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Sebi + Anaïs

does submerging aerial roots in water cause rotting or helps growth??? let’s settle this please!

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  1. Lisa

    Very interesting. 🧐

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  2. eatyacarbs

    Could go either way!! 😂

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  3. KelseyC

    I’m usually all for water props, but I always wrap moss around the aerial roots and then secure that with plastic wrap for my monstera and it’s works out for me. I’m terrified of root rot 😂

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    • Sebi + Anaïs

      definitely more professional than my janky thing 😂

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  4. send_nodes

    To answer this, look at plants in nature who grow aerial roots. The aerial roots will attach to a tree and absorb water that trickles down the trunk when it rains (in our homes, sphagnum moss poles would replicate this) If the aerial root is not close enough to the tree, it simply grows down until it reaches the soil to drink from. If you look at this pic, you can see super long aerial roots hanging down!

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  5. YinDeezy

    Just let the thing grow out and direct back into the pot. Lets not get too crazy here 😂

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  6. Ariana

    I have an aerial root in water for my monstera and when I added it, almost immediately there were new leaves growing so it has worked really well for me

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