how to propagate house plants in water, soil, leca, how to root cuttings quickly
This is an area that I think is VASTLY impacted by outside influences. The temperature and humidity of your house, the country you live in, and the quality of the parent plant will all have an effect on how easy a plant is to propagate. it’s also worth remembering that I don’t think there’s a …
What is layering? Tip layering Simple layering Compound layering Mound layering What layering method is best for propagating Rhaphidophora tetrasperma? Benefits of tip layering Disadvantages of tip layering Benefits of simple layering Disadvantages of simple layering Benefits of compound layering Disadvantages of compound layering Benefits of air layering Disadvantages of air layering How to propagate …
Sansevieria are a cool propagation project. Not only are there a few ways to try BUT crucially for a plant hoarder such as myself, Sansevieria are quite happy to be snug in their pot, so you can pop the babies back in with their mother once it’s rooted, so you don’t end up with a …
Propagating Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma is as simple as propagating a Pothos, but somehow not as easy. Their propensity towards root rot is probably a contributing factor – some plants just struggle with all things rooty. That being said, you’ll find that RT is easy to propagate, or a nightmare. I used to struggle SO MUCH, to …
I’ve done a fair bit of research on this, and the consensus seems to be that cuttings do best with long hours of indirect light. On a cloudy day, put them in your brightest spot, on sunny days, pull them back from the window. If your cuttings have leaves, they do need light Plants get …