My wife uses single leaf cuttings and puts up till 10 in per small glass jars, works for her every time, shes been doing this for 40 years and it always works, i guess thats why we have them all over the place haha
I've had great success from water propagating Pothos. I change the water every other day and keep them under a florescent light in the kitchen. When transferring to soil I over soak the soil and keep a saucer underneath to keep the soil wet. I let it slowing dry out, allowing the plant to change from water to soil living.
Thank you very much. I hv been looking to find out how to propagate the pothos for a while now & this explanation is more understandable since I’m planning to hv more. I hv had one for 23 yrs now 🤗
Hey Marianne, I am revisiting this video from when it first came out, can you do an update on these progagations? I love trailing plants!!! I'm learning so much from you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! :)
Hi Luna, yeah I'll be happy to! I have repotted them since, and I wasn't able to film that, but I can talk about them in an update video hopefully next week and in my IG stories probably some time today ☺️
If your propagating in water try to use fish tank water or pond water because the fish poop is like a natural fertilizer for the plant and it’ll root faster and grow bigger, faster and healthier.
Smaller leaves are more of a signal of missing nutrients and/or light. They grow fast and need a lot of nutrition during the growth season. Another factor is humidity. My cuttings that I grow in fertilized water in a paludarium are considerably larger than in any of the pots. Pothos need a lot of nitrate, moderate phosphate, very little potassium and the fertilizer should offer only nitrate in abundance.
Thanks for this information. i can understand your theory with transference from water to sub medium however i am a bit lost on your node method. i am used to doing single leaf method and my outcome is about 85% but now i'm doing the 2 nodes one leaf. i feel i am loosing potential plants that way but i see more people recommend that method. Please feel free to guide me to more information.
It is preferable to have an extra node coz it's additional place for root growth, if you notice root growth is not at the same pace even in nodes in the same vine. Second it prevents leaf loss better. Not saying it 100percent will not happen if you have two nodes one leaf, but in single cutting leaf often yellows before the cutting roots coz the petiole of the leaf is also submerged in water or in the medium, causing it to rot.
and with an eye, they simply do not rot, you just do not put the stem part in water, 100 percent every time unless you have an unhealthy leaf, just throw it out, and we change the water every day, or every other day, they need oxygen to root, well,
Hey, I was wondering if you would help me by answering that if pothos survive in a tiny pot like a small cup or something which doesn't have any whole at the bottom or not?
Wouldn't recommend it since pothos don't like overwatering if potted with soil, unless you are instead gonna grow your pothos in water or semi-hydrophonic. It's possible, but you have to be very careful with watering.
Hi, thank you for your video. I purchased a small Neon Pothos along with some cuttings, and the lady said I could pop them straight into soil and they should be happy. So along I went and popped the cutting in with the rooted plant since the pot was quite generous. It has now been a couple of months and everything is still a nice green and I am ignoring the urge to water them too frequently (I haven't really worked out the sweet spot for watering my plants so I dutifully shove my finger in the soil every few days). Should I be worried that neither are really growing since we are just heading into spring here and just be happy they all look the same as when I purchased them, or should I try and restate the cuttings? I genuinely dont know how fast these grow when its colder etc. It has a great spot by a window but to the side that doesn't get the direct sun. I have had a look at one of the cuttings and it has little nubby roots kind of like a pinky nail.
direct soil propagation works well for me but it does take a learning curve and be prepared to lose leaves. if they look happy and you're not loosing any leaves then leave it be. the neon pothos, once it starts growing it grows really fast, but at first they do look like nothings going on. i also find the neon pothos is one of the most communicative plants out there. if it needs watering the leaves will droop and produce yellowing leaves, but they are also quick to bounce back once you remedy them. they HATE being fertlized, pothos don't really need it they are low feeders, but if you want to just use slow release fertilizers
I'm not sure as well but I did turn on the community contribution tab to add CC's in other languages in my videos, so I think you should be able to go my video cc settings and add subtitles in other languages from there. If you can do it id very much appreciate it!
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Unfortunately there's a lot of restrictions on shipping plants internationally and I don't recommend it especially over the summer. Hopefully you can find them from local sellers!
My wife uses single leaf cuttings and puts up till 10 in per small glass jars, works for her every time, shes been doing this for 40 years and it always works, i guess thats why we have them all over the place haha
you also can grow them in clear glass jars, they never have to be put in soil, for those that like water growing
Naglukmeg ka ses. Very informative video good job👍
It will be my favorite channel.Very good info , very nice host.
Thank you for that information on propagation
Great video😊
I've had great success from water propagating Pothos.
I change the water every other day and keep them under a florescent light in the kitchen.
When transferring to soil I over soak the soil and keep a saucer underneath to keep the soil wet.
I let it slowing dry out, allowing the plant to change from water to soil living.
Thank you very much. I hv been looking to find out how to propagate the pothos for a while now & this explanation is more understandable since I’m planning to hv more. I hv had one for 23 yrs now 🤗
Try propagating in a zip-lock bag with soil and perlite. Spray the inside with water, blow it up and close the zip.
i tried that method as well, but with my hoya kerri. it definitely works too!
Thanks! So helpful on my journey of planting pothos!
Love your videos you give great information
This video is super helpful. Thank you 😊
I always wondered about why some yellow with propagation, you explained it so well thank you!!
Thank you! 💚💚💚
Wish I would have seen this sooner!
Hey Marianne, I am revisiting this video from when it first came out, can you do an update on these progagations? I love trailing plants!!! I'm learning so much from you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! :)
Hi Luna, yeah I'll be happy to! I have repotted them since, and I wasn't able to film that, but I can talk about them in an update video hopefully next week and in my IG stories probably some time today ☺️
Thank you! I'm looking forward to it, have a beautiful day :)
Awesome video!
Thanks so much for making this!!!
Very good video, quite informative!
Thank you!
If your propagating in water try to use fish tank water or pond water because the fish poop is like a natural fertilizer for the plant and it’ll root faster and grow bigger, faster and healthier.
Very detailed thank you keep growing
Thank you! 💚
Great video.. I learned quite a few things. Thanks for a wonderful video.
Thanks, Maureen!
Hi good morning i have many photos plants also thank you for ur recommendation
Love your videos!!
Do you ever prune aerial roots? Why or why not?
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Smaller leaves are more of a signal of missing nutrients and/or light. They grow fast and need a lot of nutrition during the growth season. Another factor is humidity. My cuttings that I grow in fertilized water in a paludarium are considerably larger than in any of the pots. Pothos need a lot of nitrate, moderate phosphate, very little potassium and the fertilizer should offer only nitrate in abundance.
Thanks for sharing! I am currently giving my pothos more humidity and using fish emulsion fertilizer, so hopefully those help.
Thanks for this information. i can understand your theory with transference from water to sub medium however i am a bit lost on your node method. i am used to doing single leaf method and my outcome is about 85% but now i'm doing the 2 nodes one leaf. i feel i am loosing potential plants that way but i see more people recommend that method. Please feel free to guide me to more information.
It is preferable to have an extra node coz it's additional place for root growth, if you notice root growth is not at the same pace even in nodes in the same vine. Second it prevents leaf loss better. Not saying it 100percent will not happen if you have two nodes one leaf, but in single cutting leaf often yellows before the cutting roots coz the petiole of the leaf is also submerged in water or in the medium, causing it to rot.
Very detailed and informative video. One question..My pothos has very thick stems. Is this normal?
Yes! That means your pothos have big leaves right?
@@MyWastelessLife Not all are big..some are big and some pretty small...but the stems are really thick
and with an eye, they simply do not rot, you just do not put the stem part in water, 100 percent every time unless you have an unhealthy leaf, just throw it out, and we change the water every day, or every other day, they need oxygen to root, well,
Perfect
I get spinach in that plastic tub with the lid hahahaha ima use it for propagation it such a good idea.
Yes! I save mine and use it for seed starting and propagating ☺️
Hey, I was wondering if you would help me by answering that if pothos survive in a tiny pot like a small cup or something which doesn't have any whole at the bottom or not?
Wouldn't recommend it since pothos don't like overwatering if potted with soil, unless you are instead gonna grow your pothos in water or semi-hydrophonic. It's possible, but you have to be very careful with watering.
@@MyWastelessLife thank you!
Hi wasteless if u got some cutting of pothos or scindapsus especially for sale let me know i will buy it from you just want to start a scindapsus
Amaryllis to buy 46centimeters bulb kit for Christmas time
Hi, thank you for your video.
I purchased a small Neon Pothos along with some cuttings, and the lady said I could pop them straight into soil and they should be happy. So along I went and popped the cutting in with the rooted plant since the pot was quite generous. It has now been a couple of months and everything is still a nice green and I am ignoring the urge to water them too frequently (I haven't really worked out the sweet spot for watering my plants so I dutifully shove my finger in the soil every few days). Should I be worried that neither are really growing since we are just heading into spring here and just be happy they all look the same as when I purchased them, or should I try and restate the cuttings? I genuinely dont know how fast these grow when its colder etc. It has a great spot by a window but to the side that doesn't get the direct sun. I have had a look at one of the cuttings and it has little nubby roots kind of like a pinky nail.
direct soil propagation works well for me but it does take a learning curve and be prepared to lose leaves. if they look happy and you're not loosing any leaves then leave it be. the neon pothos, once it starts growing it grows really fast, but at first they do look like nothings going on. i also find the neon pothos is one of the most communicative plants out there. if it needs watering the leaves will droop and produce yellowing leaves, but they are also quick to bounce back once you remedy them. they HATE being fertlized, pothos don't really need it they are low feeders, but if you want to just use slow release fertilizers
how can I translate your videos in German?
please let me do it for you, but I don't know how 🤔
I'm not sure as well but I did turn on the community contribution tab to add CC's in other languages in my videos, so I think you should be able to go my video cc settings and add subtitles in other languages from there. If you can do it id very much appreciate it!
Hi Dear hw r u nd I LOVE each and every videos of all your Lovely Pathos . As you have plenty of different types of money plant pathos. As in my Country INDIA We don't have only two or three pathos. As i am a very big Lover For Money Plants Pathos. As My Request for You Is If You Can Send Me all the Different Types of Money Plants Branches What You Have At Your Place If You Don't Mind By Courier. So Please Let me Know As I LOVE Different Types Of Money Plants Pathos. Tkcre God Bless you And Your family too.
Unfortunately there's a lot of restrictions on shipping plants internationally and I don't recommend it especially over the summer. Hopefully you can find them from local sellers!
Check out greenBeauty 💚🌱💚on Etsy they have Huge Hawaiian pothos 💚💚🌱🌱💚👍👍
Thanks, I will! Tho I’d probably should stop plant shopping lol