Thank you everyone for your feedback! Some of you guys told me that this method is called air layering, and it is been used in gardening a lot. I thought I was the first one came up with this method and was very clever 😂😂😂
Nicole do you have a method for ZZ plant? Currently it's a long wait game but so with it. I took some cuttings put them in water left them for months and topped it off often roots formed then the bulbs then new root bulbs with their own shoots as the cutting died off. From 4 cuttings I have 1 original cutting and 8 or more root bulbs with several shoots. It took 6mos just to see roots. I get sick and never put in dirt so I started to transition the saplings by adding soil to the water with nutrients in it. It's been a few more months growing like this. I will repot them this week. I also cut up some snake plant stems that were too long and put in water they now all have roots and are ready to go in soil for new snake plants. I never thought about selling them but the zz for sure is a labor of love that I will be selling.
I have watched your demo all the way and you have stimulated my interest in taking cuttings as a hobby. My plan is to corner the market - Ha!. I am 86 this year, thank you.
You have inspired me to air layer some of my philodendrons! You have shown how easy it can be and the act of cutting the stem half way is brilliant in making a resilient and self sufficient plant.
Wow! Like...WOW!! This was amazing for me! It's so perfect! Grow the roots before you even cut it...it's genius! Thank you so much! My Silver Sword is not happy and no matter what I've done, it won't grow. I know the only way I can start over is to chop but the thought made me shiver because I could lose the plant if a cutting doesn't make it. Thank you ever so much. You have a brand new fan in Canada!! 😁
Aloha Nicole! A great tutorial. I love how you took us on a visual journey up the plant stem, to nodes, etc. and showed which ones would work better. My eyes need the specifics. Thanks so much!! :)
Nicole you are a plant saviour!!! My philodendron Florida Ghost arrived all brown leaves and looking awful!! Maybe it was transit stress, dehydration, fortunately no root rot! I give it time to acclimate in my home yet I m trying your method as there are healthy airial roots and growing points for new leaves. Fingers crossed!! Greetings from Greece!
🌓Hey there Nicole how are you doing love? First I would like to say you are such a beautiful soul, such a sweet spirit, you videos are are very informative but yet relaxing, I haven’t seen this method you shared today either on YT. So thank you soooo much for sharing, I am eager to try this and I will keep you updated for sure, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge of plants and for taking us shopping for plants. Lol. I have a huge collection of plants, I love plants so much, I was blessed to find a very healthy zz plant with 5 or 6 plants in it for $2. 62. I thought I was seeing things, it screamed with excitement in Walmart in Alabama. It was in clearance, I was praying for a zz plant at a great price, but a very healthy one of course and I got it, I also picked up several more plants for cheap. They were very healthy as well, I even checked the roots and examined them for pests, and I am very satisfied of my new babies, maybe I’ll take some pictures of my plants and send them to you by IG. But first I want to do your method on some of my plants. Thanks for all the hard work you put into your videos, and please know you I truly appreciate it. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more wonderful videos. Bless you Nicole and have a wonderful rest of the week.🦋
I'm doing great! How have you been Kim? Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm so glad you found my videos helpful! And congrats to the raven ZZ! I saw them at local nurseries but I'm the same way. I don't want to spend a lot of money on it so I purposely waited. So glad I finally got one from Whole Foods. And $2.62 for a healthy and full raven zz plant is a STEAL!!!! I'm so happy for you!
I used air layering recently for a hoya chelsea. I got it in the mail and one of the main stems was broken but not completely. So the outer layer of the stem was already compromised. I put a little rooting hormone in the cut and then built a little pocket with plastic wrap and sphagnum moss and kept it moist. Keeping it moist in my climate was a bit challenging. I had to use a little dropper to add water to the pocket every few days. It developed roots inside the pocket in about two weeks. I kept it there for two more weeks, then made a full cut. I left the moss because the roots had adhered to it, then buried the roots and moss in soil.
Amazing results! I'm familiar with this method but haven't tried it on houseplants. Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! BTW, I'm really enjoying your videos!
What a fantastic method. Very impressive. I'll definitely try it when I propagate some of my houseplants. Thank you for your informative and enjoyable video.
Thank you , this is great. I have used air layering for citrus trees before and had success. I was looking for someone who has used this for philodendron before I make the cut in mine which is beautiful but out of control. I’m glad I found your video , very helpful.
Great video! This may be a known method but it doesnt seem very popular on CZcams so I do hope others will credit your video if this is where they first saw it. You definitely made me aware of this method. I just cut up my brandy to propagate but I wish I saw this first 🙃
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole I didn't even know one was scheduled! I will have to look up the details and see if I can make it. I would love to! I need some in-person plant people time 😆
I’m gonna try it you’ve given me the inspiration! I have a huge standelyana that I tried to take cuttings and root in water and it just rotted I’m gonna try this. Also for my tetrasperma that is too large and growing into the ceiling. I’ve been able to water prop but it takes a long and the conversion to soil nearly killed them so I think this will be easier on them. Thank you so much!
Yea I felt SO STUPID. I thought I was the first one coming up with this method and was so proud lol. I did purposely search "houseplants propagation" before I filmed the video but there was nothing. I guess it is because I don't know the term. I searched again after people commented, and realized this method has been using in gardening hundreds of years ago. 😂
SunnySideUp with Nicole It’s still worth being proud of that you figured out this method without knowing it was already discovered, it’s a great method!
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole ... oh, your video was *wonderful* ! And I'm so very glad you titled your video "propagation", because if it had been labeled "air layering", I might have never discovered this technique! 😚
Hello there! Yes it is a good method ! I learned it decades ago , it is great to see it done . How happy ro see tour success😁i did subscribe to your channel because maybe there is something new to learn or revisit😉 Keep being plant happy
I haven't done air layering yet, buI will try it bc, as you said, the cutting sometimes rots. Thank you for the closeup view of you doing the layering. It helps to be closeup so that we can learn.
This is BRILLIANT! Thank you so much for sharing this! I have had the worst luck with propagating all of my plants. I'm excited to give this a try! How do you like to propagate snake plants?
I'm currently air-layering my Raphidaphora Tetrasperma as my test subject on this method. It took forever to start rooting but it worked! Except it grew a lot so I added another air layer😂
Hi. This is my first time watching your channel. Yes, I like the content of this video. Thank you :-) I'm going to give it a try after I buy some S. Moss. I just subscribed.
Thank you for the video. I wonder why it's called air layering when the working area is under wet sphagnum and plastic wrap? Oh well I really like that method and look forward to trying it. Thanks again. 🌻
Yeah this called air layering. It's used quiet a bit in bonsai and greenhouse propagation. Worked in greenhouses as a young human. If you use some powder rooting hormone your success rate will go even higher. I used to not use the rooting powder. But know when I go to clone or layer a new tree or plant I always use air layering it takes longer to root on some species but your rate of success is much much higher. The only thing I haven't been about to have success with is pine and conifer trees.
Yep, "Air Layering" and you are very clever regardless if you didn't come up with it! ;) loving all your video's your putting out 😁👍😍 *hugs* keep 'em coming! I had no idea that my Philodendron Horse Head that i got at The Flower Farm would get that BIG (although I've noticed she is growing fast!) Did you get yours at The Flower Farm too? I'm also interested in how big your Monstera Standleyana Albo Variegata is doing??? I got the same one at the Flower Farm as well and it's growing so fast and big! I'm gonna be putting a moss pole in for her cuz she is growing so fast ... apparently my plants are females LOL.
Hahahaha! Nothing wrong with all girls in the family 😊 Yes I got mine at the flower farm. It needs to be repotted but I'm out of pot!!!!! I also got the monstera standleyana from flower farm as well. I got mine last year but I gave it to a friend in winter. It was taller than me lol. They are definately fast grower! I recently bought another monstera standleyana from them and I planned to do a giveaway to my subscribers soon. Yes they need a pole. Without a pole, they grow so leggy.
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole oh that's awesome 👍 you are gonna make someone very, very happy. So i got sister plants to your's woot, woot LOL. I love that place and am planning a trip in the Fall....that would be cool if you could come out and meet me there! I'd love to meet you 😁👍 if you're interested of course.... I'm hoping the Pink Princesses, Monstera Peru and Hoya Polyneura will be ready and I can talk Keith out of one of each lol. I'm gonna go check out Larry's and that Thrift store place with all the cheap nice plants you showed as well.
What do you recommend to do when I already have a Monstera standleyana albo cutting? I have two of them and I’m trying to figure out the best way to get roots since they’re cut. Please help!! Thank you.
Let me know how it goes! I just realized this method is called air layering. I thought I was clever 😂😂😂 I have not propagate a rubber plant before. Hopefully they are easy to root.
you should get a plastic shower curtain from the dollar tree and lay it down when you repot or garden in the house and then shake it outside lol am glad you are showing rooting cuz i got phobias and wont even try it
May I have a question? Did you ever get a new stem growth with air layering? Is it possible? Or do only roots appear? I bought lower half of philodendron dark lord and now I am trying to find out, if there is a way to safely increase my chance of getting more then one new growth without cutting it. I dont want to make the new growth weaker by cutting the plant...
Wow, this is very helpful! One question, when doing air layering does it matter if the plant is indoors or outdoors? Most of our plants are outdoors so I'm worried that the node covered with plastic might get too hot? Thanks!
this comment is old, and I'm not sure if you figured out another solution or not but I did see a video with air layering where the person was very careful to tightly secure the top and bottom of the Saran Wrap and then wrapped the saran wrap in foil and they said it was to keep the air rooting/moss from getting too hot. Not sure if that would solver your issue but it seemed to work well int the video I saw. Good luck!
I wanted to let you know that I scored a philodendron Birkin at my local store only nine dollars for a big one so I brought two one foe me and one for my daughter I will use your shopping tips for plants from now on ,oh yes i know this isn't the right video too excited 😆 😄 😀
Thanks for leaving me a comment Carol. It doesn't matter under which video.😂 I'm so glad you got a couple Birkin! What a steal! Congratulations! The cheapest one I found at my local nursery is $20 for a very small plant. Hopefully my local big box stores will get birkin soon!
Excellent video! Thank you, I learned a lot! Question: regarding Clusias, would I need to do the same? Or is there another method to have 100% success (or speed)?
Hi Evan, if it is in the middle of the hot summer (like now), I check it every 4-5 days, just making sure the moss is moist. If it is dry, I give it a little mist. If it is in cooler days, you might not have to check that at all. Hopefully this helps!
Thank you everyone for your feedback! Some of you guys told me that this method is called air layering, and it is been used in gardening a lot. I thought I was the first one came up with this method and was very clever 😂😂😂
Well thank you for adding your tutorial to the mix! You explained it really well so I know you helped me!
Thank you!❤
Hi new subbie. Did you spray with water throught the week?
Nicole do you have a method for ZZ plant? Currently it's a long wait game but so with it.
I took some cuttings put them in water left them for months and topped it off often roots formed then the bulbs then new root bulbs with their own shoots as the cutting died off. From 4 cuttings I have 1 original cutting and 8 or more root bulbs with several shoots. It took 6mos just to see roots. I get sick and never put in dirt so I started to transition the saplings by adding soil to the water with nutrients in it. It's been a few more months growing like this. I will repot them this week. I also cut up some snake plant stems that were too long and put in water they now all have roots and are ready to go in soil for new snake plants. I never thought about selling them but the zz for sure is a labor of love that I will be selling.
I bought cuttings for the first time today, you saved their lives I'm sure! You are so cute I love how knowledgeable you are!
Such a great method! Rooting before cutting is like actually raising your children before kicking them out to fend for themselves
Hahaha great comparison!!!
Love u comment hahaha🤣🤣
I have watched your demo all the way and you have stimulated my interest in taking cuttings as a hobby. My plan is to corner the market - Ha!. I am 86 this year, thank you.
Starting roots on a philodendron him
wow 86 and strong!
You have inspired me to air layer some of my philodendrons! You have shown how easy it can be and the act of cutting the stem half way is brilliant in making a resilient and self sufficient plant.
Wow! Like...WOW!! This was amazing for me! It's so perfect! Grow the roots before you even cut it...it's genius! Thank you so much! My Silver Sword is not happy and no matter what I've done, it won't grow. I know the only way I can start over is to chop but the thought made me shiver because I could lose the plant if a cutting doesn't make it. Thank you ever so much. You have a brand new fan in Canada!! 😁
Aloha Nicole! A great tutorial. I love how you took us on a visual journey up the plant stem, to nodes, etc. and showed which ones would work better. My eyes need the specifics. Thanks so much!! :)
You are so welcome!
I agree! Good job Nicole 👍😁
Loved it
I love that you do updates in your videos...it really helps us know that your methods work. I will try this at home tomorrow..thank you!
Creative to think of air layering on the thicker stem house plants. I see this a lot with fig trees and other fruit trees!
Yes, I've seen this propagation method used on bigger trees like Japanese Maple.
Nicole you are a plant saviour!!! My philodendron Florida Ghost arrived all brown leaves and looking awful!! Maybe it was transit stress, dehydration, fortunately no root rot! I give it time to acclimate in my home yet I m trying your method as there are healthy airial roots and growing points for new leaves. Fingers crossed!! Greetings from Greece!
Never heard of this method, thank you for sharing. So far I have propagated in water and from division.
I works very well on aroids! I can't go back to the traditional water or soil propagation anymore😂
Absolutely amazing video! So informative. Thank you so much! Also, your lipstick is so cute!
Incredible concept, super informative and helpful! I like the way you explain things :) You have a new subscriber! :)
🌓Hey there Nicole how are you doing love? First I would like to say you are such a beautiful soul, such a sweet spirit, you videos are are very informative but yet relaxing, I haven’t seen this method you shared today either on YT. So thank you soooo much for sharing, I am eager to try this and I will keep you updated for sure, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge of plants and for taking us shopping for plants. Lol. I have a huge collection of plants, I love plants so much, I was blessed to find a very healthy zz plant with 5 or 6 plants in it for $2. 62. I thought I was seeing things, it screamed with excitement in Walmart in Alabama. It was in clearance, I was praying for a zz plant at a great price, but a very healthy one of course and I got it, I also picked up several more plants for cheap. They were very healthy as well, I even checked the roots and examined them for pests, and I am very satisfied of my new babies, maybe I’ll take some pictures of my plants and send them to you by IG. But first I want to do your method on some of my plants. Thanks for all the hard work you put into your videos, and please know you I truly appreciate it. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more wonderful videos. Bless you Nicole and have a wonderful rest of the week.🦋
I'm doing great! How have you been Kim? Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm so glad you found my videos helpful! And congrats to the raven ZZ! I saw them at local nurseries but I'm the same way. I don't want to spend a lot of money on it so I purposely waited. So glad I finally got one from Whole Foods. And $2.62 for a healthy and full raven zz plant is a STEAL!!!! I'm so happy for you!
Bless = Beless🤣
Same frequency/ vibration
I used air layering recently for a hoya chelsea. I got it in the mail and one of the main stems was broken but not completely. So the outer layer of the stem was already compromised. I put a little rooting hormone in the cut and then built a little pocket with plastic wrap and sphagnum moss and kept it moist. Keeping it moist in my climate was a bit challenging. I had to use a little dropper to add water to the pocket every few days. It developed roots inside the pocket in about two weeks. I kept it there for two more weeks, then made a full cut. I left the moss because the roots had adhered to it, then buried the roots and moss in soil.
Thank you for the information Kyra. I feel so stupid. I thought I was smart but I didn't ever hear about it before 😂😅
Even if you weren’t the first you’re still clever for thinking of it! ❤️
I was worried about trying to propagate my variegated syngonium but this method takes that stress away completely. Thanks for the tutorial.
You are very welcome!
Did you have success? I've killed so many & my wallet isn't liking it.
This is the safest method I've ever seen on the internet.. thank u for teaching me 😁🥰
Amazing results! I'm familiar with this method but haven't tried it on houseplants. Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! BTW, I'm really enjoying your videos!
I didn't know it has been used in gardening for many years until I saw people's comments. Thought I was clever 😂😂😂 Oh well, it is what it is.
What a fantastic method. Very impressive. I'll definitely try it when I propagate some of my houseplants. Thank you for your informative and enjoyable video.
You are very welcome!
Thank you , this is great. I have used air layering for citrus trees before and had success. I was looking for someone who has used this for philodendron before I make the cut in mine which is beautiful but out of control. I’m glad I found your video , very helpful.
Great video! This may be a known method but it doesnt seem very popular on CZcams so I do hope others will credit your video if this is where they first saw it. You definitely made me aware of this method. I just cut up my brandy to propagate but I wish I saw this first 🙃
*Hey Nicole! Great tutorial! I just propagated my first monstera and it was so easy! Hope you are doing well, friend!*
Thank you Angela! Are you going to the swap next month?
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole I didn't even know one was scheduled! I will have to look up the details and see if I can make it. I would love to! I need some in-person plant people time 😆
Nikki from plant pots and what nots does this same technique on her rare babies. You guys are so smart! Love this method thank you!
I’m gonna try it you’ve given me the inspiration! I have a huge standelyana that I tried to take cuttings and root in water and it just rotted I’m gonna try this. Also for my tetrasperma that is too large and growing into the ceiling. I’ve been able to water prop but it takes a long and the conversion to soil nearly killed them so I think this will be easier on them. Thank you so much!
This technique s called Air layering 💗 they use it with trees typically
Yea I felt SO STUPID. I thought I was the first one coming up with this method and was so proud lol. I did purposely search "houseplants propagation" before I filmed the video but there was nothing. I guess it is because I don't know the term. I searched again after people commented, and realized this method has been using in gardening hundreds of years ago. 😂
SunnySideUp with Nicole It’s still worth being proud of that you figured out this method without knowing it was already discovered, it’s a great method!
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole ... oh, your video was *wonderful* !
And I'm so very glad you titled your video "propagation", because if it had been labeled "air layering", I might have never discovered this technique! 😚
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole
Hi, just enjoy using it and know it is universally done 😉
I will give it a try. Looks really easy. Thank you for your great tips.🌿☺
You are so welcome!
Thank you. You explained the method really well. Gonna try this on my orchid.
This is seriously a game changer ! Thankyou so much for this new found knowledge, going to be using this in the future! 💚🌱✨
Glad it was helpful!
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole
You Re reaching a younger group who may not know this method Your reaching others nicely
This is a GREAT idea!!! Wow!! I’m definitely trying this, I’ve never seen it before! Thank you for sharing ❤️
You are welcome!
I will definitely give this method a try with my monstera deliciousa! Thank You
Hello there! Yes it is a good method ! I learned it decades ago , it is great to see it done . How happy ro see tour success😁i did subscribe to your channel because maybe there is something new to learn or revisit😉 Keep being plant happy
I haven't done air layering yet, buI will try it bc, as you said, the cutting sometimes rots. Thank you for the closeup view of you doing the layering. It helps to be closeup so that we can learn.
This is BRILLIANT! Thank you so much for sharing this! I have had the worst luck with propagating all of my plants. I'm excited to give this a try!
How do you like to propagate snake plants?
You're a plant genius!😍
Simple and sounds really effective. Thanks.
Really useful information. Thank you so much. 😉
Absolutely loved your video. This method may have been used before but you explained and demonstrated it beautifuly. Thank you so much. 🌿
can i use this method on my pink princess ? by the way thnx for this video very informative ..
I'm currently air-layering my Raphidaphora Tetrasperma as my test subject on this method. It took forever to start rooting but it worked! Except it grew a lot so I added another air layer😂
I love this way of propagation I will definitely give this way a try thank you 😊
Wow I like that tou can try it before cutting! I’m going to try it right away! Thank you!
You've given me a new way to propagate! Thank you 😊
New subscriber here and thanks for sharing this and will try this propagation.
Great video! I will definitely use this method to propagate at home!
Hi. This is my first time watching your channel. Yes, I like the content of this video. Thank you :-) I'm going to give it a try after I buy some S. Moss. I just subscribed.
Wow! Thank you for your experience!
Did not know about this method. Thanks for sharing, will def try!
The lick is in your intro music😂 thank you for the advice!
THANK YOUUUUUUU!! SUUUUUCH GREAT ADVICE! I will be using this. ❤💯
Now that is such a smart idea ur way of preparing ur cutting! Happy to hace found ur channel. I think ill learn alot from you :-))))
Thank you for the video. I wonder why it's called air layering when the working area is under wet sphagnum and plastic wrap? Oh well I really like that method and look forward to trying it.
Thanks again. 🌻
Yeah this called air layering. It's used quiet a bit in bonsai and greenhouse propagation. Worked in greenhouses as a young human. If you use some powder rooting hormone your success rate will go even higher.
I used to not use the rooting powder. But know when I go to clone or layer a new tree or plant I always use air layering it takes longer to root on some species but your rate of success is much much higher. The only thing I haven't been about to have success with is pine and conifer trees.
Thank you so much for this informative video
Brilliant technique
Very informative , thank you
Yep, "Air Layering" and you are very clever regardless if you didn't come up with it! ;) loving all your video's your putting out 😁👍😍 *hugs* keep 'em coming! I had no idea that my Philodendron Horse Head that i got at The Flower Farm would get that BIG (although I've noticed she is growing fast!) Did you get yours at The Flower Farm too? I'm also interested in how big your Monstera Standleyana Albo Variegata is doing??? I got the same one at the Flower Farm as well and it's growing so fast and big! I'm gonna be putting a moss pole in for her cuz she is growing so fast ... apparently my plants are females LOL.
Hahahaha! Nothing wrong with all girls in the family 😊 Yes I got mine at the flower farm. It needs to be repotted but I'm out of pot!!!!! I also got the monstera standleyana from flower farm as well. I got mine last year but I gave it to a friend in winter. It was taller than me lol. They are definately fast grower! I recently bought another monstera standleyana from them and I planned to do a giveaway to my subscribers soon. Yes they need a pole. Without a pole, they grow so leggy.
@@SunnySideUpwithNicole oh that's awesome 👍 you are gonna make someone very, very happy. So i got sister plants to your's woot, woot LOL. I love that place and am planning a trip in the Fall....that would be cool if you could come out and meet me there! I'd love to meet you 😁👍 if you're interested of course.... I'm hoping the Pink Princesses, Monstera Peru and Hoya Polyneura will be ready and I can talk Keith out of one of each lol. I'm gonna go check out Larry's and that Thrift store place with all the cheap nice plants you showed as well.
What do you recommend to do when I already have a Monstera standleyana albo cutting? I have two of them and I’m trying to figure out the best way to get roots since they’re cut. Please help!! Thank you.
Such a helpful method.Thanks for sharing😄
This is so smart to do on houseplants!!
Excellent explanation. Thank you.
Great idea. Can this method be used for propagating a corn plant?
Awesome love it! Thank you.
Great Video!!! I think it’s time for me to propagate some of my Philodendron collections😀
Thank you!!!! I want to propogate P. golden violins. Im a little afraid to damage my plant
I think this is a perfect method 🌹🌹🌹
I will be air layering my green rubber tree probably tomorrow. Informative video, thanks for sharing.
Let me know how it goes! I just realized this method is called air layering. I thought I was clever 😂😂😂 I have not propagate a rubber plant before. Hopefully they are easy to root.
I enjoyed that tutorial Nicole and I’m going to have to give that a try. Thanks for showing us another method.
You are very welcome! I used to throw away a lot of cuttings because they rot! I now only make the cut whenever necessary.
Very interesting thank you 😀
you should get a plastic shower curtain from the dollar tree and lay it down when you repot or garden in the house and then shake it outside lol am glad you are showing rooting cuz i got phobias and wont even try it
Good tip! Thanks for sharing!
This method is called air layering... Good video 👍
I'm going to give this a try! Love the video!
Good video. Thanks.
May I have a question? Did you ever get a new stem growth with air layering? Is it possible? Or do only roots appear? I bought lower half of philodendron dark lord and now I am trying to find out, if there is a way to safely increase my chance of getting more then one new growth without cutting it. I dont want to make the new growth weaker by cutting the plant...
This is great, thank you!
Wow, this is very helpful! One question, when doing air layering does it matter if the plant is indoors or outdoors? Most of our plants are outdoors so I'm worried that the node covered with plastic might get too hot? Thanks!
this comment is old, and I'm not sure if you figured out another solution or not but I did see a video with air layering where the person was very careful to tightly secure the top and bottom of the Saran Wrap and then wrapped the saran wrap in foil and they said it was to keep the air rooting/moss from getting too hot. Not sure if that would solver your issue but it seemed to work well int the video I saw. Good luck!
I just found out I have a philodendon Rugosum . for years didn't know. I will propagte with that method
This is amazing 🤩 Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽
Hi…, Yeah, it looks easy. What about other types of plants? What about roses and fruit trees? Which method do you use? Thanks…
This is an awesome video but please get a pair of good shears. I had tk close my eyes Every time you cut the stem angled towards your wrist
I used I Love It and it really is 100% success
I wanted to let you know that I scored a philodendron Birkin at my local store only nine dollars for a big one so I brought two one foe me and one for my daughter I will use your shopping tips for plants from now on ,oh yes i know this isn't the right video too excited 😆 😄 😀
Thanks for leaving me a comment Carol. It doesn't matter under which video.😂 I'm so glad you got a couple Birkin! What a steal! Congratulations! The cheapest one I found at my local nursery is $20 for a very small plant. Hopefully my local big box stores will get birkin soon!
Brilliant!
Wow, what a great tutorial!
Wow! Great technology. Thanks much
Great video 👏👏
Thanks so much!
Love this method you’re using! I’m going to try it!
Good luck! Are you going to the plant swap event later this month? Just really wanted to meet you in person 😍
Thank you for this video!!
Thanks will try
definitely going to try this!!!
Thanks Nicole good info.
Excellent video! Thank you, I learned a lot! Question: regarding Clusias, would I need to do the same? Or is there another method to have 100% success (or speed)?
Wow that is so awesome
Let it callous after cut too.. around 24-48hrs
In the Philippines the people always make that in the flower or in the tree
Million thanks
Hi, Nicole! Do you wet the moss about once a week? How often should I do that?
Hi Evan, if it is in the middle of the hot summer (like now), I check it every 4-5 days, just making sure the moss is moist. If it is dry, I give it a little mist. If it is in cooler days, you might not have to check that at all. Hopefully this helps!
Excellent job God bless you.
Thank you!
I like this method will definitely try it 😉
Remind me your soil mixture please.
Thank you