6 PLANTS GET THE CHOP - New Top Cut Technique! ✂️🌱
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- LET'S #CHOP SOME STUFF UP! 🔪🪴 Hey hey my planty peeps! Today we're going to look at my (current) technique for taking top cuts off my overgrown (or weirdly growing) plants! I'll behead 6 plants for you in this one - but stay tuned for the super awesome tips later in the video on how to root these buggers more easily. IT'S HARDCORE PLANT #PROPAGATION TIME! 🔥
*️⃣ INDIVIDUAL plants are listed in the CHAPTERS below if you want to skip ahead to what interests YOU! *️⃣
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=== CHAPTERS 📖 ===
00:00 Intro
01:29 What Even IS a "Top Cut"?
02:44 Why Take a Top Cut?
10:13 Rooting Top Cuts
11:38 Technique: Stuff to Avoid
13:11 "Success Criteria"
18:35 Tools & Products to Use
19:51 Mixing Media
23:12 Let's Chop! ✂️
59:39 Watering the Props
00:28 The Recipe
1:01:09 The Evidence
1:05:33 Outro
=== FEATURED PLANTS 🪴 ===
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35:51 🌱 Philodendron sp. "Paraiso Verde" - #philodendronparaisoverde
39:30 🌱 #Anthurium marmoratum - #anthuriummarmoratum
1:01:27 🌱 Anthurium papi "Blue" - #anthuriumpapillilaminum #anthuriumpapi #anthuriumpapiblue
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BTW - my apologies for not adding the references and plant chapters in right away when I posted this! Everything should be in the description now! Enjoy!
Ouuu an hour long! I love long videos, and this is definitely a helpful topic! ☺️
Long videos appear to be my calling card right now, lol! I'm trying to spread things out a bit with some short(er) and more focused videos in the future, but I'll definitely keep doing these long ones at least once a month. Glad you found it useful! 🙏
I look forward to your videos! I freaking love your content. You are so thorough, and so easy to watch. I’ve been a plant owner for several years, and I recently purchased everything I need to start semi-hydro because of you! 😃 Thank you for being awesome!!
Hey there! Really glad you enjoyed it, hearing this kind of comment is fantastic - really encouraging! Semi-hydro is awesome (IMO!) and I'm super happy if I had any influence in getting you into the "sub-hobby." 😃
Let me know if you want me to cover any specific topics in the future and I'll do my best to accommodate! 🤘
Great channel find ❤. One of the better ones, fingers crossed it grows and others find this channel.
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it and hopefully you found the content useful! Let me know if you have any topics you'd like me to cover in future videos - I'm open to suggestions. 😉
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😂 - hopefully the algo gods are out there listening! Thanks for watching!
Where are you placing the "press 'n seal props" (that's what I am going to call them from now on!)? Just ambient room temp, light and humidity?
Ah...I didn't wait to the end. Heat mat. That is probably helpful.
Hey Kyra! I see you already got to the end of the video for your answer, but for anyone else who didn't see it - I've been keeping these "press 'n seal props" (😆) on a heat mat, in room humidity for the time being. They're in pretty low light, small LEDs in my guest room, not plant lights or anything fancy. Temps in the room are 19-21C or so on average at this time of year. Humidity is pretty low (~42-45%-ish) because we have the heat pump going (heat mode obvs... this is Vancouver in November.)
Once I do my update video (pretty soon, I would think - I recorded this a few weeks ago already, lol), I'll move 'em into the tent. For what it's worth... everything's still alive, even in room humidity. 😉
@@theproppistI'm definitely looking forward to the update!
any idea how to propagate an anthurium radican?
Hey there! Good question - I don't know that I have a great answer for you. I don't have an Anthurium radicans myself (I don't seem them sold that often - where did you find yours?), but I do have a hybrid - A. radicans x luxurians. I've had it for nearly 3 years and I've totally neglected it since my first thrips infestation in summer 2021, but you're reminding me to take care of it. The thing is tough as nails, just like a luxurians.
Now, if the "pure" A. radicans is anything like the hybrids out there - which are far more common to find from what I can see - I think you're best bet is probably division if it's a smaller plant. My radicans x lux hybrid has a *TON* of offsets all around the base that would probably be super easy to split off. The bottom of the plant almost looks like an alien mountain chain because it has so many peaks and different growth points in such a compact area. It's a funny plant, for sure.
Without seeing what yours look like (the pics on IG and Google I can find don't show the base of the plant too well), unless the thing is really tall and has a clearly defined main stem where you can see nodes, I'd go with division. Pull the plant out, check the roots, and you can probably split an offset off the root system relatively easily. If you want to put a pic of the plant and base/roots up somewhere, I can probably be more helpful. Thanks for watching! 😃