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Dare

I have an ivy plant I want to propagate but I don’t know how to do it! Can anyone help? UPDATE!! I found a node with the help of all of you amazing people and I’ve got it in water now! Will update on how it goes in a couple weeks!!! You guys are amazing!!

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  1. Rachel

    Cut right below a node (where the leafs come out of a knot) and place in water.

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    • Dare

      I don’t know how to find a node. I don’t even know if I know what a node is yet. I’m so new to this.

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    • Dare

      Is this a node?

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  2. Rachel

    Sorry!! Yes where that leaf if connect to the stem and it’s a little thinker then the rest of the stem is a node. Cut right below that then you can just place it in water until it starts growing roots. I usually wait for the roots to be at least an inch before potting it.

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  3. Rachel

    the bottom of the node where you cut is closest to the main rooted plant not the end of the vine. This id mine

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  4. Chelsea 🌱✨

    Hi there! This actually isn’t an ivy, it’s a tradescantia zebrina, a member of the spiderwort family. Found this image on google to help clarify where the nodes are. You can cut between them to propagate.

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    • Summer

      My fave plants to propagate & I have many! They’re very fast to root in water! Simple as: Cut, Soak, Wait, Repot! 💜 Plant is also called the SILVER INCH. 😜

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    • Dare

      Amazing thank you!! I love this community! You’re all amazing and so friendly!!

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  5. Sunny

    You can use a cutting with at least two leaf nodes since the root nodes are close to the leaf nodes. Two easy ways to propagate: Soil or water. Soil- Poke a narrow hole in the soil with a pencil or a chopstick. Put one cutting in the hole. Remove all leaves that will be buried to prevent root rot and bacterial infection. I typically dip the end in rooting hormone powder first. The pencil hole will gradually fill with soil around the cutting as you water. So, don’t make a wide hole. Fertilize when the roots appear in about 2 weeks. A gentle tug will confirm the roots have grown out. Water - Put one end of the cutting in clean water that covers a node. Cut the leaves that are underneath. Fertilize when the roots appear in about 2 weeks. Plant when the leaves are at least 2 inches per the soil planting instructions. The roots are delicate. Ziplock Bag- Alternatively, you can use a one gallon ziplock freezer bag to propagate several cuttings. Add the cuttings. Add a couple of tablespoons of water and mist. Blow air into the bag. Seal the bag for two weeks. Keep in bright indirect sunlight or under a 12 hour grow light. Open the bag in two weeks to mist, if needed, and blow in fresh air. Add 1 tablespoon of liquid fertilizer. Reseal the bag like a balloon. The roots will be ready after the cuttings are the bag for a month. Just remove, dip in rooting hormone powder and plant per the above soil instructions. 🪴🍀

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  6. Summer

    Please post an update in a few weeks! 😊

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    • Dare

      Thank you so much!! I love this community

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