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How to Repot Bromeliads - Ep 063
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2018
- Bromeliads are striking plants for the home, and though many varieties are sold at the height of their maturity (meaning, while they are in bloom), they can exist and survive for years afterwards. Bromeliads, like the related Tillandsia (or air plants), actually begin to produce pups, or offsets, at their bases after they finish blooming. Once that happens, you have the option of removing the pups or removing the "mother" plant. This video covers that process! #sponsored
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Best video I’ve watched explaining what I need to know about Bromeliads.
You posted this three days before I have to attempt this myself (I'm moving across town and have to remove some from a pot where they've been growing for years)-- THANK YOU! Couldn't have been more perfect timing!
Hi there, just subscribed😃👍 Thank you for the video. I've had an Aechmea Fasciata for over 4 years and, no joke, it is the absolute oddest bromeliad in my garden. She does not die, will lose a leaf every now and then and has yet to give me any pups. Not a one, ever. She has, however, given me 3 blooms in her lifetime. 🤯Have you (or anyone else??) had this experience. (...gosh darn, hope I haven't jinxed her now) 🙂.
I've learned something about Bromeliads today! Thanks for sharing and easy to follow instructions.
I have a Aechmea Fachiata with tons of grows on it, and was looking at multiple videos how to separate the mother and the pups and how to plants them etc. This is the best video I seen so far. First video that told me to wear gloves because of the spikes. I knew, because they do hurt me, but not everybody else does. Some people do not wear any gloves. Great video. Thanks
I'm happy to find this video Summer, thank you for sharing!! I have a Bromeliad Guzmania since last Summer that grew one pup so far and I've been contemplating separating the pup, I learned so much from this video and I just purchased this orchid mix.YAY lol, so just waiting for Spring to repot them.💖😍😍😍
Just got back from my vacation and on the way home I was already excited about a new "plant one on me" :) I've got an idea for a new episode...how to create an urban jungle on a budget! It can get so costly to buy many plants and pots and I can think of a few things (propagating, plant swapping, finding plants on sale or plants from the "I need some extra care" section, thrifting pots) but I'm sure you have a ton of original ideas to keep the costs down that I would love to hear
You are an amazing teacher! Thank you so much! I am new to bromeliad and have a lot to learn. So glad I found you Summer!
A vid on how to grow pineapple from a cut off top would be AWESOME! My kiddo and I have tried to make it work many times but with no luck so far!
Cheers!
Thank you again for a great video Summer. Always a informative watch.
Another benefit to this is it requires way less manpower. Takes longer to wait out, but far easier way of doing it. Also I'm going to try and plant a pineapple now, thanks for the tip!
What better way to cope with field trip withdrawal than an oldschool upclose and personal epidode. Cheers!
Excellent and very helpful video! Thank you.
You do a great job my friend. TFS. Stay connected 😊
Top video, many thanks for sharing an Excellent video.
Great video on repotting your bromeliads Summer! I really appreciate it so very much! I had some pups come off of my Guzmania last year and they are getting quite big now. Time for some refreshing😊
Here a b-side question about the humidity absorption quality: are bromeliads and other plants that have high humidity requirements good helpers for absorbing humidity excess in certain rooms? Let's say bromeliads, tillandsias maybe, philodendrons, calatheas, prayers... - Thank you big time!
Wish I had seen this a few months ago. I have an Achmea Blue Rain and I repotted two pups. Watching this, I probably should have left it longer. They seem to be doing ok, would love them to flower again. I read somewhere that you can cover it with a plastic bag with a banana and this helps them flower. Haven't tried it yet though.
Absolutely love the patterns on your scissors and gloves:)
I have a small bromeliad and want to get a larger one but I'm putting it off until I'm more experienced with the plants I've got now. Thanks for this good info.
Gloves for removing. Haha. In my bromiliade garden I need a coat of armor. The spikes going straight into the skin and leave my arms scratched and they sting
Thank you for the great info...loved your gloves....and of course the plants...."Santai Bersama Nanai"
Thank you for the great information. I will give it a shot with my bromeliads.
There is content from a guy that propagated his Bromeliad. It looks as though he has had some success in doing so. He kept the mother plant and got 3 more pups from her. As this is such a long process to flower I am wondering how viable the 2nd set of pups will be.
I think that the more "natural" way of keeping everything intact until the mother is completely spent may be the way to go. So that is what I am going to do with the one that I have rescued from the compost bin.
Great info, much appreciated. Keep it coming. 🤓
My bromeliad is a purple one with an arrow shaped cluster in the middle. Not sure of the specie. I may have been told wrong. Lowe's said to transplant it, use half & half orchid and citrus soil mix. Leave the original bark around the roots. Don't break it apart. Put into a larger pot, then add the new mix up to the original level. Mainly just water in the cup. Don't get it too wet. They had like 3 plants out of 9 that were still alive on a clearance shelf. Poor plants inside the store with just store lighting. It's looking good, but does it actually need dirt? Everyone on here has their soil beliefs. I was making sure my mix is correct.
Hi! I have a bromeliad who has been giving off babies like no other. I have sadly failed at one and have two more babies growing. They are in their own pots. A couple of questions: 1. what size pot is best? I have both in a 6 in" pot. 2. What should the soil level be? The mother is in a smaller pot but the soil goes up to the bottom leaves. 3. Do bromeliads grow tall then out? If so, does the soil need to surround their stems? 4. What kind of soil? I am using soil meant for cacti and succulents I believe. I was instructed to use that. I know I am asking a lot, I just want to make sure I re-potting and growing these beautiful plants correctly!
Thanks..awesome video
Regarding the watering at the end: shouldn't it drain out? Do you just give them a quick sip and let it stay if it collects in the tray? Great information, again.
I've been trying to plant edelweiss... can you do a planting tips video on them?
Mine still haven't sprouted.
Thank you for your video. Any idea why bromeliads weren't planted in the barky mix in the first place? Would that've been better?
omg!thats great plant and cool vid
Here is a fact I bet you did not know, chickens love to eat broms! The spikes do not bother them at all lol.
It's really one of the plants my chicken DOESN'T eat....but my chicken has preferences because I think she's spoiled silly.
Summer Rayne Oakes being a one chicken household I would say that's a given!
How do you get rid of fungus gnats in your plants?
Can i use charcoal and coconut chip?
Perfect ❤
Wow, I am interested in growing Bromeliad s. The host is even more beautiful than the plants...
How many plants do you currently have?
Could you do a video on propagating a pineapple? Would love to learn how to have my own pineapple plant! :)
That's a good one. A pineapple is a bromeliad so it should be able to propagate itself (like mine did in this video).
the last one I tried rotted in the glass it was propagated in, maybe I left too much of the fruit itself? I'll buy one this Sunday and try again! Thank you!
I'm thinking of planting a pineapple sucker as an ornamental plant.
Where are you based?
Sorry but I don't really get your comment
IMG_0802.jpeg can you tell me what type of bromeliad is this?
What water do you use for a bromeliads
Can you mix bark with miracle grow soil to pot a bromeliad or would it give the roots to much moisture? or can I just pot my bromeliad in bark?
I would leave it with the mother plant ... the same concept as with orchids and old bulbs
What is desiccated mean?
dried up
Nice gloves ;)
I wonder why they're called BromeliADs in English and not BromeliAs.
Good douse?? Lol !!
First!!! lol that's still a thing right?
A 3 minutes work, took u over 8 minutes .... please get to the point and not to waste time. Thanks
It’s a plant not a she;)
So do you still recommend growing the pups with the mom when there are 4 pups? Or should I be transplanting these?