why propagations fail | tips for better success!
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- čas přidán 4. 11. 2022
- Here are some tips to help your propagations succeed! I hope you enjoy this video and check back for more houseplant content.
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Seeing propagations taking off is just as satisfying as a new leaf on a plant. Just love it!~
I know...its so satisfying and rewarding
Thanx for the pothos trick 👍
It really does work!
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants collection lovely garden
Thanks Jillian.
Hello Jeff, thank for sharing 💚🪴🌿
Thanks for watching Diana
Hey Jeff! Great to see another vid from you
Thanks Kris!
Really informative video, thanks Jeff.
Thanks Sue!
Great video! I perfer perlite propogations too. Thanks for sharing
Nice!!!
You seriously have the best and most informative channel..! Thank you for all your hard work! 😊
Oh wow!!! Thanks so much for this very kind comment. 😊
Great video Jeff, I have a home nursery and sell via market place, I’m venturing into different varieties of plants apart from succulents, so your video on propagations is very well timed and I’ll take your advice on board . Thankyou 🌞👍❤️😃🪴
I highly recommend the prop boxes 📦 When you try them let me know what you think of it!
Another great video Jeff! Wish those Hoyas were in my prop box😁. My variegated wayetti has been in my perlite prop box for four months. It’s just know getting the tinest root
Four months? Is there enough light and humidity?
@@EverythingPlants it’s in a little greenhouse by my slider door. My Hoya Chelsea and pubicalyx are rooting fine. Just the wayetti is struggling. I was thinking of trying it in lecca
Great info! Curious to see how you will deal with the anthurium regale propagations. Please keep us posted on that. 🪴
Thanks pitterpatti! They are definitely one of my more interesting propagations for sure. Thanks for watching
It's funny how rough and clumsy you are with your plants. Your videos are 50% education and 50% comedy to me. lol
Hahaha....this is so funny because I never notice it until I edit my videos. Thanks SolarAB!!!
And I thank you, sir!
Which part made you laugh? 😅
Your videos are fantastic!!! Thank you for the Information on propagation bins it was just what I was looking for.
Thanks Lakeviewdame!
Hi Jeff, thank you for another great video! I appreciate all the tips and information and of course I enjoy learning from your channel . Take care! 👌🪴🥰
Thanks Peggy!
Thank you for the tips as of right now I’m trying to save a Hoya which had root rot so I will try the perlite method. I’m not happy with the sphagnum moss either. Too much room for error.
I do have many perlite prop box videos if you need some extra info! Good luck and I hope you can save your hoya
Awesome tips..can I add a pothos cutting in with a snake plant cutting to get it to possibly root
Absolutely!!!
I also have great luck with perlite and everything does seem to transition to soil pretty well.
I think it is tue best propagation method
Hi I've just started using perlite to propagate. How often would hi you suggest watering it? My set up is a heat mat. A take out container, zip lock bag and grow lights.
Hello! How do you water the propagated plants in your perlite prop box, and how often? As for the translucent prop box, do you place it as you've described in the video, in bright indirect sunlight? Thank you for the great video!
I generally don't have to add much water....as long as you don't open or leave it open for longer periods it is fine. If I do need to add water I'll use a must sprayer and lightly coat with water. And yes, it's in a bright area.
Here is one of a few videos I have on this prop box
czcams.com/video/p7GGMRYk01A/video.html
Easy lazy propagation. I got perlite and vermiculite 50/50 . I got propagation plants going 1 year now lol . The monstera Dubia been running like a jungles inside. Lol 😹 but I did got some root rots on few didn't like much moisture. But definitely the lazy and forget the crops out of it. Lol
Which ones ended up rotting for you?
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I rotted a neon pothos cutting, even it's rooting hormone power couldn't save it from me!
Oh no.....
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your great videos. I made a perlite box about 2 weeks ago after watching this video. Now there is a light fuzzy mold growing on some of my plants. Is this ok?
I have not had an issue, but maybe try mixing it up a bit and opening the box a bit more often to provide some air flow
@@EverythingPlants thanks!! I think my box might’ve had a bit too much water. There had been a very little bit of stagnant water when I first made it. The other day, I let it air out for about 2 hours and I moved the mouldy pieces out for a few days. They seem to have dried out and the pieces in the box are happier. I’ll put the dry pieces into a new perlite Ziplock with less moisture. My pieces in Ziplocks seem very happy.
Hi Jeff. I always learn something from your videos :) I have a question...how long can you use the perlite in the prop box before it needs replacing?
Hey Rachellle. I've had these perlite boxes with the same perlite for probably almost 2 years now. I don't think there is any limited. The only reason I'd probably switch it out is if it got like a ton of algae build up on it. Even then it would still be okay to use.
My perlite has a lot of algae and I don’t know how to not have algae grow. Any suggestions?
@@aliciaspadaccino5338 it's just from the light. The one I have my anthurium in has algae but my prop box does not. The anthurium is definitely getting more light.
Do you have the prop box or perlite in a pot?
@@EverythingPlants I have a prop box
@@EverythingPlants thank you! I'm going to give it a try :)
I placed a few ppp cuttings in perlite. First time doing this method (have been successful with Brazil and pothos in water. How will I know when to water? I did follow your tip about not letting water pool. I’m terrified about getting rot or cutting drying out. They are currently inside a small terrarium with grow light above. So I think I have the light and humidity part covered.
If the humidity is high and the perlite is wet (no pooling of water) then you should be completely okay.
Hi Jeff!! Hope things are good for you. I just up-potted my Alocasia Dragon Scale. It had a few new little corms. Should I have taken the off and repotted them in their own pot? I thought they would grow with the mama plant for a while. I was kinda surprised to find so many, like 3 or 4, but none had grown up out of the soil yet. My Pink Dragon is going wild at the moment. If you remember that was the plant I thought died, but started growing again after sitting in my bathroom for months. It's diggin life right now. But my Black velvet seems to have gone dormant (I hope!) I haven't gotten anything new in months. Just enjoying what I do have now. Debating with myself if I should take a cutting or 2 from my Monstera Albo. It was a single leaf/node cutting when I got 2 1/2 years ago. Now it has a few nodes and leaves. This one is gonna hurt, LOL. I paid too much for this plant to take a dive on me. It's so pretty. Hope your holidays were great!!
Hey Lisa, I'm not too sure if those corms will actually grow when they're out of the soil like that. I usually just cut them off and you can plant them right back in that container or you can pot it up in something separate. I like to place it in my perlite prop box and then once it starts to grow roots and you leaves then you can plant in a separate pot after that
Can I put my Anthurium plant and Alocasia plant in perlite permanently for better growth
I have an alocasia dragon scale in perlite for over a year now....so absolutely
@@EverythingPlants sir, please make a video regarding it
You always have great info! Thanks! 🌱🪴🍃🌿
Thanks LeMorris!
Another great video - that regale is fascinating! I'm feeling braver now about a couple of chop & props I've been procrastinating over for a little too long! Thanks, as always for solid, straightforward info! 💚🪴👏🏽🪴💚
You can do it Lisa! Chop up those plants! Which ones are you doing?
@@EverythingPlants Well, a couple scindapsis (leggy exotica and single stem silver splash), a couple single strands of Hoya (Mathilde & Bella), 3 cuttings of Hawaiian pothos that are not happy in water AND my philodendron Squami, which is a single strand on a moss pole, but would love to fill it out with at least another…gulp!😳😂
Nice mixture!
Like always, an awesome video packed with insight and experience from your plant fails and successes. I always look forward to watching your videos and seeing how your love for plants shows through 🙌👏👍🫶
Thanks so much Silvana. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave such a nice comment.
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Thanks Catherine!