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| athomo 2003-10-28 22:18:51 |
| i have a Bryophyllum daigremontianum, and i was wondering would it hurt it to take it out of the pot and seperate it from others growing. there are a lot of them growing in one pot and i wanted to seperate them. i was just wondering how to go about that. any comments or advice is appreciated. thanks, amanda |
| athomo 2003-10-28 22:32:28 |
| its me again. i just asked the question about seperating the Bryophyllum daigremontianum, i was wondering is that the mother of thousands??? any help, please |
| captain 2003-11-15 23:48:39 |
Hi there :-)
If the children of the mother plant are not very big yet (let's say up to 2 inches) I think it is OK to simply pull them out of the pot carefully. Even if you break some roots, it will grow OK in a new pot. (let it rest a few days, so that broken roots can dry and don't start any rottenness)
I never tried to divide 2 plants... I would keep them 'as is' and grow new plants in a new pot.
And yes, Bryophyllum daigremontianum is also called 'Mother of Thousands'.
See Common Names for more names.
Hope this helps.. :-)
Yours,
Captain. |
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