Aloe juvenna (Tiger-tooth aloe) Propagation in Soil
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- In this video, I show you how I soil propagate:
Aloe juvenna (Tiger-tooth aloe)
Enjoy!
Raiding the Rack 56 - Microsorum musifolium (Crocodile Fern) & Aloe barbadensis 'Miller' (Aloe Vera)
• Raiding the Rack 56 - ...
Please remember to, like, subscribe and hit the bell, for my future video uploads. Thank you. paypal.me/wesl...
/ wesleys.plant.world Want to buy amazon products, click this link:
amzn.to/3Xo0vFB
Thank you for this video! I inherited a pot of these from my father in law that passed and it is absolutely filled and overflowing with these. There are a bunch of small ones under the big ones that now aren't getting enough light so I'm about to repot. ❤
Your so welcome. Thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like you have a lovely and big plant. You’ll get lots of beautiful propagations. Enjoy 🙂🪴
Hello Wesley. I commented about a month ago about propagating the Aloe Juvenna. I took your advice and let them callous for a couple of days before putting them in soil. It's been about 11 weeks now and I've just potted them up into one 8" pot. Some were more rooted than others but I am confident that they will survive. (they have up until now). I am thrilled because now I have two larger pots and and two smaller ones. One with 1 plant that will probably be a gift and another with two plants. I wish I could post pics for you. If you would like to see my pics, just tell me where to send them. Keep up the good work.
Hi! 👋🏽 Thank you so much for sharing the results of your propagations. It sounds like you did an amazing job and got yourself excellent results! I’m so happy to hear that. Enjoy all your wonderful plants and gifts you can share now 😃👏🏽🪴🌿
Your video is wonderful, but still did not answer my question:
I have some tall plants with lots of roots & I’m repotting them all.
My question: “can I chop of the top of the plant & root the top?
And, what will happen to the bottom half of the plant after I cut off the top?”
Thank you!
I’m hoping to hear back from you really soon as I now have about 20 plants, most with massive roots. ☺️
Hi! 👋🏽 Thank you so much. You can basically chop this plant anywhere and it should grow out a new shoot from the base part and the top part should grow out new roots too. Just make sure you give plenty of light, warmth and some moisture, but not too much and you should be fine. Many variables can change the outcome depending on your home conditions, but with all those plants you have, it sounds like you should be able to create tones more. Have fun! 😃🪴
You don't use any perlite in your soil mix. Is there a reason for this?
Yes, I’m using a terracotta pot, thus moisture will already be wicked away from the soil 🪴
Really enjoyed your video. Love your personality! Thanks for the information. Very helpful!
Your welcome and thank you for the compliment. Happy planting 😃🙏🏽🪴
I've just recently obtained one of these. It was very overgrown and had stems stretching and hanging over the pot. There is no one local that that has one of these so no help there. I've cut them and let them harden and put them in soil. How long will it take for them to get rooted and established enough to produce pups? I have each cutting in a small pot of its own and really want to put them in a community pot. how long should I wait? I don't want to disturb them while they are producing roots.
Sounds like you have a great bunch of this plant. Depending on light, heat etc, it could take a month or so. You could put one in a clear container to see how the roots are growing out, otherwise when you see some top growth, you’ll know they’re starting to produce enough roots to sustain them. Have fun growing them out 😃🪴
@@WesleysPlantWorld thank you. Love you channel. You explain things very well. Keep making these great videos.
Very pretty 😘
A very good video ,lovely 🪴
Thank you so much. It was fun making this video. Enjoy your plants :-)