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how do i cut the brown tips off my spider plant?
Comments (11)Lamora, waiting a few days before repotting was a good idea. Some authors suggest waiting six-months, but when roots pop out of drainage holes, it's time to repot. If the pot is too large there will be problems. The max is 2" larger than the rootball. Miracle Gro is good soil, but it should be amended with other mediums like Perlite. MG has some Perlite mixed in, but not enough. So, if you decide to reduce pot size, add Perlite with MG. After repotting, 'pot needs drainage holes,' water thoroughly. Place in a bright to sunny spot, and let be. Watering depends on pot size, air moisture, and heat/cool temps. Soil should dry between waterings. Three ways to test soil is, 1. insert your finger or a thin stick deep in soil..if it comes out moist/wet, bottom soil is still wet. Don't water. 2. Lift pot. If it's heavy, soil is damp to wet. Don't water. If light, give it a drink. 3. Water guages. Don't bother with the little cardboard types..they're trash. If you want a decent guage, buy one at a reputable shop. But, inserting a stake/finger is the best, and econical way. No need spending money. Lamora..you didn't fail your plant. Losing plants is part of gardening and a way of learning. All gardeners, in and out, lost plants at times. We learn by our mistakes. Correct what we did wrong with the first plant. So, please don't feel bad. There are two other methods I use and find very helpful. you might or might not be interested. One is misting plants daily. Sprayers are inexpensive. The second is a product called Superthive. Superthrive contains hormones and 50 Vitamins. It does wonders with sick plants, seedlings or healthy plants that need a boost. It is not a fertilizer. In fact, it can be used with fertilizer, but not to be confused as a fertilizer. Neither methods are needed, but as a long-time gardener, I've been using/doing both over 20 yrs. Actually longer, but I won't go there, lol. Hope your Spider does well...Toni...See MoreMy favorite rose, do I have to cut off these?
Comments (1)Yes. It will just get worse. Sorry. The good news is that cutting them off will probably stimulate the growth of new, healthy canes. Kate...See MoreAhhh! I did it! I cut off the leaves of my maurelli,,,
Comments (1)I'm not the best at this but I'll try to help. The Maurelli if kept as a house plant should have had it's leaves left on but too late for that. It should live. The window is large and will provide enough light to keep it alive. It might start to look cranky by end of winter but it will be full height and ready to go in spring. If your garage will stay in the 45-50 degree range then you can cold store either/both in the garage. Many will cut the leaves like you have and pull them up for cold storage. If the roots go too dry the plant may die back. Last year I cleared all dirt and "repotted" them in pine bark. Kept in a 60 degree basement and wetted twice they came through with not too much wilting and dieback. At a colder temp I could have worried less about water and they would have had a better dormancy....See MoreCut my hair off today!
Comments (82)My recollection of the first morning following a new short cut is that the hair stood up staight. As a teen and early 20’s I often had a style that might have been stolen from David Bowie (fluffy on top very short on sides) One time the sides got buzzed so short I left the shop and immediately purchased what have become almost favorite earrings in hope of adding some softness....See More- 4 years ago
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