When does two or three in a hole equal, 'One Unhappy Baby Huey'?
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Comments (10)I wouldn't. When buying a division instead of a TC plant, more eyes means a bigger plant immediatly. But with a TC plant....which is what I presume you mean by a very small plant, they have to get the mature charachteristics to make any kinds of a statement....and that process is not hurried by planting 2 sprigs in one hole. In 2 years the plants in the same hole will look the same as the individual plant had you planted them separatly. For example, if I buy a little TC Sum and Substance...it will not get those lovely huge leaves any sooner if I plant 2 tiny eyes in the same hole or just one. In 2 years 2 one eyed plants in the same hole will not be noticably larger than one plant in one hole....all other things being equal. Linda C...See MorePlease Help!! Unhappy Mango Leaves.
Comments (8)The soil is a mix between MG General Potting soil and a cactus citrus mix for drainage. I water them 2-3 times a week very lightly ( generally little to no water comes out the bottom of the pots). I only fertilized them once lightly about three months after they had started growing with a liquid fert mix from "organic choice?" The fazli is about a foot and a half from the flourescent light and 2-3 feet from the 60watt incadesent light, which I only started back up yesterday, my last bulb burnt out 2-3 weeks ago. The little tiny haden (i believe) is 2 feet further away. The flourescent light is on from 7:30am until 7:30 pm or so with a few breaks during the day. The incandescent light is on intermittently between 10:30am and 3 pm. I live currently in upstate ny, st lawrence county (zone 3a-3b). How would you reccomend acclimating them to the light. And I've also read that mangos are very susceptible to salt burn, should I consider leaching the soil?...See MoreTwo Sun Gold tomato seedlings in one pot: is it too late?
Comments (13)zornitzayoung, why not just plant a single plant and don't remove any suckers? There's no reason to prune except lack of space. If there's room for two plants, planted in the same hole, with one stalk each, then why not a single plant with 2, 3, or 4 stems? I should add that I was raised to prune to the main stem, but realized how severely that limited yield. Then again, I suppose there might be an advantage to 2 separate plants if the season is particularly short. The second plant would bear a week or two before the oldest sucker on a single plant would. You don't give a location or a USDA zone, so I can't tell if that might be the reason. === A few years back, due to family illness, I didn't start my own seeds. The plants I bought were from Bonnie, and many had suckers coming up through the planting mix (which didn't bother me -- and they were pretty determined suckers!). The Black Krim turned out to be two plants of different varieties. When I realized that, I gave them more water than the other tomatoes, but for whatever reason, toward the end of the summer, the BK died. I don't know how typical that is when two plants are started together and barely pruned. [The tomato that survived -- a dark pink egg that didn't match anything Bonnie was selling that year -- was one of the few highlights of a difficult year.]...See MoreLeaf propagation: two weeks, a baby plant sprouting yet still no roots
Comments (67)Zoffia No, it was not mentioned. But many leaves will do the same, without any help. Even just sitting on a tray or table - without any soil or anything else. Here are some leaves that were just waiting to be tossed in compost, on a plastic saucer, and they grew very vigorous roots and even plantlets. This is in less than a week - roots started to appear within 24 hrs on most, and plantlets in about 4 days: No water, n soil, no rooting hormone of any kind... ETA: But we know that there are few succulents that will not propagate from leaves, regardless of what is put on them, but from offsets. Rooting hormone is not needed for offsets either. I am not against using it, but why bother?...See MoreMoses, Pittsburgh, W. PA., zone 5/6, USA
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