Can I add a moss pole to her?
I don't know if that's even possible but I thought maybe I can add a moss pole to my Purple Heart so she can climb
I just hate to cut her and throw it away
I have part of her in a hanging planter and look how much she's grown again
#happyplants #plantsmakepeoplehappy #purpleheart #plantaddict #propagationstation #planttherapy
I just hate to cut her and throw it away
I have part of her in a hanging planter and look how much she's grown again
#happyplants #plantsmakepeoplehappy #purpleheart #plantaddict #propagationstation #planttherapy
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@LaBori276 you can always just take cuttings and propagate them in water until the roots are big enough, then plant them in a different pot! A Purple Heart empire! 😍😆
@tunnybiger @TheOddAsity @minklet Thank you all
I will see if anyone wants any because I have cut and put in hanging baskets and they're just wild 😜
I will see if anyone wants any because I have cut and put in hanging baskets and they're just wild 😜
Adding a moss pole to your Purple Heart might not be the best option. This plant is naturally a trailer, not a climber, so it won’t attach to the pole or grow upwards in the same way that true climbing plants like Philodendrons do. Even if you try to guide it with ties, it’s unlikely to thrive in that vertical setup.
Purple Heart is better suited to hanging planters or being allowed to trail freely. Trying to force it onto a moss pole could end up being more work for you with little benefit to the plant's growth or appearance. Instead, you may want to focus on its natural trailing habit, which looks great when it’s allowed to spread or hang.
Purple Heart is better suited to hanging planters or being allowed to trail freely. Trying to force it onto a moss pole could end up being more work for you with little benefit to the plant's growth or appearance. Instead, you may want to focus on its natural trailing habit, which looks great when it’s allowed to spread or hang.
