Angel

over 3 years ago

Hi alll! All my plants are baby’s I’ve made from other plants. The one I’m trying to do at the moment I’m a tad confused about and was wondering if anyone had any advice. There’s not much to see but I’ll attach a photo anyway and update if anything changes but it’s a string of hearts propagation I’ve done it with a stem cutting before and worked fine despite a few hiccups now and then but I took something from a different string of plants to try propagate however I’m not sure if what I took was seed pods or root pods the internet isn’t really helping so far… either way I plopped them in shallow soil in hopes something happens.

Hey circle!! I am thinking about doing it… I think I am going to propagate string of pearls!! My string of pearls is so long and I want to have a new baby plant! I am going to do it a few different ways: water, soil, and a singular pearl. I have searched up all of these and found out they are all possible!! I will be posting updates every week about my baby strings. So excited and totally going to do it after work!! If you have any recommendations than feel free to share. 🪴🧋💦🧵 (Also posting this on Cactus and Succulent Circle)

Amanda Smith

over 3 years ago

Hi! New to Planta, but thought I would share my favorite new hobby— propagating pothos in my 55 gallon aquarium! I was struggling to keep the nitrate levels down in the tank, and read that growing plants like pothos in the water can help significantly— and it has!!! Took a little scrap wood, drilled some holes, stained/sealed/waterproofed, and now I have my favorite feature in my house! All of these were cuttings from my existing pothos plants that I rooted directly in the tank (the one in the copper glass had a super wonky stem, so I’m rooting her in there to help the stem straighten a bit before putting her in the tank!). The 10 gallon tank also got a little corner pothos. The plants help purify the water and cut down on water changes, plus they give the fish a more interesting environment! 🎉🎉🎉

G

over 3 years ago

Hi friends! Quick question: I’ve been water propagating some pothos cuttings for a while now (honestly probably a few months because I haven’t had time to transfer them into soil until now; also this was my first attempt at propagation in general). I’m a little uncertain what I should do because many of them have super long, healthy(-ish?), well-established roots, but some very few, smallish leaves and super short stems/vines. Honestly, some of the few leaves that there are look a little less than peak condition either. The attached picture is a pretty good example of root to leaf ratio. Any advice on how to approach transferring them to soil? Or how to approach reviving them a bit more to give them a better chance? Thanks so much! 🥰

Planty Things

over 3 years ago

My boyfriend got me a cutting from a big fiddle leaf fig that’s in my neighborhood. I propagated the cutting in water. I kept it in water for about a month and half and like 3 weeks ago I put it in soil and this morning I realized a new leaf coming in! I’m so happy lol

Freedomskai

over 3 years ago

Mother plant (Greta, after Greta Gerwig) and brand new baby (Margot, after Margot Robbie) 💖 this is my first time propagating so any tips are appreciated!

Cat

over 3 years ago

finally happy with how my pink panther looks!! i’ve been chopping and propping every friday and she’s looking so happy. the pic with the red stakes is last friday and the other is today :)

Macie

over 3 years ago

this is sprouting from my asparagus fern, are they seeds or just a new stem? it’s growing a lot larger then any of the others.

Mushroom

over 3 years ago

i’ve been growing an avocado in water for a couple months now, but there aren’t any secondary roots. is this normal?

Brooklyn

over 3 years ago

I’m back from vacay and I got all the succulents leaves and crap that I collected and but it in one to propagate! I am making a succulent army!! (And I’m going to buy more of plants soon! Especially the leggy succulents!! 😈😈) Sorry if you see this post twice on the succulent group!!

Hi everybody hope your Monday is going well! So my hibiscus is dying!! And I don’t know how to propagate the heathy leaves? Can anyone help me?

エンゼルベビー💖

over 3 years ago

Decided to mix up these two & see if they get along.🌿❤️ #satinpothos #propagation

The Mar Vistan

over 3 years ago

Has anyone used LECA to root cuttings specifically intended to go into soil eventually (as opposed to being grown in LECA indefinitely)? The sources I can find on the Internet about propagating in LECA are pretty thin on details (none of them mention that you need to clean and soak LECA for 24 hours before using, for example). Posts on growing in LECA are much more in-depth, but it’s hard to tell which steps are only needed because you’re in LECA long-term as opposed to just rooting and transplanting. TL; DR: Do I need to use a hydroponic nutrient solution while rooting cuttings in LECA or do I just use plain water?

Geo

over 3 years ago

Propagating nerve plants for the first time (ignore the depressed leaves, it had a hissy fit because I missed a day of watering), does this set up look ok? Obviously they’ll be placed elsewhere, but is there anything else I need to do?

Gabs

over 3 years ago

Hi! I had propagated some golden pothos leaves about a month ago, I’ve been changing the water weekly if not every five days, but I don’t see any roots forming? I do occasionally see some brown slimy stuff on the leaves however (same thing on my spider plant, but my spider plant is fully thriving, pic bc I love her) so I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong? I’m totally new to this, so any help is greatly appreciated!

This is Prince (Gynura aurantiaca; purple passion plant). He keeps getting too tall and lanky for my liking. So I am frequently trimming him down. As a result, I get multiple stem cuttings. These are four individual cuttings. I am amazed at their root growth!

I’m thinking maybe this plant is root bound? It has drainage and isn’t around direct ac or heat but it’s just a stick and the leaves frequently turn brown or just fall off green. Something is not right with it. Any help is appreciated

Emily in Austin

over 3 years ago

This leaf fell off my Mexican snowball so I decided to plop it in water, not knowing what would happen. We’ll a few weeks later there are roots and a whole new plant growing! I’m not sure how to now transfer it to soil. Guidance welcome.

This is Alice (Billbergia nutans; queen’s tears). She produced a lot of pups this year, so I had to divide her. I managed to place six individuals in their own pots. But two, broke off without any roots. I placed them in water in hopes they will propagate. What do you know? One is growing a pup!

Penny L

over 3 years ago

This is Dru, my English oak. Does anyone have any idea what’s going on with him? The base of the stem is so much thinner than the rest, and I’m afraid it will break. Does anyone have any advice? Thanks ahead of time! 🙏🏼🙏🏼