Propagation
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How To Propagate Philodendron
Welcome to our guide to how to propagate philodendron… In general philodendrons are easy to propagate in soil, leca sphagnum moss and water. You need two nodes, one bare for the roots to grow from and one with foliage. Make a clean cut and then add the cutting to the medium, and wait 2 months before potting them up in soil. Introduction Here we run down how to propagate philodendron. These beautiful and popular tropical houseplant can be relatively easily propagated with cuttings either in water, soil or sphagnum moss. Soil requires the least work (you just stick the cuttings in!), water is great as you can monitor root growth,…
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Neon Pothos Propagation In Leca (10 Step Process With Pictures)
Our step by step guide to neon pothos propagation in leca. I run down all you need to know with pictures of my propagations. See also our neon pothos care guide: Neon Pothos Care, as well as all our other pothos articles here. What You’ll Need You will need: Neon Pothos Propagation In Leca Step 1: Get your plant and decide where you are going to cut it. Will you cut one long branch and split that into smaller cuttings? Or take a little off each branch? You want the plant to look good afterwards too! I’m going to take one branch off and then chop it into smaller pieces.…
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How To Prepare Sphagnum Moss For Propagation
Welcome to our guide to how to prepare sphagnum moss for propagation. Moss is great for propagating aroids, I use it a lot as it is cleaner than soil so you get less rot, it also keeps the nodes both moist and airy to encourage rooting. See also some of our propagation guides that use sphagnum moss: Philodendron Gloriosum Propagation In Moss, Monstera Dubia Propagation In Moss, Philodendron Melanochrysum Propagation In Moss Philodendron Micans Propagation In Sphagnum Moss. What You’ll Need You will need: How To Prepare Sphagnum Moss For Propagation The moss can get clumpy and often come really compressed together. You want to separate out the strands as…
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Neon Pothos Propagation In Water
Welcome to our article on neon pothos propagation in water, with step by step instructions including pictures of my propagations. See also our neon pothos care guide: Neon Pothos Care, as well as all our other pothos articles here. What You’ll Need You will need: Neon Pothos Propagation In Water Step 1: Take a cutting from your neon pothos, if it is a big plant I think it is best to take one long stem and then chop that up into smaller pieces to propagate. Or you can ‘give the plant a haircut’ and cut off smaller cuttings all over. Step 2: Trim the cuttings down so you have one…
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Can Pothos Grow In Water?
Can pothos grow in water? Yes they are really easy to propagate in water and you can keep them in the jar indefinitely. Read on for all you need to know… See our other Pothos articles: Jessenia Pothos, Hawaiian Pothos, Glacier Pothos, Neon Pothos Care, Neon Pothos Propagation In Water, Pothos Propagation. How To Grow Pothos In Water You want to water propagate a pothos so it roots in water, then keep the water topped up and keep the cutting in water for as long as you like. The plant should be fine ongoing if you keep the water topped up and keep an eye out for rot. Follow these…
