Re: Dividing Dierama pulcherimum
- Subject: Re: Dividing Dierama pulcherimum
- From: B* B*
- Date: Sun, 02 Dec 2001 12:50:26
Hi -
I had always heard that you just can't divide Dierama, it always kills it,
etc. I found out in a plant propagation course that you can indeed divide
it, but not in the fall or spring -- you have to get them in the dead of
winter when they are dormant. I tried it with D. pumilum, and it grew
beautifully. You will find vertical "stacks" of corms -- divide
horizontally, try not to disturb the stacks themselves, and you ought to be
okay.
bob
Bob Beer sazci@hotmail.com
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