Dieffenbacchia
Gardening Reference » Gardening in 2005
« Prev thread: Did it get too cold for my peas?| Next thread: Dieffenbacha yellowing leaves »
Back to Thread index
Back to Thread index
by Jiffymouse on September 01, 2005 06:45 AM
cut it somewhere mid way, then rather than put the top in water, put the top into the soil with the original plant, or another pot of quality potting soil. it'll grow just fine, and, the top of the stalk that is still attached to the roots will grow new shoots from the sides and will make a very pretty plant!
by tamara on September 02, 2005 08:10 PM
Maybe a litle bit of rooting hormone would help also.
* * * *
Tamara's Photos
Thinking Spring, Thinking Spring...Nope, doesn't work.lol
* * * *
Tamara's Photos
Thinking Spring, Thinking Spring...Nope, doesn't work.lol
« Prev thread: Did it get too cold for my peas?| Next thread: Dieffenbacha yellowing leaves »
Back to Thread index
Back to Thread index
Similar discussions:
Search The Garden Helper:
I want to propagate the top so it can still grow & have the bottom that is rooted look nice and not leaves on the side of a big, bare cane.
My mother who has grown these for many years & has not seen this happen, says for me to cut the top and put in a pail of water to re-root. and cut closer to the new plant to cut that cane off.
Please help me not ruin this beautiful plant.
I knwo about the sap. If anyone needs it, I can send them a picture of it. Please help me.