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Dec 29, 2023 8:58 AM CST
Name: Critter (Jill)
Frederick, MD (Zone 6b)
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Space is always a consideration! Underplanting in larger containers may work. Has anybody tried this? One of the ones stush shared with me is fairly short, 8-10" leaves, and it pupped enough that I divided it into 3 pieces and spaced it around one of my ficus trees. Eventually, it will totally underplant that tree, but for now there are coleus cuttings tucked between.

I know ficus like more moisture than sans, but I figure the top layer of potting mix in a big container will be more dry. Maybe I should mix perlite into the top layer? I just repotted that ficus, so its roots don't really start spreading out until 3" down. The ficus roots may also take up enough water to help with any drainage issue.
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