How to Grow Your Own Pandan - Easy!

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2. Thanks.
3. Nice video, thanks for sharing. Great information on this plant which is kind of new to me. I'm sure it would grow well here and more and more Asian recipes I've discovered require pandan. I didn't even know what it was and I've been cooking Asian food all my life. Will try to get some of these at a Farmer's Market or botanical shop. Subscribing! Thanks!
4. where can i get the seeds in the States (Indiana)?
5. So excited... forgot to ask... when do I need to transplant? Do they need a lot of dirt like potatoes? How large does the root ball get... and so, what type of pot is needed? (tall? wide?) Thanks for answering!
6. OMG! Is this LUKE from MiGardener? Is this your company? So happy to see you. Thank you for the tips here. Can you link it to your Mi page pls? So helpful! Thanks so much!
7. you can plant it on dry soil but make sure there's a lil bit of moisture below
8. I just bought a pot of pandan and I'm putting it in my room to get rid of cockroaches as I heard it's a natural roach repellant. I hope it's true.
9. I have just bought a pot of  Pandan and the information is very helpful.
10. hi does pandanus amaryllifolius require ericaceous soil (lime hating , acid loving plant ) or can i just use normal all purpose compost ?
11. Thank you, it's that the one that produces fruits?
12. OMG Luke!  Hahaha What a pleasant surprise to find you here!  I am OBSESSED with Pandan!  I have one there I placed in morning sun only because sun is really intense in So Cal.  It's hot and dry, which causes the leaves to burn if they get afternoon sun in the summer.  These grow as understory in the rain forest.  I do need to spend up it's growth so I can start harvesting it.
13. You just got a new subscriber 
14. Fantastic info.. where will i get saplings/seeds in india. Do you provide seeds
15. Very informative! I enjoyed your video. Thx!
16. Your passion for tropical flora is inspiring, keep it up! I'm gonna check out your patchauli video now :)