Take a plastic bag to the park each time you go and bring back a little dirt here, some leafs there. And add them into the soil and you will get seeds from this plant! Great job!
azaleawisperer
Needs more light. A lot more.
Can you use the word “photosynthesis” in a sentence?
msmaynards
Very cool roots and trunks. Goes with the weird and wonderful Aeonium in the background.
Look up how to bonsai train dracaena. I don’t see any with roots and trunk nearly as amazing as the one you’ve got. Repot in a bonsai type pot that’s a bit wider than it is tall and dress the top of the soil with some sort of gravel or sand. You can reduce the height by cutting off the heads at height desired but that’s scary.
My baby Marginata looks a bit like yours, it’s too far from the light. Seems to me where you’ve got yours ought to be ideal. Like all plants get the soil really wet when you water but then let this one get quite dry before watering again.
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Take a plastic bag to the park each time you go and bring back a little dirt here, some leafs there. And add them into the soil and you will get seeds from this plant! Great job!
Needs more light. A lot more.
Can you use the word “photosynthesis” in a sentence?
Very cool roots and trunks. Goes with the weird and wonderful Aeonium in the background.
Look up how to bonsai train dracaena. I don’t see any with roots and trunk nearly as amazing as the one you’ve got. Repot in a bonsai type pot that’s a bit wider than it is tall and dress the top of the soil with some sort of gravel or sand. You can reduce the height by cutting off the heads at height desired but that’s scary.
My baby Marginata looks a bit like yours, it’s too far from the light. Seems to me where you’ve got yours ought to be ideal. Like all plants get the soil really wet when you water but then let this one get quite dry before watering again.