Thanks so much for the video. I only knew how to do it the one cutting in water way. I didn’t know you could do it like this. I’m learning so much about plants that I never knew and I’m 66 years old. Didn’t have an interest in them until I retired. Too stressed out working and driving every day. I’m really enjoying this time of my life and learning new things.
do the satin pothos cutting in moss have to be enclosed in a plastic wrap no holes / plastic bag? and does it have to be left open or completely closed???
Hi I'm new to your channel and I'm loving the way you propagate your cuttings I was wondering how to go about doing that I have a satin pothos as well is starting out very beautiful and full when I first bought it during cold season that we've had it kind of wilted my leaves on the plant so I remove the bad leaves my stems are still healthy and strong I have three long stems each one of them has leaves at the end and I was wondering how do I go by Saving this plant in cutting the stems to make new growth to get it back to being a full bushy plant so now I watch your video I'm going to try that and can't wait for the outcome
I love your monsteras there super cool one of my wish lists I over water some of my plants but I couple weeks ago I got a peace Lilly it was quiet cheep so I’m very happy x
Yesterday I brought my friend a plant I had propagated from my sparkly tradescantia zebrina :) I think these plants make for the loveliest gifts because you put your patience and time in them.
I always keep the leaves on until the roots start to form and the first new leaf starts to sprout, then I remove the leaves so the plant can focus all energy into the new roots and fresh new growth😊
The leaves are not a drain. They literally produce energy in the form of sugars to power growth. To me it's completely counter productive to remove them and expect this to improve growth. It has the opposite effect; it will slow it down. Ps; I'm a horticulturist that studied plant science. It's frustrating to me to see this advice everywhere and the assumption that leaves are a drain to be removed completely from cuttings. There is some dehydration from leaves which is why we often reduce leaf area when taking cuttings, so that the dehydration is reduced while awaiting new roots to rehydrate the growth, but that is the only reason to reduce leaf growth on cuttings. Clearly all methods work in the end due to the vigour and pure will to live from plants, but it isn't helpful to reduce the part too much that actually makes the sugar from photosynthesis. sorry, rant over. this really bugs me, lol!
@@finflwr well, first things first... Thank you. That was actually extremely informative!! I am not a horticulturist but love studying plants in propagation and anything to do with Horticulture and have been "amateurly"(i know thats not a word lol) doing so for about 8 years now... I keep the leaves on until Roots grow and a new Leaf starts to sprout, and then I will take off the original Leaf from the node. I'm going to see if you have a channel because if you do I will be subscribing 😂💚
I'll be honest I still won't be intentionally plucking healthy leaves off of nodes 😂 but this is really awesome for when plants get leggy and there are already a bunch of leafless nodes!
I jumped into this when someone gave me a long nearly leafless exotica stem. Wasn’t exactly sure what to expect but I’m happy to say it’s working! This video just showed me what to do once I get a leaf, so ty! I have to say I’ll get a lot out of that free , Mile long and nearly lifeless vine in a pot of crispy dry dirt, lol. Very satisfying indeed. ❤️🌱
I had to go back in my history to find this video. This is amazing informant and this method works perfectly! So I currently have 4 stems sitting in a shallow clear bowel on a paper towel that's wet with water and a few drops of plant food. It's been about 3 weeks and the yes! I have baby leaves now. This method worked great on some store bought garlic as well.🤭👏🏾
Harli, it was last year, I think, when I learned from one of your videos that you could propagate a node without a leaf. I was shocked. Now I propagate both ways but I must admit that watching a leafless node grow roots and leaves is so satisfying. Thank you for sharing. Also, Thank you for being one of the minority of plant tubers who will mention ways to drive plant prices down. I'm sure there are many people who are upset with Costa Farms for mass producing highly desired overpriced plants. But that's how I was able to obtain the ZZ Raven, through Costa Farms.
I'm a beginner when it comes to propagation, but I also prefer to have single leaf cuttings and plant several into one container to have a fuller plant. At the moment I'm propagating a golden pothos, I put all the individual leaf cuttings in water and was left with a few bare nodes. I don't have sphagnum moss, so let's see if I can get those to root in regular potting mix! I'm excited to see how the experiment goes ☺️. Thanks for the video! I also liked that you showed us the 1 month update, those tiny leaves look so cute! Have a nice weekend everyone ☺️🌱
SUPER helpful! And I think you’re humble opinion is VERY valuable! This manner instead of the string of leaves direct into water was what I needed to understand ~ thank you!!
I just propped some cuttings last night. Makes a lot of sense removing the leaves, never thought about that. Will try on my next prop. Great vid. Thanksn
Can we please get a propagations tour? I know you've done them in the past but it is so fun! ALSO! How do you keep your prop boxes from molding when the lids are shut completely? I find stagnant air usually is where I go wrong
you can do a preventative hot bath, so sanitizing the container and the cuttings with hot water bath for a few minutes to kill potential fungi. and you can also use a fungicide (diy or store-bought)
I just spend $60 on a sad (but very well rooted) philodendron rio. The lady I bought it off of was so nice! She welcomed me into her home, gave me a free cutting of something else, some soil, and also a long rooted stem with just nodes and no leaves. I'm so excited to propagate just the nodes but also nervous!
I have been kind of hesitant to use s. Moss to propagate, but after watching your videos i think im ready to try! Thank you for such informational and inspiring videos 🥰
I know it’s been a year but oh my lawd that pot you put the little plantlets in was so cute 😍 do you happen to remember where it’s from? Reminds me of a little honey pot 🍯🥰
I went out and bought some sphagnum moss after watching one if your other videos. I have not tried to propogate in it yet, but after watching this video, Its inspired me to give it a go again! I love your videos, and have learned SO much from you!
THIS IS SO HELPFUL! Thank you !!!! I’m about to go chop up some of my Monstera Peru (that I had chopped a LONG RUNNER and stuck in water)!! Thank you for posting this!!!
I watched your video about your propagation boxes and got the moss recently. I had already put a monstera node in some soil and perlite, but transferred it to moss in a propbox. It has a small grow point when I left 6 days ago, now it has a leaf!! 😀 I'm very excited! It got too tall for the lid to fit, so now I've put a small plastic bag around it to form a dome. I'm going to travel for about 10 days, so hopefully the dome will keep the moisture up so it won't dry out and die when I'm gone.
Never knew this was a way to propagate! Always just did cuttings. Thanks for the valuable information. Am trying this with my Marble Queen. Hope to have multiple plants by the end of summer.
WOW so informative! I had no idea you could propagate this way and I've been looking to do so with my pothos, monstera and philodendron for a bit. the philo is going nuts at its' nodes, rooting already, etc. and I just needed to know how to properly cut them so I did not kill them during the initial propagation process. Thank you!
I love this video ✨gave me inspiration to go propagate some more . I think more people should propagating and sell ! It’s fun and I personally think it will help with the plant prices as well .
and here I was thinking you need at least 1-2 leaves on the cutting in order for the propagation to be successful... wow! I'm a little scared to try this but I definitely will
Omg Harli I got a Cebu blue cutting with four nodes a week ago and I have the bottom node in water😂😅and now you’re making me want to cut it all up and root all the nodes👀I’ve wanted a Cebu blue for so long I’m terrified to mess up but I think you’ve convinced me.
@@mushroomtoad2022 ONG thank you for saying that! There’s one about 45 minutes away from me so I don’t think of it often but I am ABSOLUTELY gonna mane the drive👀🤩
I’ve set them just in shallow water so they don’t get stuck to the sphagnum Also straight to moist soil works. I remade the plant at work it was so sad & the thickest stem I had ever seen on a pothos
I cannot for the death of me remember if I commented on this video, sorry if I did. I tried this technique on my scindapsus exotica and it worked like magic! I had about 20 cuttings, only lost maybe 3 or 4 (I think I did it too late in the growing season so it became too humid/cold), around 8 had gorgeous leaves after a month (I gifted it to a friend for her bday) and I still have 8 growing. I don't think they'll all make it through winter but it's fine. I'm keeping an eye on them. I'm also trying it on my marble queen. Fingers crossed! 💚
I love your method, my question is, if I take the cuttings like you did right from cutting them can I put them in soil, Basically bury them, will they grow?
I'd love to see vids on propagating some dischidia or hoya. I find that a lot of my dischidia cuttings can take up to 6 months to push out new growth. Grow lights have helped but I'd like to hear some of your tips. I find hoya/dischidia to be more difficult to prop than ariods.
I love your videos and plants. Do you have a video about spider mite prevention and your best way to get rid of them? And any other possible pests for house plants
Wow! I'm chronically bad with propagations. I have pothos cuttings with leaves that have been trying to root for almost a month. A few have died and the best ones have SMALL roots
one tip I learned was to let your cuttings callus/dry out for a day or two before sticking them in water. Thicker cuttings like a succulent or a cactus may take longer to callus compared to a skinny pothos stem. I tried this method with my monstera cuttings and roots and babies shot out way faster than I could comprehend lol.
Hi Harli! This came at the perfect time! I want to watch you do the scindapsus node prop! I just did a few scindapsus propagation experiments today actually! 1. Leafless Nodes in soil 2. Nodes and 1 leaf laying down in a prop box in sphagnum Moss 3. Nodes only laying down in sphagnum Moss. I even have a scindapsus leaf and node in leca to see how that does lol. Curious! I love experimenting which methods have a better success rate and root faster.
@@ohenao hey! Honestly, the majority of the wet sticks rotted and did nothing. A lot of the growths were slow and not substantial. At least they weren't very memorable LOL. The ones that did the best were oddly enough the node and leaf cutting in LECA!
For anyone who is doubting propagating from nodes: it is true. Around 95% didn’t rot and grew leaves and roots. The other 5% sadly rotted (which may be my fault).
I find that it is a little quicker propagating with a wet stick. That's extra leaf/leaves is there taking energy away from the new root growth. Thanks for sharing.
Hi ! Could anyone tell me if you need to keep humidifying the moss as the cuttings grow ? Like is the initial hydration when you put in the cuttings enough ? And if not how often do I need to humidify it ? Thanks !!
When I propagate I do both the node and the long cutting method depending on what I want. If I want to have another full plant then I'll propagate by nodes. I do want to have a cutting in water forever then I go and get a long cutting and stick it in water
Thanks so much for the video. I only knew how to do it the one cutting in water way. I didn’t know you could do it like this. I’m learning so much about plants that I never knew and I’m 66 years old. Didn’t have an interest in them until I retired. Too stressed out working and driving every day. I’m really enjoying this time of my life and learning new things.
Welcome to the plant world! I’m happy you’re enjoying them 😊 thank you for watching!
i hope you have a nice and relaxing retirement!!
do the satin pothos cutting in moss have to be enclosed in a plastic wrap no holes / plastic bag? and does it have to be left open or completely closed???
Hi I'm new to your channel and I'm loving the way you propagate your cuttings I was wondering how to go about doing that I have a satin pothos as well is starting out very beautiful and full when I first bought it during cold season that we've had it kind of wilted my leaves on the plant so I remove the bad leaves my stems are still healthy and strong I have three long stems each one of them has leaves at the end and I was wondering how do I go by Saving this plant in cutting the stems to make new growth to get it back to being a full bushy plant so now I watch your video I'm going to try that and can't wait for the outcome
would love an update on that pothos in a few months
Hi I’m Megan I’m ten years old I love plants and your videos I’m hoping to get a pothos any suggestions of pothos I would be so thankful for !
Hi Megan! Thank you very much!! My favorite pothos are good ol’ golden pothos 😊
Thank you
I love your monsteras there super cool one of my wish lists I over water some of my plants but I couple weeks ago I got a peace Lilly it was quiet cheep so I’m very happy x
I love how passionate you are about plants alread. I got my first pothos at age 7 and I still have babies from that original pothos all over my house!
@@sarahwbs that’s amazing I was looking at a golden pothos today online I was really interested in getting it but I made myself wait lol :)
Yesterday I brought my friend a plant I had propagated from my sparkly tradescantia zebrina :) I think these plants make for the loveliest gifts because you put your patience and time in them.
Thank you so much, I know a lot of people like to gatekeep info like this so this is really appreciated
I always keep the leaves on until the roots start to form and the first new leaf starts to sprout, then I remove the leaves so the plant can focus all energy into the new roots and fresh new growth😊
That’s a good strategy too!!
@@HarliG Thank you!!
The leaves are not a drain. They literally produce energy in the form of sugars to power growth. To me it's completely counter productive to remove them and expect this to improve growth. It has the opposite effect; it will slow it down. Ps; I'm a horticulturist that studied plant science. It's frustrating to me to see this advice everywhere and the assumption that leaves are a drain to be removed completely from cuttings. There is some dehydration from leaves which is why we often reduce leaf area when taking cuttings, so that the dehydration is reduced while awaiting new roots to rehydrate the growth, but that is the only reason to reduce leaf growth on cuttings. Clearly all methods work in the end due to the vigour and pure will to live from plants, but it isn't helpful to reduce the part too much that actually makes the sugar from photosynthesis. sorry, rant over. this really bugs me, lol!
@@finflwr well, first things first... Thank you. That was actually extremely informative!! I am not a horticulturist but love studying plants in propagation and anything to do with Horticulture and have been "amateurly"(i know thats not a word lol) doing so for about 8 years now... I keep the leaves on until Roots grow and a new Leaf starts to sprout, and then I will take off the original Leaf from the node. I'm going to see if you have a channel because if you do I will be subscribing 😂💚
@@TeffyBabyy That's ever so kind of you, lol!
Tfs Harley .
I’m in Florida and found Giant wild Golden Pothos - so exciting .
The ones up high on the tree have fenestrations !
I'll be honest I still won't be intentionally plucking healthy leaves off of nodes 😂 but this is really awesome for when plants get leggy and there are already a bunch of leafless nodes!
Yep, can’t get myself to pluck off healthy leaves either.
I jumped into this when someone gave me a long nearly leafless exotica stem. Wasn’t exactly sure what to expect but I’m happy to say it’s working! This video just showed me what to do once I get a leaf, so ty! I have to say I’ll get a lot out of that free , Mile long and nearly lifeless vine in a pot of crispy dry dirt, lol. Very satisfying indeed. ❤️🌱
I had to go back in my history to find this video. This is amazing informant and this method works perfectly! So I currently have 4 stems sitting in a shallow clear bowel on a paper towel that's wet with water and a few drops of plant food. It's been about 3 weeks and the yes! I have baby leaves now. This method worked great on some store bought garlic as well.🤭👏🏾
I love that you make fuller plants because that is what most people prefer :)
I will never get tired of a good propagation video with growth updates
Harli, it was last year, I think, when I learned from one of your videos that you could propagate a node without a leaf. I was shocked. Now I propagate both ways but I must admit that watching a leafless node grow roots and leaves is so satisfying. Thank you for sharing. Also, Thank you for being one of the minority of plant tubers who will mention ways to drive plant prices down. I'm sure there are many people who are upset with Costa Farms for mass producing highly desired overpriced plants. But that's how I was able to obtain the ZZ Raven, through Costa Farms.
I have a cebu blue pothos because of them! They’re not super cheap, but still cheaper than paying $5 for one node
What can I substitute for spagnam moss
This made so much sense to me. I’m one of those who water propagate with just one stem. So I must try this!! I want fuller plants! Love this video!
I'm a beginner when it comes to propagation, but I also prefer to have single leaf cuttings and plant several into one container to have a fuller plant. At the moment I'm propagating a golden pothos, I put all the individual leaf cuttings in water and was left with a few bare nodes. I don't have sphagnum moss, so let's see if I can get those to root in regular potting mix! I'm excited to see how the experiment goes ☺️. Thanks for the video! I also liked that you showed us the 1 month update, those tiny leaves look so cute! Have a nice weekend everyone ☺️🌱
I did this with cutting from a friends njoy and in 2 months I have a huge plant!
Seeing Golden Pothos wet sticks was kinda funny to me tbh
Hahaha me too TBH 😂 I just thought they’d be a relatively quick one to show the process
SUPER helpful! And I think you’re humble opinion is VERY valuable! This manner instead of the string of leaves direct into water was what I needed to understand ~ thank you!!
I’d loveeee to see a video like this of that scindapsus propagation progress!
Omg you're so beautiful, that dress is amazing on you and I can't take my eyes off your pink nails... They look perrrfect
I just propped some cuttings last night. Makes a lot of sense removing the leaves, never thought about that. Will try on my next prop. Great vid. Thanksn
Can we please get a propagations tour? I know you've done them in the past but it is so fun!
ALSO! How do you keep your prop boxes from molding when the lids are shut completely? I find stagnant air usually is where I go wrong
Yeah, same! And when some more thin leafs touches the moss it will rot. :-(
I am 1 week into trying this and the entire tray is very musky smelling.. I also think the lack of air circulation is the problem.
you can do a preventative hot bath, so sanitizing the container and the cuttings with hot water bath for a few minutes to kill potential fungi. and you can also use a fungicide (diy or store-bought)
i know this comment is a year old, but i mix a little hydrogen peroxide and water together and mist the cuttings with that instead of regular water.
You’re so beautiful inside & out 💜☀️ Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Great! I’ve always wondered what to do with those pieces!
My dad told me last year to add a banana to stubborn growers, that it will help speed the process. I used a banana to save my pecan saplings
Harly G, the simple gardener! thank you for your time... easy to follow videos
Love that little yellow pot!
I am a believer! How much nicer to have a fuller plant than longer water propagated strands!🤩😍.
This was so helpful to watch the way you filmed it! THANKS 😀
Just ran out & bought some Sphagnum Moss to try this. Just started taking cuttings off my night jasmine in soil & seem to have a
it's very helpful towards my plants that are consisting giving stem without any leafs! 😂😂😂
Hahaha same here! Frustrating at times, but hey! Perfect excuse to propagate 😂
Super helpful! I just this afternoon stuck a long pothos cutting in water, but I’m gonna re-route and go your way tomorrow! Thank you!
Omg that top with the red flowers is so cute!! Love your videos!
golden pothos node props are such a funny concept to me but this is a great video!!
Hahaha I had to do the video with a fast propagating plant 😂
I just spend $60 on a sad (but very well rooted) philodendron rio. The lady I bought it off of was so nice! She welcomed me into her home, gave me a free cutting of something else, some soil, and also a long rooted stem with just nodes and no leaves. I'm so excited to propagate just the nodes but also nervous!
I have been kind of hesitant to use s. Moss to propagate, but after watching your videos i think im ready to try! Thank you for such informational and inspiring videos 🥰
I know it’s been a year but oh my lawd that pot you put the little plantlets in was so cute 😍 do you happen to remember where it’s from? Reminds me of a little honey pot 🍯🥰
I went out and bought some sphagnum moss after watching one if your other videos. I have not tried to propogate in it yet, but after watching this video, Its inspired me to give it a go again! I love your videos, and have learned SO much from you!
Again, this makes me wanting to propagate more plants :D 🌱
Wow been doing the same to expand my collection with 100% success rate. Thanks for sharing knowledge to others. 😃
THIS IS SO HELPFUL! Thank you !!!! I’m about to go chop up some of my Monstera Peru (that I had chopped a LONG RUNNER and stuck in water)!! Thank you for posting this!!!
I watched your video about your propagation boxes and got the moss recently. I had already put a monstera node in some soil and perlite, but transferred it to moss in a propbox. It has a small grow point when I left 6 days ago, now it has a leaf!! 😀 I'm very excited! It got too tall for the lid to fit, so now I've put a small plastic bag around it to form a dome. I'm going to travel for about 10 days, so hopefully the dome will keep the moisture up so it won't dry out and die when I'm gone.
Just got some Monstera cuttings and I'm going to use this method. Wish me luck! 🤞🏾🍀
It was amazing even when I saw it with my own eyes. It really helped me a lot. Thanks
Never knew this was a way to propagate! Always just did cuttings. Thanks for the valuable information. Am trying this with my Marble Queen. Hope to have multiple plants by the end of summer.
I just tried this before I even finished the video. I have been going crazy with the props lately. I hope it works for me!
I haven’t tried this way yet, but you make it look so easy 🤗
WOW so informative! I had no idea you could propagate this way and I've been looking to do so with my pothos, monstera and philodendron for a bit. the philo is going nuts at its' nodes, rooting already, etc. and I just needed to know how to properly cut them so I did not kill them during the initial propagation process. Thank you!
Love your dress! Thank you for showing us the process.
I love this video ✨gave me inspiration to go propagate some more .
I think more people should propagating and sell ! It’s fun and I personally think it will help with the plant prices as well .
I totally propagated a pothos this was recently and it is definitely my favorite way. It's so cute 🤩
and here I was thinking you need at least 1-2 leaves on the cutting in order for the propagation to be successful... wow! I'm a little scared to try this but I definitely will
I love videos like this! More informative videos are my favorite! Could you do a video on adding propagations to an existing plants?
Omg Harli I got a Cebu blue cutting with four nodes a week ago and I have the bottom node in water😂😅and now you’re making me want to cut it all up and root all the nodes👀I’ve wanted a Cebu blue for so long I’m terrified to mess up but I think you’ve convinced me.
If you've got Walmarts nearby they've been popping up in hanging baskets! Keep an eye out!
@@mushroomtoad2022 ONG thank you for saying that! There’s one about 45 minutes away from me so I don’t think of it often but I am ABSOLUTELY gonna mane the drive👀🤩
Thank you. I just did this! I can’t wait to see the growth!
Update??
I’ve set them just in shallow water so they don’t get stuck to the sphagnum
Also straight to moist soil works. I remade the plant at work it was so sad & the thickest stem I had ever seen on a pothos
I do mine in moist Coco coir, works a treat!!
I love propagating this way too. So fun watching new leaves come out in the prop box!
After watching this video I’m definitely potting up all my cuttings from my prop box, I think it’s time!👌🏼 great video! 😊
Thank you for this video,Can you do a care ,watering,and fertilizer video on the MONEY TREE.. Thank you Harli G
Wonderful video per usual!! You know what!? I need your amazon page, seriously. Please put it in the description box. Thanks!
Thank you Harli, I started prop this way. I'm soo happy to see the lil plants.
I cannot for the death of me remember if I commented on this video, sorry if I did.
I tried this technique on my scindapsus exotica and it worked like magic! I had about 20 cuttings, only lost maybe 3 or 4 (I think I did it too late in the growing season so it became too humid/cold), around 8 had gorgeous leaves after a month (I gifted it to a friend for her bday) and I still have 8 growing. I don't think they'll all make it through winter but it's fine. I'm keeping an eye on them. I'm also trying it on my marble queen. Fingers crossed! 💚
can i use perlite instead of moss?
Very good. I'm going to try this. Thank you.
I love your method, my question is, if I take the cuttings like you did right from cutting them can I put them in soil, Basically bury them, will they grow?
Thank you so much for the tip. Will definitely do these with some cuttings. So exciting!
Have tried it myself and it’s so satisfying 🌱
I’ve been googling about this all weekend. Thank you 🙏🏻
I'd love to see vids on propagating some dischidia or hoya. I find that a lot of my dischidia cuttings can take up to 6 months to push out new growth. Grow lights have helped but I'd like to hear some of your tips.
I find hoya/dischidia to be more difficult to prop than ariods.
I love your videos and plants. Do you have a video about spider mite prevention and your best way to get rid of them? And any other possible pests for house plants
Great tutorial! I’m going to try it. You look beautiful BTW, little mama. Love the dress.
it really helped a lot
Easy to explain and good voice
I will come to watch the video, thank you :-)
I love this method especially for spares once I've trimmed cuttings, the problem is I keep forgetting what they are once they start to grow
Wow! I'm chronically bad with propagations. I have pothos cuttings with leaves that have been trying to root for almost a month. A few have died and the best ones have SMALL roots
one tip I learned was to let your cuttings callus/dry out for a day or two before sticking them in water. Thicker cuttings like a succulent or a cactus may take longer to callus compared to a skinny pothos stem. I tried this method with my monstera cuttings and roots and babies shot out way faster than I could comprehend lol.
Hi Harli! This came at the perfect time! I want to watch you do the scindapsus node prop! I just did a few scindapsus propagation experiments today actually! 1. Leafless Nodes in soil
2. Nodes and 1 leaf laying down in a prop box in sphagnum Moss
3. Nodes only laying down in sphagnum Moss.
I even have a scindapsus leaf and node in leca to see how that does lol. Curious! I love experimenting which methods have a better success rate and root faster.
How did your experimenting go? :)
@@ohenao hey! Honestly, the majority of the wet sticks rotted and did nothing. A lot of the growths were slow and not substantial. At least they weren't very memorable LOL. The ones that did the best were oddly enough the node and leaf cutting in LECA!
@@squishbean573 Interesting! Thanks for the update.
Thank you for the video ! Your dress look so cute !
Great tips! Thanks for sharing!
Drive them prices down baby!!! ❤️
I knoowwww my dream plant is a Cebu blue and I can’t find it anywhere and I refuse to pay what people are asking lol 🤣
@@LkRn09 My lowes got a Cebu the other day (ONE) and it was gone in two days
For anyone who is doubting propagating from nodes: it is true. Around 95% didn’t rot and grew leaves and roots. The other 5% sadly rotted (which may be my fault).
This method has become my go-to for propagations after I saw your video on your prop box
This is how I do it too! Except I don't take healthy leaves off. I can't bring myself to do that! 🤣
Showing entire process very helpful , thanks 😁
Excellent, even got hubby interested. Lol
I find that it is a little quicker propagating with a wet stick. That's extra leaf/leaves is there taking energy away from the new root growth. Thanks for sharing.
Wow that is so amazing! Such helpful instruction.....⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I love photos👍😍Sending full my support..👍☘️💚
I love videos like this! They are very helpful. Thanks 🙏🏾
Hi ! Could anyone tell me if you need to keep humidifying the moss as the cuttings grow ? Like is the initial hydration when you put in the cuttings enough ? And if not how often do I need to humidify it ? Thanks !!
Love this type of video!! Ill watch all of these anytime haha
great video Harli❤️❤️
You look great Harli! And what a cute dress!
This method works really good with my swiss cheese plant!
When I propagate I do both the node and the long cutting method depending on what I want. If I want to have another full plant then I'll propagate by nodes. I do want to have a cutting in water forever then I go and get a long cutting and stick it in water
Could i stick the stem and node in soil with part of the stem sticking out of the soil and yield similar results?
I love your channel Harli ❤
Thank you so much for making this video!!! Also I love your sundress♥️
I never used moss until your videos, game changer. Do you have these small prop containers on heat mats, or just at regular temperature of home?
You have a shop?!?!?!?!?!?! Do you sell online or local only? Always enjoy your videos 😊
Greetings. I know you said bright indirect light. Is that sunlight during the day or nonstop like a lamp?