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Fernadette

Question! How many maranta prayer cuttings would you put in one pot? I have 6 cuttings. I want a bushy look, but want a thriving system, not overcrowded roots fighting for nutrients. Thoughts are appreciated!

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  1. LeafyGreenhouse

    How big are they?

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    • Fernadette

      Various sizes and stages of roots, several with secondary roots coming in, and some with roots just starting. If I ended up potting them all I will wait until they all have good roots, or depending on what you guys suggest I could pot the few sooner and not include the youngers

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    • LeafyGreenhouse

      I would pot the ones with secondary roots I would say maybe 2 if they are smaller you could do three but that is pushing it

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    • LeafyGreenhouse

      The smaller ones you could definitely do three though now that I see the picture lol

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    • Fernadette

      Okay awesome, thank you!!

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  2. Tess

    I wanted a bushy look also, this pot has like 8 separate cuttings in it and is happy so far, pushing out several new leaves! I figure it I need to separate back out later I will but if they continue to like it, so do I 🤷‍♀️

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  3. Lance

    Do you use rooting powder? Or do you just keep the cuttings in water? Was thinking of doing this to my plants!

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    • Fernadette

      I’ve never used rooting powder I’ve thought about it because I’ve seen others use it. But I’ve had success in just water. I just let the cutting dry out a little so it doesn’t start to rot, and put them in rain water. It takes a few weeks for secondary roots to really form but I’m patient and they’ve all done great! I also want to note that if I put maranta cuttings in a same spot with others cuttings (like a pothos) the roots grow faster!

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