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I’ve decided only to do water and Pearl propagation. Here they are now. (I know it looks so dirty 😓😓)
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PlantHoarderHow do you propogate the individual pearls?
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Tbh I looked up have to prop string of pearls and it said this about prop the single pearls: Can you propagate a string of pearls from one pearl? Let’s talk about why I recommend stem cuttings over single pearl propagation before we dive into propagation steps. Yes—it is possible to propagate a senecio rowleyanus from one pearl. The plant reproduces by producing small offsets or “pearls” that you can remove from the main plant and pot on their own. To do this, you can gently twist the pearl from the main plant. Then nestle the pearls with the growth point side down into well-draining soil. Don’t bury them, just keep them on their surface with the growth point making contacts. You’ll need to keep it in a warm, bright spot but out of direct sunlight. Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. The pearl will soon establish roots and begin to grow. This is a perfectly fine method to use if you’d like to give it a go! However, I generally recommend stem cuttings to propagate string of pearls because it is so easy—and it is much faster than using single pearls. The pearls can take a long time to root and grow. And since they are in direct contact with the consistently moist soil, I find that the chance of rot is higher.
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