What are these and should I separate them??? Each group is about 5mo old and the pots don't have drainage. Should I separate and transplant them????? Also what are they???
What are these and should I separate them??? Each group is about 5mo old and the pots don't have drainage. Should I separate and transplant them????? Also what are they???
Yes they need to be transplanted into separate pots, they all have different water care needs and check the roots when you pull them out to make sure there isn't rot, those are the ones I was able to identify
2 J'aimeAlmost looks like you have a golden crocodile in the second picture the neon green guy in the bottom of the pot
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Did you get this from a local or big box store? Bc retailers like Lowes do this so they die and you buy more
2 J'aimeYeah both came from my grandfather's funeral a few months ago, so I really dont want them to die. Do you know if any of these won't handle separation well?
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It really depends. When you go to repot them check to see if the company put cloth/plastic around the roots. If so, they most should be fine to replant. Plants get shocked if you have to pull apart the root ball
1 j'aimeYes separate them. In the second it looks to also have a snake plant in the back, then the long leaves is another type of dracaena "margarite" not sure the spelling.
2 J'aimeI would be very gentle when separating them. They will transplant much easier then.
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