So you can grow a plant from a pineapple top!! This one has been here 3 days and already has these little roots. It's really easy to do, simply grab the leaves, twist it off the fruit, peel the bottom 4-7 layers of leaves or untill you see little brown stubs between them, and then put it in a jar so the stubs touch the water. They will grow into roots and they actually will not grow secondaries well until they're in soil so you can just plant them as soon as they're an inch long. It blooms for me every few months and the blooms are red and last a while. You can pollinate them to make fruit if you have more than 1 plant, too! The whole thing smells faintly of piña colada and is all in all really pretty. Bright inderect light and water twice a week as it is a rainforest plant!!
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Propagating & Sowing
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2nd mango seed finally sprouted! I think I may have planted it upside down 😳🤣
I'm so excited. After a month in water she finally is starting to get roots
Came home to this mess from my cats knocking my plant off the shelf….. can I propagate this??? How??? 😭
I don’t know if these are too big/tall for propogating but these antique milk bottles look so pretty like this I had to try…
My milkweed seedlings are very happy! I'm just wondering if anyone knows how long I can keep them in such a shallow container? I know they have a long taproot. I just didn't expect them to grow so fast! They only just sprouted a little over a week ago. Transplanting them outdoors is risky this early in the season, as I am still getting snow/frost! 😬 What should I do?
Uodate: Mango sprout is coming along nicely and pineapple has its first new growth! 😁
A quick update: Very proud to see these three little babies coming out! Two leaves on left side on to each other like twins. 🥰
Hello! Does anyone have any tricks or tips they use to coax their plants into either sending off runners or making corms? I want to share my plants with my friends without cutting mine but so far none have made corms as far as I know. Thanks!
hi!! i have this propagation of an unknown plant (maybe some type of pothos) and it’s starting to root!! Would it be safe to cut the excess stem under where the root is sprouting before planting later? Or can i plant it with the stem
Trying to propagate this monstera cutting. Are those white fuzz spots roots? Any tips, tricks, or advice on propagating monstera cuttings would be greatly appreciated.
Propagated these golden pothos clippings in water almost three months ago and today they were finally rooted enough that I repotted them! This was my first time propagating anything and I’m normally not that good with plants so I’m very excited about it :)
My African Violet propagation sprouted! I took five leaves from the momma plant when she was looking less than healthy in case she didn’t make it, and this is the only one that’s sprouted so far. I had to give up on three, but I’m happy because this is my first time propping African Violets! This prop is about 2.5 months old. The momma plant is super healthy now too 🤍🥳
I’m not sure what kind of plant this is… jade I think? this piece broke off from the plant some time ago and is still continuing to grow and do well. how do I plant it?
Hi everyone, I’d like to Propagate my split leaf however I don’t see any nodes to cut under. Can anyone suggest what I can do? I realize this may be a stupid question but do the roots count as nodes?
This is the before and after pruning my Bonnie, and all the spider pups I'm propagating. So excited.
I have a jade cutting, should I keep the soil moist while it starts to root?
Wondering whether I should be propogating my zebra plant, it's doing great but seems to be becoming quite leggy. Thoughts?
Looking for tips for propagating this African Violet flower leaf. It came off the main plant and someone told me to put it in water. It now has these little shoots, does anyone know when I should plant it in soil? And what type of soil and pot? Thanks for any help!
Hi. Any help is greatly appreciated. I have a mccolleys finale that got damaged because its lower leaves were on the cold floor of the outdoor greenhouse. I removed the dead/dying leaves and the plants are doing well now but the bottom is left very bare. With spring coming soon I’m wondering if I should chop this up and propagate the tops or separate the two plants or just leave it alone. Thanks in advance.















