Philodendron Burle Marx Propagation In Sphagnum Moss

Take your cuttings, be really careful not to damage the node if they are close together.

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Leave the cuttings aside for a few hours. Let the open wounds callous over until fully sealed. They can rot if water gets into the wound.

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Soak some sphagnum moss, squeeze off the excess water, and fill a cup with it.

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Hold the cutting in place and then fill in around it with moist moss.

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Keep the cutting moist, well lit, and humid until it roots and you get new growth from the top of the plant. Then you can treat it as a juvenile plant and move it to soil.

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Further Info...

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Philodendron Burle Marx Propagation In Sphagnum Moss

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Take your cuttings, be really careful not to damage the node if they are close together.

Step 1

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Leave the cuttings aside for a few hours. Let the open wounds callous over until fully sealed. They can rot if water gets into the wound.

Step 2

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Soak some sphagnum moss, squeeze off the excess water, and fill a cup with it.

Step 3

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Hold the cutting in place and then fill in around it with moist moss.

Step 4

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Keep the cutting moist, well lit, and humid until it roots and you get new growth from the top of the plant. Then you can treat it as a juvenile plant and move it to soil.

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