Best Plant Propagation Method! | Houseplant Propagation Box UPDATED METHOD! sphagnum moss prop
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2021
- How to propagate houseplant cuttings using the propagation sphagnum moss box method! How to root any houseplant FAST! perlite propagation hoya propagation harli g
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Before you guys rush off to buy plastic cups: think about using yoghurt cups or alike. Recycle when possible 🌱
I started saving my prescription pill bottles and they are so solid I'm going to use them for pon! Turns out mental illness is good for something 🤣😂
I've found I can use quite the variety of food plastics, from cookies to brownies, my personal favorite is a Safeway single serve cake dish. About 3 cubic inches of individual terrariums. I also love take out containers from red Robin, those work too!
As for cups I collect a bunch from my family's Starbucks habit, including the lids from waters, I have a good system going!
Also as a safer alternative to burning holes in cups, I recommend using an ice pick, scissors, or any blade to poke, or manually drill holes. Much less toxic but a little more time consuming!
@@ChosenMango4233 yes those are great! There’s also lots of containers in the veggie and fruit isle that one can reuse ☺️
Also, you can save fast food plastic drink cups! I have a number of tomato plants that love being in Taco Bell cups haha.
And a good succulent propagation tray could be Tupperware's that you can't find the tops to or the little container a set of 12 Cinnabon's from Taco Bell come in (which is also oddly cute). I also use the container strawberries come in, but so much dirt falls out of the big side holes.
I started saving anything that could be used to grow plants in, and not only did I realize how much plastic I was going through, but it's also nice to have anything I want on hand when I have a crazy idea for plants!
Agree! It's great to keep in mind that plastic isn't actually recycled.
For my prop boxes, I use plastic containers from all around that I get from other purposes -- mostly my meal boxes (I wish they had a reuse program..)
"if you left me a hate comment, get a grip" lmfao i love that
I am having an issue where every time I create one of these boxes with the moss, my plants mold. can you advise on this?
@@jillianh4624 Harli has a lot a lot plants and she propagates several of one plant so many times some plant will rot, but if you want to prevent rot you can let the cuttings dry out and callus over, maybe for 1-2 hours, you can put the plant in front of a fan so it can dry faster, when the open cuts are dry you can mix horticultural lime with water, form a paste, and use that paste to rub it on the wounds, it prevents rot and nasty fungus and bacteria getting into the plant, you can also squeeze out the sphagnum moss more if it’s too damp, aerate the bin more often as well, maybe every other day, for safety, hope this helps!
@@jillianh4624 same
@@coolbeans3099 thank you SO much for this!! I definitely will all of these recommendations out. I am desperate to be successful at propagation!
@@jillianh4624 no prob! If you have rare plants, try air layering them! 100% success rate! It’s basically encouraging roots before even cutting the plants, when it has roots, all you have to do is put it in a pot with soil and acclimate it to its new pot, voila! You have a new plant! Hehe
Just dropping in to say Jeremiah from roots and refuge had a great method for putting holes in plastic cups. They leave them stacked and get a long drill bit and just drill a hole in all the cups in one go. Quick, easy, no fumes! Idk if you’ve tried that already but I just wanted to share for anyone else reading the comments
Yep! That's what I do.
Very smart method! I hadn’t ever considered that!
I just use my box cutter.
Yeah, cutting off "garbage pieces" from the stems will definitely slow down development. Energy is stored in leaves as well as stems and will be drawn out from them for growing new roots and leaves.
@@hrcrawford me too!
I know that the "I've never clicked as fast on a youtube video in my life" comment is everywhere, but TRULY, I've never clicked as fast on a youtube video like I did now. Moss propagation was kinda a topic for mainly last (or like 10 months ago) year and I'm so happy seeing that people still use it, maybe even more than when everyone was buzzing about it.
Thank you. Last year I saw your propagation by box and tried it on some rose cuttings in a small food container. I put them under a tree outside on the north side of the house. 4 weeks later one cutting had roots and I planted it into a a well established rich mulch bed. and it flowered first year. Can't wait to see if it survived the hard north winter.
Thank you for this easy method.
Thanks so much for sharing your prop box tips Harli! I started some and have sold rooted cuttings and now trade plants for store credit at the local plant store. I've gotten over $600 in store credit from just 2 big storage bins! That's a great return for about $75 of mostly re-usable materials. Removing the leaves means the cutting only has the energy in the stem to fuel growth. Cuttings with leaves can photosynthesize to produce energy to fuel new growth. It would be interesting to compare how long cuttings take to produce new growth with and without leaves. It seems it would be safer to leave a longer stem for the node to draw energy from if you remove the leaf. Clearly this is working for Harli so its not wrong! Her setup is pretty plush and she may be ok with it taking longer since she has so much going on and is going for the max # of plants for sale. I want things to be ready for sale quickly so I can have fewer boxes taking up space. My wet stick props take much much longer to push out new growth than nodes with leaves and the new growth is much smaller. I don't use Liquidirt though! I just bought some and am going to start using it like you Harli! Your plants are all just so deep green. My plants grow but tend to be lighter green than I would like. I'll let you know the difference.
That’s amazing! What a smart idea! I’m gonna hit up some of my local nurseries to see if that’s an option for me too haha thanks for sharing!
@@HarliG mine is actually a plant and aquarium store so I pay for one hobby with another. It's pretty cool to support a small local shop while enabling my addictions! Let us know if you find a local shop.
Hope you’re doing well, not sure when this video was filmed but you look great. You’re content lately has been well thought out and very informative. So keep up the great work.
And lastly congratulations again to being a mother of 2 beautiful baby boys, hope good vibes keep you going all day ☀️🌻🧘🏽♀️
Thank you!
This was really informative Harli, thank you 💚
Would love to see a grow tent set up video, ex: how you use fans, exhaust etc…
Prop boxes are my fav way to prop. I get Hoya to root in 2 weeks in there and takes 6 months in a glass of water!! Love your videos and always enjoy you potting vids. Hugs!!
Can I just say that I feel like your confidence is soaring lately? Ya love to see it
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Thank you! I’ve been in a weird rut & I’m finally feeling like myself again 🥰
If you're drilling holes in bins, you'll probably have more success with drilling holes towards the top of the side instead of on the lid. That allows for air flow without as much water evaporating straight out the top
I use recycled apple sauce cups. They are translucent (which I love so I can keep an eye on the roots) and just the right size for starter plants!
I learned your prop box method a few years ago with your first video on it and it really revolutionized my whole plant game. I have been able to prop and sell so many plants thanks to you! I love idea of using the cups.
I dont understand why people want to write neg comments if I can't say something positive I'm not going to bother I could understand if they didnt understand if they asked you why you do it but obliviously what your doing works very well you go girl I love you videos I think you funny and your not fake thank you
Last time you propagated a scindapsus exotica, I tried propagating in moss without the leaves and it's working so well! They're pretty much all rooted (I have maybe between 10 and 20), only one or 2 have rotted, but I just got rid of them asap and now I have leaves! I need more experience though. Thank you so much for the extra advice
Using the cups is so smart. I have had a prop box of just random plants. Sometimes it hard to untangle the roots and I'm always so afraid of breaking the roots. Going to need to go to the store and re do my prop box.
I’ve been sooooo busy lately that I have t been able to do anything but the bare minimum for my plants. Watching your videos always reinspires me to be the best plant mom!
That makes me so happy! Thank you!
This was so helpful, I just created a bigger prob box yesterday with spagnum so now I have a better idea on what I'm doing. 😁🌱
This video is so informative and helpful! I ordered sphagnum moss yesterday and I already have a few spare plastic storage boxes sitting around, so this was perfect timing. I'm ready to be more organised with my propagating!
Yesss! I just rewatched a bunch of your prop box videos, and its been making me want to prop off my mother plants. I love these videos, and so so so appreciate the updates!
I absolutely love this. I’ve made a video of my own version of how you make your prop box. Now this new version I’m definitely gonna try.
Ooooh yay! I am so happy to see an updated propagation box video!! I started with your method last year and now have so many plants I share with everyone even with my gas station clerk! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
This was very helpful. I now know what I was doing wrong and what was causing mold in my box. Thank you for this video.
Thanks Harli for the vid. I love propagations. I love watching it grow from nodes. It’s a beautiful thing.
I love your prop box technique! I followed one of your past videos for propagating hoya, and now I have a bunch of hoya cuttings! Luckily I made the prop box just in time because they avoided a massive mealybug infestation that occurred on my main hoya plant. The main plant is doing better now but there are lots of gaps in the plant due to the leaves dropping. I guess that just means I can propagate more hoya!
Harli, Thank you so much for this video. I'm only doing a couple small props, I'm trying water & perlite right now. I need to get room to do more plants, I'm going to Clean out a space in the guest room. I'm always ready for a new video from you. Hope you and the boys are doing well.
I tried Perlite and it was a struggle. I like spaghnum too. So easy and quick. Hope people try the Liqui-dirt. I used your link months ago and love it. Thanks Harli!
Thanks for the code! Love your channel and super excited to try Liquidirt! Thank you! 💚
LOVE syngonium, I always love when you have videos with/about them! 😍
Thanx Harli... Your tips are pretty useful... Love to see the content you have been putting out lately!
I love to propagate!! I've slowly started selling some, but winter is about here. I'll propagate all winter, I binge watch ur videos!
So happy to see a video from you! I get to watch while setting up a grow room. Just waiting for a few Amazon deliveries to finish.
THIS VIDEO IS SO HELPFUL! Thank you!!! Yes !!! So cool learning how you do your thang girl! I love it! I’m gonna use so much of this information!!
MAKE MORE VIDEOS! I KNOW WE ALL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM!!! Yes !!! Cheers!
Hey Harli you have so much of energy...so much of positive vibes from you...you motivate a lot n Oh my gosh you are sharing all your trade secrets...love ya...take care
Totally agree with what you said about leca!!! Glad I’m not alone!
I really watch this video over and over again! It's so relaxing!
So helpful! Thx for another great video Harli.
It always makes me so happy to see your love of Syngonium. They are one of my favorites and so underrated! Love it.
Thank you Harli!! I think Im gonna try my hand at this!! Once I move first though!! Cant wait to see what grows and I will def share with ya!!
Thank you so much for sharing Harli!! I've tried perlite and too messy, I've tried soil and I normally have success but I will definitely try sphagnum moss!!😊🙏🏼
I love starting from nodes because the plants are so tiny and cute🥰
Love this video! Thanks Harli!
love the little syngonium green splash cutting!!!!!! so cute i have such a soft spot for that plant
Congratulations on the baby ❤️💐🎉🎊
Thank you for the great tips, it was thoroughly informative 😊
Thank you so much for sharing information like this with everyone. Very helpful
Just came back here to say that I watched this and used this method along with soil and pon for a massive amount of cuttings I was gifted and this is by far the best method! I’m usually a water prop kind of gal but these cuttings were mostly Hoya and I wanted to experiment. I will for sure keep doing this. With clear containers I LOVE that you can actually see when they’re well rooted! Thanks for posting this.
Excellent! You made it very clear👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Step by step instructions. Thanks for sharing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️
I do the cup and moss propagation but have never put them in a bin once they’re all in their cups. Definitely going to give that a try!
Awesome set-up, I might try this. Thanks Harli! 😁
perfect explanation/ demo for a beginner with prop boxes.definitely going to be getting some cuttings going and start my box! (: thank you. glad i found you channel
I went to a new plant shop this weekend and they had the most beautiful Syngoniums! Finally got my first one (and also fell in love with the Syngonium Mojito, so need to start saving up for my second one). I cant wait for mine to get nice and comfortable in my home and start growing so I can propagate my own and share this lovely plant! These types of videos are so helpful - thank you for sharing your process!
This was very helpful! Thank you so much.
I learned something new about propagation today! Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Your tips are sooooo helpful! Love your channel. Thank you for sharing
Loved this video, because of you I have 2 small prop boxes, I now NEED to go buy little cups LOL
Such a useful video for all the garden lovers
Firat time I have leanrnt that " with just one plant we can grow unlimited plants" 😘😘😘
Just ordered some, Thanks I love your plants snd videos I learn so much. Have a great day.
i love all your contents. Thank you for honestly sharing all info.
Yay loved your last prop box video so this should be a great video !! You look really pretty today chicky 😁🌱🌿💚
Very helpful video, thanks!
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Harli, I just have to tell you that you are absolutely adorable. 😊 The enthusiasm and poppin' good, positive energy I receive from you is so motivating. Now I know where to come if I'm in need of a jolt of energy and motivation to get things done. So refreshing to see!! Thank you ever so much. 😊 💗
Great video! Very informative!
Hi Harli, I've tried the sphagnum moss with some props and I love it!! I feel like my cuttings root faster, I love that the cuttings stay humid, and I generally love the look of moss as a medium!! I'm even thinking of growing plants permanently in sphagnum moss!!❤️🥰
I recently start my moss propagation box. And there's a lot of recommendations from yt leading to your video. Now your my GURU 🌿💚🌱
Great video, thank you! Love your attitude!
I had my caudex plants, stephania erecta, in leca and one in chunky rocky soil. Honestly leca was super easy. It’s important to bury them almost halfway in the substrate and keep them in hight humidity and high light. I’ve found once the leaves come in, the higher the humidity the more vine like and leggy they get, the lower the humidity the closer together the leaves grow. Just something i noticed in my care. ❤
Thanks for the humidity tip. I would say that that's a priceless tip. Leggy plants drive me nuts. 😊
Thank you!! This is so so sooo helpful
I was finally able to get liquidirt for a reasonable price thanks to you harli!! 😂 I appreciate you so much for your content too. Loved laughing watching the newest growth video
This is great! Thank you!
Great video. Tons of info. Much appreciated.
Just love your videos. Thankyou so much for being so informative. Perlite hasn't worked for me. Will try with a combination of sphagnum and perlite.
ooh im here so early! love you harli! thanks for all your content!
Prop boxes are 100% addicting. I have just moss in the bottom of mine but love the cup idea.
I do tomatoes in red solo cups and I use a drill bit for my plastic cups. I can drill about 4-5 cups at a time. Works great! Even with the small cups, you could do it with a smaller drill bit.
Hi! I haven’t seen you in a long time, congratulations to your beautiful family & your having a new baby!! How exciting!! Yay
Thanks for the demonstation. Very educative and very friendly presentation.
Harli, thank you, thank you for sharing you are the best.
great work Harli!! Killin it
this is amazing info, thank you 🥰🤩
Love seeing everything about this! I'm so proud of how far you've come and that you have your plant shop now, been following you for so long.
Hope you're feeling okay postpartum :)
Great video!!
Your channel is so freaking amazing omg
Thanks you for this demo
Nice Job Harli !
Instead of using a soldering iron to put holes in your cups take a scissor and gently clip at the bottom "corner" of the cup, I make 2 slices. I do that for my veggie starter cups, works great. I really enjoy your channel, I propagate shrubs in the spring and summer and now I am getting hooked on houseplants!!
Great video! Thank you
The little baby albos are sooooo cute!!
Ok I love you, you are so sweet and I love your ADHD, forgetful, silly self.
Thank you for these videos, I'm learning and your so helpful
Sphagnum moss is my favorite to propagate. I’ve heard about perlite but I have the best of luck with sphagnum.
Thankyou .....great tutorial
Hi! I very very like your videos. thank you very much.спасибо!
I like the way you doing that 😜 you did help me out with my plants 😸 I'm trying to do mines 🤣
great video, thanks
i love the video! thank you
Great info girly
congratulations on ur pregnancy :) ur plant babies are thriving so much i’m sure you’ll be a wonderful mom
I personally never wait to see roots before I cut my plants and it works for me 🤷🏻♀️ hope it works for your syngonium 😊🤞🏻
Harliii i love this video!! we need grow tent tour 😍😍
the begonia sarawak 🥺🥺🥺 it's nice to know that they propagate so well with this method, makes me a little less nervous about getting one and immediately killing it