I’m not a big propagator because I’m an impatient person. But I did start these two prop boxes this week, and I’m excited to see what I get!
I’m not a big propagator because I’m an impatient person. But I did start these two prop boxes this week, and I’m excited to see what I get!
Is that all perlite? I’ve never seen anyone prop in just perlite. Let me know how it goes!
0개 좋아요I've started propping in just perlite too🙋♀️ . So far its going great. I haven't transferred anything to soil yet. That was the main reason I switched from water so I'm hoping they adjust better🤞
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When transferring from water or perlite to soil, I use an extra chunky, airy mix as a transition medium. This is to avoid suffocating/overwhelming the delicate roots. Then when the plant gets established in the chunky mix, it can be transferred to something more water retentive.
2개 좋아요It was actually adansonii cuttings I mostly had trouble with. During the spring or summer it would take them a good month to get over the shock and start growing. I planted some in the fall in a chunky mix, and they are now being repropped in perlite. So ya, I'm def hoping to have more success this way.
0개 좋아요I have for the first time recently, it worked great !!
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Yep, it’s all perlite. I don’t use sphagnum moss because it a) can get moldy and b) sticks to the roots & can cause root rot if all of it isn’t removed before potting in substrate.
좋아요 1개Yeah I will never use sphagnum moss again lol
좋아요 1개Why is one of your leaf not inside the perlite?
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