3 Ways to Grow kalanchoe Daigremontiana || Mother of Thousands
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- In this video, I will show you how to propagate/grow/separate kalanchoe Daigremontiana || Mother of Thousands
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►kalanchoe Daigremontiana is a succulent plant. Also known as
Bryophyllum daigremontianum, commonly called devil’s backbone, mother of thousands, alligator plant, or Mexican hat plant.
►Working:
First of all, succulent plants need well-drained soil because succulents have much water in their leaves and stems. So use always well-drained and sandy soil to grow succulents. Succulents no need too much water. If you over-watered then plants will rot.
So water them when soil totally dry.
►3 Steps:
1. Pluck some seeds from the edges of leaves. Sprinkle all the seeds on the top of the soil. Spray some water. Place in a shady area for better growth.
2. Cut some off-sets. Remove all leaves of the lower part. Put these off-sets into the soil. Water it and place in a shady area for almost one week.
3. Select a healthy branch and cut almost 4-5 inches. Remove all leaves of the lower part. Put this cutting into the soil. Water it and place in a shady area for almost one week.
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Thank you very much!
You know, with all due respect to most UA-cam folks, they show off their knowledge and beautiful gardens but they drone on and finally give meager instruction on the seeds from leaves.
I recieved a free cutting of this succulent with a plant order and in this short video, you've shown me THREE ways of planting it!
Again: Thank you!😀👍
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This plant is the absolute survivor!!! it grows everywhere! on cement, marble covers floors balcons water gutters I can not get rid of it! At last, I will start to cultivate it!!!
Absolutely right. Keep it up.
This video deserves more likes and views. Most videos I see are from noobs. They just know how to grow from "seeds." As if we still need video instructions for that! Too many "experts."
I just got a few cuttings and this is the video I’ve been looking for. I only kept seeing videos and information on how to propagate from the tiny plantlets until now.
Wow I never know thats the way to harvest babies mine I just leave it to drop and transfer them when they get bigger thanks for sharing your vedio awesome tips and ideas new subscribers watching from California
this plant will basically never die, but in a lot of cases cuttings do better if they dry out for days or even weeks before they are planted and watered (best to propagate at beginning of spring)
Best video ever!
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Thanks.
your welcome
Greetings
I am also Keen on planting such plants.
I used to have ones but my brother's dog damaged them.
Yes, there are a lot of ways to propagande this plant , either from leaves babies or by cutting a part from the plant.
The colour of the flowers are orange and they look like a bell.
Thanks a lot for this gorgeous video.
Best wishes 🍀
wow nice naman po tumutulong po kayo para mapaganda ating kapaligiran new friend po salamat
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I have one that has gotten pretty tall but the stalk is thin so I keep a wood dowel with it to hold it up. Am I supposed to cut it or just let it keep going up? Any tips for growing so it can support itself?
This is due to lack of light, keep it in direct sunlight for healthy growth, if you want to grow more plants, cut it as you like and grow separately. When the new plant grows in direct sunlight, the plant will grow its thick stalk.
Do you know what soil is best for these kind of plants?
Sandy soil is the best for cactus and succulent plants but, You can use any kind of soil for this plant.
@@readyplants7099 thank you!
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Does anyone know where I can get some seeds for Kalanchoe Daigremontiana;
In Australia, Please
Sorry, these are plantlets, I'm using the word "seeds" for beginners. You can collect plantlets from any person who has that plant.
Aa podha kya kam me aata he
I just planted my stem with no roots into the soil...should i water it right away or allow to get roots before watering??
You can water it when the soil becomes dry. Moisture will boost the rooting process but do not over-water.
For most succlent they say you should not water the cutting till they grow roots. Is this an exception?
Yes, you are right but there must be some moisture in the soil for root growth.
What are they good for?
In Italy, the Kalanchoe daigremontiana is considered only an ornamental plant, but in some tropical countries and recently also in Spain, thanks to the work of the botanist Josep Pàmies, this plant is primarily used as a medical remedy for the treatment of numerous diseases, such as burns, infections, ulcers, diarrhea, hypertension, diabetes and even cancer.
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@@readyplants7099 Thank you! my mom bought me a plant and now it grows very invasibly everywhere. I was reading it was toxic but my mom had it for the medicinal reasons you mentioned. I don't know how she used it and never asked, she passed 7 months ago and never got the recipe.
Can we propogate it by stem cutting???
Yes of course.
@@readyplants7099 can u guide me that why this plant of mine is not doing well though its a hardy plant??? Leaves of my plant are bending n they don't look fresh at all. The stem is shrinking. Plz guide
@@Itz_Sehar First of all, check your plant's roots. Are roots growing well? If roots are good then check your stem's lower part if it dries? Sometimes dryness of stem's lower part stops the plant growth.
What should be the watering routine???
Twice in a week is enough in summer.
@@readyplants7099 tnx😊😊
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Tanaman ini doyan air ga atau sprti sekulen ga suka air?
Kalanchoe daigremontiana is a succulent plant and succulent plant do not need too much water, if you over-water it then it will be rott and die.
Same lang po ba sila ng Pink Butterfly?
This is a kalanchoe daigremontiana and the pink butterfly plant is a cross between kalanchoe daigremontiana and kalanchoe delagoensis.
Why does the plain green kalanchoe diagremontiana and the one with stripes have the same name?
Both plants are the same but the green colour is due to the shade and the other colour is due to the full sunlight.
I have only of the BROWN (tiger) Colour plants because of the sun on the top of the terrace!!! I have seen a few greens in some gardens!!! So the light is the basic factor of the colour!!!
@@readyplants7099 Thanks.
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I made a large mistake getting some of these
I wish you good luck next time.