Meet the Cola Plant🥤 + How to Take Cuttings (and grow more!) | Perennial Garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- We're diving into the delicious world of the Cola Plant (Artemisia abrotanum var. maritma) here in our garden in Fredericia, Denmark (Zone 8a).
I'll introduce you to the unique characteristics of this stunning hardy perennial plant and share a few tips on how to successfully divide and propagate it from cuttings. (Spoiler alert: It's as easy as taking a cutting and putting it in soil)
In this video, well go over:
1. Introduction to Cola Plants: Discover the key features that make Cola Plants a standout addition to any indoor or outdoor garden... even urban gardens.
2. Dividing and Propagating: We'll walk you through the step-by-step process of dividing your Cola Plant and propagating it from cuttings. This is a fantastic way to expand your plant collection or share the beauty of Cola Plants with friends and family.
If you want to skip to what you need to know...
0:02 Meet the Cola Plant
0:53 How to move and divide a Cola Plant
1:29 How to take cuttings of a Cola Plant
Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or just starting your plant journey, this video has something for everyone.
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Wow lovely garden
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Thank you for good sharing
Thanks for watching ♥️
Love you teaching videos.
That means a lot! Thank you for commenting 🥰
I’ve never heard of this plant before… Sounds like it could be yummy in marinades for chicken 🍗😋 cooked on the 'braai'/BBQ!
The brai! I remember that… and now I’m hungry 😅. It would be great in a marinade for sure.
Another plant I've never heard of and it looks like a lot of fun. Thank you for my ever-growing list??? 😉😁
The plant you replaced the cola plant with is a stachys?
You are so welcome 😂. And yes, it’s a Stachys discolor. Should be perfect in that spot.
I’ve never heard of the cola plant - duly noted!
I have a question about your wooden dahlia planter visible in the background - does it have a bottom or does it sit directly on the native soil?
Yes… they sit directly on the old grass lawn. 🤓We filled them with sticks and tree branches (stuff we had from a tree cutting) and then leaves and compost - and soil at the top.
I talk a bit more about it in our dahlia video.