I wanted to know how to cut and propagate mine and this video was perfect. I’ll watch more of your videos because you are more to the point and you don’t repeat yourself over and over. Thank you.
I’ve been needing to chop and prop my Albo Syngonium but super nervous about! Your video really helped ease some of that with the progress of the mother! I was the most worried about what would happen to the mama plant but now I’m excited! Thank you so much!
Omg my albo is leggy 1 stemmed like your before and it's so long but I just want it bushy.. I was scared to do it but you've excited me to commit to it ! My mother plant has good roots too. Thanks for the confidence boost!
Beautiful plant, I never liked syngonoums before but seeing through someone else's perspective of their beauty helped open my eyes. I now own 1 and have 2 in the mail coming in 😁
Haha I think I just got used to it 😂 but also I know that this syngoniums are fast growers so I felt confident 🤣. I still have so much anxiety propagating anthuriums 😬
@@kevin. that is true, but you also did it with Florida ghost, which is more risky, because of the whiteness of the leaves, so kuddos to you!! 😁 ohh I believe you, Anthiriums are more complicated to propagate... you can not miss any step, otherwise it is amess.
I think the key was that this plant had such a big healthy root system. I find that my syngoniums usually send out a number of new growth points below the point I cut. Hopefully your chop & prop goes well!! ☺
I made a dozen cuts from the mother plant, and in the water adding a few dollar aquarium pump speeded up the propagation! in two weeks they have all rooted!
Helllllllllllllooo... First Thank you. While going through UA-cam I came across this video & oh my God fell in love with this beautiful plant. So here I am about 2 months later ( and watched this video at least 10 more times) My very own Syngonium Podophyllum Albo Variegatum cutting just arrived today. I am so super duper excited. I'm suppose to go to work at 3 today, ummm well I am going but only bc i need more money to buy plants... And my coworkers will hate me by the end of the night. I have pictures to show and a 5 year old's excitement burning in my chest. ( Yeah, pictures of 1 leaf, stem & 1/2 inch root . ) I'm not sure if you still check this but I do have 1 question... the woman that mailed it out ( i will not mention names) wrapped the bottom in sphagnum Moss, like well, really tight THEN taped the SM up really tight at the bottom,, put the entire cutting in paper, taped the paper from top to bottom & then taped the paper to the box . I felt like I was performing surgery trying to release my poor plant from its taped hell without hurting it. Thank God my Pen knife saved the day but there's still some SM around the root thats just on there tight. I got entirely too nervous trying to take anymore off so I put her in water & will check again tomorrow. Is that the right thing to do??? I hope.. I.'ve gotten countless plants in SM thru the mail before but NEVER like this.( My 1st order from this shop) So my question is do you think water is the right way to go or should I be doing something else? Will it release the sphagnum moss from the root OR will it kill it being wrapped? Anyway, Thanks again for your videos especially this one. I hope you have the most amazing year... 💚
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video! I love the updates between different growth stage. I recently (read; today) purchased a syngonium albo - just one leaf so this gives me hope!
Hello Kevin, Your syn. albo plant and cuttings look fantastic! I'm having some trouble getting my props. to root in water. Thank you for the information.
I bought a mid cut...when I bought it in the winter there was a new leaf unfurling and I was still propagating it in water. Once there was a healthy amount of roots I potted it, but there has been NO new growth at all. Is it just dormant or will it not put out anymore growth? I have read that mid cuts can be tricky but yours seemed to do extremely well...
Awesome video! Your syngonium is beautiful. Can I ask what you put on the mother plant's node after you chopped it at 10:50? I'm looking to do the same with my syngonium. Thank you!
Can I ask where you place your syngonium in the house? I m not sure if they need super bright indirect light right by the window or more out in a medium shade further from the window. Yours look so healthy.
Hey thanks! I currently have all my syngoniums under a grow light just for the winter time. I do have them usually by a window with bright indirect light the majority of the day. I'm pretty sure they can tolerate more medium though.
Excellent video - thanks so much. Can you propagate any time during the year, even in winter? We have mild winters here and I was thinking of using Sphagnam moss to propagate. What do you think? Can I then transfer into soil once the roots develop?
I have a single leaf cutting of this plant that I have propagating in water right now, but I don’t really know what I’m doing:) She does have one long(ish) root so far but I have no idea when I should plant her into soil. How long should the root be before I attempt it? I would LOVE to end up with a plant like yours, but is that even possible with a single leaf as my starting point?
They propagted so well! I enjoy watching your progress as if mine is doing the same lol. Time will tell I guess. Did you put the leca in self-watering pots? And how much water you add in there? Thank you
Hello! I'm glad you liked it 💚. Yes I put the LECA in self watering pots. I usually put enough that the wicks are submerged in the water. Or of you don't have self watering pots, a third way up the bottom of the pot.
@@kevin. Thank you!! Did you get your self-watering pots from Amazon or? My syngonium albo is currently rooting in water, may use your leca method later!!
OMG YOU'RE KIDDING THAT'S SO SAD. 😭 I would think that the price would drop because they're really easy to propagate + fast growers. Hopefully you get your hands on one (at a reasonable price) 😬
Haha I am not joking! I’ve just put out a call for help offering to trade my baby crystallinum and a kq cutting in hopes some plant god can answer my prayers🤣🤞
I got mine for $25 one leaf and half it’s leaf has died so I chopped half of it I believe it getting a new leaf so fingers crossed she’s ok she special to me and I really don’t want her to die 😭
😍😍😍 love it!!! do you put any fertilizer in the water for the leca? How does the plant gets its nutrient from just leca ? Will water from a fresh water fish tank be sufficient ?
Absolutely love this plant. I’m so excited to be having mine delivered today! Thank you for some insight. However I have a question about the name of your channel. The word hakuna means “no” or “there is none”, so your channel basically called “there are no plants???” Was that intentional? Or did you just like the sound of it and not know what it means?
I bought them in the Fall 2019 from this online shop called Greenetics Canada. They are not selling plants at the moment and I don't think they sold this last year. A bunch of places will be selling them probably in the spring/summer. I'm currently not selling any plants unfortunately. But probably in the future!
I think you're talking about the white parts of the leaves browning? This is normal in plants with white sections. Because there's no green on that section, it can't sustain itself and tbh isn't useful for the plant so they're usually the first one to go.
Hi Kevin! I just got a cut!!!! But the only leave it has it’s a bit damaged. Should I cut it? Or leave it? They’re so expensive here in Australia 😭 and I just got a very small rooted one and want to make it work so badly!!!!
Hi Jasmin! I personally put a 1/3 strength of my nutrient solution (I use general hydroponics 3 part Flora series) and I've been recently using rapidstart a root enhancer from general hydroponics. A lot of people start off first with superthrive.
Ha ha ha! I laughed when you took deep breathes after you cut it! 😂😂😂 But I do the same thing too! I also recently propagated mine as well. I am hoping they all do well. Finger’s crossed. Great results on your propagation...and mama plant really showed out...she said we don’t die we multiply!!! 😂😂😂 Great video I really enjoyed it. Happy Growing!
Hi. I am still a newbie and thinkingn to propagate my syngonium. Just have a question for you. Once you placed the cuttings in leca, did you put in fertilizer too? And how often do you do that? I notice my current plant has two aerial nodes showing right above the soil level in the same stem, dont know if I should just leave them alone where they eventually implant themselve in soil and grow or should I cut and put in leca? What do you think? Thanks!
Hey Nancy! There's a number of things that you could do. When I put the cuttings in LECA, I usually put rooting hormone (rapidstart by general hydroponics) and a 1/3 strength of what I would usually do with my nutrient solution. A lot of people use super thrive. But I definitely wouldn't recommend a heavy fertilizer. It will shock the plant. Some people just use water. People usually recommend to wait for the plant to mature before you cut up the plant. In my experience, my syngoniums aerial roots never grow long enough to reach the soil. Maybe if you have high enough humidity? But I'm not sure. I always tell people to propagate knowing the risks of potentially losing the cuttings. I know I've lost a bunch in the past. Key things are to make sure they're in a sunny + warm place.
Hi!! Love your video! I want to try using leca. Can you explain how to use it? I love how your plant is growing. I am currently propogating my cutting in water and would love to plant it in leca. Hope you can help! Thank you!
Hey! I am planning to do a video about this but it won't be coming out until the 1-2 months from now. You can check out knotdude and minimalistcali. I learned the basics from them!
Very helpful video! :D My albo syngonium is in a terracotta pot now with an aroid soil mixture and I've been having issues with the bottom leaves yellowing. I'm going to transfer mine in leca now, but it's going to be my first plant in leca. Do you have any tips on how to fertilize it? Btw, I love how you showed the progress from start to finish. :)
Thank you Risha! 🥰 I'm thinking maybe the terracotta dried out the soil too fast. That definitely happened to me! A few key things: make sure you take off as much soil off of the roots. Start off with water+superthrive for the first couple weeks. I've never done that but people swear by it. When you switch to nutrient solution, I would do a 1/4 recommended strength just so you don't shock the plant. Change the nutrient solution every 2 weeks, and flush the pot in the weeks in between that. And lastly give it an adequate amount of light. I hope this helps!
hello good day, I just want to ask if the syngonium variegata will make variegations even there is no leaf attached to each node that I cut? because my syngonium variegata is so leggy😥 hope that you find this one😁 btw greetings from ph. I adore your syngoniums collection😍
Why didn’t you try rooting with leca in the beginning? I find it works better sometimes than water. It would be good if you did a comparison. Also rooting hormone may help to put energy in rooting than upper growth
I just ordered an albo cutting and was planning to put it in sphagnum moss. Does anybody know which method is better for propagating. Moss or water? This will be my first syngonium so I don't know how they behave
You can potentially wait to see if it returns in the next couple leaves. I tend to propagate and make a cut where the last variegated leaf is to try to bring it back.
I’m also trying to water prop the same plant before transferring it to leca...the idea of waiting months before being able to transfer is so discouraging 😭
Hmm why don't you just propagate straight into LECA? I'm actually experimenting with that and I think it's going well? 😅 I'm using rapidstart in my nutrient solution to help with fast root growth.
@@kevin. oh I bought a leca kit from a local business and that’s what they recommended so I was just following but maybe I’ll give that a try, thanks! :)
I wanted to know how to cut and propagate mine and this video was perfect. I’ll watch more of your videos because you are more to the point and you don’t repeat yourself over and over. Thank you.
I love syngonium albos and this encouraged me to chop mines to the stem because lately she has been only shooting out white leaves
Wow! The motherplant is SO beautiful!
Haha I was so shocked to see it! 🤣
I’ve been needing to chop and prop my Albo Syngonium but super nervous about! Your video really helped ease some of that with the progress of the mother! I was the most worried about what would happen to the mama plant but now I’m excited! Thank you so much!
Wow the mother plant is absolutely gorgeous. Congratulations on your new growth
Omg my albo is leggy 1 stemmed like your before and it's so long but I just want it bushy.. I was scared to do it but you've excited me to commit to it ! My mother plant has good roots too. Thanks for the confidence boost!
Such a helpful video! I'll be chopping and propagating my Syngonium Albo, too. Hope the same thing happens to my mother plant. Yours is so gorgeous!!
Omg the mother plant at the end just wow!
Beautiful plant, I never liked syngonoums before but seeing through someone else's perspective of their beauty helped open my eyes. I now own 1 and have 2 in the mail coming in 😁
Oh so exciting!!!!
I am always amazed at how quick you chop the plant, the courage is real 😁 and the outcome with the plant full as this is everything.
Haha I think I just got used to it 😂 but also I know that this syngoniums are fast growers so I felt confident 🤣. I still have so much anxiety propagating anthuriums 😬
@@kevin. that is true, but you also did it with Florida ghost, which is more risky, because of the whiteness of the leaves, so kuddos to you!! 😁 ohh I believe you, Anthiriums are more complicated to propagate... you can not miss any step, otherwise it is amess.
Haha that's true 😬. Thanks! I like to go big or go home I guess 😜
I am so glad you included the mother plant! I was thinking of chopping and propping mine but I was scared the mother plant would suffer.
I think the key was that this plant had such a big healthy root system. I find that my syngoniums usually send out a number of new growth points below the point I cut. Hopefully your chop & prop goes well!! ☺
That mother plant did awesome! I love your videos! 💚
You are tempting me to chop off my entire plant!!
i just chopped off three pieces of mine, hope the small mother plant will grow a bit wider and i get some nice roots 🙏
I made a dozen cuts from the mother plant, and in the water adding a few dollar aquarium pump speeded up the propagation! in two weeks they have all rooted!
That mother plant is gorgeous!!!! great job !!
Haha thanks!! 😊 I actually propagated it again since putting out this video. Will probably post that in a couple months. 😅
Helllllllllllllooo... First Thank you. While going through UA-cam I came across this video & oh my God fell in love with this beautiful plant. So here I am about 2 months later ( and watched this video at least 10 more times) My very own Syngonium Podophyllum Albo Variegatum cutting just arrived today. I am so super duper excited. I'm suppose to go to work at 3 today, ummm well I am going but only bc i need more money to buy plants... And my coworkers will hate me by the end of the night. I have pictures to show and a 5 year old's excitement burning in my chest. ( Yeah, pictures of 1 leaf, stem & 1/2 inch root . ) I'm not sure if you still check this but I do have 1 question... the woman that mailed it out ( i will not mention names) wrapped the bottom in sphagnum Moss, like well, really tight THEN taped the SM up really tight at the bottom,, put the entire cutting in paper, taped the paper from top to bottom & then taped the paper to the box
. I felt like I was performing surgery trying to release my poor plant from its taped hell without hurting it. Thank God my Pen knife saved the day but there's still some SM around the root thats just on there tight. I got entirely too nervous trying to take anymore off so I put her in water & will check again tomorrow. Is that the right thing to do??? I hope.. I.'ve gotten countless plants in SM thru the mail before but NEVER like this.( My 1st order from this shop) So my question is do you think water is the right way to go or should I be doing something else? Will it release the sphagnum moss from the root OR will it kill it being wrapped? Anyway, Thanks again for your videos especially this one. I hope you have the most amazing year... 💚
I am getting this plant for my friend's birthday..I dont even own one..BUT ima take a snip snip before i give it to her lol Thank you for this video!
Haha it's such a beautiful plant your friend will love it!
Awww, you and your grand babies!!!!! 🤍🤍🤍
Haha right they're little cuties 😜😂
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video! I love the updates between different growth stage. I recently (read; today) purchased a syngonium albo - just one leaf so this gives me hope!
No problem Irene! This plant is so rewarding and a fast grower!
Heyy, how did your cutting get on? Mine just came through the post today :))
I feel your pain! Thanks for a good video. Edit: I think these are very good results - well done.
I do leca and heat mats to help them grow roots faster, also humidity helps
What fertilizer do you use?
Loved these videos with the on board updates. Beautiful Syngonium Albo! That is one of my wish lisr plants. Just waiting on prices to drop.
Big help to me this vid.i just got new one.but i want to know how to stop reverting.cause its turning to green the leaves now
Hello Kevin, Your syn. albo plant and cuttings look fantastic! I'm having some trouble getting my props. to root in water. Thank you for the information.
Thank you for this video! I just got two cuttings like your first long cut and I was wondering if I could propagate like this lol so helpful!
Amazing results! I am sooooo going to propagate my Albo Syngonium asap!
You have inspired me to prop my syng albo ❤
Looks like it’s very happy in leca
Haha I think it is? 😂
I bought a mid cut...when I bought it in the winter there was a new leaf unfurling and I was still propagating it in water. Once there was a healthy amount of roots I potted it, but there has been NO new growth at all. Is it just dormant or will it not put out anymore growth? I have read that mid cuts can be tricky but yours seemed to do extremely well...
Awesome video! Your syngonium is beautiful. Can I ask what you put on the mother plant's node after you chopped it at 10:50? I'm looking to do the same with my syngonium. Thank you!
Hello! Did you have these in direct or indirect light? Or do you use a grow lights? Thanks.
For the new cuttings, did you just put them into only lecca? Thank you!
Can I ask where you place your syngonium in the house? I m not sure if they need super bright indirect light right by the window or more out in a medium shade further from the window. Yours look so healthy.
Hey thanks! I currently have all my syngoniums under a grow light just for the winter time. I do have them usually by a window with bright indirect light the majority of the day. I'm pretty sure they can tolerate more medium though.
Excellent video - thanks so much. Can you propagate any time during the year, even in winter? We have mild winters here and I was thinking of using Sphagnam moss to propagate. What do you think? Can I then transfer into soil once the roots develop?
Nice and healthy mother plant you got there.I'm just wondering what do you feed your plants? What goes with your leca? Thanks😊
Wow! Mama is gorgeous!!!!
I have a single leaf cutting of this plant that I have propagating in water right now, but I don’t really know what I’m doing:) She does have one long(ish) root so far but I have no idea when I should plant her into soil. How long should the root be before I attempt it? I would LOVE to end up with a plant like yours, but is that even possible with a single leaf as my starting point?
Are u ale to do an update video on your varigated syngonium. Like growth updates?
They propagted so well! I enjoy watching your progress as if mine is doing the same lol. Time will tell I guess. Did you put the leca in self-watering pots? And how much water you add in there? Thank you
Hello! I'm glad you liked it 💚. Yes I put the LECA in self watering pots. I usually put enough that the wicks are submerged in the water. Or of you don't have self watering pots, a third way up the bottom of the pot.
@@kevin. Thank you!! Did you get your self-watering pots from Amazon or? My syngonium albo is currently rooting in water, may use your leca method later!!
@@tinaliu490 yes they are the t4u plastic self watering pots. A lot of people don't like them but they do the trick with my plants 🤣
Ughh my dream plant! Its so beautiful. They go for like $700 a 1 leaf cutting in NZ at the moment😭
OMG YOU'RE KIDDING THAT'S SO SAD. 😭 I would think that the price would drop because they're really easy to propagate + fast growers. Hopefully you get your hands on one (at a reasonable price) 😬
Haha I am not joking! I’ve just put out a call for help offering to trade my baby crystallinum and a kq cutting in hopes some plant god can answer my prayers🤣🤞
@@michelet8916 oh NOOO! I still can't believe that 😥
I got mine for $25 one leaf and half it’s leaf has died so I chopped half of it I believe it getting a new leaf so fingers crossed she’s ok she special to me and I really don’t want her to die 😭
Omg! That's crazy. I just got mine 2 leaves for just $10. I feel so bad for you 😔
Hi there,
Can you also make video and share tips during winter time? Like light wise wtc. Appreciate it😊
😍😍😍 love it!!! do you put any fertilizer in the water for the leca? How does the plant gets its nutrient from just leca ? Will water from a fresh water fish tank be sufficient ?
Hey Janette! I use hydroponic nutrients - Floraseries by general hydroponics. I don't have experience with fish tank water with LECA. Sorry! 😥
Flora gro one? I have the 1-1-1 miraclegro foam fertilizer, u think that would work if I mix with water and spray? 😬😬😬
Absolutely love this plant. I’m so excited to be having mine delivered today! Thank you for some insight. However I have a question about the name of your channel. The word hakuna means “no” or “there is none”, so your channel basically called “there are no plants???” Was that intentional? Or did you just like the sound of it and not know what it means?
Super helpful. Thank you!
What region do you live in? Your plants thrive!
where did you buy the mother plant from? it is SUNNING! i would buy the whole thing from you!
I bought them in the Fall 2019 from this online shop called Greenetics Canada. They are not selling plants at the moment and I don't think they sold this last year. A bunch of places will be selling them probably in the spring/summer. I'm currently not selling any plants unfortunately. But probably in the future!
Thank you for this video, just what I was looking for. Your plants are beautiful!
What made the new little propagations get burned leaves? Just curious so I learn from you
I think you're talking about the white parts of the leaves browning? This is normal in plants with white sections. Because there's no green on that section, it can't sustain itself and tbh isn't useful for the plant so they're usually the first one to go.
Hi Kevin! I just got a cut!!!! But the only leave it has it’s a bit damaged. Should I cut it? Or leave it? They’re so expensive here in Australia 😭 and I just got a very small rooted one and want to make it work so badly!!!!
Hey Andrew! Definitely keep it on even if it damaged. The new growth can pull from the old leaves! 💚
Do you change the water on the little ones while they try to grow roots.
Hi there! Nice video. Thank you. I just have 1 question. Did you put fertilizer when you transfer in leca?
Hi Jasmin! I personally put a 1/3 strength of my nutrient solution (I use general hydroponics 3 part Flora series) and I've been recently using rapidstart a root enhancer from general hydroponics. A lot of people start off first with superthrive.
@@kevin. Thank you. You have such gorgeous collection that I can’t afford. Thanks for your info.
@@jazzedlau9431 no problem!!
Ha ha ha! I laughed when you took deep breathes after you cut it! 😂😂😂 But I do the same thing too! I also recently propagated mine as well. I am hoping they all do well. Finger’s crossed. Great results on your propagation...and mama plant really showed out...she said we don’t die we multiply!!! 😂😂😂 Great video I really enjoyed it. Happy Growing!
Haha the breathing helped me calm down 😅. LOL MAMA WAS LIKE 'NOT SO FAST'. 💚
Another awesome video I can’t wait to see if my Syngonium grows full and healthy like yours.
Hi. I am still a newbie and thinkingn to propagate my syngonium. Just have a question for you. Once you placed the cuttings in leca, did you put in fertilizer too? And how often do you do that?
I notice my current plant has two aerial nodes showing right above the soil level in the same stem, dont know if I should just leave them alone where they eventually implant themselve in soil and grow or should I cut and put in leca? What do you think? Thanks!
Hey Nancy! There's a number of things that you could do. When I put the cuttings in LECA, I usually put rooting hormone (rapidstart by general hydroponics) and a 1/3 strength of what I would usually do with my nutrient solution. A lot of people use super thrive. But I definitely wouldn't recommend a heavy fertilizer. It will shock the plant. Some people just use water. People usually recommend to wait for the plant to mature before you cut up the plant. In my experience, my syngoniums aerial roots never grow long enough to reach the soil. Maybe if you have high enough humidity? But I'm not sure. I always tell people to propagate knowing the risks of potentially losing the cuttings. I know I've lost a bunch in the past. Key things are to make sure they're in a sunny + warm place.
Hi!! Love your video! I want to try using leca. Can you explain how to use it? I love how your plant is growing. I am currently propogating my cutting in water and would love to plant it in leca. Hope you can help! Thank you!
Hey! I am planning to do a video about this but it won't be coming out until the 1-2 months from now. You can check out knotdude and minimalistcali. I learned the basics from them!
Thank you for the recommendation!
do you use fertilizer on your syngonium albo?
I have cut 3 nodes but all with no new growth. Have I ruined my plant? I have put them in water.
Beautiful propagation
this looked so great!!! i’m so happy for you (and jealous lol)
Any tips on preventing reversion while propagating or growing?
Aight - I'm off to chop my plants now *looks for shears* 😂❤️
Ok.. Where do you keep your plants ? Oo My Syngonium Albo grows pretty slow.. but maybe it's just not enough light?
Very helpful video! :D My albo syngonium is in a terracotta pot now with an aroid soil mixture and I've been having issues with the bottom leaves yellowing. I'm going to transfer mine in leca now, but it's going to be my first plant in leca. Do you have any tips on how to fertilize it? Btw, I love how you showed the progress from start to finish. :)
Thank you Risha! 🥰 I'm thinking maybe the terracotta dried out the soil too fast. That definitely happened to me! A few key things: make sure you take off as much soil off of the roots. Start off with water+superthrive for the first couple weeks. I've never done that but people swear by it. When you switch to nutrient solution, I would do a 1/4 recommended strength just so you don't shock the plant. Change the nutrient solution every 2 weeks, and flush the pot in the weeks in between that. And lastly give it an adequate amount of light. I hope this helps!
@@kevin. ☺️ this is awesome! Thank you for the tips!! I’d definitely keep these in mind. Have a great Sunday!! 😁
Holy moly, she is beautiful! ❤❤
Right? One of my favs
How long should my plant be in moss for? It’s been rooting since I got it and I keep the moss moist.
I usually wait till I get 1-2 inches of roots and then I transfer it
hello good day, I just want to ask if the syngonium variegata will make variegations even there is no leaf attached to each node that I cut? because my syngonium variegata is so leggy😥 hope that you find this one😁 btw greetings from ph. I adore your syngoniums collection😍
Can you propagate from a single leaf somehow?
Aerial roots will find the soil naturally! :)
Just leave them above the soil slightly and they’ll find their way down.
Why didn’t you try rooting with leca in the beginning? I find it works better sometimes than water. It would be good if you did a comparison. Also rooting hormone may help to put energy in rooting than upper growth
I don't have this plant yettt but my question is how can i Encourage my plant to grow back after taking cuttings from it?
Have you seen Charlie Browns Christmas? Your tree reminded me! If not, you might check out out! 60's/70's.
I just ordered an albo cutting and was planning to put it in sphagnum moss. Does anybody know which method is better for propagating. Moss or water? This will be my first syngonium so I don't know how they behave
Hi my albo is reverting right now. How to bring back its glory?
You can potentially wait to see if it returns in the next couple leaves. I tend to propagate and make a cut where the last variegated leaf is to try to bring it back.
@@kevin. mine looks like neglectum already no last variegations 🥺
great viedeo ! very helpfull!
Any update on the cuttings
Yes actually! Check out my newest video called propagation updates. It's the first plant I talk about 😊
Thank you💗💗💗💗this help me a lot
I'm glad this helped 🥰
Please does anyone knows what this dissease in 6:10 is??? my syngonium has got the same one and the leaves are dying because of that :c
Those syngonium r cute like u😁
Haha thanks! They are cute!
I’m also trying to water prop the same plant before transferring it to leca...the idea of waiting months before being able to transfer is so discouraging 😭
Hmm why don't you just propagate straight into LECA? I'm actually experimenting with that and I think it's going well? 😅 I'm using rapidstart in my nutrient solution to help with fast root growth.
@@kevin. oh I bought a leca kit from a local business and that’s what they recommended so I was just following but maybe I’ll give that a try, thanks! :)
Mine reverted and turned full green what should i do?
So mother plant is in just leca?
Yes + nutrient solution 🙂
@@kevin. what nutrient solution do you use? superthrive?
@@sinar9411 I use the 3 part General Hydroponics Flora series. I don't use super thrive but I know a lot of people have success with that
what's the balls in the pot?
What nutrient ratio do you use for your leca? Is it general hydroponics?
WOW!
Omg! I felt the hurt 😢 when you cut! I had to grab my chichi’s when you cut. 😂
Ya estoy suscrito tocayo 💪
Lightly scratch nod with nail
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Should of kept it on the pole,sooo much nicer😮
i just got a free cutting and i have no idea what i’m doing, i hope i don’t kill her 😭