Good morning Everyone 🙏🏾 🌄. Thank you for this video. I enjoyed this. I loved how excited you got about when you took the plant from out of the pot 😄. I was so.shocked by how many you made from the one 🤯. I'm about to watch your update as I want to proprogate my Chinese Evergreen. Thanks again 👍🏾
Just found your vid. Our plant is 30 years old given to my mom by my grandpop. I had tried to propagate from stems of the plant that had broken off and was unsuccessful. I just had the courage to repot it and was surprised as well that it wasn’t root bound but I found another way to divide it when I saw that so many of the plant had individual roots. I had always planned to regrow and gift this plant to my siblings and now I feel much better about it’s success.
I just got a new job and someone abandoned one of these plants in the office. I put it in the window and started watering it. One of those tendrils had collapsed and had a rotten spot. I cut above and below the rotten place and am trying to root the tendril. It doesn't have any leaves but has the beginning of a shoot.
Thanks for sharing this video. I am about to try to salvage an Aglaonema plant that my mother inherited from my grandmother almost 30 years ago. My mother gave me the plant a little over a decade ago. I have managed to keep it alive, but it has not done well the last couple years. It is looking pretty bad, but I am hoping to propagate at least one plant from it. Wish me luck!
I just got a new Chinese evergreen that i kind of took from a DR's office because they had a whole garden that was like 95% dead and I took one stem that didn't have any roots and potted it in some soil. I hope it grows roots and gets big and beautiful like your Chinese evergreen plant.
This was fantastic and very inspiring, love. Thanks for sharing. I am just learning about Aglaoanema's and recently purchased two of them. I would like to know when is it two soon to repot or propagate my new ones to make them bushier?.... (they are in 6 inch pots now).
The stalk of my red king was knocked and broke off right at the soil level. I put the whole 4” pot in a zipper bag to help retain some humidity. Do you know if the roots in the pot will put out a new stem? I put the broken top in water under grow lights after removing a few couple bottom leaves. Do you have any tips that could help save my plant?
I'm really wishing my single stem plant will have an offshoot soon. I got this from a mother plant back at the end of 2019. It's thriving but no offshoot yet.
HI can someone answer me ASAP. I have one of these plants. very large. But this year a few branches were knocked off. I took them and attempted to water propagate them to salvage the accidents. THEY WILL NOT ROOT IN WATER. Is there another way to salvage the large stems that got knocked off the base plant? Can I put it straight into soil without roots?
Keep up the Great Job. I Love the fact you are going to give some of the plants to the family. You made my day!!!
Thank you so much!
This video (and your update) was so helpful. Thank you for posting it!
Thank you so much!
New sub here from Spokane Valley Wa 😊 my plants are my therapy 😊
Happy gardening, fellow plant person! 🌱🌱🌱
Great job! I love free plants. To get so many plants from a single plant is awesome! 💚
Thank you! I am learning new things all the time. Thanks for the feedback!
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Love seeing big beautiful roots!
Me too!
This is a great video thx for sharing. I can hardly wait to see the updated video :)
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Good morning Everyone 🙏🏾 🌄. Thank you for this video. I enjoyed this. I loved how excited you got about when you took the plant from out of the pot 😄. I was so.shocked by how many you made from the one 🤯. I'm about to watch your update as I want to proprogate my Chinese Evergreen. Thanks again 👍🏾
Thank you so much 🤗
I’m so excited for you! This looked like a very fun project. 🙂
Thank you so much!
Just found your vid. Our plant is 30 years old given to my mom by my grandpop. I had tried to propagate from stems of the plant that had broken off and was unsuccessful. I just had the courage to repot it and was surprised as well that it wasn’t root bound but I found another way to divide it when I saw that so many of the plant had individual roots. I had always planned to regrow and gift this plant to my siblings and now I feel much better about it’s success.
Thank you so much for sharing this! 💚🌱 I hope that it continues to thrive!!
I just got a new job and someone abandoned one of these plants in the office. I put it in the window and started watering it. One of those tendrils had collapsed and had a rotten spot. I cut above and below the rotten place and am trying to root the tendril. It doesn't have any leaves but has the beginning of a shoot.
Outstanding!! 🌱🌱🌱
Thanks for sharing this video. I am about to try to salvage an Aglaonema plant that my mother inherited from my grandmother almost 30 years ago. My mother gave me the plant a little over a decade ago. I have managed to keep it alive, but it has not done well the last couple years. It is looking pretty bad, but I am hoping to propagate at least one plant from it. Wish me luck!
This was so awesome thank you! I bought one that was over grown and I am so excited to do this! Will let you know how many I get!!
Please do!
I just got a new Chinese evergreen that i kind of took from a DR's office because they had a whole garden that was like 95% dead and I took one stem that didn't have any roots and potted it in some soil. I hope it grows roots and gets big and beautiful like your Chinese evergreen plant.
How is your plant doing?
I had no idea that Aglaonemas could wine (sort of) like that. Good luck with the project and thanks for sharing.
Thank you! 🌱🌱
I second oc !! Thank you for sharing (and thanks to @Reddit too for sharing your channel 😆)
You are awesome happy to see you on RUclips.❤
Thanks, Rose! I sincerely appreciate it!
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I was sure if u had planned to try rooting the thicker stem in water for a while, just to see if they will root as an experiment, happy planting ❤
Thanks! you are probably right!
This was really cool to see. Thank you for the video. How are the cuttings and potted plants doing now? Would really like to see an update.
They are doing well. I will do an update soon! Thanks again!!
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This was fantastic and very inspiring, love. Thanks for sharing. I am just learning about Aglaoanema's and recently purchased two of them. I would like to know when is it two soon to repot or propagate my new ones to make them bushier?.... (they are in 6 inch pots now).
Glad it was helpful!
Do you know if the stems you cut the tops off will grow new shoots? I have a plant that i cut down but i left the stems in the dirt.
I am not sure. I think they need some foliage.
Quick question when you did the water propagation did you let the cuttings callus ?
I didn’t
The stalk of my red king was knocked and broke off right at the soil level. I put the whole 4” pot in a zipper bag to help retain some humidity. Do you know if the roots in the pot will put out a new stem? I put the broken top in water under grow lights after removing a few couple bottom leaves. Do you have any tips that could help save my plant?
Not sure
I'm really wishing my single stem plant will have an offshoot soon. I got this from a mother plant back at the end of 2019. It's thriving but no offshoot yet.
I hope it has grown!
Hello There Beautiful! I am new to planting and your channel...What's the updates on this plants offsprings? #Wow
What did yo do with the stalks that you cut off.
I tried to see if they would grow without any leaves, but they didn’t.
HI can someone answer me ASAP.
I have one of these plants. very large. But this year a few branches were knocked off. I took them and attempted to water propagate them to salvage the accidents. THEY WILL NOT ROOT IN WATER. Is there another way to salvage the large stems that got knocked off the base plant? Can I put it straight into soil without roots?
It's worth a try. I am not sure.
So the little one how is it going?
The one with no leaves didn’t make it. 😢 All of the others are doing fine. I am working on the update video.
I have that variety here in the Philippines. What is the name of that variety?
I do not know. I wish I did.
Why Chinese evergreen plant gets all pale after propagation and repotting.
Not sure.
Where are your "How to care for " plant videos?
I am new to house plants. Still learning. ☺️
Gotcha
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That soil is way too dense 😮!!! Needs more drainage 😊!!
Yes. I switched out the soil from what was filmed.
They are still thriving years later 😊🌱🌱🌱
Did you keep the longer stems you cut off? They too would root in water as well. That is a nice plant, Chinese evergreen 🪴
Good to know!