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Hello would anyone know if I can move part of my pink nerve plant so I can start propagating it?

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  1. Buzzard

    I’ve never been able to keep one of these alive.

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    • Deeter

      Self-watering/wicking saved my nerve plant.

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    • Jess

      Second self watering pot. I live in the desert so I can't get humidity over 40%, but mine has been doing great.

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  2. VV

    Yes! Cut just below a node (the joint looking part of the stem) and cut extra leaves off of that cutting to where it only has 1-2 leaves on it. Place it in water (I use shot glasses!) with just the node submerged. It should root in a few weeks!

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    • String of hearts

      Oh my goodness thank you! 🙏 will definitely do this! She’s doing so well and is SO beautifully pink ☺️ I really appreciate this!

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    • VV

      Yes please keep us updated! Also don’t forget the 2-2-2 rule, you should wait to plant in soil until there are at least 2 roots, the roots are at least 2” long, and each root should have at least 2 branching sub roots Good luck!!

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    • String of hearts

      I will post again ! I’m always on! I tried two different methods soil and water and I definitely feel like water propagation just might be my thing soil propagation I haven’t gotten quite right .

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    • VV

      That’s understandable, I have really bad luck with soil props but I’m still trying lol.

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  3. Jess

    Mine has grown roots in water but I haven't tried moving to soil yet.

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