Thank you Redsoil Gardener for another great video. I am inspired to try using Vermiculite especially for indoor plants. I like your idea of using transparent cups because you can see how the roots are growing. Lovely video. Wishing you a Very Merry Christmas.
Thank you Grace for you lovely comment. The Party cups are very practical and cheap. I began using them so as to encourage beginner gardeners, to use cheaper vessels that are cost effective. Sending Xmas greetings and all the best in the coming year.
Hi Alice👋! I'm liking those strong roots on the pothos. It's so common here in the U.S. to use perlite or leca for water propagation. I collect hoya plants and I grow them in the clay aggregate/leca. Considering how light vermiculite is my hoya cuttings would probably do better in that. Thanks for the tutorial. I look forward to your next video! Dee, New York
Dee thank you for sharing. Unfortunately, we use to get perlite however, for the last year its been unavailable. Whereas, leca, we don't have that in the market. it is most unfortunate. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the support.
Thank you for Sharing your beautiful plants lovely happy planting 🇹🇹😄😎😎❤❤
Thanks Jillian for your support.
Very beautiful variegated plant thank you Alice. God bless ❤️🙏🙌
Thank you MamaTtoB-P for your support.
Thank you Redsoil Gardener for another great video. I am inspired to try using Vermiculite especially for indoor plants. I like your idea of using transparent cups because you can see how the roots are growing. Lovely video. Wishing you a Very Merry Christmas.
Thank you Grace for you lovely comment. The Party cups are very practical and cheap. I began using them so as to encourage beginner gardeners, to use cheaper vessels that are cost effective. Sending Xmas greetings and all the best in the coming year.
Hi Alice👋! I'm liking those strong roots on the pothos. It's so common here in the U.S. to use perlite or leca for water propagation. I collect hoya plants and I grow them in the clay aggregate/leca. Considering how light vermiculite is my hoya cuttings would probably do better in that. Thanks for the tutorial. I look forward to your next video! Dee, New York
Dee thank you for sharing. Unfortunately, we use to get perlite however, for the last year its been unavailable. Whereas, leca, we don't have that in the market. it is most unfortunate. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for the support.