Snake plant propagation 🙂 You can propagate a whole leaf or cut a leaf in multiple pieces. The bigger the leaf surface is, the faster it will propagate, so obviously, it's better to propagate a full leaf.⠀ ⠀ It can take even 2-3 months to see the first sign of roots, so be patient. I usually see the roots in about 2 months and get first shoots in about 3 months. That's without using a heat mat. With a heat mat things are faster. ⠀ ⠀ Let me know if you have any questions. And stay safe! | Mr. Ho

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Do you have a snake plant that had started to lean? This usually happens from watering your plant too frequently, and it’s especially common with plants kept in low light. Light processes water, so lower light equals slower water processing time. Slower water processing time increases your likelihood of getting root rot! #snakeplant #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plants #houseplants | Tanner The Planter

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Succulent water propagation - I think it's important to remember that we don't need to have fancy propagation vessels and beautiful watering cans in order to have lots of beautiful plants. Being in Serbia during COVID, with all my fancy pots and plant tools being back in DC, forced me to go back to the basics. Since we had a long curfew, I couldn't do a lot of shopping, couldn't buy fancy pots, I mostly used stuff that I found in my parents' apartment - an empty glass jar and vaccum foil to prop

I’ve been using propagation pods, but you can also use plastic to wrap. Just make sure to seal the top and bottom of the plastic with tape or twist ties and cover it with foil to block out light. This pod needs to be watered about 1/2 X a week as it doesn’t retain moisture as well as plastic. 🌱Layering happens naturally in the wild. If a low stem or branch is in contact with the ground it can develop adventitious roots (lateral root primordia), eventually anchoring into the soil. When the stem

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