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10-22-2012, 04:26 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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This is what happens with me.....................when I recieved my 1000 fingers............. After 2 weeks in the box..........it arrive in the end of the winter............and I had to make some extra care......................... I had to remove all rotten parts.................pot it................and give it some heat..................that came from a clear roof.................here in my house.......... So................I found this video today.....................and this situation is exactly the same................. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLBn...endscreen&NR=1 |
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10-22-2012, 04:42 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: Rooten leaves
I think it looked like a pretty big pup to be doing so badly. If you keep a pup dry while its rooting that kind of care is unnecessary. :^)
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Re: Rooten leaves
Just remove ALL of the rot. Cut it to the corm if you need to. I cut my Pisang Ceylon down to the corm because it was showing no signs of growth, and now it's coming right back.
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Re: Rooten leaves
I don't know if your PC was a pup, but anything in transition to getting established is going to take 3-4 weeks. I water the ground or mulch not on the plant and that black stuff is dry and is later removed. When a pup is ready to grow it will and punch right thru the outter layers covering the top. If its a chopped plant you get in the mail its almost the same thing.
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Re: Rooten leaves
I removed a very small Pup from my Dwarf.................and the only thing I noted is that this pup just stop to grow vigorouslly.................when it was attached to the Mother Plant.................
I pulled this pup with as much soil as I can take...................with minimum root disturb................. I planted it in the shadow.............. Its bright green.......... Maybe in shipment...............where all roots are removed..............as well as the main leaves.................a situation like this is common................. I was affraid.............because it was my first time managing an imported pup.......... And when I planted it in the garden..................it becomes root............ So..............I decided to pot it...............and I made the same procedure as in the video............... Maybe if I left the 1000 finger in the garden...............I had lost it............ After the fifth leaf sprout..............I removed it again to the garden............where it is planted right now.................. |
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