🌿 Dividing and Transplanting Dianthus - SGD 210 🌿

Are any of your plants out-growing their containers? You may be able to divide them and create new plants for your garden, for free! We're transplanting dianthus and we'll show you how. 👍
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In this video, we'll show you how to divide your dianthus plants and then transplant them. 😉 Definitely leave your comments and questions ❓ below, and, thank you for watching! 😁
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[@SpokenGarden]

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[@trishferrer8209]

Thank you so much for this video!!! I always learn SO MUCH from y'all. You make it fun and relaxing to watch. I had to come inside, because it is too hot out for me. Feeling discouraged, I found YOU GUYS, yay!! lol Feeling better already. I'm in west TN, zone 8a.

[@nancyeliades2361]

What time of year do you divide and transplant dianthus?

[@bbyjcky1]

You should prove updates within the same video!

[@helenagreenwood2305]

Am in UK and I've got 2 Dianthus I'm going to do what you've done - halve them and have 2 in pots and 2 in the ground of a new border I'm about to get started on 🍁🍄🍂🌼

[@yvettewilliams1269]

I really appreciate your help. I have NO PLANTING experience. You videos are so educational and simple. I'm still nervous to follow your instructions but have more confidence from learning from you both. O, I was accidentally already doing some of the things you've mentioned. Go figure 😆 Again, thank you! Vet

[@paulgutierrez3394]

Is there an update?

[@TonyaA7]

I have a question about Pentas. It says it's a perennial, but can't handle temps below 40 . So if it get below 40bwill it kill the plant or will it just die back until spring? Thanks for the Dividing tips on Dianthus. I love Dianthus..

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi Tonya A! 👋🏼👋🏼 Thank you for watching and great question! If your plant is hardy to 40F, it means if you live in a colder climate with average cold temps below 40F your pentas will die, but if you bring it inside (if it's in a container) over the colder months where you live, you can then bring it back outside once temperatures warm up. We know that a pentas wouldn't survive in our region (zone 8b) in the PNW. It gets way too cold here, with more recent winter temps reaching down to 25F. Hope that helps! 👍🏼😊😉👍🏼

[@aliciacromwell6490]

Nice video!🤗

[@SpokenGarden]

Hi Alicia! 👋 Thank you for stopping by and for watching! We appreciate it! 😀

[@karenbarber7630]

Can I dry the deadheaded blooms and replant them?

[@LoveLove-lm2wz]

Is there anyway to bring these back to life? I purchase several from the garden center and have cared for them as directed, but all the leaves are turning or have turned brown.

[@phyllischamberlain7467]

I have all gone brown in a pot hanging up and it come out beautiful Dentist says take the heads off them so I took the edge off him and he started coming back but not all of them did he’s come back next year that I’ve got to get some more next year that’s my answer I want to buy some more or will they grow so proud they look like the dead one or two flowers left on them you know about five on one in about two on the other three not many so what do I do with them do I throw them or do I keep him till next year outside or indoors can you please answer me as soon as possible thank you for your help I’ll be most grateful thank you

[@jugemayquirante298]

What is the potting mix soil?

[@SpokenGarden]

HI Jugemay! 👋 Thank you for watching our video and for your question! The potting mix soil we use is equal parts peatmoss, bark, and perlite. This mix you can find at most of your retail garden and nursery stores sold under the generic name of "Potting Soil". Hope that answers your question and thanks for being here! 😉👍