How To Divide Bird Of Paradise Plant 🔪🌱 Strelitzia Nicolai

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  • čas přidán 24. 06. 2021
  • Today I will show you how to divide Bird of Paradise plant and make multiple arrangements after.
    Bird of Paradise plants can be divided if:
    - you wish to have a few arrangements instead of one;
    - your plant outgrew its pot but you do not have a space for a larger pot.
    You will learn:
    ✅ how to divide different size Bird of Paradise plants;
    ✅ how to use a knife to divide Bird of Paradise plant;
    ✅ how to prune roots and how much is OK to cut back;
    ✅ what is the right size pot for repotting divided Bird of Paradise stems;
    ✅ how to create Bird of Paradise plant arrangements with divided stems.
    Read our detailed post about how to divide Bird of Paradise plants here ➡ mycityplants.com/plant-care/h...
    EXTRA TIPS:
    - The best time to divide your plants is early Spring- early Summer.
    - Use fresh soil for repotting.
    - Divided and potted plants need to be water more frequently for the first 3 months.
    - Plants require more water in dry and hot weather.
    - Do not allow the soil to dry out completely.
    - Check the soil often to ensure that it stays moist.
    - Place plants in the brightest light spot.
    - Rotate every time you water to provide an equal light exposure to all sides.
    - Mist frequently for refreshment.
    - Place humidifier nearby to elevate humidity levels.
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  • @dantze
    @dantze Před 2 měsíci +5

    New plant dad here, learnt a lot today. Thanks!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 měsíci +1

      Hi! Thank you for watching and your comment.
      Have fun on your new green journey !

  • @nlesses7275
    @nlesses7275 Před 7 měsíci +3

    I was thinking exactly the same thing as the poster below. My first video and I was truly amazed at how you explain things so succinctly and so to the point. That is as much of an art as your obvious experience with plants. This will not be my last video and am now a happy subscriber indeed from Australia. I have a 30 foot plus white flowered BOP Nicolai spanning 3 storeys high in my backyard and I need to get that back into shape. This video definitely gave me the confidence to to move forward and cut some of the lower stalks and repot them around my home. Thank you once again. :)

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 7 měsíci

      Hi! I appreciate your kind words. Means a lot to know that our videos are helpful and informative!!!
      Thank you for sharing your story. Sounds like this Bird of Paradise is magnificent!
      Green Luck to you & May your plants grow happy and healthy!

  • @kathylazear8109
    @kathylazear8109 Před rokem +3

    Thank you, Julia for your Bop videos. Success, success transplanting and now have a beautiful bloom!!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Kathy!
      Wonderful news about your Bird Of Paradise plant! 🌱
      Thank you for sharing.
      Wishing you many more blooms!

  • @farhanshah1903
    @farhanshah1903 Před 3 lety +1

    Love it everytime you post about Strelitzia Nicolai. Thanks for the tip & tutorial. Keep doing more Bird of Paradise videos!

  • @tristaneckert2890
    @tristaneckert2890 Před 2 lety +13

    Thank you for this video! You really manage to explain everything necessary and without talking too much! I live it! You have a amazing way of explaining and great vocabulary! I’m looking forwards to learn more from you. 😘

  • @mariamansilla4772
    @mariamansilla4772 Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing your beautiful video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕

  • @goldenrayofcentralsun1111

    Omg, they look so beautiful! 👍definitely!

  • @pierrebouchard4289
    @pierrebouchard4289 Před 3 lety +7

    Good morning Juliette ... This video was about my biggest anxiety about plants ... Dividing !!!
    I have a giant Monstera to divide ... Watching this video put me at ease with the process ...
    Thank you !!! Have a great week end ... See you in the next one ... ✌️🙂

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you! Green Luck with your Monstera. Have a good weekend 🌱

  • @HobbyMoose79
    @HobbyMoose79 Před rokem +4

    As a first time watcher thank you for the bird of paradise repotting. Doing a large outdoor one soon. I do however like the plants on the walls. Wow, that’s a great system. Here in Arizona, but that’s a great system. Thank you.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Hobby,
      Green Luck with your Bird Of Paradise repotting project! 🌱
      You can get the green wall set here amzn.to/3p0CubN

  • @kynetan8945
    @kynetan8945 Před 2 lety +1

    Love your channel. You make it look so easy.

  • @AdamLasker-cf5oi
    @AdamLasker-cf5oi Před rokem +3

    Juliette, I just followed your tips from this video and divided the Bird of Paradise plant that my wife gifted me last year. I now have three different plants that look like they're going to do great on their own. I'm excited to watch them grow...

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Woohoo!! Great! Thank you for sharing 💚
      May your plants grow happy and healthy! 🌱

  • @kimi5003
    @kimi5003 Před 2 lety

    Hi Julia, your awesome! Thanks for this vid💕

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Kimi,
      Thank you for watching 🌱
      Juliette 😀

  • @patricemarquette7742
    @patricemarquette7742 Před rokem

    Love this channel I’m subscribing now . Just brought a bird of paradise and it has three root system and you just showed me how to easily divide them. Thank You

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Patrice,
      Congratulations on the new plant! May your Bird of Paradise grow happy and healthy!
      Browse through our BOP playlist to get more helpful tips: bit.ly/3h6j1OQ
      Green Cheers! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @lucasdubois
    @lucasdubois Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks for the video! Super useful! Let's give it a try. 🙌🌱

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for watching!
      Green Luck to you & May your plants grow happy and healthy!

  • @sevinc9916
    @sevinc9916 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for so much information. With love from turkey 🇹🇷

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Sevinc,
      So nice of you! Glad you like the video.
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @Angryshkolota
    @Angryshkolota Před rokem +1

    Блин, Юлия, вот человеческое Вам большое спасибо, уже заколебался вокруг своих стрелиций бегать, а тут все четко, понятно, в общем и целом здорово, в русскоязычном сегменте такого не найти :)

  • @daniellelegacy6196
    @daniellelegacy6196 Před 2 lety

    Yes I love the part that you divided, I gest we have some work to do this summer thank you very much

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Have fun! May your plants grow happy and healthy! 🌱

  • @kokilapatel5553
    @kokilapatel5553 Před 3 lety

    Simple narration any one can understand, even the beginner loke me👍🏻

  • @dorisy8804
    @dorisy8804 Před rokem

    So much valuable information. Thank you so very much!😊

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hello Dorisy,
      Glad the video is helpful. Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @ThePaperdoll86
    @ThePaperdoll86 Před 3 lety

    I really needed this video! Thank you so much! :)

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety

      Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! 🌱

  • @pascalsantej664
    @pascalsantej664 Před 3 lety +1

    Hello Julia🤗
    I just wanted to say thank you very much for helping me a lot with my plants through your channel! thanks to your great channel, i became a total lechuza fan too .... thank you very much for your work! stay healthy and I look forward to seeing more new videos of you and your plants. all the best for the future and have fun with your work! impress julia my bird of paradies look's perfekt thank you !! 🙌🤗 greatings from austria 🙋🏻‍♂️

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety

      Thank you !!!! 🌱 Green Cheers!

    • @user-ln1kf4fd1l
      @user-ln1kf4fd1l Před 11 měsíci

      Hola perdon soy de Argentina que plantas son esas , estan muy lindas muchas gracias

  • @Growgreen445
    @Growgreen445 Před 3 měsíci

    Very nice sharing 🎉🎉

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 měsíci

      Thank you for watching! Green Cheers!

  • @wookie20f
    @wookie20f Před 2 lety

    You are so enjoyable! Thank you!

  • @monicas5615
    @monicas5615 Před rokem

    What a great video! Glad I came across your site

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Monica,
      Than you for watching! 🌱
      I am glad the video is helpful.
      Green Cheers!

  • @headbounce22
    @headbounce22 Před 2 lety

    I love Julia’s voice! 🤍

  • @gayatrijohnston
    @gayatrijohnston Před měsícem

    Love this . Thanks for teaching

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před měsícem +1

      Thank you for watching!!! Green Cheers!

  • @dragonseeker1000
    @dragonseeker1000 Před 3 lety +5

    My go to place for knowledge on taking care of my bird of paradise. I have a very healthy beautiful plant thanks to what I have learned.

  • @stevenseverance3692
    @stevenseverance3692 Před 2 lety

    Thanks 👍🙏 for the Great 😃👍💯 Information ℹ️ on Bird of Paradise aka Strelitzia Nicolai.
    I absolutely Love them.
    Thanks again.
    Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance,
    "The Cake 🎂🥳🎈🎉 Man",
    "World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent Collector", and"Teacup's & Saucer's Set's and Teapot's 🫖 Collector".

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Steven,
      Glad you enjoyed it!!
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @POISON302
    @POISON302 Před 2 lety

    thank you so much for this video!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @maryelvington
    @maryelvington Před 7 měsíci

    I love your videos!

  • @hemantkulkarni-sz1qh
    @hemantkulkarni-sz1qh Před 6 měsíci

    Thanks for sharing,I now can work on mine

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 6 měsíci

      Thank you for watching!
      May your Bird of Paradise plant grow happy and healthy!

  • @charito-solano
    @charito-solano Před 2 lety

    very nice!! yes, so helpful!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Charito,
      Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @drericambanks4432
    @drericambanks4432 Před 2 lety +3

    My new favorite channel, new sub here. “My prior Chanel” was informative but lord the lady was super weird; like she always seemed high to me. This lady is so relaxing … oh thank heaven!!!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Erica,
      Thank you for subscribing. Happy you are enjoying our videos. 🌱

    • @joeconnordeck4922
      @joeconnordeck4922 Před rokem

      I know exactly who you’re talking about 😂😂

    • @danielfilho3065
      @danielfilho3065 Před rokem

      @@joeconnordeck4922 who is it now im curious hahah

  • @gustavocarranzalopez6160

    Gracias, ya sé cómo dividirla ❤

  • @BobiJadue
    @BobiJadue Před 3 lety +1

    I love your videos of the bird of paradise!!! 😍😍

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +1

      I'm so glad! Thank you for watching! 🌱

  • @sneezyIce
    @sneezyIce Před 3 lety +6

    Thank you alot! I recently recieved 2 birds in a pot. Both over 2 meters, so they are huge! But sadly both stems have grown in an angle over the years. I will need to separate them and repot then so they will stand straight. But I was really afraid of cutting the roots. Thank you for giving me the confidance to do so :)

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +3

      Hi Chris,
      Thank you for watching! 🌱
      Sounds like your plant was leaning toward the light, and that is why it is growing on an angle. Rotate your plants every time you water to provide an equal light exposure to all sides.
      If you need to add support to the stems, watch my video about how to: bit.ly/3inszEo
      GREEN LUCK!

    • @cheriep2959
      @cheriep2959 Před 2 lety

      This little tip, I before e except after c.

  • @2lemonades
    @2lemonades Před 2 lety

    Lovely video. More stalks will come from cut roots.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      So nice of you! Thank you for watching! 🌱

  • @sampranitrout2157
    @sampranitrout2157 Před 3 lety

    How did you know so much about plants ???
    In great way you are teaching us.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety

      20 + years in the plant world + many years of customer service 😃🌱

  • @taniaburton5247
    @taniaburton5247 Před 3 lety +1

    I recently found your channel after searching on CZcams for simple Plant care tips because I just became a serious plant mommy. I love, love, love your channel! You are very knowledgeable and you just clicked with me. I'm a new and happy subscriber! Oh, I just purchased your soil moisture meter. Can't wait to use it!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety

      Hi Tania,
      Wonderful! I am happy that my videos are helpful!
      Enjoy your green journey. It is much fun! 🌱

  • @B.Christine_W222
    @B.Christine_W222 Před 3 lety +1

    Just found your channel and love it!!! I brought my first BOP today and it has 3 plants 🥰

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety

      That is awesome! Enjoy these beauties.
      Here is our playlist - all about BOP: bit.ly/3h6j1OQ
      Thank you for watching🌱

  • @adoseofjo1206
    @adoseofjo1206 Před 3 lety +1

    I have one that’s over 7ft with two plants that I want to divide, because I don’t have a planter big enough to repot it in…I am terrified to cut the roots…watching this has eased some of that anxiety! Thanks you for this amazing video!!!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you! Green Lick with your plant. You can do it!!! 🌱🌱🌱

  • @meilam1000
    @meilam1000 Před rokem

    Thank you!!

  • @md59091
    @md59091 Před 2 lety

    Thanks 🤩

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      You're welcome! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @jeanpe1040
    @jeanpe1040 Před 3 lety +1

    I’m so happy I’ve found your channel! I love BOP and large tropical plants - I have question I know you recommend the Lechuza self watering containers but the are pretty expensive when you have a lot of plants - can you suggest another way to get the proper drainage without having to remove the pot out?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi! When you say "without removing the pot", do you mean keep the plant in its original nursery pot? Nursery pots have drainage holes. If you are keeping the plant in its nursery pot and place it in a cachepot, make sure it is not seating in a pool of water after watering.
      Best to take it out of a cachepot, water, drain and then put it back.
      *** Rather sooner than later the plant needs to be repotted and any pot with a drainage hole will work. Green Luck and thank you for watching! 🌱

  • @juanpming
    @juanpming Před 2 lety

    a-ma-zing. thanks!!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @roseyroserose9550
    @roseyroserose9550 Před 2 lety

    THANK YOU

  • @Gorgeouscorliss
    @Gorgeouscorliss Před rokem

    Oh my gosh you made those plants look so amazing, I want to buy another Bird of Paradise to I can do that I’m afraid to do it with my plant. I need a Bird of Paradise to practice on.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem +1

      Hi! You can do it! 💪
      Sending you green emotional support waves! 🌱

  • @dwalker6868
    @dwalker6868 Před rokem

    Thank you

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      You're welcome! Glad it is helpful 🌱🌱🌱

  • @biaksangisailo4696
    @biaksangisailo4696 Před rokem

    Thaks for your Bop videos

  • @cassieryan8839
    @cassieryan8839 Před 2 lety +3

    Hi Juliette! Thanks for your very informative video :) I just bought a BoP that's really tall and has 2 plants in the pot. It's spring here in tropical Australia so I want to split it into 2 outdoor plants. Once they're in the ground, can I keep splitting off any new plants in future? I'd prefer to have several smaller ones rather than letting them get too tall/wide. Presumably I can do it with a really sharp spade if I'm careful?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety +2

      Hi Cassie,
      Yes, you can dig them out and divide. Green Luck! 🌱

  • @emilygreene4829
    @emilygreene4829 Před rokem

    I wish I tried dividing these smaller plants !

  • @dikov11
    @dikov11 Před 3 měsíci

    Thank you Julia, for the very informative video. I live in San Antonio, TX where we have lots of sun but it is quite dry. I just split three BoP plants into dedicated planters, while trying to preserve root systems as much as possible. I have screens on windows and plants start darkening, leaves damaging and curling very quick. May/should I put the plants outside under the direct sun light while we have temperature below 50-80F?
    Thank you,

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for watching!
      Plant go trough some shock after being divided and repotted. So some leaf issues are common.
      Yes, you can move plants outside but do not place them under direct sunlight.
      May your plants stabilize and thrive!

  • @jeffturnbull9661
    @jeffturnbull9661 Před 2 lety

    Excellent information, I have several giants in my "jungle" next to my carport, I only remember planting one large container but it probably had multiple stems because now I have maybe half a dozen approaching fifteen feet or so, do I need to "cull the herd" so to speak, or just let them continue growing, they really seem to like watering

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Jeff,
      Wow! 15 feet! Sounds great, beautiful and massive!😀
      If the plant is happy, let it be. If too big, prune it to a desired width/height.
      Thank you for watching🌱

  • @leesmith9489
    @leesmith9489 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Julia. Thank you for the video on how to split the plants. My question is what type of soil or other additives did you use to repot them? Such as items in the pot to help with draining, etc.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Lee,
      Thank you for watching 🌱
      I use peat moss based potting mix mycityplants.com/products/indoor-potting-mix
      Planters that I use for all plants are Lechuza self-watering planters. These have a smart sub-irrigation system, offer drainage. You can watch our videos about these pots here bit.ly/3FBJIp4
      To add more porosity to a potting mix you have, you may add perlite amzn.to/3NmEQrJ
      Green Cheers!

    • @irenamaczuga5290
      @irenamaczuga5290 Před rokem

      ​@@Mycityplantsoko ko ko ko mi mi by jjjjjjjjjjj jemu

  • @normamaque9007
    @normamaque9007 Před 11 měsíci

    Hola Juliette...cual es la diferencia fisica entre strelitzia nicolae y reginae... gracias saludos desde Peru🇵🇪

  • @margaretposthauer4465
    @margaretposthauer4465 Před 3 měsíci

    LOVE your video!!! What type of knife do you use?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you!
      My favorite knife is this: amzn.to/3TxGOdL
      Green Cheers!

  • @hopescott2850
    @hopescott2850 Před rokem

    Can you do more videos on bird of paradise?

  • @michaelwong3330
    @michaelwong3330 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for your video. Very useful. May I know if my leaves keep curled after repotting what can I do about it? I have already watered them sufficiently

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Michael,
      Repotting can be stressful and leaf curling might be the result of it.
      Under or over watering, improper lighting may result in leaf curling as well.
      I strongly recommend getting the Soil Moisture Meter bit.ly/2yuXVpc .
      This tool will help you to understand when your plant is ready for a drink to avoid over or under watering.
      Test the soil once every 7 days.
      Bird Of Paradise plants should be watered when the meter reading is in the 4-5 zone.
      Put your plant in a bright light area. Best with partial sun exposure of filtered sunlight.
      Provide a good air circulation. If it is nice and warm in your location, keep windows open or have a fan on.
      Watch my video about basic needs and care of this plant here: bit.ly/3L6Z2Oa
      May your plant recover and grow happy! 🌱

  • @emmajulie7639
    @emmajulie7639 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for a very informative video :) would it be possible to grow a new plant from some of the healthy roots you cut off? I have a BoP with only one stem so dividing the plant is not possible

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi! Unfortunately not. Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @artofglassgallery7183
    @artofglassgallery7183 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for this great video. What was in the bag you put in the bottom of the pot?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Thank you for watching! 🌱
      This is a special substrate that is a part of Lechuza planter's sub-irrigation system.
      It's called PON. Also can be used instead of soil.
      Learn more about it here: mycityplants.com/collections/potting-mix/products/lechuza-pon

  • @lorrainegray1
    @lorrainegray1 Před 2 dny

    What is the best kind of soil to use?

  • @user-op1hu9pm9b
    @user-op1hu9pm9b Před 9 měsíci

    Love your videos! If all of the stems on my bird of paradise had to be cut off should I also cut the entire stalk back to the ground?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 8 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for watching!
      If all the stems removed, you may cut back your Bird Of Paradise plant:
      - Use sharp, clean pruning shears amzn.to/3M1lJWg to make a clean cut and avoid damaging the plant.
      - Clean the tool by spraying it with rubbing alcohol
      - Prune your bird of paradise during early spring or fall
      - Cut the plant' main stem back 5"-6" above the ground
      - Fertilize your bird of paradise to provide nutrients for new growth.
      My favorite plant food that can be used any time of the year mycityplants.com/products/all-purpose-fertilizer
      _ Provide your plant with plenty of light (partial sun exposure)
      - Establish a proper watering frequency and make sure the pot has drainage.
      My must have tool is Soil Moisture meter amzn.to/3FezoFH.
      Here is the video about how to use this tool: bit.ly/3TI2sMb
      Water your Bird Of Paradise plant when the meter reading is down to zone 4-5
      Green Cheers & May your plant grow happy and healthy!

  • @leaninson
    @leaninson Před 10 měsíci

    Is that large green bin your using in the video of luchuza dirt/potting mix available to buy somewhere? I’ve only found bags of 8 quartz or lower. Thank you

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 10 měsíci

      Hi!
      That bucket is from Lechuza PON. This company does not make potting mix (soil)
      If you are looking for large bags of great potting mix, check out Good Dirt 60 qts getgooddirt.com/shop/dirt/potting-mix-60-qts/
      This is what we use for our plants.
      Green Cheers!

  • @paulwilson8021
    @paulwilson8021 Před 5 měsíci

    Hi Julia,
    Great video! Are they quick to re-establish and start producing new leaves after division or do they take a few months?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 4 měsíci

      Hi,
      Thank you for watching!
      After division, Bird of Paradise plants may experience temporary shock, but within a month or so, they will recover and begin to produce new leaves.
      May your plants grow happy and healthy!

  • @kannonfeshbach9439
    @kannonfeshbach9439 Před 20 dny

    Hello, Thanks for this. I have HUGE outdoor clay pots... can I just dig them out?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 13 dny

      Hi! Thank you for watching!
      Yes, you can! Green Cheers!

  • @peterbubik5871
    @peterbubik5871 Před rokem

    Thanks for the Video :-) I have a large Nicolai for two years now. Does the Nicolai create new stems after splitting it? Until now she didn't make new stems...2 years now.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Peter,
      New leaves of the Bird of Paradise plant should grow from the center of the stem/between other leaves.
      If you are getting new leaves - all is good!
      New stem might grow in time as well.
      Green Cheers 🌱

  • @emilygreene4829
    @emilygreene4829 Před rokem

    I love all your videos. Sooooo helpful. We have a HUGE BOP. It’s like 10 feet by 10 feet and it’s containerized in our apartment. We got a huge new pot for it but I stupidly didn’t realize the opening of the larger pot was actually SMALLER than the previous pot. We had to shave sooooo many of the roots - several inches on each side. The plant definitely had a little shock. I’m hoping it’ll bounce back soon but I am worrried! We had two leaves unfurl but new new growths.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Emily,
      Wow! Sounds like you had a very challenging task with your Bird Of Paradise plant.
      Yes, I think the plant should recover and bounce back in time.
      You may use this plant food to help it to recover faster and grow mycityplants.com/products/all-purpose-fertilizer
      This plant food can be used any time of the year, gentle and all natural. Will not burn roots.
      May your plant recover and grow happy!
      Green Cheers! 🌱

  • @fatemasuterwalla3445
    @fatemasuterwalla3445 Před 2 lety

    This was so helpful! I only have a single stem which might be around 4ft tall but she has already outgrown her 10" as well as 12" pot in just a year! Do you think she has way too many roots? If not, is it possible to divide one stem into 2?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Fatema,
      One stem can not be divided as it grows from one root "bulb".
      You may prune roots back (no ore than 20%) to keep it in its 12"pot longer.
      Green Luck, and than you for watching 🌱

  • @oneluvex
    @oneluvex Před rokem

    Hi! Very nice video! I have a huge BoP, but it only has one single stem. Is there a way to create more stems on one plant? I'd prefer to have it grow wider instead of higher. Thank you for your advice!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Anne-Sophie,
      The Bird Of Paradise grows new leaves from the center of the stem, between the leaves. As it grows new leaves, the plant gets to be not only taller but wider as well.
      If the plant gets too tall, you may cut back the tallest leaves to keep it at the desired height.
      Here is the video about how to prune Bird Of Paradise: czcams.com/video/ZzC3mCYahts/video.html
      If you want to have a fuller arrangement, you may pot a few stems together. The plant I am dividing in this video has a few stems potted in one pot.
      Green Chers & Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @farhanshah1903
    @farhanshah1903 Před 3 lety

    Hi Juliette, is there any special care needed to help the plant recover from the shock? Does it need watering often etc? I noticed some of my leaves are drooping since i divided them. I've added the support sticks but other than that, not sure what else i can do to help it recover

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi!
      -Yes, more frequent watering is required for the first month or so.
      Make sure to use enough water to reach the lower soil levels.
      ***Best to get Soil Moisture Meter so you can establish a proper watering frequency: mycityplants.com/collections/indoor-plant-tools/products/soil-moisture-meter
      First month or so water divided stems when the meter reading is in the 5-6 zone, then when the meter reading is in the 4-5 zone.
      -Put the plant is in a bright light area. Does not have to be under direct sun. *** A few hours of early morning sun will be very beneficial.
      -Leaves that will not recover, can be removed. Here is how: bit.ly/30JifQZ
      GREEN LUCK!

  • @Joseph-hk6iv
    @Joseph-hk6iv Před 3 měsíci

    Hi, from Lincolnshire England. I have a new Bird of paradise plant. The plant has roots coming out the bottom of the pot. I was told that this helps the plant to flower. Should I delay repotting till it f!owners?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for watching!
      The Bird of Paradise plant is often reluctant to bloom indoors because it requires specific environmental conditions to thrive.
      They need plenty of sunlight, high humidity, and well-draining soil to produce their iconic blooms. Plants may take several years to mature before it starts flowering.
      Unfortunately, it can be challenging or even impossible to replicate the plant's natural habitat indoors, which can result in a reluctance to bloom.
      If you have strelitzia reginae - I believe it blooms April to June in your part of the world.
      If no flowers are produced for you during this period and the roots are poking out, you can repot your Bird of Paradise plant.
      Cho0se a pot about 5" larger for repotting. These plants grow roots pretty fast.
      Here in NYC we mostly carry strelitzia nicolai and I have never seen these plants flower in NYC. :)
      Green Cheers!

  • @nathaliebergeron4090
    @nathaliebergeron4090 Před rokem

    Thank you Juliette !!! I have a little question. What did you put in the bottom of the largest pot !? Thank you

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hello Nathalie,
      I am using planters with sub-irrigation system.
      PON (special substrate) goes at the bottom of the planter for the system to work properly.
      All pots come with the needed amount of PON.
      Green Cheers! 🌱

  • @YolandaWilliams12
    @YolandaWilliams12 Před rokem

    Hi thanks for this video....how ever I have a large, large one in the ground that is in need of more space. How do I get that sucker out and separate it. 😮

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi!
      It is a major project :)
      We do not work with plants outdoors but this video might be helpful for your Bird Of Paradise task :) czcams.com/video/ME96RjVn1HE/video.html
      Green Luck! 🌱

  • @milagrosbradley2759
    @milagrosbradley2759 Před 6 měsíci

    I love the arrangement but I want to know what kind of soil do you use?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 5 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for watching!
      We use exclusively Good Dirt potting mix mycityplants.com/products/indoor-potting-mix as it is simply the best!
      Green Cheers!

  • @CooperPooper9o9o
    @CooperPooper9o9o Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you! I just got a few birds of paradise plants for the first time and I'm loving your videos! Question-- I bought a planter that has about 8 different birds of paradise plants in the same planter, it's about 10 years old. I unpotted them to try to separate them but the roots are all completely wrapped around each other. It weighs about 200 lbs. It's beautiful but would like to separate a few so they can have more space to grow bigger. If I cut through a bunch of roots I am so scared to kill it! Have you split any very big ones that have any issues after cutting through the giant roots? I'm so worried about killing her!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 8 měsíci

      Hi!
      Yes, you my use a sharp knife to cut rots and separate plants.
      If the roots are strong and healthy, the Bird Of Paradise plant will recover from the shock and grow many new leaves for you!
      Green Luck & Thank you for watching!

  • @phylliswashington2916
    @phylliswashington2916 Před 2 lety

    Hi very informative video. I have a bird of paradise growing outside. I live in Florida zone 9. I’ve noticed my bird of paradise leaves curl in the afternoon and unfurl in the evening. Is this normal when growing the plant outside? I make sure I keep it watered. So I don’t know why it curls.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Phyllis,
      Thank you for watching 🌱
      Unfortunately, I do not have any experience in growing plants outdoors and will not be able to provide an advise.
      Lucky for us there are lots of experts here on CZcams 😀
      Hope you will find your answer.

  • @danj926
    @danj926 Před 10 měsíci

    Can i know the potting mix you used need it for heliconia.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 9 měsíci

      Hi! The Good Dirt Potting Mix can be used for this plant.
      Green Cheers & Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @sonhto
    @sonhto Před 2 lety

    Hi Juliette, my bop has a new leaf sprouting. But it is taking a long time to grow. It's been about a month since it sprouted and has only grown 3 inches. I haven't seen any changes! I had another new leaf sprout and it grew/unfurled rather quickly. Would you happen to know why this one is taking longer? Thanks!

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi! Glad your plant is growing new leaves for you!
      Lack of nutrients, insufficient light, if you recently repotted it, change of season - may slow the plant down.
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @brookeandheath9268
    @brookeandheath9268 Před 9 měsíci

    Hi Juliette, what are you tipping into the pot prior to potting? Is it just a type of fertiliser?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 9 měsíci

      Hi!
      This is a special pure mineral substrate PON which is a part of the Lechuza planters sub-irrigation system. Help to keep water moisture levels and PH balance even, has infused fertilizer.
      You may purchase this type of planters and/or PON here: www.lechuza.world/
      Green Cheers & Thank you for watching 🪴

  • @craigdickson85
    @craigdickson85 Před rokem +1

    Hi, I have a BOP that has a Rihzome too close to the edge and is growing out in one direction. The plant collective is massive and I can't take it out of the pot - could I cut down between the two stalks and remove it that way?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem +1

      Hi Craig,
      Yes, you can cut down between the stalks and dig out the one that needs to be repotted or removed.
      Green Luck! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @hendab1028
    @hendab1028 Před 2 lety

    Bonjour est ce que je peut mettre les deux en même pot?

  • @andygordon5905
    @andygordon5905 Před rokem

    What was in the spray bottle which you used to clean you tools?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Andy,
      It's rubbing alcohol. Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @Mmmm2217
    @Mmmm2217 Před 11 měsíci

    Where are the Root Bulbs or are these Trees ?
    Love Your Plants and Pots on the Back Wall.
    This is not what I was looking for
    but have Subscribed.
    See you next time .
    🪴🌻🌹🌸💐🌺🌼🇦🇺

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 11 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for subscribing.
      Roots don't look much like bulbs but are there :)
      The wall planters you see behind me - mycityplants.com/collections/wall-planters
      Green Cheers! 🌱

  • @thefireking5729
    @thefireking5729 Před rokem

    I have mine grown in the ground..Is it better to flower for it to be in a pot ?? I'm in Florida it's been in the 80's lately morning's around 60

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem +1

      Hi!
      Unfortunately, I do not have any experience in growing plants outdoors but have seen many Bird of Paradise plants in Florida that are growing in the ground and blooming.
      May your plant give you some flowers this year! 🌱

  • @hemyspheres4515
    @hemyspheres4515 Před 2 lety

    Would each stalk reprice others stalk and have a pot with few stalk like he large one you cut? And how does.it take to reproduce

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Hemy,
      As long as there are healthy roots on each stalk, the plant will grow.
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @liramuratbekova5856
    @liramuratbekova5856 Před rokem

    🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @LilGurll
    @LilGurll Před rokem

    Hi Juliet! I repotted my BOP 2 months ago because the roots were growing out of its nursery pot. Now when i was peaking in his new home he already outgrew his current inner pot. Do I leave the plant as it is and wait for next year or prune the roots?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem +1

      Hi!
      The Bird Of Paradise plants are fast growers, especially when they are in the right environment, under proper care and during the active growth season (Spring - Summer).
      If the roots are short now, let them be.
      Check roots again in February - March and prune back then.
      May your plant grow happy and healthy!
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @moncherimedina2048
    @moncherimedina2048 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi Juliette, thank you for this thorough video. My BoP’s roots have been coming out of its 10 inch nursery pot, so I believe it’s time to divide. I have some hesitation because it’s been pushing out a lot of new leaves this summer. I bought her in September and now she’s taller than me. Being that the plant will go into some shock after dividing, will it also adversely affect the spears that have yet to unfurl? There is also a leaf that has already unfurled but has not completely straightened out. The edge on the left side is still slightly curled. Will it just take longer for the spears to unfurl? Thanks so much.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi! Thank you for watching 🌱
      Now is a good time to divide and repot. Plant will recover, stabilize and acclimate much faster when it is in the active growth period (Sping-Summer).
      Dividing and repotting will slow down the growth of new leaves but will not effect much the leaves that are already out.
      Green Luck!

  • @sumarss7752
    @sumarss7752 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for everything I have same the plants but not it’s stay small no growth can you help me

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Sumar,
      Your plant might need more light and/or nutrients.
      Watch this video (from 7:14 time mark) to learn about what BOP plants need to grow happy and healthy: czcams.com/video/raJaPyI0_bo/video.html
      Green Luck! Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @Kit32991
    @Kit32991 Před rokem

    Hi I was wondering if I could get advice on my bird of paradise by send some pic? I repotted as it was very needed but I decided to seperate one of the three stems and now Im not sure if the 2 are in a pot that is too big ?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hello Sarah,
      Thank you for watching 🌱
      The pot should be just 3-5" larger than the plant's roots.
      If you not sure still, we will be happy to take a look at your Bird Of Paradise plant.
      We offer one on one video consultations.
      You may use the link below to book it. ** Booking schedule is at the bottom of this page.
      mycityplants.com/pages/having-problems-with-a-plant
      Green cheers!

  • @monicaweddle7590
    @monicaweddle7590 Před rokem

    This video is great! I have a plant with three stems that appear to be coming from one root system, the ame as the second half of the first plant in this video, except muuuuch larger. Is splitting an option?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi Monica,
      Thank you for watching 🌱
      Can those be divided or not, one can only find out by taking the Bird Of Paradise plant out of its pot and see how many individual root sets it has. 😀
      Each root set can be separated (pulled apart or cut out)
      Green Cheers!

    • @monicaweddle7590
      @monicaweddle7590 Před rokem

      @@Mycityplants I unpotted it and it looks like it's all just one system. No healthy way to split, right?

  • @carladeveaux5676
    @carladeveaux5676 Před 9 měsíci

    I have a broken leaf on my BOP can I put it in water and get new roots to replant the leaf ???

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 9 měsíci +1

      Hi!
      Unfortunately, the leaf of a Bird of Paradise plant will not produce roots but you can put it in water and enjoy it for a while. Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @selw0nk
    @selw0nk Před rokem

    Can you plant these in the ground under shade?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před rokem

      Hi!
      In the ground - yes if you do not have very cold seasons.
      Best in a spot with bright filtered light.
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @Serveall4him
    @Serveall4him Před 5 měsíci

    My BoP has only one stem and is about 8 ft tall with 2’ newest leaves in the middle. Is there a way to encourage new stems to add the heartiness instead of increased height?

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 5 měsíci

      Hi! Thank you for watching.
      New leaves typically emerge from the center of the stems of the Bird of Paradise plant, making it challenging to achieve a fuller shape.
      However, a potential solution is to prune the plant back entirely, allowing new leaves to develop and grow from the ground up.
      This approach can help reshape the plant and encourage a more balanced and fuller appearance.
      Here is the link to the article that will explain how to: gardening.stackexchange.com/questions/54707/pruning-restarting-a-birds-of-paradise-tree
      Green Cheers!

  • @elenaizquierdo8147
    @elenaizquierdo8147 Před 11 dny

    Tengo la planta y se rompió un bulbo sin raices.Que puedo hacer para que me salgan raices?

  • @thuvannguyen4242
    @thuvannguyen4242 Před 2 lety

    What potting soil do you use? They look so soft. Please give me the formula to create the potting soil you have.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Thuvan,
      Thank you for watching 🌱
      We and our plants LOVE the potting mix we use.
      Here is the link where you can learn a bit more about it: mycityplants.com/products/indoor-potting-mix
      Green Cheers!

  • @monimarbel8450
    @monimarbel8450 Před 3 lety

    Excellent video, the one I was waiting for. Can you let me know the name of the palm that appears on the floor between the lamp and the chair? Thank you.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Moni,
      This is Bamboo Palm.
      Thank you for watching! 🌱

    • @monimarbel8450
      @monimarbel8450 Před 3 lety

      @@Mycityplants Thank you. Do You have video about bamboo palm? I am interested because their beauty and I think it's suitable for my low light space. Thansk.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 3 lety +1

      Bamboo palm will do well close to North facing window or under at least 6 hours of grow light or fluorescent light.
      Watch my video about the best plants for low light here czcams.com/video/suCLHmxax38/video.html

  • @caroljpenn46
    @caroljpenn46 Před 2 lety

    Hi there, my bird of paradise had new leaf that came up but was stubby and had bits of black like scorched edges. It's like it was stuck coming out. It doesn't look pretty at all. What would be the problem? What would happen if I cut that latest growing leaf out? Would it help it grow a better leaf? I would send a photo but don't know how to. Thanks

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi! Thank you for watching 🌱
      If the leaf is not looking good, you may cut it. It does not effect the growth of new leaves. Analyze your watering routine to see if this is what effects the leaves. Here is the video where we talk about basic care for BOP czcams.com/video/raJaPyI0_bo/video.html Green Luck!

  • @evanspark1510
    @evanspark1510 Před 2 lety

    can you seperate the lil babys coming in at the foot of the mama plant? its an outdoor bop

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety

      Hi Evan,
      Try to find someone who has a video about how to divide, etc. outdoor Bird Of Paradise plants. I do not have any experience growing and caring for outdoor plants.
      Thank you for watching 🌱

  • @michaeldamato9466
    @michaeldamato9466 Před 2 lety +1

    Wow I misunderstood what you said about the alcohol, I thought you said it was for drinking, well I had a great time, but I made a mess in the bedroom....lol.

    • @Mycityplants
      @Mycityplants  Před 2 lety +1

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @michaeldamato9466
      @michaeldamato9466 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Mycityplants
      I'm glad I got a laugh out of you, plus I love your accent and the handling of your plants. 🌹