Thank you! The plant looks so healthy has beautiful roots. So you don’t fill the container with water ever?

I was going to repot my agap in a bigger pot but had quite a shock how hard it was to separate the clump. In the end I trimmed some of the roots and just left it alone. I laughed when I saw you using a tomahawk 🤣

Your not using a shovel, your using a spade, otherwise a good video

What did u show at the bottom of the cup?

Thank you for sharing this tips❤

Snail are eating my agapanthus. How do you deal with snails?

Thank you for that information!

These are too large. They become a noxious weed once they flower and will spread. This method of removal will leave rhizomes behind which will regrow.

When is the best time to divide?

Great video, enjoyed seeing someone do actual gardening. Love it ❤️

😮 I wanted to plant this for my window planter so bad but hesitant cause it’s not dog-safe 😢

Ma’am can you help me? Im from india, it’s rain season here. What will do my agapanthus tuber? Can I plant it now? Or which season is best to plant?

Hi Tracy, I just planted a new agapatha, it's been in the ground about 4 days now Suddenly I have white coloration on the ends of leaves and they are drooping. We live in zone 9 Las Vegas nevada usa..its been in the the 90s. The plant was a hood size but somewhat root bound. I prepped the soil with good soil, amend and peat moss. I soaked it good initially. It has one hood dripper but I've been hand watering it each morning since it's new and hot out. It's in direct sun most of the day. I had a smaller one next to it that has been there over a year doing well. Im wondering if I'm overwatering or if it's a fungus as I watered from the top these first days? It's hard to know water requirements here in the desert..I've killed many plants by overwatering. Help? I wish I could send a pic.

This might seem like a dumb question but I think I accidentally have 2 or 3 different sizes of agapanthus (all blueish purple ones) and I need to move the shorter ones to the front. If a plant is younger are the leaves thinner, smaller and shorter and get larger every year till maturity or can you still tell young plants apart by your video?

Haha orchid in a schooey 😊

My roost are massive! How should I clip them and how short should the roots be clipped?

Dividing these more frequently is the key and putting in miniature ones only would help the situation. Most people don’t divide these often enough. 3 to 5 years would be idea .

Hello may I know if it’s surviving? I got the same problem 😭

Hearing the sound of the aggies ripping is so satisfying I have a massive garden full of agapanthus and im currently trying to remove them all hahaha a big job but it WILL happen

Thank you for you comment. Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJLQeWNpjKmij9Usi=SZywZeA1fe_GYT08 it will help you with dividing your Aggies. I try to divide into clumps with a mixture of mature and baby aggies if there are babies. It will give them the best chance of survival. If there are no natural gaps for division you want to choose a path that looks like it’ll have the least victims and seperate from the bottom soil - not the top leaves. This will allow the plant to seperate without the loss of many aggies in the process. Once the plant is replanted in smaller clumps, it’ll have more space to grow and have more nutrients available to it and will give you more flowers as a reward. Best of luck

I LOVE LOVE LOVE your agapanthus videos! I have not looked at all of them yet but I have a potted Aggie that is huge and root bound. The problem is that there really aren’t any channels, maybe one, and most of them are babies. It also didn’t bloom at all last year. 😢 My thought was to divide the few big ones off the babies in one clump and then keep batches of 4 or 5 babies together, trim the roots and leaves and hope for the best! But now I’m wondering if perhaps you have any suggestions?

I absolutely love that you worked with your niece on this. Your walk thru of each step, how and why to a young person is 1) a lovely way to grow a gardener❤ and 2) share the basics with all of us watching in a highly accessible way. Well done!

I SO NO WHAT UR SAYING.. LOLOLOLO U R A BEAUTIFUL GAL.

Womp womp

Helpful video thanks, Similar to removing red hot pokers, a big fencing bar is the ticket!

Great video Jen, explained everything I needed to know so well. Thank you .

Thanks lady these plants have been propogating for over 20 yrs next to my driveway and this helps me reduce the chaos without getting absolutly slimed by cutting all the leaves.

Thanks for sharing the knowledge

Nice

So what using in the glass?

This will be my life if I ever decide to pull mine up..😬

Seems a little bit of a big pot to start again but I'm excited for an update 😊

This is so good and exactly what i needed for my overgrown agapanthus!! Thanks for the advice and encouragement.

This is quite an education! Thank you!

I think she’s needs repotting

She’s scratching away like a ditch witch. You gotta get the dirt out of the trench and do one side otherwise it all falls back in and then you gonna shove it

Whatcha building?

I live un tge northeast. Can my potted agapanthus be unpotted and saved for next summer?

I hope you don’t have roses. The flowers are our sheep’s favourite 😅

Wow 😮just watched your video , thank you for all the tips …..you’re doing an amazing job ❤

I love agapanthus and have one here in Zone 5 in the US. It will spend the winter in my heated garage. Yours are amazing.

I have a 10yo clump... it looks like a big mess. Would you just discard and start over?

How would you overwinter the agapanthus in pots? Where and how should they be stored?

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This is awesome, Love your work

You have a nice garden.Your new subscriber from the Philippines.

Lovely video and very informative, manny thanks!

Why?

Wow

Really helpful specific details