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   Josie

   almost 2 years ago

   Maybe, there’s plenty of nodes but there’s also no leaves for it to get nutrients through. Worth a shot though!

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     Jeni Lyn

     almost 2 years ago

     Thanks! I appreciate the help!

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   Tiff

   almost 2 years ago

   So I did something similar with my first prop experiment. It was from an older pothos I had. She was just a 3in long piece of stem, no leaves, but lots of "nubs". Lol found out later they were Nodes and necessary for it to grow. Needless to say, she's still growing...albeit slow, but growing. Have hope. Good luck. 🧡

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     Jeni Lyn

     almost 2 years ago

     I have her in water! Thank you for telling me that! 💛

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   David

   almost 2 years ago

   Hi! Another thing you can do with this is put it in a cup of sphagnum moss or perlite and under a light or near window. Because you have a few nodes in that cutting, it should start sprouting.

   

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     David

     almost 2 years ago

     This is a monstera albo that i grew from a stick cutting similar to what you have pictured

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     Jeni Lyn

     almost 2 years ago

     Thank you! I will do this!

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     David

     almost 2 years ago

     Awesome! If you run into any trouble or need help getting started i recommend looking up “node propagation” or “wet stick propagation” and there’ll be a lot of resources that can better walk you through it. Funnily enough, i’m also doing a node propagation of a begonia as well!

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     Jeni Lyn

     almost 2 years ago

     Oh mine is so pretty! A light pink Rieger I bought and thought I killed before I got Planta!

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     Jeni Lyn

     almost 2 years ago

     Have you ever used a hormone? I keep reading it when I research propagation.

     

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   Green Haze

   about 1 year ago

   I was able to root a begonia stem in water. Soon I’ll get to transfer it to soil. Also, adding some liquid/soluble hormones can help too. These pictures are from when they started rooting within 3-4 weeks of being in water and no hormones at that time.

   

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