glosso plants

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agzuny

Discussion Starter · Nov 27, 2004

Hi, my glosso plants that i just got today from a shipment have been grown too long to be a carpet plant. How could i make these shorter to be planted. Would i cut off the root part and let it regrow back or is there some other way.

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dennis

· #2 · Nov 27, 2004

Welcome to the forums

A quick google search revealed this..... A picture is worth a thousand words

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agzuny

Discussion Starter · #3 · Nov 28, 2004

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Hey, that's a great site and I go to it often but the problem is, my glosso plants have no runners to cut and are only individual plantlets with extremely long stem and roots bunched together. This is how it came with my plant shipment and I'm not sure if I should trim the stem and the roots off and let it regrow (would that work?) or some other technique. Thanks.

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HeyPK

· #4 · Nov 28, 2004

It doesn't matter how they are planted, just so that they stay there and don't float up. If each plant has a little room around it, and if the light is decent, they will grow horizontally until they become really crowded.