My first time at propagation! I’m excited to hopefully one day plant these ivy clippings. Not me wanting to walk around Lowe’s and find clippings to propagate! Is this wrong?
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My first time at propagation! I’m excited to hopefully one day plant these ivy clippings. Not me wanting to walk around Lowe’s and find clippings to propagate! Is this wrong?
I am trying my hand at propagating succulents 🪴any tips? Also how often should I water them?
Hey I’m quite new at this, I really need some advice. I have a Crassothonna capensis I’ve just propagated, it was in water for 2 weeks growing so fast so I transferred it to soil. I was checking it everyday, on the 3rd day I lifted one of the stems to check it was taking well and noticed thousands of white bugs, I figured out what it was so I cleaned the plant got rid of the soil washed the pots. how do I stop the little white bugs from coming back to eat my new roots should u leave it in the house or will it be the same ???
I have a really healthy Monstera and need to propagate where should I cut it. Have two roots growing off it. Once I cut it, can it be water propagated?
Some before after pics I wanted to share! My plants have come a long way :))
The first picture was from May 2nd and the second picture is from today!!
Is it normal for my baby to be growing pink roots?
Hi all! If I wanted to propagate these four new growths, how could I do that? This plant is some sort of sempervivum
Has anyone ever gone to a prop swap? If so where was it? If anyone lives in Colorado, that would be really helpful because I need new babies!
I’ve only had my air plant for a couple months but she’s started growing a pup 🥰🥰 is there a specific way to take the baby off when a bit more grown with hurting the mother plant?
tips and tricks on propagating string of raindrops? i had to cut the last few good strands on my plant and having to start over cause i think i overwatered it. i’m new to propagating so anything is appreciated!
I propagated a “wandering dude” plant about two weeks ago straight into soil… it looks like it’s doing okay, but should I repot it and make sure the roots have formed and/or are doing okay? This is my first time propagating anything so sorry if this is a silly question!
Hi everyone! I’ve been propagating this little English ivy for a few weeks but everytime it grows a new leaf it starts to brown…? It’s not in direct sunlight so I don’t believe it’s sun spots but this is the second leaf to start browning and I cannot figure out why!! If anyone has any ideas I would to know 😄 thank you!!
My Lemon Lime is taking a long time to propagate.. I wanna say I cut it like 3 weeks ago. And I still see no roots yet. First photo: the top that I cut off and now have in water. Still no roots yet. Second photo: other half of lemon lime… but nothing is sprouting from the top either.
Hi everyone! I started my first cut flower garden (thanks TikTok) and I noticed the bottom leaves on some sprouts are dying off and the stems are turning brown. What am I doing wrong? I’ve never sowed anything before so this is all new to me. I’m in central Texas if that helps!
Sooo.. What do I do with this? 😅 I put a piece of broccoli in water to see if I could get it to flower and (obviously) there are roots.
hey all :) also wondering if this is the same propagation as a string of pearls (i just posted about that)
hi all! i was wondering how to propagate a string of pearls, ive tried before but failed and want to be able to propagate it successfully this time, how do i go about this? can i propagate what’s in my hand? my pearls also got mealy bugs and i didn’t catch it in time. what should i do about the parts dying off?
Should I just cut off this leaf? It came like that but as you can see it’s still growing and is happy.
My propagation shelf. Recovering stumps are on the bottom shelves, head cuttings in the middle shelf, and baby growing plantlets on the shelves to the right