I did something bold & chopped off my diffenbachia completely ā the only reason being was that it was very leggy. After watching videos on how you can prop in water Iām hoping I can save it šš
I did something bold & chopped off my diffenbachia completely ā the only reason being was that it was very leggy. After watching videos on how you can prop in water Iām hoping I can save it šš
This is beautiful! I love it!
1 gillaYou totally got it! the best thing is to just forget about them because some things take a longer time than others to prop. You should definitely try rooting hormone on the nodes if you havenāt yet you can get the powder from Walmart in the plant fertilizer section
2 gillningarThank you! Iām definitely going to look into that because even in the video the guy waited a month to repot & it looked like it barely had grown secondary roots š©š© this one is going to test me
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Be patient with these guys - they take their sweet time growing roots. But the results would be worth it! Lots of dieffenbachias!!
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I just did this! I came here to see if anyone else had because my leaves are all turning yellow :( itās in the same place I had it potted so Iām not sure whatās wrong. Did this work for you? Any tips?
0 gillningarOh no! Iām sorry theyāre turning yellow š I did lose a few leaves that also turned yellow, but it was still putting out new growth(not necessarily from the top but more like under the water.) As long as you have some green leaves itāll still photosynthesizeā I had my cuttings in front of an east window. I eventually chopping the babies off & planted them alone to create a brand new plant. This is the babies now
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Ah it looks so good! Okay Iāll stick with it, I was worried I did something wrong but it looks like I did the same thing as everyone else. It may just be losing leaves out of necessity, itās only been about a week. Thank you so much!
1 gillaYes! You got this, definitely give it some timeā itās always a little scary at first
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Thatās helpful! Iām glad I did it in spring so I can give it some time in prime growing season. Yours looks so good!
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