Exactly ❤ I also gently massage the roots/buds to promote the release of rooting hormones. (If I remember) once I move the propagations I save some of the water and use it to water my other plants, all my pothos have crazy long roots bc of that lol
I learnt this the hard way 😅 I'm a newbie and my partner accidentally broke off a segment of my new Christmas cactus that had a bud on it and I freaked out and put it into the water bud and all and for two weeks I had this tinnnny piece of root that just looked more plant, not a root. I pulled off the flower about a week ago and my cutting has three really healthy looking roots so far in only a few days!
@@bhumphries1360 because they don't observe the leaves and its "horns"... which are rounder in the Christmas cactus, those of the Thanksgiving cactus are more pointed perché non osservano le foglie e le sue "corna"...che sono più rotonde nel cactus di natale, più appuntite quelle del cactus del ringraziamento
Yes! Plant the rooted cutting in a well-draining potting mix. Water the soil lightly, being careful not to overwater and place it in bright, indirect light.
Sorry we don't have video on propagating String of Frogs, But We have a video about String of pearls (ruclips.net/video/a4Cu4dAxjFY/видео.html) and blog (succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-propagate-string-of-hearts-using-the-butterfly-method) that you might want to check, hope it would
I heard somewhere that it’s better just to add new water, because changing it would dilute the rooting hormones in it
Exactly ❤ I also gently massage the roots/buds to promote the release of rooting hormones. (If I remember) once I move the propagations I save some of the water and use it to water my other plants, all my pothos have crazy long roots bc of that lol
Oh wow! Really?? That’s great to know!
ABSOLUTE GENIUS
No flowers though, they take energy away from the plant
I learnt this the hard way 😅 I'm a newbie and my partner accidentally broke off a segment of my new Christmas cactus that had a bud on it and I freaked out and put it into the water bud and all and for two weeks I had this tinnnny piece of root that just looked more plant, not a root. I pulled off the flower about a week ago and my cutting has three really healthy looking roots so far in only a few days!
बहुत ही खूबसूरत ❤❤❤❤❤
È un cactus del ringraziamento
it's a thanksgiving cactus
Regardless it's a great method
Regardless it's a great method
Yes!! I don't understand why people seem to get them so confused. They look completely different!
@@bhumphries1360 because they don't observe the leaves and its "horns"... which are rounder in the Christmas cactus, those of the Thanksgiving cactus are more pointed
perché non osservano le foglie e le sue "corna"...che sono più rotonde nel cactus di natale, più appuntite quelle del cactus del ringraziamento
@@bhumphries1360 I know!!!!!
Genius
Very nice
Once they have roots just plant in soil?
Yes!
Plant the rooted cutting in a well-draining potting mix. Water the soil lightly, being careful not to overwater and place it in bright, indirect light.
Do you have any information on propagating String of Frogs??? I cant find ANYTHIGN out there
Sorry we don't have video on propagating String of Frogs, But We have a video about String of pearls (ruclips.net/video/a4Cu4dAxjFY/видео.html) and blog (succulentsbox.com/blogs/blog/how-to-propagate-string-of-hearts-using-the-butterfly-method) that you might want to check, hope it would
@@SucculentsBox THank you!
After how many days roots appear
What does Leve then callous mean?
It would stimulate the formation of new root cells in some cases, allowing the cutting to take root more easily.
leave them to dry for a few days so the cut can heal.
@@mirandak4512oh really? Never heard of this, I’ll definitely try it