Propagating some brand new babies!! I’m very new to this so I hope they survive! Any tips?
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Hi! New at this, have never propagated. Was gifted these 3 cuttings. I don't know a thing about propagating... how much water? Can I plant the red maranta? Help! TIA
Hey y’all! Just planted some pathos propagations. This will be my second attempt. The previous attempt ended in root rot and the only vine that stayed alive was the longer, more mature one. I would love some tips on how often I should water this. I follow the watering routine for my pathos by the Planta guidance. But for cuttings, should I be watering it any differently?
Propagating (left to right) a silver sword philodendron, a golden pothos, and a neon pothos (pic 1). 2 golden pothos and 2 neon pothos (pic 2). I’m kind of proud of myself for a new plant mom and doing this with my kids. 💗
I am in the process of propagating hydrangeas from cuttings. Most have rooted but it is not ready to plant because the roots are still tiny. When should I take it out of its perlite and what to do after that?
This succulent is growing from the leaf. Its about an inch tall maybe. When should i detach the leaf I propagated it from? Or should i just leave it attached?
Can I propagate these stem pieces of my monstera? I have them in water but not sure if that’s a good idea or if I should try a different method or I’ll even have any luck with them.
Does anyone know how to propagate these I think they are common houseleek
my chinchilla of 18.5 years passed away so i thought this was a good new use for his water bottle to remember him🩶
New to propagating…advice please My first time trying. I got a clipping from a plant, and placed it in water. I change the water every other day.
Best way to propagate a plumeria. I tried the plastic bag and it hollowed out and rotted 🤷🏽♀️
Really like this new method I tried, mulberry cuttings turned out great.
Do my propagations have root rot? I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but they don’t seem to be growing roots anymore 😭
I don’t know if I’ve done this correctly. My philodendron had root rot and there was no saving the roots. So when I went to repot, I just divided the branches (each are about 2 feet long with new leaf growth much smaller than the older leaves), and placed about 4 inches of each in a separate jar of water. I heard if you’re propagating, to use cutting so they don’t have to go through so much photosynthesis. But I also heard you could divide the plant if you have healthy roots. Since I don’t have roots, should I cut these into pieces instead or will I be able to get roots with propagating long stems? *** I really hate to break it apart with so many healthy leaves.*** Thank you all!!
Trying to propagate my succulent, I’ve been misting every 1-2 days… am I doing this right? 😂
She started as a leaf on the floor at Home Depot …. Now she’s a mom to lots of little babies 💚
was really scared to chop my ficus but heard it would start to branch out, and after seeing video after video on instagram about it i couldn’t resist. very proud of the results so far! the top half is growing roots in water and i will add her to the pot 😌
Hiya! Looking to propagate some plants of mine to give as gifts for Christmas this year. Hoping they’ll be “full” looking in time if I start now. Going to try Chinese Money plant, ZZ, crotons, a variety of succulents, pothos, etc.. Curious what your guys’ advice are on how to go about each one. Have you had better luck in water? Spagmoss? Soil? My snake plant grew ROOTS in almost 1-2 weeks while I’ve had others take 2+ months. I know it’s quite the variety but I want to do what’s best for each one so I have success come December. TIA!!!
Hi! I’d love to get my rubber tree to branch out some more and create a cutting in the process. I have a couple of questions about that. 1. If I cut where indicated in the picture (pink line), is it likely to have my plant creat two branches there? It is not the most dominant branch. Or, should I cut the other, more dominant branch? 2. For the cutting, I was thinking about just sticking it in a jar of water. This seems to work with many other plants (pothos, monstera) but I’ve never done it with a ficus. Online, it seems somewhat split between water vs air layering and curious if anyone has had a good experience with water propagation. Thanks!
I propagated my Variegated Wandering Dude a few weeks ago (maybe 2…?) and noticed that the area that I cut from is browning and looks weak. Anything I can do?












