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ClaireN

After some tips for planting up my monstera cuttings. My original plant gave up due to overwatering (I think) a couple of months ago. I managed to rescue these nodes and propagate in water but no clue what to do next….help appreciated!

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  1. Kat

    Rule of thumb when propagating: roots should be about 2 inches before placing into soil. The longer the root the higher the success rate

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  2. Kaylee

    I usually stick my rooted water-propagated cuttings in a small nursery pot with a very well aerated soil mix or coir and for a couple weeks water a little more often than you normally would. Then once the plants have a solid soil root system (water roots are white, soil roots are often darker) you can pot them up into whatever soil mix/pot you’d like them to grow in 🥰

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    • ClaireN

      Thank you!

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