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   Liz

   over 3 years ago

   I have heard whenever planting a water propped plant to make sure it is constantly moist for the first few weeks to ease the adjustment. Also, I think the drooping is normal due to the initial shock.

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   Starz7369

   over 3 years ago

   How long are your roots? Occasionally I would have success with 1-2” roots but have since ensured they’re 3-5” in length. I also agree with Liz, and I “over water” the first couple weeks and then they seem to acclimate well.

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   Ema Ryan

   over 3 years ago

   I started mine in water until roots formed then into potting mix kept moist and in a sunny window for a few days. This was all at work and when I felt confident they were doing okay, I brought them home and under a grow light. They’re now thriving. Best of luck 🪴

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   Elin

   over 3 years ago

   I recommend water propagation as a start. The. You don’t need to worry about over- or under watering them ☺️ When transplanting them into soil it’s important to keep the soil slightly moist and provide them with plenty of indirect light. You can try to increase the humidity too to help them even more 🌿

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   Steph

   over 3 years ago

   I propagate in wet sphagnum moss and later mix some soil & perlite into the moss when I want to start transitioning to soil. Every time I water the moss I do so with distilled water & added liquid silica for nutrients.

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