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Hi guys :) my mom propagated this peace lily for me so it’s always
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Terryn

Hi guys :) my mom propagated this peace lily for me so it’s always been in water and the roots are turning brown. What’s happening? I’ve tried hydrogen peroxide and cutting off the ends but they just went back to brown at the tips. It’s growing a new leaflet so it’s clearly growing. What do I do?!

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  1. AbbeywabbyđŸȘŽđŸŽ

    I think it just may be developing harder roots in the water. I wouldn’t cut them anymore and let them grow longer so you can plant it soon.

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    • Terryn

      I’m not wanting to plant it. I want to keep it in water!

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    • AbbeywabbyđŸȘŽđŸŽ

      ohh gotcha! Yeah, I say just let it develop. Don’t cut its roots anymore and if possible, get it a bigger container to be in so it can spread its roots.

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    • Michelle’s Hobby

      That’s what’s happened to mine. Mine is in a planter with a betta fish. Plant seems to like it.

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    • AbbeywabbyđŸȘŽđŸŽ

      awe it’s such a small container for the little guy 😱

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  2. Ashlynn

    I water propagate all the time and sometimes this happens! No need to worry unless plant is doing bad or the roots are mushy! Sometimes weirdly enough water roots just turn brownđŸ˜‚â€ïž

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    • Terryn

      Thanks!!!! Would you agree, no more cutting?

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    • Terryn

      Also, how deep do you put your plant in the water?

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    • Ashlynn

      I’d say so! Sorry it’s blurry lol but for reference here’s a pro I’ve had going for a bit! Never been in soil! You can see faintly the back root on the left is all white but the main ones are dark dark brown for me! The have a mind of their ownđŸ€Ș

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    • AbbeywabbyđŸȘŽđŸŽ

      just enough for the roots to get water, but not too much of the actual plant cause I can start rotting if it’s fully submerged

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    • Ashlynn

      About here if you’re worried but honestlyđŸ«Ł I fill mine to the top, but I haven’t propagated this plant specifically. *Some plants* won’t get mushy stems or anything in water!! Just depends!

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  3. Yolanda

    The roots will change color if you plan on leaving them in water. Do you change the water every week so good oxygen will remain in the water also this prevents algae in the water

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    • Terryn

      Yes I do. Thanks for the help!

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  4. Wolfen đŸș

    As long as they are firm. The roots are turning brown because they are exposed to light.

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    • Terryn

      Perfect, thanks!!

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