If Iām water propagating a pothos and one of the leaves is turning yellow does that mean itās too close to a window? I have east facing windows. Or is that a sign the propagation isnāt working?
If Iām water propagating a pothos and one of the leaves is turning yellow does that mean itās too close to a window? I have east facing windows. Or is that a sign the propagation isnāt working?
It can be bc your cutting has too many leaves and the plant will pull its energy from that leaf and use it for rooting. Or it could be bc of rot if your cutting has that. Or not enough oxygen if itās in water and youāre not changing it weekly. Or too dense of soil if itās soil so itās overwatered. Or it could be just random. So youāll want to troubleshoot those factors. And if thereās nothing above applicable you need to fix and If you have a node just let the leaf yellow and fall off naturally so it can use the energy it gets from that leaf until itās gone and it can still root without it. Highly doubt itās too much light for a cutting unless itās got too much direct light from like a south facing window and itās getting brown burn marks.
4 gillningarThank you! So backstory, I was saving the plant from root rot so I took a few cuttings with nodes and aerial roots and plopped them in a glass of lukewarm water this past Thursday. So the water is only about a few days old. Here is a picture of the setup here and the leaf
0 gillningarDo you think I shouldāve dipped the cuttings into hydrogen peroxide first? They didnāt look rotted inside when I cut them at first but idk
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I think they look fine. I would squeeze the ends to make they arenāt squishy. Chop until theyāre not squishy and you could also put a dash of hydrogen peroxide in the water too but i often forget and they still make it after chopping the rot off usually lol. It might just be coming off if thereās more than one leaf per cutting.
1 gillaOkay great thank you so much! Appreciate it
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