Chamaedorea Elegance / parlour palm / Table palm propagation

[@samthekkeyil7410]

Is this propagation? Or replanting the old ones? Do new plants sprout from them?

[@achilleferrari5874]

tell me the season to do it , thanks

[@paigemcnamara1908]

My plant looked dead, then when trying to check the roots I found a load of seed pods.. is the plant beyond saving now? Its the same as yours but it’s entirely wilted and the leaves are dark green w brown areas and crispy :/

[@shraddhavaidya1323]

Hi, where do you keep these plants? As I've heard that they can sit indoors, does well in tubelights too?

[@LovablePlants]

You can place them near glass door or window where they can receive light through the glass. Only tubelight light may not be sufficient.

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

not sure why people are commenting it's not propagation, cuz seems it is. She split one larger plant carefully into pieces from each stem, making sure each piece has roots --hence she calls it 'root division' method (put cc on if you can't hear exactly). basically, standard method of splitting up 1 plant ('mother') into several, and over time they'll sprout more and grow bigger. ie. one plant into more = propagation, no? I mean she didn't show an update but over time they should grow into larger plants. (they are slow growers though and sensitive so may not all work out),

[@Blingem14]

You didn’t propagate them you just repotted them.

[@lillianamoya4795]

Yeah I was looking for a video to explains how to propagate them

[@samthekkeyil7410]

These videos are wasting public time ; they donot understand what propagation means

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

huh? she did. She split it up carefully into pieces from each stem, making sure each piece has roots, hence she calls it 'root division' method (put cc on if you can't hear exactly). basically, standard method of splitting up 1 plant ('mother') into several, and over time they'll sprout more and grow bigger.

[@kdrj447]

Have you found any videos? I have a plant with only one root and I'd like to propagate it.

[@Blingem14]

@@kdrj447 unfortunately no, i have successfully taken smaller growths from my large palm and got them to root and grow well. I was looking for how to get the seeds to grow. I’ve been trying with no luck