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Stalk by stalk would be the best if possible, it's backbreaking work but helps improve plant recovery and growth.
Refer to how George Farmer did it in his tank journal thread: George's One-Pot Iwagumi Challenge
Hi can anyone guide me how to prepare Monte Carlo for planting.starting of dsm.so is like glosso stalk by stalk?or like hc one clump?
Stalk by stalk would be the best if possible, it's backbreaking work but helps improve plant recovery and growth.
Refer to how George Farmer did it in his tank journal thread: George's One-Pot Iwagumi Challenge
Stalk by stalk can I just cut it along the stems and plant?or I need to have roots to plant it also?
Hi anyone can advise very confusing to prepare the Monte Carlo.stalk by stalk with the roots or even can plant me stem?
It's ok to run the runners. Just keep the root.
Ideally stalk by stalk but that's very tiring. Planting a small bunch of several stalks works just fine. MC is a relatively easier plant so the chances of it rooting & growing is high. For me, being consistent with each small bunch and spacing between bunch (eg 1") helps the gaps close up nicely.
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Thanks so I just plant any plant lets with roots will do right?
With or without roots is fine... these plants can be propagated by stem/runner cuttings so having roots is not entirely necessary during planting, they will grow new roots quickly. The key is to ensure that each plantlet or small bunch gets ample contact with the soil to maximize nutrient absorption and speed up transition.Originally Posted by Wst
Ultimately it just depends on how hardworking you are to separate and plant them.
Ok tks bro for the advice I think I know what to do
Ok tks bro for the advice I think I know what to do.so I pick up stalk by stalk and cut through the stem and plant individual stalk also can right.
Monte Carlo very easy plant, no I need dsm
Ok tks as i still have other plant so let it be 1st
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