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By Richardpeeej
- 12 Mar, 2010
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yes I have two plants now greenthumb-ell actually I have three as I did it once before!-thanks for your visit
13 Mar, 2010
This is the successful end result then. How long did the process take? Air layering is a form of propagation I've read about but never actually practised.
Well done! :-)
13 Mar, 2010
well done richard i havent done this before , bet your so pleased ;o)
13 Mar, 2010
It took about 4 months over the winter Balcony. I think it will be quicker if you start it now. I am going to do it again with the same plant as the plant that is left is quite straggly now.
Thanks Sandra I have done it once before and it is very pleasing to get two plants from one.It is very interesting to do also.
13 Mar, 2010
Thanks, Richard, I think I will give it a go & see how I get on. I don't really want to cut it back unless I've got a shoot or two lower down.
I posted two pictures (3 years between them) of my Dragon Tree & the difference between them is quite spectacular!
14 Mar, 2010
It says to use sphagnum moss when air layering Balcony, and I used it first time. Next time I did it using ordinary compost as I did not have any sphagnum moss and it worked just the same for me.
Thanks Sandra yes, I was pleased with the result :-)
14 Mar, 2010
I have heard the same but as I don't have access to any I was thinking of using ordinary compost, too!
14 Mar, 2010
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Ah, and here is my answer.......lol! Work well done. Such an exciting project, air layering.
13 Mar, 2010