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Hi friends! Quick question: I’ve been water propagating some pothos cuttings for a while now (honestly probably a few months because I haven’t had time to transfer them into soil until now; also this was my first attempt at propagation in general). I’m a little uncertain what I should do because many of them have super long, healthy(-ish?), well-established roots, but some very few, smallish leaves and super short stems/vines. Honestly, some of the few leaves that there are look a little less than peak condition either. The attached picture is a pretty good example of root to leaf ratio. Any advice on how to approach transferring them to soil? Or how to approach reviving them a bit more to give them a better chance? Thanks so much! 🥰

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  1. Sunny

    I have kept cuttings in a jar for many years! Just get the right potting mix and a planter big enough for the extra long roots. Put soil at the bottom giving sufficient room for the roots to grow. Form a mound and carefully spread out the roots. Cover the roots with soil. Rooting hormone is probably not needed with so many roots. But, it won’t hurt. Good luck.

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    • G

      Thank you so much! The specific advice on how-to position the roots in the soil is especially helpful :)

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  2. k_ashby_grows

    all of the above is wonderful advice!! if you’re feeling brave, you could also try pruning the root ball a bit. i’ve never personally done this because I am way scared to, but I’ve seen people in prop. videos do it!

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    • G

      thank you so, so much!! :)

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  3. Planta-Mitglied

    Try super wet moss

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    • G

      I’ll def look into this, thank you! :)

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