How to grow Schefflera plant from single leaf cuttings | Propagate Schefflera plants | Umbrella Tree
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2021
- This was in March I tried to use leaves to propagate Schefflera plant. I used vermiculite as the substrate for cuttings. The operation process is very simple. After more than a month, the leaves of Schefflera plant finally grew roots, but no new shoots germinated. As for whether they can germinate and grow in the end, I look forward to the follow-up...
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Excelente y fácil manera de enseñar cómo propagar la cheflera! 👌👏👏Muchas gracias . Dios bendiga tu vida y mágicas manos,gracias por compartir tu sabiduria👌🙏.. Armenia -Quindío (Colombia)
Very nice idea. Thank you dear for sharing❤👍🏻
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Интересно, через сколько времени образовались корни?
So what I want to know is that after you remove it from the mermaculate can you then plant it with roots in water and then repot it in regular soil
Very nice what kind of dorts you use
Can you do this with perlite also
Could you please share what type of mister/watering system you use? I am intrigued.
It's just a hand sprayer. They're about $8.
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Q tipo de tierra es?
I have a single stem umbrella plant that is yellow and gold leaves,some of the leaves are really leggy,how do I make new plants from the cutting..thankyou
I also have a single stem plant and would like to know the same
Thanks. What is the mixture you put the cutting in? And what is the mixture you put them in after 30 days? Can I just put my cuttings in water until they grow roots?
In fact, ordinary garden soil will do. It can also take root in water. Propagating with leaves is not recommended though, as it will never grow new leaves.
Hi I have d green one growing but I want to try d variegated if u have a video can u send d link please thanks I am from Trinidad in d Caribbean we have just sun and rain as our climate so thanks
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What type soul are you using? How long does this take? Do I water it while it’s trying to root questions questions questions no answer.😢
The soil is vermiculite, and it take root 2 weeks later.
It is not recommended to use leaves, it will never grow.
Any update on how the plant has done from the leaf cutting?
The leaves remained the same, without sprouting, only growing roots, and finally died.
Thanks for sharing as no one I have seen as shared the end result. Seems like it's pointless for me to continue propagating my schefflera leaves.@@DailyGarden
Ok we planted the single rooted leaves now where does the other new growth sprout from?
Nowhere
To my knowledge it won’t mostly.
Will this leaf later on grow into a full plant with stem ??
Up to now, I haven't seen it grow leaves, but it hasn't withered, but it has grown a lot of roots.😂
no, it needs all the leaf including the part that attaches to the stem
Se puede hacer eso pero en agua?
I did this three years ago and although the leafs are still alive and green they have yet to grow any other leaves. However at the same time, I took a cutting that had sprouted from the plant with multiple shoots, rooted that and it is now a full bushy plant almost three feet tall.
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Great effort bro. But unfortunately plant like these cannot be propagated into a full plant just from leaf. There is some portion of stem required in the cutting from where new growth can happen (from nodes). However, leaf alone can sustain with such root system as it can fulfil its needs on its own.
Well said Prakha, I fell into yhat trap, took 2 and yes they rooted only to find 2 years later its still a 🍃 (leaf)...when straight to yhe bin😁
@@g.4344 Won't it eventually push up new shoots from the roots? That what my ZZ leaf cuttings do.
But the video proves it can. 🤔
@@gofigure4920 No, what you see in the video is simply the leaves growing roots. They can live for a long time like that, but will never become more than that, ever.
@@thierrys85 ....okay good to know. Not a good way to propagate then. I cut a piece of my daughters plant with a 2" stem in water and some roots grew than planted it in a pot. And it is growing stems and alot of leaves after a few months. Hers is a miniature green variety. Thanks for feedback.
All you have is a rooted leaf. This will never grow.
Makes me sad mine has never worked this way
Mine too
These leaves will never become plants. They can grow roots and live a long time like that, but won't ever become more. They need the plant's stem for that. Goes for a lot of other plants too.
@@thierrys85 alright thank you
Looks great but????????
If anyone is doing this for other than a cool factor dont your wasting your time. Better to top your shefflara and cut each leaf with the stem at the node leave like an inch of the stem then do these steps
Any Updates on this?🥺💫
Up to now, I haven't seen it grow leaves, but it hasn't withered, but it has grown a lot of roots.😂
@@DailyGarden How about now? Any improvements?
@@pinkyssj4 This type of plant cannot be propagated from leaves. There cannot be new growth as there are no nodes or area from where new growth can happen. However, leaves can sustain on its own as it has grown root system for taking all the nutrition and water from soil. There are plants like zz, snake plant etc that can grow from leaves, as they have different functioning but unfortunately not this one.
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Make videos just to get views....they have no purpose 😒
These comments by the ignorant take ls away the great information provided in the video. If it roots, it will grow. That skinny little stem from the cutting, grows into hardwood which in turn produces shoots and growth. Try it yourself and don’t go by what the ignorant say.