The Great Streptocarpus PROPAGATION EXPERIMENT!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @susannewlove2115
    @susannewlove2115 Год назад

    Looking forward to an update someday!

  • @greentreesmatter
    @greentreesmatter 9 месяцев назад

    Did you do a video on how the Streptocarpus Propagation turned out?

  • @danielleaf9146
    @danielleaf9146 7 месяцев назад

    waiting or an update too!

  • @Ingridv8x
    @Ingridv8x 3 месяца назад

    Guess they didn't root then? I agree with you that it's easy, and I have a least 50% luck, but you haven't done an update? Would love to see how others get on.

  • @boopdeboo6936
    @boopdeboo6936 Год назад

    Another fantastic video! You're great with the camera and just like you're chatting to a friend.
    I do have a question.... how do you know which plants you can propogate from leaf cuttings and which ones you can't?

    • @thenewleafltd
      @thenewleafltd  Год назад +2

      Awwww, thank so much! I feel like I’m starting to get more comfortable, so hopefully my personality is coming out a bit more!
      Very good question, there is probably a proper scientific answer I’m sure. I started out researching the plants I already had (i.e. a quick Google 😆), I learnt more about the differences between different genuses of plants as my collection grew, so I got a better understanding of which would propagate via leaf cuttings. I thoroughly recommend the book ‘Root Nurture Grow’ by Carl Langdon and Rose Ray, it’s absolutely awesome 👍🏻
      Indoor plants that sprout leaves from the crown seem to be a fairly good rule of thumb, so Peperomia, African Violets, Rex Begonia, obviously loads of succulents and Dracaena/Sansevieria. Also the ZZ plant and some Pilea will work too.

  • @pd9094
    @pd9094 5 месяцев назад

    How did it go?