How to Grow and Propagate Dracaena? | Dragon Tree or Dracaena Marginata + 5 Months UPDATE

[@danieladeutsch1708]

The dark, small LECA looks like raisins in chocolate :) The favorite snack of my mommy :)

[@thegreenearth]

😂

[@ruthstevens3720]

So glad to come across you! I transferred my dracaena into leca but before putting in LECA I first put in water with nutrients. Unfortunately the bottom was rotted and never rooted. The stem was too long and I decided to cut it much shorter. Put it back in water with nutrients and hopefully these survive. Thank you for showing the before and after. Most do not do that and I always wonder if it ever worked. Happy planting! 🪴🌱

[@olivervng23]

I love to see your videos. I saw your plants growing well. It makes me happy. ^^

[@limaalexander1460]

I love your video.!! So well done..music is just perrfect🤗🤗💘.. You make the planting seem so easy.!! Thanks so much.😍😍😋

[@annhill7948]

What nutrients do you add? Simply BEAUTIFUL 🤗 work

[@wie_der_mond]

This plant doesn't like a lot of water. It will grow very well and give you roots if you'll put it in well drained soil. It needs watering onse per 1-2 weeks depending on the season and the weather

[@mayav9588]

This is a great tutorial!!! I was gifted a Mass Cane and I needed a little help. Your videos are always helpful!!! Thank you

[@cchesney6075]

Hi Where did you get your pots? Thanks

[@458anu]

Awesome!

[@planttherapy1860]

I enjoyed watching the video!

[@MaykaargCraft4904]

Hello friend

[@planttherapy1860]

@@MaykaargCraft4904 I'll try to propagate my dracena now

[@geek211]

I would love a breakdown of how much that cost to setup? look like the initiail setup might cost a bit, but over time? and how do you know if your getting enough light?

[@thegreenearth]

initially it will cost you for the clay pebbles, but that can be use forever. for the light, I just experimenting it and I don’t use any kind of meter to test if plant are getting enough light. I just observe and see how my plants doing, if its growing well or not. I normally use barrina grow light for most of my plants and they are doing well.

[@marlonmilo3076]

Awesome and very informative

[@shamaansari2336]

Wow lovely

[@AugustoLastre]

De tierra le pone Comida para perro? O chocokrispy?

[@r.d8439]

What are the brown Cocoa Puffs that you put in? are those the nutrients? Where can I get them? Thank you!

[@thegreenearth]

Leca or clay pebbles. see the link to all the products that I am using in the description of the video.

[@Estherwong-w6w]

what is that tool you used to remove dirt off the roots? Thanks!

[@sterlingriles1096]

will the stem you cut the tops off regrow without leaves?

[@gorkemtekin0991]

Tabanda kullandığınız toprak nedir?

[@kala9907]

Does the original trees grow back their leaves?

[@IndigenousArtst]

That's what I came here to find out! So far, no one I've found yet tells anything about the original tree once you cut things off of it. I wanted to know if it will regrow some shoots.

[@HaryaaliOnline]

Like 12.... Very very nice sharing friend👍

[@MaykaargCraft4904]

Hello friend

[@nanaparis6669]

Bonjour, vous avez vraiment la main verte comme on dit ici en France ! Je suis une de vos abonnées et je suis toujours en admiration devant votre magnifique travail et vos splendides plantes ❤ . Petite question peut on laisser les plantes dans les billes d’argile tout le temps ou bien faut il les mettre dans de la terre à terme ? Merci pour votre réponse 💐💐💐

[@thegreenearth]

I’m growing all of my plants in clay pebbles for good indoor. But if youre planning to grow them outdoor you can plant in the soil to.

[@ImSewCreative]

Quick question...is there a reason you cut some of the leaves?

[@vienna844]

Why are you cutting the leaves back? What are you expect to happen with the leaves? Will they grow two pointy leaves?

[@rndlh1996]

I believe it allows the plant to become more dense and bushy just like when you cut back and prune a pothos because the energy of the plant doesn’t grow to those cut leaves but to new growth. But I could be mistaken. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@christiang.5024]

@@rndlh1996 exactly, energy directed to new growth, rather than keeping those leaves alive. :)

[@Tarroka73]

Can anyone pls explain what is water with nutrients ??

[@edithlg7240]

do they need to be under direct sun while rooting?

[@thegreenearth]

not necessary as long as you have grow light at home

[@rawanwanli1596]

لدي نبات الدراسينا كان مزروع في التربة ولكن بدأ يعاني من افراط السقي هل يمكنني غسل الجذور و تنظيفها و ابقاء الدراسينا في الماء مثل البوتوس ؟

[@Tarroka73]

خميره مع ماء للتنظيف والنمو والتطهير

[@raakheemenezes1406]

My dracena has been in the water for months but still not rooting even after I change water once every week and also give it enough indirect sunlight :(

[@thegreenearth]

maybe indirect light is not enough, try to keep under grow light

[@notyetjp]

Can any one name this soundtrack artist? Thx.

[@saurabhrmahajan]

They already have water inside ,Better put honey on cutting and plant directly

[@cathyspooner7093]

I just cut then put right into soil

[@abc_cba]

I wish the video quality was any better !!!

[@hostiletoastt]

My cutting always rot even when I change the water regularly 😢

[@Lokismom808]

Mine also 🤨 what your trick

[@viktorie__]

Maybe that’s why- i heard that you should keep the water and just add some when it evaporates but don’t change the whole water if that makes sense :) It apparently creates its own nutrients that way or something😁i don’t know if that’s actually true but it worked for me and the cuttings have beautiful roots now, hope it helps☺️🌱

[@Porrao]

Pode ser porque a água de casa tem cloro e faz mal pra enraizar

[@lilianhobson8223]

They looks horrible when you mutilate the ríe leaves. This kind of plants looks beautiful when they are put 2 or 3 plants of different sizes in the same pot.