I have a big Benjamin ficus , reaches to the ceiling, and a few months ago it had a severe bug attack, and lost 40-50 leaves a day until quite empty looking, but with some natural treatments I am happy to have saved it and it also grew out new fresh leaves but has not achieved the fullness yet. There are about 3 long branches that I would like to cut out so it can become fuller near the stem, but I am uncertain if the tree would be stressed to early by that? What is your advice?
hola buenas noches. te felicito tu video es muy bueno. quisiera saber de q se compone el material q colocas en las macetas para las estacas y saber si le agregas algo mas o solo agua y en que tiempo hecha raiz las estacas. gracias por tu valiosa ayuda
Hi, thanks for your comment. The material used to root the cuttings is called perlite. I believe it's known as "perlita" in spanish, although I can't tell you if it's available near you. During the rooting process, only water is added in order to prevent the plants from drying up. The cuttings will root in about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the air temperature. ----------------------------- Mi espanhol no es muy bueno, pero puedo tratar de responder. El material en las macetas es perlita, una roca volcanica. Agrego solo agua durante el enraizamiento, para evitar que se sequen las estacas. Hecha raiz las estacas en 4 a 6 semanas, dependiendo de la temperatura.
Hi Carl, thank you for the time to answer me and also for the indications, because I tell you that I can not make them reproduce, I do not know if it is the temperature of the environment or the water or something else but I keep trying, thanks for your help and if you can Have a video about the schematics and how to root the fiche in more detail, thank you and have a nice day
did you use rooting hormone for propogating the cuttings?? i am propogating one cutting just like yours in water without any rooter..can you tell me when i can expect to get the roots??
The best video video on propagation and braiding. Thanks.
Wow! You make it look so easy. Great job!
Thank you that was so helpful :-) I have just braided my first ficus!
do the cuttings have to be that thick? I took really thin pieces, should I take thicker ones then?? how often do you know to water with perlite?
thank you very much. I will be braiding my propagations!
I have a big Benjamin ficus , reaches to the ceiling, and a few months ago it had a severe bug attack, and lost 40-50 leaves a day until quite empty looking, but with some natural treatments I am happy to have saved it and it also grew out new fresh leaves but has not achieved the fullness yet. There are about 3 long branches that I would like to cut out so it can become fuller near the stem, but I am uncertain if the tree would be stressed to early by that? What is your advice?
hola buenas noches. te felicito tu video es muy bueno. quisiera saber de q se compone el material q colocas en las macetas para las estacas y saber si le agregas algo mas o solo agua y en que tiempo hecha raiz las estacas. gracias por tu valiosa ayuda
Hi, thanks for your comment. The material used to root the cuttings is called perlite. I believe it's known as "perlita" in spanish, although I can't tell you if it's available near you.
During the rooting process, only water is added in order to prevent the plants from drying up.
The cuttings will root in about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the air temperature.
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Mi espanhol no es muy bueno, pero puedo tratar de responder. El material en las macetas es perlita, una roca volcanica. Agrego solo agua durante el enraizamiento, para evitar que se sequen las estacas. Hecha raiz las estacas en 4 a 6 semanas, dependiendo de la temperatura.
Hi Carl, thank you for the time to answer me and also for the indications, because I tell you that I can not make them reproduce, I do not know if it is the temperature of the environment or the water or something else but I keep trying, thanks for your help and if you can Have a video about the schematics and how to root the fiche in more detail, thank you and have a nice day
did you use rooting hormone for propogating the cuttings?? i am propogating one cutting just like yours in water without any rooter..can you tell me when i can expect to get the roots??
Cool. I'll do that now
Lovely 🌸 i like it
So nice it's very smart work
Only perlite cn grow easily roots of stem?
where we hv to kept it in light or shade?plz tell thnks
hi! what is the white stuff in the plant pot?
Please do on weeping plants the two coloured leave green and white would love to seeing propagate on this plants thanks
Can you reuse perlite after plants have rooted?
Sure
Good information
Nice
what is white..??? its a soil? :)
jerrick constantino perlite
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quebecois?
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