- Sun Sep 19, 2010 11:02 am
#71318
Hi guys !
I was thinking about something today. If the VFT is not allowed to flower by cutting off the flower stalk which normally produce seeds, I heard that the plant can also reproduce via division.
My question now, since normally it can pretty much live forever when it is well taken care of, do the plants growing from divisions live less longer when this happens ?
When I think about it, they will just separate from the main rhizome (which can be for example 20 years old), so essentially it's not a fresh plant grown from seed. Does it normally grow faster as the rhizome it starts from is more mature ?
What's the difference between letting grow the seeds from the flower or by division ?
thanks for your great help as always !
I was thinking about something today. If the VFT is not allowed to flower by cutting off the flower stalk which normally produce seeds, I heard that the plant can also reproduce via division.
My question now, since normally it can pretty much live forever when it is well taken care of, do the plants growing from divisions live less longer when this happens ?
When I think about it, they will just separate from the main rhizome (which can be for example 20 years old), so essentially it's not a fresh plant grown from seed. Does it normally grow faster as the rhizome it starts from is more mature ?
What's the difference between letting grow the seeds from the flower or by division ?
thanks for your great help as always !