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Em
can someone comment some tips on propagating baby toes succulent (Fenestraria aurantiaca)
also, i’m not sure if these pups are healthy enough to propagate. i haven’t had much luck with propagating this succulent, but i’m determined to become a plant grandparent! any info about propagating succulents and root development would help tremendously🫡
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MeganB
Can anyone identify these? We found them when reporting a Monstera Deliciosa we just brought home from the plant store. I didn’t think monsteras grew corms? There was a small leaf that didn’t look anything like the monstera growing in with the plant.
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Do you guys know how to cut off and propagate a elephant bush plant? Mines getting a little of out of control and I want to propagate it and see a new elephant bush plant grow 😄
Ramona22
Y’all!! What’s happening to my babies?! 🥲 Their leaves are turning yellow! What am I doing wrong? Are the roots bad? I’m adding a few drops of liquid fertilizer a week but nothing is helping😫
Russty
I messed up. I got a cutting from a doomed plant at Home Depot thinking it was a some kind of pothos. Almost 2 weeks later and no roots. I found out today it’s actually a silver monstera. Does anyone have experience with these, and how long should it take to get roots? This will be my first monstera.
Liv
I want to propagate my snake plant, I tried already and it turned the leaf mushy.any tips?
Livisgreen
Went on vacation and I came back to this pothos cutting’s THIRD baby leaf. No clue why it’s not pushing out roots instead, or when I should pot it.
Anya
Does anyone know if it’s possible to propagate string of dolphins from a wet stick? I have a plant in soil, along with these water propagations, and forgot to water it recently so some leaves died (now I have a few stems that are pretty bare).
Oh and this plant is named Finnick after Finnick Odair from the Hunger Games (because he’s from district 4 which is the fishing district) :)
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FreyGuy
Aglaonema-
Found this whole thing on the ground! Wish me look on my first attempt propagating.
PentUpPenny
Has anyone ever tried (1) propagating a flower from a bouquet? and/or (2) rooting a cutting in a potato?
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abney
I just got this black velvet alocasia not even two weeks ago and upon bringing it home I noticed this… I’m assuming it’s a baby! But where do I go from here?
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FlynnRider19
The top of my flaming Katy broke off, so I’ve had it in water for a little over a week. Any tips to help it get roots faster? We’re heading out of town this weekend and I’m not sure what to do with it. If I can plant him in soil I can take him with me.
mjwac
propagating my wandering jew and it’s already taken root!! is there any way to plant it so that it doesn’t just grow to one side like this larger plant?
whelf
In January I saw a video about rooting an acorn, and have been caring for this little one since late February. Now it’s June, and we got a couple new tiny leaves this week!
Jacqui B
I took a couple of cuttings from my heart leaf philodendron to propagate. I cut them at the same time, and put them in the same kind of water (distilled), and put them in the same place on my window sill. One is growing roots and one didn’t do anything, in fact the leaf dropped off of it today. Any idea why?
Squid
UPDATE
My Musa Plant has been repotted and separated!
The pups did really well for the first 24 hours and have gone down hill since, expected as much, but my more mature plants are having their own issuers :(
The leaves have come very droopy on one plant, but both have cracked tips on most if not all the leaves, and they feel a little down right now.
Any suggestions or tips for further care?
Cj
If anyone has any advice on propagating an avocado from a pit that would be great! I’m at trying but it just doesn’t seem to be working like it should…
Cj
I am very excited because I just sprouted some apple trees! It was super easy! I put three seeds in a wet paper towel and rolled it up neatly and then put it in a plastic ziplock bag. I put it in the refrigerator and forgot about them for 2ish months! When I took them out they had like half inch roots! So I put them in a little pot and gave them plenty of water. Unfortunately I had to go camping but when I came back they were almost over 3 inches tall! I can’t wait!!!
Butterfliesred
Hello just got this beauty. I cleaned it all up and watered it. I took a few of the babies and set aside in small dish with water. Is that the correct thing to propagate?
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Busy B
Can anyone help me with my fiddle leaf fig tree, Betsy. I’ve had my baby for a little over two years - a gift from my son-in-law. I went on vacation for a month exactly a year ago. During that time I had my daughter come in and water all my plants. She grabbed a jug that had neem oil to spray the ones that would get these lil bugs. She thought it was just water and poured it on ALL of my plants. I came home to brown spots and burned edges on my fiddle leaves. I cut the leaves where the edges were brown around six months after it happened. I don’t think she got too much into this particular plant as opposed to the other ones she LITERALLY killed. Or maybe my beautiful Betsy is just resilient and she survived it. I’ve never had a tree like her before, so I simply maintained it with water and every month a hearty drink of miracle grow. She was stretching and even after the trauma, she was sprouting new growth. Up until recently I started to notice her leaves were turning brown then yellow and quickly falling off. There are now two branches completely bald and the leaves look like they’re drooping. I’ve even fed her banana water. Maybe it’s root bound. Nothing has really changed other than not watering it on schedule like normal. I’m thinking I should change the dirt. Any suggestions would be a great help. Also what kind of dirt should I use when I change it out? I’ll post pics of the bald branches and the leaves that have fallen. Thanks in advance.