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Lily

I was told to leave them in water for longer but they’re turning black, and some aren’t even growing. What’s going on? Is it root rot but how else am I supposed to do this?

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  1. Paulina | Semi-Hydro

    Scindapsus can take a long time to root. As long as the stems aren’t mushy and there are white roots I wouldn’t worry about some parts of them being darker. When you see smaller roots growing from the bigger roots (secondary roots), they’re ready to pot up safely.

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  2. monster_maniac

    black roots are ok and they take awhile to propagate. just remember to change the water weekly

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  3. Phil

    You should be good. I’ve had one in water for probably two months. It had one long primary root but I’m still waiting on secondary to develop.

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