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Briianna

❔ First time propagating - I repotted two of my Pothos and decided to propagate a few pieces that I accidentally broke off 😬 I put them in a little jar of water. We'll see how they do. I hear it takes a few weeks for roots to grow. Any tips here? Also, I have these two leaves from a succulent I have (Echeveria, I believe). Do you think these would propagate? If so, how can I do so? Thanks loves! 🫶

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  1. Ashlynn

    For the Pothos, it should be relatively quick compared to some plants but it’s still awaiting game haha they’re all different🥰 for the succulent I would recommend sticking it in almost completely dry dirt that has maybe just been misted slightly. That is how I have propagated some of my succulents in the past and they’ve done well! Happy propagating ❤️🌷

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    • Briianna

      Thanks, Ashlynn!!! I'll give that a try for the succulents 🌱

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    • Ashlynn

      For the Pothos, just make sure you’re cuttings include the nodes (picture bellow)! If or when you grow some roots and decide to repot it, remember it takes a little bit for them to get acclimated to soil, so just make the soil a little extra moist, not soaking though to make sure they can acclimate well from water to soil.

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  2. Necroplanter

    Generally for succulent prop you need the base of the leaf to be there, since that’s where the embryo is. I still like trying to propagate them to see what happens, but the likelihood is pretty low. You’d have to have a mutation where the embryo wasn’t at the base.

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