Wow, that cup idea is so simple yet so genius!!! I normally do the same thing (only with one cup), but having the two cups taped together gives a lot more room for it to grow before removing it. Thanks! Haha
Instead of using a 2nd cup I put my cup into a ziplock bag! I find this much easier as there is no hassle of possibly damaging the plant while fiddling around with a tape as the plant in this stage is quite sensitive and can just open and close it with one move to allow some air flow every few days. All of mine have spouted so far! The cups I have are quite narrow and I make sure to get big ziplock bags to upgrade it once the first few leaves have developed.
I find using a high-quality sphagnum moss it doesn't mold very easily. If I used a different medium it probably would, but the mold you see on your substrate is generally not harmful
Thank you for sharing. Great video, you are a natural and very simple to the point. Funny too!
appreciate the info. im currently found a corm in my dying alocasia dragon scale and this give me hope!
So how'd it work out?
@@amaturearcadia it rotted out and broke apart rip
I just found 15 corms in my alocasia when I repotted it. I have them in some perlite to propagate.
Thank for the information. Am looking forward to use the tips. 😊
Wow, that cup idea is so simple yet so genius!!! I normally do the same thing (only with one cup), but having the two cups taped together gives a lot more room for it to grow before removing it. Thanks! Haha
Instead of using a 2nd cup I put my cup into a ziplock bag! I find this much easier as there is no hassle of possibly damaging the plant while fiddling around with a tape as the plant in this stage is quite sensitive and can just open and close it with one move to allow some air flow every few days. All of mine have spouted so far!
The cups I have are quite narrow and I make sure to get big ziplock bags to upgrade it once the first few leaves have developed.
This is kinda awesome! Thanks for the tip! 🤗
great video! gonna try this rn
Thankyou for this tip,💚
Thank you for this!
Wow 😍😍😍
That was a good video
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Mine always get soggy 😢
My corms are pointy on both ends! Do I plant the side that was attached to the mother plant up or down?
You plant that side down. That part that was attached to a root of the mother plant will grow roots.
Will moist dirt with perlite do?
I found a corm and thought it was a bug so I threw it in the garage 😩
Tried it. Failed. Not trying again.
Some of them don’t grow mine are usually successful
I don’t have moss what do I do I have the corms tho
You can also plant them directly into soil, following the same steps. Perlite works too.
How do you not get mold??
I find using a high-quality sphagnum moss it doesn't mold very easily. If I used a different medium it probably would, but the mold you see on your substrate is generally not harmful
What soil is that?
It's an aroid mix I make myself - I have another video on it with the recipe 🙂
Its corm