midnightmadman AC Members Dec 21, 2005 301 0 0 Jan 18, 2010 #1 I am wondering if its possible to prune a sword plant and get a new one started from the piece cut off?
I am wondering if its possible to prune a sword plant and get a new one started from the piece cut off?
GuppyMan AC Members Nov 9, 2008 643 0 16 New Jersey Real Name Trevor Jan 18, 2010 #2 BUMP- sorry, i dont know much about plants
Michwol42795 CanTANKerous Dec 28, 2009 1,372 0 0 Chattanooga, TN Jan 18, 2010 #3 I'm pretty sure that if you cut it vertically in half then they would both grow into new plants.
midnightmadman AC Members Dec 21, 2005 301 0 0 Jan 18, 2010 #4 Michwol42795 said: I'm pretty sure that if you cut it vertically in half then they would both grow into new plants. Click to expand... Can you elaborate on this?
Michwol42795 said: I'm pretty sure that if you cut it vertically in half then they would both grow into new plants. Click to expand... Can you elaborate on this?
jones57742 AC Members Mar 18, 2006 869 0 0 San Angelo, TX Jan 18, 2010 #5 midnightmadman said: I am wondering if its possible to prune a sword plant and get a new one started from the piece cut off? Click to expand... mm: No (or at least it is a PITA). The sword's roots will generate runners which will then sprout leaves. You cut the roots near the parent plant and transplant the child plants. The child plants' leaves will die but will permanently re-sprout. TR
midnightmadman said: I am wondering if its possible to prune a sword plant and get a new one started from the piece cut off? Click to expand... mm: No (or at least it is a PITA). The sword's roots will generate runners which will then sprout leaves. You cut the roots near the parent plant and transplant the child plants. The child plants' leaves will die but will permanently re-sprout. TR