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Comments (7)Sorry - I missed that in your first post. The hooked leaf tips look a lot like a Ca deficiency, but it's really hard to say. Even the pros often have difficulty diagnosing nutritional deficiencies with plant in hand. If it IS a Ca deficiency, fertilizing with a soluble fertilizer isn't likely to fix it, unless it has Ca in it (few do - Foliage-pro does). If it was my plant, I'd cut the bottom 1/3 of the roots off and score the sides of the root mass several times with a sharp utility knife, then pot up a size until next summer, & do a full repot then. For the potting up, I'd use a soil similar in texture to what it's in now, making sure it has lime in it, and change to a bark-based mix or something that offers very good aeration & drainage when it's repotted. Al...See Moresuccessful Yucca prop.
Comments (6)Each of the sprouts, however many there eventually are, will form a separate new stalk. The cane will grow roots into the soil from some other spot, and then eventually the parent cane will hollow itself out, except for whatever material needs to be there to connect the roots to the shoots, which is a pretty cool trick. That is, all this will happen if you leave it on the soil long enough.* Then you can just pull the remains of the original cane away from the new growth and pot them up. There are probably ways to get more individual plants out of the process than I have (I had two 4- or 5-inch lengths of cane in a 6-inch pot, and got three plants in the end): I'd guess that separating the cane into smaller pieces once sprouts have begun to form would lead to each smaller piece becoming a new plant. However, I hesitate to recommend this because, you know, it's not like Yucca canes are just falling off of trucks, and there's also a chance that making new cuts would cause some of the pieces to rot, defeating the purpose. Also with that piece of cane you probably couldn't split it up into more than three pieces anyway. I wouldn't be overly worried about the cane rotting if you leave it alone; it's possible, but it's not terribly likely to rot if the cane is half out of the soil and has already sprouted leaves. *(When I did mine, I had left the canes potted up together because doing so didn't seem to be hurting anything, and the three sprouts together gave a pleasingly bushy look. I don't know at what point I could have divided them, only that it had been not quite a year by the time I actually did.)...See MoreWhat do you hide and what can you see...
Comments (14)I also believe in having a well run organized home--everything has it's place. I have lots of organizer compartments in my drawers to stash all the pencils, keys, extraneous clutter, etc. I just bought a set of pretty baskets for my DH's closet because I was tired of looking at the clutter in his shelves when his closet was open. I'm thinking of getting some smaller sized wicker containers for some cubbies I have in my message center. Or I could get some cardboard boxes and cover with fabric... next year sometime. Yet, are things always put back? With three kids and my DH, most certainly not. I also don't like wires showing yet my DH is a tech nut and we have lots of tech goodies which are in various stages of completion--due to many demands on his time--so in theory once the area gets finished, I'm going to hide all those wires. I am fast becoming a fan of wireless stuff, though. I just got a new keyboard and mouse last week for my computer and they are wireless. Love, love, love it!!! That and well placed grommits and putting outlets in cabinets wherever possible. We have an outlet in the masterbath hutch for the sonicare so no toothbrushes setting out, outlet and phone jack in cab. below for message center, plus outlet in office cabinet for the charging station for all the phones, cameras, and DH's misc. tech goodies....See MoreWhat is that in the skin of the avocado seed?
Comments (1)it's bleeding. would consult an exorcist pronto....See More- 3 years ago
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