Growing Aloe & Bamboo Plants in Water Beads, Propagating Aloe, Self Watering, Soil Alternative
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- Step into the world of innovative gardening with our guide to growing aloe and bamboo plants in water beads - a colorful, creative, and fun alternative to traditional soil! Join us as we explore this unique planting method, perfect for those looking to add a splash of creativity to their indoor greenery.
In this engaging tutorial, we'll show you how to prepare and plant your aloe and bamboo in water beads, transforming the planting process into a vibrant and interactive activity, ideal for involving kids and sparking their curiosity about nature. Learn how to create a self-watering system that keeps your plants hydrated and healthy, while also serving as a decorative display piece in your home.
Discover the simple yet effective steps for planting your aloe and bamboo in water beads, ensuring proper root placement and optimal growing conditions. With our guidance, you'll learn how to position the beads at the bottom of your container and surround the roots, providing stability and support for your plants.
But the fun doesn't stop there - we'll also explore the creative potential of water bead planting, showcasing colorful options to enhance the visual appeal of your indoor garden. From vibrant hues to playful patterns, the possibilities for customization are endless, allowing you to express your unique style and personality through your plant displays.
Whether you're a seasoned gardener looking to try something new or a novice eager to experiment with creative planting techniques, this tutorial offers inspiration and practical guidance for success. Join us as we embark on a journey of color, creativity, and self-watering innovation, and discover the joy of growing aloe and bamboo plants in water beads.
Get ready to unleash your imagination and transform your indoor space into a lush oasis of greenery with this exciting and unconventional planting method. Let's dive into the world of water bead gardening and elevate your indoor gardening game to new heights!
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Growing Aloe & Bamboo Plants in Water Beads, Propagating Aloe, Self Watering, Soil Alternative
A colorful creative and fun soil alternative. Plant your aloe and Bamboo like you would in soil, placing the beads on the bottom and surrounding the roots. Keep the plant above where the soil line would be. Colorful fun prep with kids! Self Watering Creative decorative way to display and propagate your aloe and Bamboo.
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Wow! thanks for sharing this!
Interesting! I grow plant indoor too, got to try these lovely beads. Oh well life….I am learning too
I love watching my indoor plants grow. The bamboo thrived this way and I keep them with the beads still. Aloe rooted very well then needed to be moved into soil.
Hello! I went through your video list & I haven’t seen any updates on the plants in water gel beads (I’m sure it’s too soon).
1) I am curious to know how your plants are surviving/thriving.
2) Also, are you only using the gel beads for the initial growth/propagation with these plants or do you plan to continue to grow them in the gel beads?
I am planning to do the same pretty soon for some of my plants, however I have read it wasn’t advised to use only gel beads for aloe so I’m really interested in your results!
I have updated about them in my weekly garden tours. The plants are doing great. They all looked a little sad for a few days and I thought it would not work out but all are still alive. The bamboo thrives! I'd recommenced bamboo!
What a cool idea!!
Thank you!
Curious now how your aloes are/were doing? I tried looking through some of the garden update videos but couldn't find the aloes.
Hello! The bamboo and spider plants I planted are still growing and thriving even after all this time. As far as the Aloe it worked really great for about 2 months. Grew huge roots but then after that I moved them to dirt. So I recommend it for rooting purposes but not long term. Hope this helps!
Can I know how many days does the jelly ball lasts. Or how many times should we change the jelly balls for lucky bamboo plant.
For my bamboo I’ve had the same water beads in mine for over a year. I just add water when they start to dry and shrink up. Time will carry. I add water about every two weeks.
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Yes this was a very fun project and almost a year later my Bamboo is thriving in the water beads. The aloe did great rooting but I’ve moved them to dirt.
are these water beads the same as the solid foam beads
I think you are thinking of something else these are not foam like. These are the ones I used: amzn.to/3BQIxTB
I'm currently doing this with a short leaves alavara but how long can I do it for? Will it caus root rot?
I was able to leave the bamboo in permanently. The aloe can only stay till it sprouts. I’m not sure what your plant would like best.
@@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow Ok thank you. Sounds like I'll need to put him in a new home his root is going black I think.
Do you put water in the beads? I have my bamboo in water and beads, but full of water 🫣
Aren't orbeez toxic
I'm not sure but I wouldn't be surprised. They do not hurt the plants but don't use them for plants you plan to eat to be safe.
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