
Their growth slows down in winter,but come spring and then summer,there is no stopping them.
This is one such succulent that can be kept indoors,in a well lit area,without much trouble.
I think I covered almost all the points.
If there's anything else you need help with,please feel free to ask.
I will definitely make a care video on this one once the temperatures here normalize a little. Stay tuned to my channel😊
@@WhimsyCrafter Thanks a lot.
Mam I have no idea that this plant grow from cutting also😃😃 but after seeing ur vdeo I got it.... This is a very beautiful looking plant but I don't know what's happening to my one because they are not growing.... the roots started roting if I water them after so many days or keep the soil moist than also not growing😣😣😟
What should I do mam... please give me some tips for faster growth
Depends on what soil you are using. Use sand and soil,mixture in 1:1 ratio,mix in a pinch of fungicide and plant your plants.
If there are rotten portions,cut them off. Let the cut portion dry out for a day or two...and then plant it.
@@WhimsyCrafter thank u for this information thank u soo much.......
Is this requires sunlight? Is it an indoor plant?
Will do good in indirect light. Not really good for indoors.
Is this something that you could put on water for a few weeks to get the roots growing?
Hello CandyCane.
This plant is a type of succulent,and as far as I know,placing succulents in water would result in rotting.
You could place these in sand or cocopeat and then water it sparingly,once a week just enough to moisten the medium.
I’ve propagated many cuttings in water. It’s fine. Just keep the water clean.
@@keenkingjames That's great. Will definitely give it a try.
@@WhimsyCrafter Let us know if it works for you with this plant! It's called water propagating. Apparently wet SOIL is bad and causes rotting but just the water by itself with no dirt works fine somehow!
@@jackie2645 The problem with gardening is that it is subjective- what works for me might not work for someone else and vice versa. I have been growing these in Succulent mix and they are doing fine.
I will try growing this in spring and see if it works. I will definitely make a video on it,thank you for the suggestion.😊
The only thing i noticed that u hurted your finger after 3 weeks, plz work carefully with proper safety for the sake of your beautiful hands.
You cannot be a gardener unless you get some scratches,cuts bruises and injuries.
And the injury on my finger is not due to gardening,btw. I had a minor accident at my workplace. Nonetheless,thank you for your concern.
Do they need direct sunlight???
Yes it should be given direct sunlight in winter but in summer it would do best in i direct bright light.
Can this be grown in watee
Never tried...
Do this plant produce flowers?
This does , but such colorful flowers are actually modified leaves, and not real flowers .
Thank you very much!!👍
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is this plant toxic?? wikipedia has some info
The white sap which oozes when this plant is cut ,might cause skin irritation.
Details about this plant. Flowers .
The scientific name for this plant, Pedilanthus tithymaloides, means foot-shaped flower. The plant is native to the American tropics but only hardy in USDA zones 9 and 10. It makes a superb houseplant with its 2-foot tall stems, alternate leaves and colorful “flowers” which are actually bracts or modified leaves. The leaves are lance shaped and thick on wiry stems. The bract color may be white, green, red or pink. The plant is an ornamental succulent.
Hello, you r Indian?
Yes