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1. 

   Cassanova

   over 1 year ago

   You just put it into water so there’s nothing really but time and waiting in this case. Inspect the roots and allow for patience

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2. 

   Cassanova

   over 1 year ago

   Oh! Also….. you have way too much water in a glass that doesn’t suite too well for its needs. Try something more shallow

   

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     Cassanova

     over 1 year ago

     Yours might end up drowning it… and this isn’t a professional opinion but I learned from mistakes . Focus on the bottom where the roots are only

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   Sapphire

   over 1 year ago

   Ngl, why does it sound like a bad idea to keep plants in a library-

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     Sapphire

     over 1 year ago

     However give that little guy something to prop himself up on, that way only the roots are touching the water. That looks like a dracaena and (from personal experience) they get rot easily.

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4. 

   LpowL

   over 1 year ago

   I think it looks like a spider plant baby. I usually use an old spice jar to root those because the opening at the top is small enough to hold it up a bit

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5. 

   Amy

   over 1 year ago

   Looks like a spider plantlet? Maybe place it on a moist paper towel in a loose partially closed ziplock bag. The humidity might help the plant from drying out and the moisture from the paper towel will encourage root growth with (hopefully) not too much water leading to rot. That’s what I do when propagating my spider plant. GL

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6. 

   PVerde💚

   over 1 year ago

   It looks like a spider plant to me! They propagate very well and grow quickly :) I have always stuck mine in water like you have yours and it was absolutely fine. They root quickly. They’re pretty hearty plants.

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7. 

   Logan the planter

   over 1 year ago

   Thanks for all the help everyone

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