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Silver inch plant (wandering etc) (idk the correct name). She’s been thriving in this water bottle but is this a build up of the water or mold? It seems to be spreading
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Plants&Pets 🌱🐱🐶Tradescantia zebrina aka Inchplant :) I just looked at mine and they don’t have anything fuzzy on them, so it might be mold. I second the suggestion of spraying with hydrogen peroxide.
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Emily BLooks like a baby bunny bellies! One of my favorites
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AnomaleighBaby bunny bellies! I have a bunch of plants from props here. You want to rinse that off and change the water every other day or so. Roots grow better with oxidation from fresh water.
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Once you've achieved roots that are at least several inches long they can stay in water or you can add soil to establish soil roots. I kept the leaves off any part that went in the water on mine. The bunny belly variety is soft/fuzzy but any fuzzy white/yellow growth is not part of the plant and should be cleaned off and treated with neem or peroxide with a cotton swab
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SunnyThe bottle’s neck looks crowded. Air circulation maybe poor. It also looks like bits of dead leaves or the flap around a new growth is rotting. Rinse as stated above. Check if the stems are rotting by wiping clean the area. Cut off the rotten stems, if any, and propagate again. I recommend: 1) removing any leaves debris that fall under water 2) using a wider mouth container for better air circulation 3) putting less stems in one jar so fungus/bacteria has less chance to spread 4) Changing the water at least once a week. Thoroughly clean and disinfect the containers each time.
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