All About Dischidia - One Of The Cutest Plant Genera Around!!!
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- What’s not to love with Dischidia?! The plant at the 10:20 mark is Dischidia lanceolata. It has two names and I always forget them both LOL.
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Yay!!! Thank you so much!!! 👍🏼❤️😃🌱
Love the million hearts. I bought a variegated and normal, cut off the roots and put them in MAB Grow (AUS version of pon) together. They are doing so well. After a month already rooting. Love your different methods and the small leaf plants
That’s fantastic. I love hearing about different methods too. Tysm for sharing your experience!!!! 😃😃😃😃😃
Hey Paul, absolutely love your collection. Dischidia is one of the first group of plants that I collected. I have found them so rewarding and easy to grow here in Queensland Australia. Love love love mine 💕💕💕 I have the Dischidia Bengalensis which looks like the ones on your video at 10.50 ….. Just in case anyone who is collecting wants to know 😂 The only one missing for me is the Single stipe ! I’m off to hunt it down ha ha …. Thanks for another awesome video xx 😘
Yes !!!! That’s it!!! Some also call it lanceolata but yes. Tysm!!! 😃😃😃😃😃
Hi Paul. I just read the comment from margimorris7360 about the Discidia million hearts. I wish I knew their secret. I have my plant growing in the same MAB Grow and it’s been there since last July under a grow light and doing nothing. Although it did get about 3 little flowers a few weeks ago. GORGEOUS!
I guess they’re unpredictable. So odd. I’m going to document the environment it’s in to see if I can figure it out. 🤷🏻♂️
You are more then welcome to have my two dischidia lol Mine are starting to drive me crazy! I love your collection though, they look so happy and healthy!
Oh no. Are they giving you problems? What’s going on???
@@paultheplantparent2702I've tried yarn, I've tried mounting them to cork wood with sphagnum under the plant, I've now moved onto hydro only...they just I don't even know how to describe it...I can't tell what they are doing lol They are growing like this white jelly looking root, but that's all that grows! no more new leaves, a bit of height that's it. They are pretty young, maybe that's why?
@@musemer hmmmm. That’s unusual. The jelly root thing is odd. Which Dischidia do you have. Some of mine do absolutely nothing. Even two of the same plants won’t act the same, it’s really interesting.
@@paultheplantparent2702 It's a
Dischidia Variegata' "Million Hearts" The jelly type root is coming to the surface of the water...seriously this plant is just odd...maybe they are anchor roots for trees etc?
@@musemer so odd. So much still to learn about this plant. 😃🌱
Love those plants can’t spell it yet as I don’t have any but hopefully bbstores will have some soon
I hope they do. Can you get some online? That’s where I got mine. They’re even cuter in person. 😃🌱👍🏼
@@paultheplantparent2702 haven’t bit that bullet yet.
Hello Paul, I love your collection!! May I ask where you purchased your ADORABLE lady planter? ❤🥰🙏
That was a gift from the holidays. Not exactly sure, but I’ve seen them on Temu. Cute idea, right? 😍
Bwahahaha. I can't even spell that one. But yes, you will see me in your next video. Well, not "in". L0L. I was going to say the same thing. You can never have too many plants. A super duper lot of them but never too many. 🤣🤣🤣
Oh Cindy, you always can make me smile. Thank you for that!!!! Plants are life these days. 😃😃😃🌱🌱🌱
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I'd say I was your #1 fan but I'm sure that isn't true. You must have 100's of fans, if not 1,000's. Where I may not be your #1 fan, I'll be your loudest and loyalest. 😁🩷
@@cindyjohnsen326 you’re awesome. But you’re also a friend. So that can’t be forgotten!!! 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃🌱
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That is just a given!! 🤣🩷
Hi Paul, thank you for another interesting video. I have two questions:
1st: do you know any "fuzzy" Dischidia (Dischidia with pubescence)? I love "fuzzy" plants and am looking for all kinds of new ones to add to my (ever growing) wishlist and collection.
2nd: can Dischidia be kept in unheated rooms, where, during winter, temperatures drop to minimum 5°C or about 40°F?
Hello there. Thank you so much!!!! I haven’t come across any fuzzy Dischidia yet. That would be really cool!!! 40 F may be a little low. They might get some cold damage with temps that low. I wouldn’t go below 50-55 F to be safe. Tysm for watching. I really appreciate it. 😃👍🏼🌱