Will they grow?
I recently discovered my Pothos had root rot. I have since took the pothos out of it planter that it came in from the store, cut the effected roots, and gave it a hydrogen peroxide bath to disinfect. I placed them in glass jars with water because they don’t really have much roots anymore so I was wondering if they with still grow not being in soil and all…
2ft to light, indirect
10” pot with drainage
Last watered 21 hours ago
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@ProlificWeed you did exactly the right thing cleaning the roots and removing the rot. As long as you cut above a node, your cuttings will root in water. It will take 4-6 weeks for strong roots but they will come. Here are some of my Pothos and Philo cuttings I’ve had in water a while just to demonstrate the strong roots they developed over the past 3 months.
