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Kim v.

I had to cut up my philodendron mayoi today because she wasn't doing so hot 😩 I have the main plant in water and the 2 babies reported in soil. Am I able to regrow the pplant from these stem cuttings? Or should I just throw it away?

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  1. Elizabeth

    I mean you have nodes on them, you can try, but it’s not ideal for propagating. Best wishes!

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  2. SueB

    I’ve had some success propagating similar with a begonia. I cut them down about an inch on either side of the node and buried them in damp perlite in a covered plastic container for humidity. You might try that.

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  3. Ji11

    If you have stratum that works best for ā€œwet sticksā€ and a humidity dome is highly recommended

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  4. Plant lady

    Your best luck is putting them in damp sphagnum moss, node down! And keep the container closed so hold humidity. The best way to do just stem pieces in my opinion

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