Hace meses cometí un error o como dicen por ahí "metí la pata", al colocar mis plantas dentro de mi casa para protegerlas de los insectos que estaban afectando su desarrollo, en ese momento no pensé en las consecuencias que podía traer esta decisión, fue al tiempo que pude notar que no tomé la decisión apropiada, ya que aparecieron varios síntomas en ellas que terminaron siendo peor aún!, se los compartí en mi post anterior en esta comunidad Ver aquí.
La verdad es que mis plantas se vieron muy afectadas, a pesar de haber estado trabajando en ellas durante todo este tiempo, algunas las perdí totalmente, sin embargo hay dos que están dando señales de vida y eso me da esperanzas.
Months ago I made a mistake or as they say "I messed up", by placing my plants inside my house to protect them from insects that were affecting their development, at that time I did not think about the consequences that this decision could bring, it was at the time that I could notice that I did not make the right decision, since several symptoms appeared in them that ended up being even worse, I shared them in my previous post in this community See here.
The truth is that my plants were very affected, despite having been working on them during all this time, some of them I lost them completely, however there are two that are showing signs of life and that gives me hope.
Mi Graptopetalum Paraguayense es la tercera planta que tuve y debo decir que ha resistido con valor al tener una dueña principiante XD, pero como dicen por ahí "nadie nace aprendido", en el camino he ido aprendiendo. Ella había tenido dos Sucubabys, así las llamé XD Ver aquí, pero estas dos nuevas plantas no resistieron a este último error que cometí, así que decidí quitarle sus pequeñas hojas y las coloque en la tierra para ver si prosperaban, hice lo mismo con una hoja de la planta madre. Afortunadamente vi señales de vida en ellas, ya han ido formando sus raíces y se pueden ver en las siguientes fotos como están creciendo las nuevas Sucubabys, la verdad me sorprendió mucho que se pegaran tan bien estás hojas tan pequeñas, pero creo que eso lo heredaron la Suculenta madre que desde el día uno ha sido una guerrera!.
My Graptopetalum Paraguayense is the third plant I had and I must say that it has resisted bravely having a beginner owner XD, but as they say "nobody is born learned", on the way I have been learning. I had had two Sucubabys, so I called them XD See here, but these two new plants did not resist this last mistake I made, so I decided to remove their small leaves and put them in soil to see if they prospered, I did the same with a leaf of the mother plant. Fortunately I saw signs of life in them, they have already been forming their roots and you can see in the following photos how the new Sucubabys are growing, the truth is that I was very surprised that these small leaves stuck so well, but I think they inherited that from the Succulent mother that from the first day has been a warrior!
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A los días quise seguir haciendo mejoras para con la planta madre que ha sido una buena compañera, remedie una de las cosas que no me gustaba, ya que me recordaba mi error, ella se alargó tanto en sus hojas como en su tallo, formando espacios distantes entre sus hojas (esto debido a la falta de luz solar), también tenía esas cicatrices en sus hojas que era donde estaban los hongos, esto no era nada agradable a mi vista.
A few days later I wanted to continue making improvements with the mother plant that has been a good companion, I remedied one of the things that I did not like, since it reminded me of my mistake, she elongated both in her leaves and in her stem, forming distant spaces between her leaves (this due to the lack of sunlight), she also had those scars on her leaves that was where the fungi were, this was not at all pleasant to my sight.
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Decidí quitarle todas las hojas alargadas y le dejé solo las hojas pequeñas, las hojas que tenían las cicatrices las aparte, el resto las coloque sobre la tierra de las macetas, luego hice un corte en el tallo, obteniendo así dos partes del mismo, cada uno los sembré; tenía mis dudas si funcionaria (lo del tallo) pero debía intentarlo!, a los días vi cómo se estaban formando nuevos retoños en el tallo y todas las hojas pegaron.
I decided to remove all the elongated leaves and left only the small leaves, the leaves that had the scars apart, the rest I placed them on the soil of the pots, then I made a cut in the stem, thus obtaining two parts of the same, each one I planted them; I had my doubts if it would work (the stem) but I had to try it, a few days later I saw how new shoots were forming on the stem and all the leaves stuck.
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Mi Ledebouria Socialis la daba por perdida, sus hojas estaban bastante deterioradas, pero decidí agotar mi última esperanza en ella, así que la corte directamente en el tallo. A los dos días, observé cómo un pequeño tallo de color verde se asomaba (el tallo de esta planta es de color marrón), está señal de vida me emociono mucho y me motivo a continuar insistiendo en ella, hasta recuperarla completamente. Ha ido creciendo aún más, aunque la verdad es bastante lento su crecimiento, pero sigo confiando en que continuará prosperando.
I thought my Ledebouria Socialis was lost, its leaves were quite deteriorated, but I decided to exhaust my last hope on it, so I cut it directly at the stem. After two days, I observed how a small green stem was peeping out (the stem of this plant is brown), this sign of life made me very excited and motivated me to continue insisting on it, until it recovered completely. It has been growing even more, although the truth is that its growth is quite slow, but I am still confident that it will continue to prosper.
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Me alegra el ver que no todo estaba perdido, he visto un progreso en estas dos plantas, he ido remediando un poco mi error; aprendí y me quedo muy claro que el sol es fundamental para ellas. Con el resto de las plantas afectadas sigo trabajando, el sol me ha ayudado mucho en estos días, cosa que agradezco porque le hacía mucha falta!, han tardado bastante tiempo en sanar, pero confío en que lo lograrán!, espero que sea pronto para continuar compartiendo buenas noticias con ustedes. Gracias por leer hasta el final!. Hasta la próxima!. Bendiciones.
I am glad to see that all was not lost, I have seen progress in these two plants, I have been remedying a little my mistake; I learned and it was very clear to me that the sun is essential for them. With the rest of the affected plants I am still working, the sun has helped me a lot these days, which I am grateful for because it was much needed, they have taken a long time to heal, but I trust they will make it, I hope it will be soon so I can continue sharing good news with you. Thanks for reading to the end!. See you next time!. Blessings.
• Todas las fotos de esta publicación fueron tomadas por mí, con mi celular, para la realización de este post.
• El Banner lo hizo mi cuñada: @ferguis-ve, con las aplicaciones: Poster Maker y Text Art, descargadas de Play Store.
• All the photos in this post were taken by me, with my cell phone, for the realization of this post.
• The Banner was made by my sister-in-law: @ferguis-ve, with the applications: Poster Maker and Text Art, downloaded from Play Store.
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Lo mejor es darse cuenta de los errores y en tu caso parece haber sido a tiempo, toma lo bueno de este aprendizaje y transformalo en experiencia. Gracias por compartir.🤗
Así es @ferguis-ve 💜. Gracias por tu comentario. Bendiciones ✨.