Been water propagating this rubber plant for like three months and this is all that’s grown, how do I know when to plant it? Is there something I can do to speed it up? I’ve been adding pothos propagations and super thrive in and this is all that’s grown
Rubber plants are notoriously slow to root in water. The stem might be a bit too thick for quick water rooting — they tend to do better in soil or moss. You should put it in soil that is moist at all times or in moss that is a little damp. And make sure it gets lots of sun!
3 Me gustaAnd to answer how long the new roots should be would be about an inch or two for help with easy potting!!
3 Me gustaThese take a while! My peperomia cuttings have been propagating in water for about 6 months, and they finally have enough roots to be potted
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