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WFHplanter

almost 3 years ago

first time propagator and this rubber plant cutting popped first. qq: how long do you let roots develop in water before moving to a pot?

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caitlin
almost 3 years ago

roots should be at least 2-4 inches long in my opinion
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- WFHplanter
  almost 3 years ago
  
  thank you. i was just happy to see ANY, so didn’t want to rush.
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molly
almost 3 years ago

how exciting! i see the main root has little legs on it, wait until the legs on that root are longer (like what caitlin said) and then you should be good to pot it. & it’s used to a lot of water so it’ll require sort of frequent watering at first. it looks great!! have fun!!
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- WFHplanter
  almost 3 years ago
  
  great tip. makes sense. thanks!!
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Beaplant
almost 3 years ago

Follow the instructions on the other comments about the roots, but I’m going to tell you my secret so when it gets transplanted doesn’t come into shock. Ad a spoon of the same dirt you’re going to use at least a week before you transfer it to a pot, that way you adapt the plant to the dirt making it easier to transfer.
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- WFHplanter
  almost 3 years ago
  
  that just feels polite — a pot *is* a very long-term relationship!
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- Beaplant
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Hahaha, I guess 🤷‍♀️😂
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Molly 🪴
almost 3 years ago

My rule of thumb is propagations can be potted when secondary roots form (roots growing from roots)
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- WFHplanter
  almost 3 years ago
  
  thank you — hope the rest get there!!
  
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