How to Care for a Norfolk Pine ENGLISH GARDENS
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Norfolk Pine is a great plant for the holidays. But it can also add a lush feel to any room all year long.
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I bought mine a tiny little plant at Costco in 2004 at Christmas. Placed him near a bright window where he stayed for 18 yrs then all of a sudden he decided he no longer wants to be there and was getting some brown on the edges so I put him in my kitchen where he gets low light and he is so happy there. He is almost 20yrs old.
Wow 20 years old?!! I just bought a small one and I hope I can keep it alive for more then 20 years.. I loved reading your comment
@@dianeallen9466 Aww thank u so much. If he’s not happy he will let u know. Just put him in bright light no sun and he should do just fine. Happy holidays 😊
@ericab936 thank you same to you
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20 years must have grown through your roof, how big is it?
Locals here in the US buy these trees as miniature Christmas trees, I take them off their hands when they are thrown out. I tell people I run a Norfolk Pine rescue, my wife says I have a problem.
Great idea
I would take them too if I found them in the trash. They make beautiful indoor plants.
Sounds like a phenomenal problem to have lol
Did this tree survive the snow? because I want to buy one to leave on my deck as decoration and where I live there are 6 months of winter
@@NemSeiPow I bring them inside during late fall and winter.
We are from the Philippines.
I bought mine back in 2018 and it's over 6 feet tall. Little to say, it's taking over my dining room and all I do is: Put it in a pot big enough for it to grow, placed it in front of a south facing window, closed the vent located over it off, feed it twice a year with fertilzer sticks, water it real good twice a week, and trim any dead limbs that I notice off. I don't do anything special and it's growing like a weed after a July rain
Great tips! Great energy. Calm yet enthusiastic.
I have 2and I love them so much ! I spray weather them ones a week and day after I weather them completely! Under grow light in winter ther doing mazing ♥️
Good video and plant ❤️👍👍❤️👍
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I want to revive one that has been left outside for too long beginning of winter. I have been worried about this one for a while now, even in fall it had browning branches and is tilting over. I might bring it home today, see if I can save it, but don't want a browning dead tree in my home..... Any tips on reviving these?
I have been growing my NIP for a year. I pour water over the top once a day, it seems. Top soil should be moist but not soggy. SerenityGardenAviary
I have 2 growing outside. One has an issue with its pines turning yellow,,,,,, HELP please
So how do I trim off the dead, dried liimbs? Or do I?
One of the branches has black tips. Help me figure this out! Thank you
How do I prune my Island pine Safely without damaging it? Please help
Hi, it is typically not recommended to prune a Norfolk Pine. Removing dead branches or trimming branch tips for shape is ok. But anything more than that will prevent the plant from growing in its natural symmetrical pattern.
I just bought one at Lowe’s this morning, it’s maybe one foot tall. Looking forward to watching it grow, but nervous about it’s humidity needs (Palm Springs is dry, even indoors). Would a humidifier be better than misting the plant, or is it not prone to rot?
Yes, a humidifier is a fantastic option. This is our number one suggestion, but not as cost effective as misting which is why we always suggest that.
cute woman these are ceremic planters?😘😘