Dividing plants, how I do it!
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- How I like to divide plants using a hand saw. This can be used for many types of plants.
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I would love to see an update on these ferns! If possible 💗
Just what I needed to see. Time to divide my ferns!
Hi Ray;
I have divided many plants, but not ferns. I see it is the same method I do with elephant ears, peonies, hostas, day Lillies…
I use my Dewalt saw because I have weak hands and I have no use of my thumb so gripping is an issue.
Some plants I only cut a quarter of the way down and tease them apart.
I divide spring and fall in zone 8b PNW
We have a lot of rain. But do get droughts in summer. I have divided plants in summer and moved in my garage with a fan and grow lights just to protect from harsh heat. I found that this works to get them rooted in.
Last year we put a fence in bordering our acre and my husband said I was a slave driver because I had him digging up all sorts of plants that I divided up.
This year I am still moving the plants I divided and put in containers around the fence line to see what looks good and also how it has changed the lighting as we also removed 4 huge cedars.
Your garden looks lovely and the pool looks inviting!
Thank you. Dividing plants can be so rewarding. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Coming back to see how those ferns are doing!!!
They are doing great. I will try to post an update video soon.
Thank you for the close ups and the great visuals, they are very helpful. Valuable information, great video.
You did a 👍 job and thank you so much for sharing
You are so welcome
Thanks for the neat podcast, Ray. It takes guts to decide to saw apart your first root bound plant.
The dog is a cutie walking around in the background🐕
Good job! I'm surprised how well it turned out. I'll use a saw next time I have to divide something.
Looks like I have some work to do. Thanks for the saw idea. I had been using a shovel. Very informative video. Thanks
Delightful to see a new video from you! I’ve always been a 🐓 when it comes to ferns. Good information!
Thank you so much! I just did this to my queen fern here in Georgia zone 7b. I tried old pair of wire cutters and it was touch. I will finish the job and find and old saw!
That’s exactly what I do.
You need to do another video when the weather permits about the 4 ferns and how they are doing
You are in luck. I did an update video not long ago. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/ZrPFQn7eXOQ/v-deo.htmlsi=0dO5YrBQJG0kJm9V Enjoy!
Impressed 👏👏
Ray…would you, perchance, be able to do a video addressing traveling with plants? Or, care of indoor and outdoor plants when you’re away? (We have no one to look after ours.) I’ve had to give away so many houseplants & a lot of my outdoors plants whenever we take our trailer and go. I’ve narrowed it down to a jade plant, a small succulent, a mid-size zamioculcus (ZZ plant), and a very small ivy.
Your enthusiasm is amazing! Thank you!
P.S. Any unusual planters or things used as planters that you’ve seen or might consider using? Just curious.
Enjoyed your video.Dug my saw out and I am about to tackle my Kimberly and Macho ferns. Fingers crossed.😊 I think I will try the Macho in the ground.
Have you ever tried not using a pot? Thanks from Tennessee 🌞
I keep my tender ferns in pots so that I can bring them inside for the winter. But I have seen people plant them and then go through the process of digging them up in the winter. I have several hardy ferns planted in the ground and they are beautiful.
@@HorticultureGeek thanks for your response.I think I will try it.Hope to get to it tomorrow.Anxious to try out my saw.😊🌞
can you grow plants from the roots that you cut off the bottoms??
It is possible as long as enough of the root and a growth point is saved you certainly can give it a try. Plants are fickle sometimes so I don’t want to say 100% yes but I would give it a try.
Will you take these.plants inside for the winter?? I have the most HUGE plants that I have only had 1 summer that I can't bear to loose!! I'm so thankful I found your channel.
Bring in? or winter in pots outside. I'm in ZONE 6A
I bring mine into my garden shed for the winter. It protects against frost/freeze. Ferns like this are not hardy so any freeze will kill them. If your plants are not hardy in your area then yes you should bring them inside.
So in a dark area or keep in sunlight?? Water regularly or let them go dormant?? I just cut mine up into 4 plants!!! Oh I pray this saves all these starts for spring.
Ray...should I water thru the winter once I bring them in? or go doormant?
@@debbiechaille6535 yes they will need occasional water.
I know this is a year old post, so i hope someone responds. Can you do this when planting ferns in the yard?
Absolutely you can. Depending on where you live if you are already hot for the season make sure to keep a close check on the plants for water.
Should root ball be soaked and pulled apart to encourage new growth? You make me nervous sawing on nice tailgate lol
You certainly could but I’m this case I was already putting the plant into so much stress I didn’t think root teasing was really needed. And yes after I got them planted as you saw a gave them a good soaking. I don’t do that before hand just because it’s extra messy. 😁🤣
Oh ok that explains it..will you be showing how to overwinter
I certainly can show how I do it. Thanks!