145.How to grow pandanus plant at home. spider plant like pandanus plant growing tips. Screw pine.

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How to grow pandanus plant at home. spider plant like pandanus plant growing tips. Screw pine.
Since we established a gardening area in our home 2 years ago, one of my biggest pride and joy of my garden is my pandan plants.
Pandan plants are hardy and easy to grow in tropical weather as long as you give it the right conditions to survive.
In this post I share some tips on growing and propagating these fragrant leaves, and offer some ideas on using pandan for culinary use.
Conditions for growing healthy pandan plants
Pandan is a mangrove plant / shrub that belongs to the screw pine family. It is native to South East Asia, and is easy to grow in places with wet or clay like soil, under lots of sun or in mildly shaded area. Grown pandan plants will spread out and grow up to 2 meters tall.
Soil medium:
Rich, relatively moist, slightly acidic soil
Pots / Containers:
Pandan plants can grow big and develop long and thick aerial roots that support the plant as it grow. The plant can become leggy and heavy on top. Therefore, it is best to use big pots (minimum 20L) to grow your pandan plants. The larger the pot, the bigger the pandan plant can grow because there is more space and nutrients for the roots.
Picture of my established plant growing really leggy and it almost fell out of the pot:
Sun:
Pandan loves sunlight. However, if the sun is scorching hot and the plant is in a small pot, it is best to give it partial shade.
Watering:
Pandan loves moisture and it can tolerate wet soil. They also don't seem to mind the rainy season when the soil is constantly water logged.
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Nutrients:
Pandan plants are very easy to grow and they are very hardy. It tends to grow better on land than in pots, but if you feed it regularly (once or twice a month) with compost or natural fertilisers (such as store bought fish emulsion, seaweed emulsion, chicken manure or sheep manure), they can become really productive.
Click here to see my earlier post about my home made compost soil and bokashi tea fertilizer
The most important tip for growing healthy pandan is to give each plant it's own pot, and a sizeable pot with rich and wet soil.
How to propagate pandan plants
Propagating Offshoots
Once your pandan plant is well established, they usually grow offshoots (extra stems with visible aerial root) from the main plant. It is easy to spot the newly grown pandan because the leaves tend to grow in bunches. Simply pull off the new offshoot with your hands, do not cut it because you might cut off the aerial roots too. Screw palm.
Peel off the bottom leaves of the shoot to give the plant extra space to grow roots
If the offshoot is already quite well developed with a few big aerial roots, you can simply bury the plant deep in moist soil, with soil level up to the neck of the plant
Keep the newly planted baby in a semi-shaded area for a few days first, before introducing it to the direct sun. Keep the soil moist at all times
If the shoot is small and it doesn't have enough established aerial roots, I suggest that you soak the stem in a bucket of water for a few weeks for it to grow secondary roots first (change water daily), then plant it in soil
This is a picture of the newly propagated offshoots:
Propagate by cutting established plants into two pieces
When pandan grow big, they tend to become very leggy with leaves on the top to absorb more sunlight and aerial roots propping up the plant
One good way to keep the plant pretty and round is to chop off the plant into two pieces - cut the plant from the middle so you have two plants to grow.
Peel off the bottom leaves of the top section, so at least 10-20 cm of stem is exposed. Bury the stem/neck into soil (same as growing offshoots)
The lower section of the established plant can be kept in the original pot. It will grow new shoots and look pretty again

[@Ladycat-lady]

Thanks for the information............

[@indirageddam789]

చాల చాలా ఇన్ఫర్మేటివ్ సర్ .

[@ravikumarhastavaram972]

Namaste sir. Areka palm plant ki DAP fertilizer vadavacha!

[@PrasadGardenZone]

DAP పూలు, పండ్ల మొక్కలకే ఉపయోగం అండి

[@ravikumarhastavaram972]

Thank you Sir.

[@mb6092]

prasad garu namaste andi ma nimma mokka kata pura meeda undi daniniippudu re plant cheyyoccha yendukante chinna pot lo pettanu ippudu pedda tub lo pettalanuntunnanu

[@PrasadGardenZone]

పూత మీద ఉన్నపుడు replant జాగ్రత్తగా చేయాలి.మట్టి ఉన్నపళంగా తీసి కొత్త కుండీలో పెట్టండి..మట్టి లూజ్ గా ఉండి ఊడిపోతుంటె..కష్టం..మట్టితో బాటుగా చేయగలిగితే చేయండి...

[@gracekiran2442]

Very informative

[@ratnakararao1317]

Good👍. I already planted it and grown beautifully. I like this 🌱plant. Good information. Can we grow drumstick and sapota in 100/- black tubs? Is it grow well? Please suggest.

[@PrasadGardenZone]

Yes

[@sirivellasujathahsgarden2537]

Sir 1st coment 1st like

[@PrasadGardenZone]

Thank you

[@shaswatisarkar8585]

Apnar language bujte parchi na

[@PrasadGardenZone]

🙏🙏

[@RadhaKrishna-ii9bq]

నేను నిన్న హైదరాబాద్ లో తెలిసి నవాళ్ళ ఇంట్లో తెచ్చాను

[@PrasadGardenZone]

ఇది చాలామంది స్పైడర్ ప్లాంట్ అనుకుంటారు..నేనూ అలానే తెచ్చాను.తరువాత తెలిసింది..ఇది pandanus అని.

[@RadhaKrishna-ii9bq]

Spider plant గురించి కూడా చెప్పండి

[@akulasaroja4637]

Tq brather 2 like

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Spider plant kuda ela untundi

[@jamunad6678]

Poorthi video chudandi

[@saranyaknssasraonagarbranc4340]

Hall lo peta andi parleda

[@PrasadGardenZone]

Parledhandi.. Apoudapoudu endalo pettandi.

[@ravikumarhastavaram972]

Sir, anni spider plants ki runners vastaya?

[@PrasadGardenZone]

వస్తాయి.

[@ravikumarhastavaram972]

Thank you Sir.

[@ravikumarhastavaram972]

Pandanus plant pyna mee video chalaa bagundi sir. Alage spider plant pyna video vundaa sir.