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Dividing a calathea white fusion! SCARY repotting!!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 фев 2021
  • Today I decided to divide my white fusion into two plants! Things get rough, a knife was involved. Everyone is fine now... I hope!
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Комментарии • 6

  • @amirabird532
    @amirabird532 3 года назад +1

    Hi Meg, I'm just wondering how your white fusion went after you cut it? I tried splitting mine a couple of months ago but chickened out after I heard roots ripping.

    • @megh1131
      @megh1131  3 года назад +4

      Hey! They both are doing great and a small section that fell off in the video and I put in water is now potted up as its own very small plant!

  • @human_aelle5904
    @human_aelle5904 3 года назад

    Hi ! Very nice and interesting video :) what is the powder you put on the roots after cutting ? Is that cinnamon ? What’s the purpose of it ? Thanks a lot for your advices 😉

    • @megh1131
      @megh1131  3 года назад +1

      Hey. Thank you very much! Yes, it was cinnamon. It has mild antimicrobial properties, so a lot of people use it to stop a plant cut from getting infected ☺️ so far both plants are happy and healthy, so maybe it works! Happy planting!

    • @human_aelle5904
      @human_aelle5904 3 года назад +1

      @@megh1131 hi !! Thanks a lot for your reply.
      I’ll try it then ! I just repotted my white fusion with a brand new blended potting mix following parts of your advices, I hope it will survive because this morning it was a bit floppy 🥺 🤞🏻 and I just followed you on Instagram ! Thanks

    • @megh1131
      @megh1131  3 года назад +2

      @@human_aelle5904 No problem at all! It is perfectly normal for freshly potted plants to be a bit floppy/unhappy looking for a few days after, as they adjust. I'm sure it will survive! I know people who have had calathea die right back and then reshoot from only roots. So they're a lot tougher than we think! Thanks for following me on instagram! I look forward to getting to know you :)