HOW TO RE-POT AND DIVIDE SARRACENIA CARNIVOROUS PITCHER PLANTS
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- HOW TO RE-POT AND DIVIDE SARRACENIA CARNIVOROUS PITCHER PLANTS
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Very helpful and clear information! Thanks!
thanks Brad, I am learning a lot from you about these plants and the airplants which are becoming my new passion!
You are the best carnivorous plants grower ever.
That's interesting you had issues with compacted soil with perlite, I had far more issues with sand compared to perlite. I've found that typically the sand just slowly washes down to the bottom of the pot while perlite may float a bit at first but generally stays fairly even in the soil. Good luck with the new soil mix!
Michael Fallen almost, I mentioned that perlite ( for me) in some cases floated up but you that needed something in the mix for drainage and to keep the peat moss from compacting.
@@BradsGreenhouse If you add a small layer of peat ontop you prevent the perlite from floating.
Very nice video. Sarracenias are fun.
Great video! Have you ever seen a difference in the number of flowers in Sarracenias which are divided? I mean: is the mother plant able to produce more than one flower at the same time or we have to divide it in order to have more flowers? I'm asking because all my Sarracenias produse only one.
💝💝💕I enjoyed your sharing
We didn’t see much of your sarracenias last year!! What about 2 or 3 nice tours during this year?
Hi Brad is it possible that you can make a video on how to divide Venus Flytraps
Simply remove them from the pot and separate them in the obvious places, just like Sarracenia. If they don't separate easily repot them until next time. Easy.
I believe that is necessary hith intensive illumination too.
Very good image!!
Very cool!!
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Brads Greenhouse & Gardening also hopefully you reach 100,000 subscribers! If you reach it, you should decorate the wall around the play button with plants and stuff like that :) I like gardening myself :)
sounds like a plan :)
Hey can you do a nepenthes miranda care guide plz im about to get one soon
I had a second-year sarracenia purpurea that I just divided today, and...I just don't feel like it went well. I don't expect three out of the six divisions to make it, as I got part of the rhizome, but none of the roots on three divisions. But we shall see. Kind of frustrated, but I'll keep learning.
And just as I posted that, I got to the part of the video where you said you can break off a growth point and not have roots, and it will likely still make a plant.
I am literally laughing out loud.
It was about a high of 24 last week where I live and my CPs are in a block of ice!
What is the difference between peat/sand/perlite vs sphagnum moss for potting?
Is it safe to clean with tap water or is the water your cleaning with distilled?
Will you plant die if it get too crowded in there? Do they do well in the ground?
Where can I find some Drosera capensis seeds for cheap!? Anyone know? I’m really trying to expand my collection but as a young person I don’t have much money!
I tried with Drosera sp, but I don't know very well if are the correct conditions.
what is the new substrate please?
Soil
Wow, Brad DOES still keep temperate carnivores, lol
haha yup, a few 100 or so :)
Mine need repotting too. I don't give them a dormancy period though.....Is it a bad idea to repott them while active?
yes because it would put them in shock
First comment I love your videos!!
TeddyS thanks
why chop the pitcher?? is it necessary?
It makes the new growth a lot better and bigger.
Bloop
Boring