r/propagation

Hello! I took a snake plant leaf that I found outside after the hurricane. Instead of letting it decompose I thought of reviving it. Honest opinion do you think it has a chance of surviving?

Ps. I cut off the dead end and put in water. My home gets pretty good sunlight. I also have a balcony! So if it needs more sunlight I’m more than happy to put it outside, but from previous experience I usually keep my snake plant inside so I felt like this snake plant would want the same :)

I’ve been propping some cuttings from a long silver stripe philodendron vine. Some have already pushed out roots in a week. However, I came back from a short trip and found this mass of cottony threads. Is it mold? Or is it the precursor to roots?

my son was gifted this angel wing leaf today from a teacher. unfortunately, it’s just the single leaf and no node. we’d like to try to propagate it. does anyone have experience with this? I’m nervous to score the leaf and lay it on soil, but my understanding is it will never actually be a plant on its own and will eventually die even with roots.

so I was just reading through a few posts about when to plant some props. I guess I have always been under the impression that more Roots equals better planting success but someone said something that really got my attention. plant as soon as your props start to get Roots so that there is less shock. so I asked, are these BMF monsteras ready for soil? or have they gone too long in water?

New to propagation, thought I'd start with a snake plant. Is this ready to put into soil?

My Strelitzia nicolai developed root rot in its pot. I removed it and put it in perlite hoping to encourage new root growth, but it’s been a week and I’m not seeing any new roots yet.

Should I be worried at this point, or is a week still too early to expect visible growth? Is there anything I should be doing differently — more warmth, humidity, light, or should I check the rot situation again before waiting longer?

Really trying to save this plant and would appreciate any advice from people who’ve dealt with root rot recovery before.

My Strelitzia nicolai developed root rot in its pot. I removed it and put it in perlite hoping to encourage new root growth, but it’s been a week and I’m not seeing any new roots yet.

Should I be worried at this point, or is a week still too early to expect visible growth? Is there anything I should be doing differently — more warmth, humidity, light, or should I check the rot situation again before waiting longer?

Really trying to save this plant and would appreciate any advice from people who’ve dealt with root rot recovery before.

Hello! I am kind of new to this, any help would be appreciated thanks!!

Should i propagate it in water or soil?

My problem:

I'll not at home for 5days from tomorrow. If i wait, i can't propagate anymore cause the inner leafes will be dry by then probably.

So can i put it in a shallow wide pot with water or should I put it in wet soil?

My dracaena will get roots. Very happy about that.

i post my propagation station/s on here 44days ago so here’s an update to how much they’ve grown and moved! enjoy!

Hi

Dark blue tropical waterlilly 🪷🪷🪷

My summer monstera propagation project - cuttings were put in a box at May 16, now it’s august 16 and almost every cutting pushing second leaf.

I’m new to the prop world and just want to confirm if this would be the right place to cut? Thanks yall!

First time propogating. :)

The water touches the second, small, node up top. Is the stem too far in the water? The long node is in the water all the way.

The glas is foggy so i cant show what it looks like very well...

I’ve been propagating this Heartleaf Philodendron for a few months and these small bundled of leaves have developed under the water. I don’t want them to get too big and the get stuck in the jar and or die. I don’t mind cutting the propagation and creating more with this one plant. What should I do?