I love the videos a lot but just cracked up when I read the title of the video, I sew and have cutters anxiety with good fabric and feel the title in every craft😆❤ im crying because I have to cull my seedlings today😆😆 heartbreaking! Thanks for the great teaching and kindness.
I like to leave my pups on as long as possible, with stolons I wait until they're just as large as the parent . Ones without stolons I do the same, let them get large...then I know they'll have some root system I can't see when it comes to snipping them off.
Great question! A. blanchetiana are not stoloniferous, but they aren't necessarily densely clumping. And i have seen them mounted in trees...big trees, : LOL!
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WOW That is good to know regarding the size and surface for the pup to absorb light. Thanks!! 🙏🏼
Thanks for sharing your know-how and plants. I love it!
Thank you for watching!
I know you say your plants are beat up, but they’re really magnificent!
I love the videos a lot but just cracked up when I read the title of the video, I sew and have cutters anxiety with good fabric and feel the title in every craft😆❤ im crying because I have to cull my seedlings today😆😆 heartbreaking! Thanks for the great teaching and kindness.
I agree with the community, you have gorgeous plants(babies 😊).
Nature is amazing!!
Lots going on.
Interesting concept calling the leaves solar collectors. I’ve noticed if I take the pups when small they do grow and mature very slowly
I like to leave my pups on as long as possible, with stolons I wait until they're just as large as the parent . Ones without stolons I do the same, let them get large...then I know they'll have some root system I can't see when it comes to snipping them off.
Show how to separate the pops pls.
Q: I have several giant bromeliads, they're blanchetiana I think. Are these stoloniferous? I see large pups but no stolon yet? thanks!
Great question! A. blanchetiana are not stoloniferous, but they aren't necessarily densely clumping. And i have seen them mounted in trees...big trees, : LOL!
@@islandbreezetropicals1276 in trees...good lord!!!