As soon as they’re a little bigger I will be able to take a better photo, but the eldest of the baby cacti grew their first spines! 😱☺️🥹
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As soon as they’re a little bigger I will be able to take a better photo, but the eldest of the baby cacti grew their first spines! 😱☺️🥹
I just took a couple babies off of my Haworthia and I’m hoping to get some roots on these little guys. Should I water them or just leave them dry in soil?
Propagating my pothos from the stem, does this look okay?
How would you propagate this? Should I put it straight in soil or put it in water first?
My sweet orange star has had the leaves wilt off and is starting new growth. This stem is from the last round and was wondering if anyone knows what to do with this little ball of what looks like sprouting tiny bulbs. Should I cut it off and plant it? Any tips would help as I don’t have many bulb plants and I couldn’t find any info on this off shoot.
Is anyone good with avocado plants?? I started this one in water for about 2 to 3 months then stopped getting growth. So, recently I moved it to a pot and still not a lot is happening. It looked like it was going to grow another set of leaves, but now it’s brown on the top. I’m not sure if it’s just too hot in the summer where I am? Any tips!!?
Help! This is a tiger tooth aloe that planted with another plant that a friend gave to me. What is the best way to repot this?
Do you guys use rooting hormone for your succulents? Why or why not?
look what i propagated it’s a lucky bamboo
This is my first time propagating my philodendrons (any of my plants actually, at least in the sense of rooting them in water and then transferring to soil). Would you say these roots are too long now to successfully transfer to soil? I heard if you let them stay in water too long they will die from shock when you put them in soil. So now I’m worried these have been in here way too long and I don’t want to kill them!
Hi friends! I could use some help. I got these cuttings from a plant store. They’re a little soft and I don’t notice any calluses. I’ve had them on my sill (west facing with some sunlight) since Saturday (for about 3 days). What do I do to properly propagate them?
His (top left) family just keeps growing! He loves to be pruned back every 3 months or so! It’s helpful that Planta reminds me to do so! There’s: Homies, Juice, Snoop, Dogg, Tonic, Lime and Lil Mama! 😆
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Im a grandmother! Lol my Alocasia Polly gave me some corms when I repot her. After trying several methods of propagating, I got a leaf! 😊
So like when am I supposed to pot these succulent babies? Some off them have a good root structure but should I wait until they are a bit more mature?
I didn’t want to risk moving with my fiddle so I did a top chop and gave the bottom to a friend and she just sent a photo of how much it’s thriving! The branches have grown since mid-May gosh plants are so fun to share 🥹🥹
I’m working on propagating this cactus and I’m terrified I didn’t let it sit out long enough … I put it in similar soil that the mother plant was in (it was outdoors in the east coast) 🤞🏻
@Anya inspired me to go to work on Kicks, now he has a little family 😆
when are you supposed to start watering cuttings that are planted with rooting hormone?
So I am skeptical on the potential with this combo, but my Green Princess Philo needed repotted, so I cut off 2 pups. One went in water since it had the tiniest root. The other went in a self watering bottle. I know philos like to dry out between waterings, so I am not sure how she will like the self-watering bottle… we shall see! The teal pot is the mama plant ☺️