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   Brianna

   almost 3 years ago

   I let my cuttings water propagate for a while until they grow roots, then I move them to soil when the roots look strong. I usually use a small cutting, less than 6 inches

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     Kashaela

     almost 3 years ago

     Is it ok that the leaves drop immediately? Do you wait a day for them to callus over?

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     Brianna

     almost 3 years ago

     Did the leaves drop after you put it in water? I haven’t had that happen but I think it would probably be ok as long as there’s still leaves. I don’t usually wait for them to callous over

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     Brianna

     almost 3 years ago

     You could take smaller cuttings from the existing one to try to increase the odds. What’s happening at the bottom? It looks like it’s already got roots

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   Hannah

   almost 3 years ago

   Adding a stake to support it while it acclimates could be helpful!

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   Kashaela

   over 2 years ago

   It died 😭

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   Kashaela

   over 2 years ago

   The leaves started to wilt, then The roots went dark and the water got smelly

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   The_tropics

   over 2 years ago

   A friend gave me this plant and I hate it so much I’m determined to make it thrive. It’s such a fickle plant. They like moist soil so I’m going to get a stay damp pot for it. When the soil was too dry (not bone dry) it dropped leaves. I’ve put it under a grow light and it’s currently in a ceramic pot and seems to be happy and is growing leaves from every node.

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     Kashaela

     over 2 years ago

     I got it from someone that kept it in water, I put it that little vase and I don’t know if it was too small, roots were too cramped, vase not cleaned properly, didn’t get enough light or what, but it drooped and died after about 4 days. This stem was the only survivor

     

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     Kashaela

     over 2 years ago

     But we have roots now!

     

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