Draceana roots...
forestexplorer
13 years ago
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This Summer i set my corn plant (massangeana?)outside to add a little flare to a boring section of shrubbery beside the house. The pot was comprised of two plants originally, but the smaller plant died soon after the trip outdoors. Once i removed the body of the smaller plant, i discovered that the root system was quite diminutive. That's why i was surprised when i was bringing my plants in a few days ago, i felt resistance when trying to pick up the corn plant. I thought perhaps it's just sunk into the soil, but after pulling it up, i found it had rooted itself into the soil!out of a drainage protruded three long roots and a quite large root had grown through the bottom of the plastic container i got it in. Now it is in my house propped up on a water tray (empty) so as not to damge the roots. Do i repot, or what? Any tips on growing this plant?................On another note does anyone know how to propagate the corn plant? Any answers are appreciated! (EXCEPT THOSE WHO TELL ME TO GOOGLE IT!:)
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