Watch: My SECRETS To Make Aglaonema 100X BUSHY!
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- How to make Aglaonema bushy? Aglaonema is one of the most popular indoor plants and it's popular mainly because of their shiny and very attractive leaves. Though they usually take time to grow, I have provided some tips so that you can grow Aglaonema plant faster. Plus, I have also provided tips to make Aglaonema leaves bigger, shiny or more pink.
We don't get desired result if we are not able to provide them a perfect growing environment. Same happened with me and in the video, you would see how I have revived my plant and make it grow really well!
Hope you would find the video useful. Thank you for watching and don't hesitate to ask me if you have any question! Happy Gardening!
This is a very good and very useful video. Thank you so much. I always follow your tips and advice. Keep up the good work.
Glad to know I could do something and thank you so much for your kind words, appreciated!
i love your videos... they have so much great information and you do such a great job, even showing your progress often months later. just wonderful. thank you so much
Thank you So So much for your amazing feedback, really appreciated! Happy Gardening!
Thank You
Thank you so much for this. My leaves are doing the same thing so I’m going to use your suggestions.
You are most welcome and wish you all the best! Thank you for watching :-)
Love your videos 👌 very detailed and informative 🙏
Thank you so much for your encouraging words, much appreciated😀
Very informative videos.. Keep up the good work.❤
Glad to hear and thank you very much for your feedback!
Sir, i like your videos very much. Your explanations are superb. Whenever i have a problem, i checkout your videos, there is always a solution to my problem in your videos. Very very informative. Thank you so much for uploading such imp information. Hope in future you come up with more informative videos.
Glad to know I could do something and thank you so much for your feedback, much appreciated and Sir is not required actually!
Can i use a self watering pot for aglaonema? Also, how do I make the reddish leaves more vibrant. Thank you for your great videos 👍
It's growing well and it's been a year but not giving single baby plant😊
Thank you for this video, but l do not want to buy commercial fertilisers. Can you tell us what organic fertilisers we can make at home, and use fo aglonema s ?
Can I water them with collected rainwater? I have been using that, I have pictum tricolor plants and it does not seem to be growing for sometime. I used a chunky aroid soil and added osmocote slow release fertilizer, also I watered with copper fungicide about 2 months ago, it started getting brown large leaf spots. How often you use the copper fungicide? Also I have them in a greenhouse that gets about 75-80% shade, Is this OK? Thank you
Can u make a detailed video on tissue culture agloenemas?and hw to take care of those plants.
Sure...I would try to do that very soon, thank you!
Thanks for sharing this. i would really appreciate if you could make a video elaborating your use and experience of using the growth promoter. Thanks again. I really enjoy watching your videos.
You are most welcome and thank you for your feedback, much appreciated! Sure..would do that in coming days covering some more topics!
What is the other option for supersonata and bascote .
how do you water without it spilling ll over the floor
For all of my indoor plants, I use trays or saucers on the bottom of the pots. Then I water my other plants using the excess water (after 30 minutes to 1 hour) that comes out though the drainage holes. For any indoor plants, saucers are needed if we don't want to mess with water spilling all over the floor. Hope, I have answered your question, thank you!
My aglonema is not giving pups
Wonderful growth. D
I have few queries : 1) which soil mix did you use for your plant in 1.5 year journey out of 2 options. Original root ball seemed to be in sandy soil mix.
2) did you get shiny leaves dueto growth promoter sonata or because you started keeping in shaded bright light area or both.
3) did you face leaf drop in winters. We have that a lot since winters are harsh and I have to keep them indoors to save them.
4) what benefits do you see of using basacote in this or other plants. I see that it is slow release NPK only. So we can use the same in instant formula instead.
Thanks in advance.
Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your words! Below are the answers:
1. It's already there in the video and so far I haven't repotted it. Same soil mix so far.
>> Original root ball seemed to be in sandy soil mix.
Correct..actually it was a newly propagated plant. Most nurseries do that. They use sand to propagate plants as there is a high chance of success. They don't do much and sale plants as it is. They feed plants through foliage sometimes. That's why bushy plants are quite costly. For example, the Pink plant which I have shown at 3:00 was very costly and it was Rs. 800
2. For both actually. If I hadn't use growth promoter, I don't think plant would have revived so soon. Specially from the stage shown at: 4:10
3. Happens here and there and it's normal. If it's more, there is a problem. If just 1-2 leaves, it's okay as Winter is the dormancy time.
4. Oh yeah..I am loving Basacote :-) Perfect for slow growing plants. Aglaonema is a slow growing plant and it's perfect. It works well for other indoor plants too. Instant formula - You can spray NPK 19:19:19 once in 7-10 days. Dose - 1 teaspoon in 1 liter water. Along with that use Growth promoter and it would give amazing result. I do the same for many foliage plants :-)
Hope, I have answered everything :-) If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. Thank you!1
@@GardeningUpbeat thanks for elaborate reply. Only one question : did you use soil less media since you showed both - soil less and soil media.
Infact i have ordered 6 expensive aglonema (this is my most expensive price paid for one plant - rs 500 for one aglonema variety, hahaha) from kerala which should arrive in 5 days. I am wondering what would you suggest me - should I use soil less or soil medium. Seller told me most of them are in red soil and 1 is in coco peat. And I am used to using (soil less) - sand, coco peat, compost and pumice/rice husk in aglonemas I bought locally(both red and green variety) . All my local aglonemas are doing good since transferring from clay soil.
Since this time I will be transferring them from red soil, I don't want to give them shock. Perhaps I should use red soil mix with sand, coco peat, compost and pumice.
I love red varieties and they are so expensive. I do not wish to lose them. Thanks for your reply.
Soil-less media - not for this plant. But, I am using for another plant which is also doing quite well. I like to try different things at the same time :-)
WOW..6 plants at once..he he, that's nice..Rs. 3000 at once.
Since they are in Red soil, please avoid changing the soil to soil-less media. Or else, they might suffer and please do as you have already guessed - "Perhaps I should use red soil mix with sand, coco peat, compost and pumice."
>> All my local aglonemas are doing good since transferring from clay soil.
They hate clay soil the most....growth stops completely and in fact, leaves start to die one by one. Initially leaf margin turns brown/black and then slowly the whole leaf turns yellow and fall off.
I too love all the Red and Pink varieties..but there is only one problem, they are costly..he he..All the best with your new Aglaonema. At present, I have one Pink Aglaonema which is not in very good condition....Going to fix that plant very soon!
@@GardeningUpbeat thanks for detailed response. I will do as you suggested regarding soil mix. I know it's expensive but it's my birthday gift from myself. People buy expensive clothes and designer accessories. But I rather gift myself plants which give me real happiness and peace.
I really congratulate you for your style v of Gardening videos with all updao. Thank you so much.
@@GardeningUpbeateven your answers are detailed and so helpful. thank you for your great advice and videos which are so well done. we appreciate you
When I watered my aglonema root get rot very soon if i water less frequently the roots get dried out and leaves turn yellow,it's so confusing.what to do?how to knw when to water n when to nt?
I am doubting that your soil dry out much faster...usually they don't need frequent water. I water like once in 7-10 days but it would highly depend on many things like temperature, lighting condition, soil etc. There is one thing you can do -
They usually signal when they need water. The leaves start to droop and even stems too (a bit). The stems won't stay upright like it should be (Sorry, exact word is not coming to mind but hope you got what I am trying to say). Stop watering for next few days and wait for that symptoms..That way, you would know how frequently you should water. I do it for many plants whenever I get any doubt whether I am watering more frequently or less. Wish you all the best!
@@GardeningUpbeatgrest advice. I just bought and don't want to kill it but got a few yellow lower leaves and couldnt figure it out like person above
How to get new buds from single plant??
I do this to force them to produce new offshoots (buds as you have referred) - czcams.com/video/NAYI-aOFHdI/video.html
Thank you!
My plant didn't get any offshoot, it is with me from more than 1year , pls suggest me wht to do
Alright..I would upload one video on that very soon. Already working on that..
Hello, when will you upload the video☝️
From where to buy these types of healthy leafy plant's ? Please suggest 😊
I usually buy from Nursery..only sometimes buy online :-) Thank you!
Do u want the contact number for buying?
We need to buy so many fertilizers and fungicide 😅😅
Hmm..........I am working some other affordable alternatives that work (even I need them too on urgent basis). Hope I would be able to share in coming days..
Aglaomena got never glorious plant.