Did you know that isn't ONE parlor palm in this video? It's a massive number of baby parlor palms all potted together, causing it to look bushy. The reasons he was able to separate it into two was not because he split a single plant, but he pulled one bunch of plants away from another bunch. You can separate each one of those individual plants and give them their own pot. They will become spectacular palm trees on their own too. You don't need to keep them jammed together. The plant industry sells them that way, but you don't have to keep them that way. They're all competing for the same space and same nutrients and same water. They're quite beautiful as solitary palms.
I absolutely LOVE Parlor palms!! I lost my "Island Princess" Parlor palm a few years ago!! She was a part of a three plant arrangement since 2005 and she grew to 2 feet and was just beautiful!! I have a small one now and I keep her in my greenhouse!!❤️🥰
I have always heard to not repot parlor palms any sooner than every two years. But I found out the hard way if you use worm castings in your soil media you better plan on yearly repots. The plants love the stuff and combined with a compost tea recharge every other watering and lots of light in a west window they absolutely thrive. I just repotted mine after two years in my amended soil mix and it was an hour job freeing the root ball from the pot. Such a healthy solid mass of fine feeder roots consumed every bit of space holding fast to the tera cota pot. Short of breaking the pot I was able to free it using a long flexible bread knife and sawed around edge of the rootball finely freeing it. Such an amazing plant.
Yes it is many individual plants. I brought a simple vase of 15 growing in water , I plan to grow 6 in an aquarium roots only in water and trial another six submerged, the rest will stay on the vase in kitchen window
Very interesting. I used to grow pothos like weeds with the roots resting in the top rear of my goldfish tanks, to suck up all the nitrates. Have you anything to report in your 3 weeks since this comment?
@@HAL-dm1eh I can report that the 6 submerged ( roots planted in the substrate ) BUT most of the leaves growing out of the water are doing fine, no deterioration visible. I'm still to set up the other nano tank but those 6 are still 100% happy in the original vase with one water change. I need to work out how to stabilize the second set, roots only in the water as their present size/ height and their potential growth is outside the usual parameters of common plants so placed.
@@manlycove1 Thanks for the response. Though I don't currently have any fish tanks set up I still love hearing about other people's experiments and experiences. Currently I'm just trying to root an above surface rhizome that shot out to the side of my bella palm bunch. It's kinda weird and there's not a lot of info on it. Your info helps me with my determination to go ahead and just put it in some water to at least see what happens.
Hello, I have a 9 foot single parlour palm and it doesn’t fit in my house if I cut it at three or 4 feet will it reroute or will the roots grow another palm tree?
Did you know that isn't ONE parlor palm in this video? It's a massive number of baby parlor palms all potted together, causing it to look bushy. The reasons he was able to separate it into two was not because he split a single plant, but he pulled one bunch of plants away from another bunch. You can separate each one of those individual plants and give them their own pot. They will become spectacular palm trees on their own too. You don't need to keep them jammed together. The plant industry sells them that way, but you don't have to keep them that way. They're all competing for the same space and same nutrients and same water. They're quite beautiful as solitary palms.
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I absolutely LOVE Parlor palms!! I lost my "Island Princess" Parlor palm a few years ago!! She was a part of a three plant arrangement since 2005 and she grew to 2 feet and was just beautiful!! I have a small one now and I keep her in my greenhouse!!❤️🥰
I have always heard to not repot parlor palms any sooner than every two years. But I found out the hard way if you use worm castings in your soil media you better plan on yearly repots. The plants love the stuff and combined with a compost tea recharge every other watering and lots of light in a west window they absolutely thrive.
I just repotted mine after two years in my amended soil mix and it was an hour job freeing the root ball from the pot. Such a healthy solid mass of fine feeder roots consumed every bit of space holding fast to the tera cota pot. Short of breaking the pot I was able to free it using a long flexible bread knife and sawed around edge of the rootball finely freeing it. Such an amazing plant.
Без перевода и титров всё понятно! Очень хорошо снято.
Not toxic, but my cat loves them. Any advice how to repair leaves she bite?
I put mine in the garden last year, will see if it will regrow. Zone 9 I think.
Yes it is many individual plants. I brought a simple vase of 15 growing in water , I plan to grow 6 in an aquarium roots only in water and trial another six submerged, the rest will stay on the vase in kitchen window
Very interesting. I used to grow pothos like weeds with the roots resting in the top rear of my goldfish tanks, to suck up all the nitrates.
Have you anything to report in your 3 weeks since this comment?
@@HAL-dm1eh I can report that the 6 submerged ( roots planted in the substrate ) BUT most of the leaves growing out of the water are doing fine, no deterioration visible. I'm still to set up the other nano tank but those 6 are still 100% happy in the original vase with one water change. I need to work out how to stabilize the second set, roots only in the water as their present size/ height and their potential growth is outside the usual parameters of common plants so placed.
@@manlycove1 Thanks for the response. Though I don't currently have any fish tanks set up I still love hearing about other people's experiments and experiences.
Currently I'm just trying to root an above surface rhizome that shot out to the side of my bella palm bunch. It's kinda weird and there's not a lot of info on it.
Your info helps me with my determination to go ahead and just put it in some water to at least see what happens.
@@HAL-dm1eh You may like this UTube, though there are many more. Parlor palm is the first plant mentioned ruclips.net/video/HK-cDxEaogU/видео.html
I love my palm. I'm afraid I'll kill it if I repot it. Does it matter what time of year to repot?
Hello, I have a 9 foot single parlour palm and it doesn’t fit in my house if I cut it at three or 4 feet will it reroute or will the roots grow another palm tree?
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