![]() ![]() I’ll briefly describe how I propagated my plant, and then talk about the care of Fishbone Cactus. My own plant that I grow was started from cuttings that a friend sent me. FISHBONE CACTUS PROPAGATION AND CARE HOW TO PROPAGATE Fortunately, the care is identical and that’s all that matters.īoth of these plants are native to Mexico and are epiphytic cacti. Contact a medical professional as soon as possible if you suspect poisoning.I have a hunch that it is Epiphyllum anguliger. Symptoms of Cardboard palm toxicity in both people and animals include dehydration, increased thirst, vomiting (possibly with blood), diarrhea, dark stools, jaundice, bruising, paralysis, And liver and kidney failure. Just a couple of seeds can be a fatal dose, especially in children and small animals. So it is best kept away from kids and pets. Cardboard Palm ToxicityĪll parts of the Cardboard palm, including its seeds, are highly toxic to both people and animals when ingested. Select one pot size Up, brushing off the Cardboard palm from its old container, and replant it in the new one with the fresh potting mix at the same depth it was planted before. This will typically occur every two to three years until the plant has reached its maximum size. When we grow and care for Cardboard palm, only repot once the roots have outgrown the container and are poking out of it. And plant the cardboard palm in quality potting mix.Ĭardboard palm doesn't like to have its roots most frequently. Pick a sturdy pot with ample drainage holes that's slightly larger than your plant's root ball. ![]() When we grow and care for Cardboard palm, it's recommended to select a nursery plant for a pot. ![]() Growing cardboard palms from seed are especially difficult. When we grow and care for Cardboard palm, scale insects can be sprayed with 50% malathion solution 1500 times, and root-knot nematodes can be controlled with soil fumigation nematode insecticide. Pests include scale worms and root-knot nematodes. In the perennial old stem of the base of the stem, often germination buds, if not for reproduction, should be cut in time.Ĭardboard palm often has leaf spot damage, which can be sprayed with 50% carbendazim WP 1000 times liquid. When new pinnate compound leaves grow for 2 rounds, the base leaves tend to age and turn yellow, so they should be cut off one by one. Cardboard palm should be replaced once every 2 years. When we grow and care for Cardboard palm, it should be conserved in half shade to avoid strong light exposure, otherwise it will make the leaf color yellow and lose luster. After 5 times of decompose liquid fertilizer is chased once every 1 month, or 1000 times of "Hua Duo Duo" general fertilizer is applied once a month. After the temperature rises in spring, topdressing can be started. When we grow and care for cardboard palm in late autumn, winter and early spring, fertilization is not allowed. Cardboard Palm Fertilizer CareĬardboard palm grows slowly and does not require much fertilizer. In late autumn, winter and early spring, when the temperature is low (below 10℃), the basin soil should be kept dry to facilitate its overwintering. Summer growth period, in addition to watering, sprinkle water 2-3 times a day, keep the leaves green. When the temperature rises in spring, the soil should be kept moist. It can be safely overwintered in winter when the temperature is above 5℃. When we grow and care for Cardboard palm, the suitable temperature for growth is 20-30℃, and it is not resistant to low temperature. Cardboard Palm Temperature CareĬardboard palm likes wet soil, which is resistant to drought and waterlogging. When we grow and care for Cardboard palm, the family can use garden soil: leaf rot soil: sand = 6:2:3 or mud spot soil: leaf rot soil: sand = 4:3:3. ![]() Cardboard Palm Soil Care Cardboard Palm Temperature Care Cardboard Palm Fertilizer Care Cardboard Palm Light Requirements Cardboard Palm Disease & Insect Control Cardboard Palm Repotting Cardboard Palm Toxicity Cardboard Palm Soil CareĬardboard Palm likes fertile, loose, sandy soil. ![]()
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