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🪴Lay🪴

Any tips about potting propagated Pothos? I’m thinking about potting one of mine soon but I’m worried about shock or any other problems that might come up 😬 Thanks in advance 🙂

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  1. Joy

    Hi there , I fine them easy to pot .. I have potted a couple of mine in soil . Also have a plant friend that has had luck with leca as well..

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  2. Freedomskai

    If you transfer them from water to soil, I heard it’s best to keep the soil extra moist for a time so the roots get used to the new substrate

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  3. Sydney

    Know where to cut, there are lots of informational videos on youtube. I propagated my cuttings in water and changed the water every 2 days for oxygenation. Mild mild light while in water then plant into soil once the roots are at least 3 inches long. The longer you let the roots grow the more likely they are to take once you transfer them to soil! My biggest learning lesson was transferring my long awaited water roots into a pot that was wayyyyy to big. Make sure your nursing pot is as small as possible and well drained. They get overwhelmed in too much space and can be kinda dramatic but i believe in you! Good luck!

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