Propagating Patho Plant

by ibchavezcou in Outside > Backyard

22 Views, 0 Favorites, 0 Comments

Propagating Patho Plant

I created a new plant. I propagated a pathos plant to make a new plant. I find this activity highly satisfying. Plants clean the air, bring calm, and are a great way to bring nature into your home. I love being able to make more plants from cuttings and adding to my plant collections or gifting to family and friends.

Supplies

Tools and materials used

  1. Scissors
  2. Propagating vase
  3. dirt
  4. flower pot

First Trim

Start by finding a vine that is long and healthy, cut at small brown growing tip (Around 6 inches from the beginning of the vine)

Start of Propagating

Place cutting in a propagating vase for at least 3 weeks or until new roots have grown.

Checking on Root Growth

Remove cutting from propagating vase and check the roots before placing in new pot.

Starting a New Pot

Place cutting with new roots in a new pot. Make sure the new plant's soil stays moist for continuous growth.