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07-07-2003, 07:34 PM
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how long before baby amazons are viable?
Hi,
my amazon sword sprouted a runner (?) with two plantlets. the plantlets now have about 2-3inches long leaves and two roots are starting to grow out of it. can I cut these two off the parent runner and will it survive (like spider plant)? or is this something like strawberry runners where you sort of want them established before you cut them off? linda |
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07-07-2003, 11:09 PM
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how long before baby amazons are viable?
I usually wait till they have 5 or 6 roots on them. Once you move them they
take a quite a bit of time to be established..in my experiecne anyway... Ryan "linda mar" wrote in message ... Hi, my amazon sword sprouted a runner (?) with two plantlets. the plantlets now have about 2-3inches long leaves and two roots are starting to grow out of it. can I cut these two off the parent runner and will it survive (like spider plant)? or is this something like strawberry runners where you sort of want them established before you cut them off? linda |
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