Favorite Propagating Hanging Plants

Hanging plants such as wandering Jews and ivy need periodic trimmings to encourage full growth and using these cuttings is a great way to start new plants.

Propagating hanging plants. The most common hanging propagation material is wood. Provide indirect light and keep the potting mix. First make a cut halfway into a stem leaving at least 2 feet of plant above.

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Plant each powdered stem in a hole and then gently push the sand around the stem. Our boho-inspired hanging propagation station is an ideal place to display your plants babies and watch them grow long and healthy roots QUALITY MATERIALS. Well youre in luck because here they come.

I am going to plant it in a pot. Water slowly and thoroughly until the water runs out the bottom of. Fill a planter with sand or a sandsoil mix and poke holes in the sand for planting.

You can put ZZ plant stem cuttings in water and they will eventually create roots. Then fill in the middle of the pot with cuttings and add more soil as needed. Make another cut 1 inch down and remove a shallow section of stem or bark between them.

Plant to propagate we use a Pothos below ScissorsPruners Glass vessel filled with room temperature water Garden gloves to keep germs away or wash your hands thoroughly. I will show you how to cut and root the steam of a wandering jew or inch plantafter a few days the roots come out like this. This can take weeks to months depending on the plant.