Sansevieria Fernwood Mikado Care | A Plant A Week
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Not a fern, not wood either, but it's preeetty!
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I love your mikado sansevieria ❤
I wouldn't use bark/,use palm,cactus mix,sandy mix,I would use happy frog soil mix
New subbie here! I just wanna thank you for giving me my snake plant's name... im still in the process of leaf propagation.... 3 months strong and at least a few have roots now.... the process is s.l.o.w!!
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Thanks for your video. Mine were fat and straight last year. But during winter they became skinny and droopy. Can you tell me what I did wrong? I inherited from a friend. Thanks
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So if my pups are flat leaves is it getting to low a light to create the tight cyndrical shape?
YOURE SO HELPFULL!!!!!! THANK UUUU
I am sorry if I missed it somehow, but do you feed them, and is Cactus Feed any good for them?
I bought one a few days ago. There’s some foam wrapped around the base. Should I keep it on when I re pot or remove? I was assuming it was there to keep its shape. Also, the very tips look burnt/dead, can I trim those off? I’m a novice
Hey! I’d remove the foam, I always remove the foam just because it could hold some extra water, which could lead to root rot. And you can totally trim the dead parts off!
@@michaeljohnhalse awesome! Thanks so much for your quick reply!
Why are some of these plants grow different some grow wild while some grow straight up?
Mine has started dropping pea sized green balls. Are these seed pods?
I did propitiate these in water but it took FOREVER
Out of curiosity is it normal for the stem to have a bit of orange? The plant still looks healthy
That's normal for snake plant to have orange color
I have a plant which is like this, but it is nearly 1 metre high...
The leaves are very, very similar, being about 1cm wide at the base.
Are there Fernwood Mikados this size???
absolutely! some have been known to reach 2 metre’s fall indoors, outside they can get even taller!
@@michaeljohnhalse thank you.
I have only just found out what it is, ( only had it 15 yrs!) Have seen many short fernwood but nothing as tall as mine...
I thought I had a freak.
@@mandyhayes5005 more like a marvel! lol. I’d love for mine to be that large. but I’ve had mine for like a year, haha.
@@michaeljohnhalse I wish I could show you a photo.
I have split it, in the time I have had it. It doesnt get very bushy,
Both halves are only in 12 cm pots ( roughly) but they only just fit in the window sill because of their height. Have recently repottted one
" half" and need to do the other soon.
I PROPAGATED 100s BY CUTTINGS
awesome, pls make a video to show us how