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How to Propagate Pothos in Water
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2020
- Today I cover how to propagate pothos in water including how and where to cut, how long it’s going to take, and when you can put it into soil.
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Thanks for making this video, short, simple and concise. Other videos take 20 minutes to explain this and it drives me nuts
Haha, same!! There’s no need to drag on and on. Thanks for your sweet comment!
@@tenneyplants your welcome! and thanks again
God damn right
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😂🤣 Grace! I thought that I was the only one that felt that way! As the person is chattering. I usually yell, “Just show it!”
Thank you for not turning this into a 30 minute video as many others did!
Thank you for this video! I didn’t know what to do with the extra stalk between growth nodes so it was a relief to see you cut & keep only the right bits. Good video, thank you
2:30 great! I need to trim my pothos but I was worried it wouldn’t keep growing after it’s cut. This was exactly what I was looking for.
So glad it was helpful! 💛
I watched your video after realising I was doing it all wrong. All the cuttings have now rooted so will plant them soon, thank you so much ❤
If I were you I think I would use a jar with a larger opening to make removing the rooted stems easier without the chance of ripping them off. I drive my sister crazy at times taking old jars that at one time contained food and washing them really well to use just for this purpose. I have done this on several occasions and it does take patience but is well worth it to make beautiful, full and bushy pothos plants! Thank you so much for your short and concise video, well done!
My mom would just clip the plant and stuck it in water. Most of the time it grew but your method is more precise
Greetings from Los Angeles
Thank you for this video! I am so scared to propagate my first pothos plant ever but it’s getting so long and this made me feel more confident!
TY! You are a life saver, because of this video I got the courage to finally cut my only pothos plant and I'm hoping to have new ones soon! ❤
This was very helpful and exactly what I needed. My issue was where exactly to cut (I originally cut off a leaf and tried to propagate that-I'm sure you can imagine how that turned out 😔) so I wanted exact instructions this time. Thank you! New subbie 😊
Thank you!! I’m glad it was helpful to you!
lmao same !!
I did the same thing! 😞
Same thing hhhh
Such a well made tutorial thank you!
My wife and I separated recently and I was given one of her pothos and I was worried about ruining it trying to propagate it and now I feel much better lol
Hope you and the plant are both doing well 🖤
@@jimmydeandog5142 We are! I've now got about 18 different pothos plants from the original! Thank you again for this tutorial!
Thank you Rachel as someone with a black thumb and north facing windows I can use the advice! Good video: short, simple and to the point. You have a very pleasant voice as well which never hurts. Many thanks.
Thank you!!
@@tenneyplants You are welcome as a newbie have you done any posts on people like myself who would love to have plants but get no sun at all?
I haven’t, but that’s a great idea for a future video!
Thank you for the short & simple tutorial! Excited to propagate my first plant.
I hope it goes well! 🤞
I was looking for a video on how to propagate Pothos into water and was really happy to find your video because most videos get so long & drawn out then eventually will show you how to do it. so I’m glad that you went straight into it , The visuals were very clear on what you were doing and your explanations were easy to understand ..
Thanks for the video! I have a pothos that is very long, some branches about 5feet long. I'm happy it's been doing so well
That’s amazing!! Sounds like you’ve been doing a great job with it!
Planting newbie here! Didn’t know you had to cut the node! 🤦♀️😅 thank youu for this video! No longer a sad plant mom lol
Haha, we've all been there! So glad this helped!
This was super helpful! I took a couple of cuttings from my stepmom's pothos recently and I've been worried since its been a almost a week or so. Good to know that it can take them a bit longer to start growing roots especially in winter 👍
My pathos is ready to make babies and your video was exactly what I needed. Perfect! You have a new subscriber! 👏🏼
I'm so glad it was helpful! And thanks for the kind comment and for subscribing! Means a lot to me!
This is the most thorough straight forward easy to understand video I’ve come across, thank you!!
agreed
Thanks so much for this. I've successfully propagated my plant since watching your video!
That makes me so happy to hear! 💛
Thank you.
You have a relaxing voice 😊
Thanks for this, you have a very calming and friendly voice.
Thank you! That’s very kind of you!
Thank you so much for showing it grows back, I was worried about that.
Thankyou , I tried it today.This is my first plant💕
I have some as a gift from months ago an they are growing like crazy in my water propagation! Can I leave them in water? Like forever? I’m in love with it. The roots are literally probably 7 inches long at this point an they have multiple new leafs
That’s awesome!! Yeah you can leave them in there indefinitely! Just make sure to change the water regularly and use hydroponic fertilizer when needed. But they’ll do great growing in water!
@@tenneyplants thank you!!
Thanks for making this video! Love how short it is :) Just wondering-did you have trouble getting the cuttings out of the jar? It has a pretty small opening
Thank you! It definitely took some time to get it out of those jars, but after some wiggling they can free with no problem
now i know what i was doing wrong! very detailed and well explained. i’ll be subscribing :) thank you 💞
I'm glad it helped! And thank you so much for subscribing! Means the world :)
You do have to change out the water regularly or it will turn a yellowish color and your cutting will get mushy and die. I changed my water every 3-4 days
Thanks for sharing. Your closeups are very helpful
Thank you so much! This is so helpful! You also have a very soothing voice ☺️
Thank you!! 💛
Informative and straight to the point. Thanks.
Thanks for keeping it precise and informative. I love your soothing voice as well. I'm a new plant mum
Straight to the point thank you very helpful plant 🌱
Thank you. This helped a lot, loved how you were direct and straight to the point!
Thank you, I’m glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I was looking for something quick. You explained it perfectly. Subscribed just for that!❤❤❤
Simple and to the point! I appreciate your content, subbing!
Thank you!! ❤️
Very informative video, thank you for sharing.
Really informative & straight to the point. Thank you for the great video. Liked & subscribed! ❤️
Thank you!! That means a lot to me!
I'm not sure where to place mine. I had a very long vine. Placed it in a clear glass bottle but the leaves started curling and no roots. Maybe it was too shaded? Help
Thank you so much! Perfect video!
Thank you for a great video! Tonight I did this to about 8 leaves from the Mother plant. This plant was recently transplanted (3-4 months ago) because it was root bound in its pot. The past two months it hasn't been looking too great. My Father removed some of the root system, and planted it in potting soil. So I'm not sure why suddenly it's not doing well. A shock to the plant perhaps? Maybe he gave it too much water when he transplanted it? So I'm hoping that these leaves take, and start rooting for me. This was my Mother's plant that she had for many years - I think it misses her, and her green thumb 😔
Oh I hope it takes root too! I'm sorry for your loss and think it's really sweet you take care of her plant to remember her by.
And I don't know how big the pot is that you and your dad repotted it in, but it's best to increase the pot size by a half inch or inch in diameter. Just so there's not a lot of empty wet soil with no roots in it to soak it up. :) I hope that helps!
@@tenneyplants Thank you for your quick reply! So maybe it didn't like losing some of it's roots and being placed back in the same size hanging basket (maybe 10" top dia.) with mostly soil. I'm thinking that maybe he took out half or more of it's roots. What might be the next best thing to do for the Mother plant?
Thank you again!
Hm, I would recommend trimming the mother plant back. Doing so will allow the smaller root system not be so overwhelmed trying to support so many leaves.
And you could propagate the trimmings too if you wanted to!
Thank you so much! all the other videos about propagating pathos were super sped up and it was stressful lol so thanks for slowing it down and showing its progress
Great video! Just wondering- Do you change out the water ever during this propagating process?
Yes, great question! If the water ever becomes cloudy, miscolored, or simply gets low, it’s a good idea to dump the old water and get some fresh water for it.
thank you so much for this!! the top of my pothos plant is suffering becuz of root rot (i accidentally overwatered her when i first got her ... oops) and all of her bottom leaves are growing beautifully
Short and clear explanation, thanks! Propagating a neon pothos :D
a lot of mine r on the windowsill of a north facing window and the east wall of a room with a large south facing window
also a tip ive done with mine is to NOT change the water pothos plants have a root hormone that they give off and helps it to grow roots the only time i’ve changed mine is if it has a suspicious mold not alge thats normal but like actual mold or if it starts to smell bad
if ur gonna move the water plants into soil make sure u fill a nursery pot with dirt and plant it then put it in a bowl and fill the bowl with water to help it settle and keep the water highly watered for a while
Thank you very much for this video! It helped me very much in growing a propagation I acquired from a friend.
Thanks for being short and straight to the point!
Great video, just what I was looking for. Thank you.
I got to propagate my friends pothos last night. It was fun and relaxing 😎
So helpful. Thank you Lady!
How do you get the cuttings out of those tiny openings and without damaging the roots and stems?
my thoughts exactly!!!
It took a bit of work and patience but they actually came out just fine with no damage! 😄
What kind of water is needed? I feel that the tap water where I live is harsh..is bottled spring water fine?
Bottled spring water works great!
Thank you for the video!!! The other ones took forever to explain. This one is easy to follow. Thank you!!!!
What a great idea for used foundation bottles!
Direct, informative, not pointless blah blah blah… THANK YOU!!
Thank you! I had the same frustrations so that’s why I made this!
Great video!! Thank you
This was suuuuper useful!! Thank you so much for your tips & sweet voice, I'll propagate mine now :)
This video is great you made it very clear. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Accurate and to the point! 👍🏼
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video and it fit my attention span🪴💜🪴💜🪴
Thank you!!
this is really informative. thanks!!!!
I tried this today. Thank you! Your video was really helpful 🌿
So glad to hear that!! And thank you!
Did it work for you?
It took my first batch about a month. When I transplanted them to soil I made the mistake of burying the stem up to where the leaf meets. As a result about half rotted.I pulled the remaining ones back up and replanted them with about half of the old stem out of the ground. I tried to bury the main root and leave one above ground so that I don't have to worry about them rotting.
Thank you for this video I been doing it wrong & now if off to propagate the right way!! 🤞🏾
Yay, hope it goes well!!
@@tenneyplants Thank you so much!!!
This was so very helpful for me! Thank you!
So easy to follow 😊
Thank you! 😊
Do you change the water while waiting for roots to appear
You have an amazing voice, forgot about love at first site, its love at first voice
Lol, I’ll take it. Thanks!
Thank you for your video it's straight to the point,👍
Perfect explanation, thank you.
So excited to start! :)
thanks for the concise and to the point explanation Tenney! great video!
so helpful, thank you so much, my biggest fear was the mother plant getting stuck growing where i cut
Thanks for sharing.
I loved it!! Just a quick question can they live forever in the water they look cute in that tiny bottle hehe
Thank you! I loved them in their little bottles too! And yes, pothos will actually do quite well in water for years. Just be sure to change their water regularly and give them hydroponic fertilizer every now and then so they can get the nutrients they need :)
Thank you for this 😊 Such a helpful video. I just placed some trimmings from my pothos in a jar with water and started the process however the ends got really brown and wasn't growing any roots. Suggestions?
I’d try snipping off the brown ends (without taking off any nodes) and be diligent about changing the water. That should keep the ends from turning brown again. Hope that helps!
Thank you so much! Ur the best
Once you transition your pothos to a pot, would you add one clipping or multiple per pot?
Great question! I like to add multiple so it creates a really full plant!
OML I PICKED OFF MY NODES I THOUGHT THEY WERE DEAD 💀 the green is still under them are they still alr?
I’m actually not sure on this one. My guess is that they wont be able to grow new roots from there but I could be wrong. You could certainly try to propagate it and see what happens!
I love your voice. You sound like a Crystal Gem character from Steven Universe. It's my favorite show
Nice info and nicely explained dear friend
This video is very helpful thank you💓💓
Thanks for sharing and you earned a new subscriber here :)
Great video! I'm curious as to how you managed to get them back out of the jars once they rooted.
Great video! I’m trying to my office look a little more happy looking instead of just seeing the parking lot and busy roads in my office building, so I’m propagating a lot of my wife’s houseplants.
I’m the one who does the edible garden, but I’m not as comfortable with plants I can’t eat. 😅
I love it! I hope it goes well for you!
Great info, had a quick question; how long will those tiny jars be used? Not much area for roots to grow is why I ask.
Don't make that mistake.... Like I did lol I had to take a hammer to my little glass jars. Literally couldn't pull out the new roots. I used something with a larger mouth and some tape to snug the cutting
Darn!! I was waiting for her to remove those awesome roots from those tight-necked jars...
Exactly what I needed
how you take out the plant from the botle? 😁
Thanks Tenny..! straight ot the point.
Thanks for the informative video 👍🏻👍🏻
Quick question! Do you change out the water completely from time to time or just replenish with additional water in the container as needed? Thanks for this succinct video, as everyone else has said it's annoying to see a 20+ min video for something so simple!
Thank you!! And yeah, I’ll usually dump the water and replace it with new water. Just to make sure it stays fresh!
@@tenneyplants much thanks, stay excellent 🤙
Thank you. How often to change the water.
My neighbor is moving and she has this huge pathos like it doesn’t fit in my rooms table Bc it’s dangling so much and my guinea pigs see me enter and run. Away from the plant hahaha 😭😂so this video is perfect I will start trimming it down Bc lord knows it’s sooo long it reaches the floor
soo interesting and informative sharing thanks and welldone
Thank you!!
Subscribed!
Help! I’ve had my pothos in water for a year. They’ve been thriving in the water for such a long time, but suddenly the leaves have been turning yellow. Any idea how I can fix this? Thanks in advance 🥹
Thank you for showing us . I get some idea..
I was wondering what you do when there is a big gap between the pothos leaves with vine only between them? Just cut the nodes or cut the vine and nodes down? Can you do that when there are no leaves yet?
Thank you for this video - so helpful and definitely subscribing. I'll be trying this with my pothos which is really long now but doesn't seem to have bits I can easily cut with a node and then a bit of stem each side without cutting a lot of the plant off?!
Do we need to change water while in these small jars too?
What amount of time is "regular" once the roots become 1 to 2 inches long?