Hi there,

i found that after a certain period of time the roots fill the container, and after that streps deteriorate and catch rootrot quite easily. Since there is not very much soil in your compots - be vigilant.

They really like good natural light. I am still at the office - and I have 6 of them sitting on a windowsill in Oyama pots.

I agree with you 100%. We need to stick them where we can see them all the time and enjoy their bloom.

Good luck

Irina

Hi ensatagirl,

Sounds like you have been very successful in propagating streps, do you mind sharing your secret with the rest of us? Maybe I can try it your way and see if it works for me. I have never been able to make a strep baby, let alone a community pot. Can you post a picture of your community pots? Thanks.