Pride of Barbados Growing Cycle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I am able to share with you the growing cycle of the plant Pride of Barbados, from seed to fully grown plant, let me know if you have tried to grow and what you did about the snails an slugs as it seems to be their favorite seedling to munch on.
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About This Video: In this video Amanda Trought covers How to spend more time learning about many different plants that grow in a tropical environment.
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Something that may help keep critters from eating your plants, is to shave Irish Green soap around the plants. It works for me.
will have to give it a try, many thanks!
I can listen to you talk all day. I can tell you are well grounded. Great vid, thank you so much for posting
Blessings, thank you - glad you could spend some time.
Beautiful plants. You have an amazing garden. 👍🏽🎁
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you for telling me about the slugs I won't show my tiny plants but I have one from seed and one from cutting and the both thriving. Bugs love tropical plants,you should see what they did to my moms callaloo here in California.
Thank you for joining me in this garden adventure
Thank you very much for doing this video. I just ordered Pride of Barbados seeds. On perhaps an unrelated note, in regards to destructive critters, I don't know. Awhile back I came out to where I do yard work and there is something called a Forsythia bush/shrub, one small Magnolia tree, and some other high branching type of bush. ALL were under attack by these vicious, destructive insects or critters in this u.s. gulf coast area. Not the least of which is Coptotermes formosanus, a.k.a. formosan termite. The most destructive termite, imported from china, in the world. It cut the trunk of that bush I spoke of in half, clean down to the ground. If I didn't do something, these things wouldn't last another season. These termites have obliterated neglected Magnolia trees in this area in other places. After alot of hard pruning on all this stuff, water and fertilizer, digging into the root system. I have no choice but to hard prune these. They weren't going to make it anyways. So, I used diatomacous earth. So, you want to do your watering first, and then sprinkle the diatomaceuous earth power around the plant. So far, I see a recovery in the plants/tree that was damaged. They will never bee the same, but at least they can survive and bloom now. I don't know about Pride of Barbados, but if I encounter this attack, I'll use diatomaceous earth as well. Again, thanks for doing this.
Thank you for your comment, it I just reread it and it came at the right time. I love Magnolia trees. I just found two termite mounds forming around the garden that i hadn't checked in a while. I will try the diatomaceous earth thanks for the tip!
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been searching everywhere about how to plants these pods. Now my question is. Once they dry out how long does that take? What will they look like when their ready to plant? When should I plant them in my yard? And then how many seeds should I put in one hole?
Your welcome Tara, Wait until the pods go dark brown and put them in a container so they can split open. The seeds as you can see in the video are kind of dark green. You need to check on your zones they thrive in tropical weather - put one seed in each hole or plant several in a pot and then plant out. Hope this helps
How long do they take to start growing once you put the seeds in the soil?
They take between 7 and 14 days to germinate. I put them in a pot and got better results than when I put them straight into the soil.
Can they take full, full sun?
Yes they are fine in full sun or semi shade.