Buffy

almost 2 years ago

Hello plant friends! I need help please. I had a full-grown Florida Green Philo that kind of died. The plant on the right is from the original and it had roots so it was planted this in soil in the early summer. The remnants on the left were also from the original plant and have no roots. Right or wrong, I had these two pieces laying down in moist perlite and they have sprouted and have no roots. What should I now do with these so that they grow? Thank you for any advice that you can give me 🙃

Cherrybergher

almost 2 years ago

Sprouted some lotus seeds. They look like tadpoles. Anyone have tips on next steps?

Katie

almost 2 years ago

I just got this amaryllis and opened the box to see two more stems at the bottom. Do you think I can cut these off and make two other plants ? Thanks for your help!

Hannah

almost 2 years ago

Does anyone have experience with pothos roots in a goldfish tank? 😊 I’m thinking of adding some to our fish tank but want to be careful.

First time ever propagating anything so I am not sure when to plant my ivy in soil. Also are the roots supposed to be that brown color? I just have her in a glass of water in a bright / indirect light. Change the water every 2 weeks and top off every 3 days.

Wolfen 🐺

almost 2 years ago

Tell me you're getting to big for the inner greenhouse, without telling me, you're getting to big for it.....

Might be sentient

almost 2 years ago

Do you think this bromeliad pup is big enough to separate? I’m creating a terrarium and plan on mounting it on some cork bark.

Tallplantdude

almost 2 years ago

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to encourage root growth for snake plants?

I’m struggling!! My husband got me some starter plants for Christmas and I’m propagating them in water. Using Prop Drops and switching out water every 3-4 days with new Prop Drops. Out of the 7 plants, only 1 is rooting!!!! Some are under grow light- others aren’t (but by a window that gets part sun and no direct sunlight). They also have a humidifier. I’m adding photos and asking for so much guidance!

Olivia

almost 2 years ago

this is the first time i've successfully gotten a succulent prop to root... what do i do now? i've continued to mist it every few days but otherwise leave it alone, but i'm not sure when it's supposed to go into soil? (as in burying the roots)

Kevin

almost 2 years ago

I just bought this Melanochrysum and it hadn’t been staked properly leading to smaller leaves and leggy growth. I’ll attach pictures. I was gonna do a little chop n prop but I’m not sure where to start the cuttings from? Anyone with experience with this plant or just propagating in general please help! I want her to live up to her full potential, as right now she just isn’t. Still a stunning plant tho :)

Faux

almost 2 years ago

I was just wondering what anybody like to share cuttings with me?

盛开

almost 2 years ago

Any suggestions for these plants they are a Dieffenbachia Maculata, porcelain flower, and a begonia polkadot.

盛开

almost 2 years ago

Yay my plant buddies came. They are so cute and work surprisingly well. And I had extra soooo i had fun.

PlantLoverLB

almost 2 years ago

Hi! I’m propagating some pothos in water and I need some advice on how to. My other ones died and I have no clue why. Thanks!

I was going to try propagating my pothos that is doing extremely well in my kitchen. Every vine has new growth on the tips. But when I looked it up, it seems like most places say not to propagate Pothos in the winter. I live in SouthEast Wisconsin. Should I try propagating or wait until spring?

JenThon🪴🪷

almost 2 years ago

Will baby Jade plants successfully grow in Perlite for a while, or is succulent soil right off better?

I’m attempting propagating basil from the grocery store. Is this a lost cause? If not, what should I change? Could I try this with other herbs?

Justanotherjess

almost 2 years ago

I had lots of succulents that were dropping leaves and I wasn't sure that they would recover so I decided to try and propagate from the dropped leaves as some of them were already rooting, I only had standard potting soil so I planted about 15 in small seedling trays back in September time, these are the remaining ones that haven't rotted away, do I do something with them or just leave them be for longer *parent plant for photo tax

suddenlyaplantperson

almost 2 years ago

My tiny mung bean finally broke through the soil last night! I am so excited. Used a little clear cup so I can see when the roots need some more space ❤️