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VicKos

Hi everyone! I’m new to propagating and decided to start with a lace leaf plant. I believe I did the proper trimming technique from the original plant through my own research and the plant has now been in water for just under a month (with its water being changed every few days). This is what it looks like now (see image), with new roots (?) and even a new little leaf. At what point would it make sense to transition it into soil? To my understanding lace leafs can be moved over in any season, but i just don’t want to do it too early. Thank you!

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  1. Kobe

    Wait for the new roots to produce smaller secondary roots. And at that point you will be okay to transfer to soil.

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    • VicKos

      thank you!

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    • earth2mik

      yeah i second that, maybe a couple more weeks in the water - i tend to leave them in the water longer than i should lol

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  2. Bb

    I transition when the roots are at least 2 inches and ideally when secondary roots have formed

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    • VicKos

      great, thanks!!

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    • Bb

      No problem!

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