tips are welcome!!
hey everyone! i propagated my jade pothos because she was bald headed af. attached photos are her now, and the 3 propagation methods i am trying.
first one is nodes without any leaves, growing in a container with a well draining mix with the nodes facing into the soil.
second one is cuttings planted into small pots and i tried to make a greenhouse effect with the plastic bag over the container similar to a humidity dome.
and third, is a classic, water propagation.
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first one is nodes without any leaves, growing in a container with a well draining mix with the nodes facing into the soil.
second one is cuttings planted into small pots and i tried to make a greenhouse effect with the plastic bag over the container similar to a humidity dome.
and third, is a classic, water propagation.
#Propagation #ChopAndProp #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #PlantTherapy #GrowLights #NewPlantMom #PothosPack
7ft to light, indirect
5” pot with drainage
Last watered 6 days ago
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@newplantgirlies hi there besides the reg. water propagation I use this method for many types of plants including string plants and succulents. I actually just put some Jade pieces in here about 10 days to go and they're ready to go into a pot. Yay I'm so excited, besides that I got a bonus fern plant in there
You can also use a blend of perlite, volcanic substrate with some Australian fern in there in self-watering cups with just thicker strings that run through the bottom of the soil. You can also put them in that mix and simply a plastic Ziploc that is cracked for a little air flow. Always a good method too. 😉 I use a mix of Harvest Hero perlite (which has a little silica in it) personal choice on the silica it’s not for everyone. But just some options. 😉