Pruning & Transplanting a 36yr old Dracaena Plant ~ birdhouse garden
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2022
- Hi everyone! This plant is one of the first things my husband ever gave me. After many years, I'm finally pruning & transplanting it. Thank you so much for stopping by. :)
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Wow, I didn’t know you could just cut them and plant them like that. Good to know. Keep us updated please🌴🌴🌴
I’ve missed you’re last videos, I need to click notification button. It’s amazing how long plants can live with correct care.
36 years old! Thats awesome! I found a 3 steamed dracaena plant at the side of the road with not pot, just laying on its side this past spring. Its about 7 feet tall. I potted it and had it outside tied up to our siding. Well, here in southern Ontario it was time to bring it in or cut it down. Our ceiling is about 7 ft tall in our 1000 square foot home. I finally decided to not cut it down and I placed it in a corner of my bedroom with fairy lights yesterday. I absolutely love it there!!! I'm so glad I found it at the side of the road!! One mans garbage really can be another mans treasure! I'm curios how old this one is.
That is such a nice story. You saved the dracaena!😊🙌 They certainly are a strong plant. I bet it looks beautiful with the fairy lights. 😊
Your fur baby making an appearance in the background 😂 beautiful dracaena!
Yes, he has to be near us at all times.🤣🤦♀️ Thank you, so glad I pruned it.
I enjoy your videos so much I hope you make more when you're outside
Nice dracena...rgds from indonesia❤
Hello Indonesia!👋😊
I have a ~28 year old one that belonged to my brother and has been severely neglected for probably two decades. I've pruned it and it grew again, the leaves look so much better now as well. Three years later and I actually have a lot of love for it.
What worried me was the very thin stem(? my English isn't the best), but seeing yours isn't much thicker made me relax a little bit.
It does need to be repotted again, which I'm looking to do this week. Thanks for the video!
Once I trimmed it, the mother plant looks much healthier. It quickly pushed new growth. So glad I did it. Your English is great! 😃
I’ve had mine for 12 years and it’s time to chop it up.
The mother plant became full after I pruned it. 🙌🌿
Would love an update video on how the new plants are doing now. Also, did the stems you cut grow new tops?
I just filmed the backyard garden tour and I forgot to include that. I will definitely give ya'll an update the next time we film. The (mother) plant has several new growth points. So exciting to see that. The four stems that I replanted are alive... but could look healthier. Thank you for asking and watching! :)
@@birdhousegarden We need an update!! Im so excited for you!!
Would love to see how they're doing now!! Please share an update!!❤
How did your cuttings grow? Thankyou beautiful plant!
Thank you.😊 Three of them did well for awhile. I lost one immediately and the other 2 I lost before the holidays. It was completely my fault. I overwatered them. I still have one that has 3 new growth areas. Not the success I was hoping for. A learning experience for certain. The mother plant is doing well.😊
How do I get it to stop making chutes after I chop off a branch?
That dracaena could actually be in full sun and they’ll appreciate it a lot. They’re heat and drought tolerant and when in stress (not a bad thing) they get a red tint I believe and they’re Beautiful I’m also 99% sure they’re succulents native to Madagascar
Thank you so much for the information. They definitely do not require much water. I just filmed an update on the plant. 😊
@@birdhousegarden your welcome! I’ll subscribe to your channel because I find you content very helpful thank you!
Very curious how your newly planted cuttings are doing - did it work out as you hoped?
In the video “moving 2 boxwoods”, I have an update. Of the 4, one is doing well. Of the three left, 2 look healthy, one might be its last leg. 😔🤣 The mother plant looks awesome! Thank you for watching. 😊
I was nervous😢!! 36 years old!
I was too. The mother plant is doing so well.😊 Of the 4 branches that I cut, only 2 survived.
It's been a year, can we see how they have done after propagation? I just cut one of mine, which is no where as mature as 36 years
Yes, definitely. I will film an update in January. Have a wonderful holiday!🎄
@@birdhousegarden Awesome! I am looking forward to it!
can you post a progress video of this ? i’m curious as to how it looks now
I posted a video a few days ago that is titled front & backyard garden tour + dracaena update. I apologize, I don’t know how to link it. It will be my most recent video. Thank you 😊
Hello, do you remember the size your plant, and how many branches had 36 years ago?
Hi, yes I do. It was approximately 10 inches tall with 1 cane/branch. :)
Curious to know how the plants are doing?
The first couple of days they dropped a few leaves. They're doing fine now. Thank you for asking. :)
How the plantas are doing , do you have an update video 🤗
May I ask what is your growing Zone ? Do you grow dracaena outdoors??
Hi, I live in zone 9/9b central California. For the last 20 years I’ve had it outside on our back patio that’s full shade. 😃