How to Propagate White Knight in Leca with Update

In this video, I got a White Knight Philodendron cutting and I decided to propagate it in leca. I much prefer leca because I hate detangling roots from sphagnum moss. It grew really quickly and even gave me a half moon red/green leaf!

Because this video is delayed, I actually took a bottom cut at some point in between the original video and the update. I'll be posting that video in the future as well.

Please feel free to leave your thoughts, questions and/or comments! Thank you!

Products (thank you to my awesome viewer for reminding me to post these):
Amber Drop Bottles:

[Stinky] Rooting Hormone:

I don't have any financial or any other interest in these products. They are just what I have found to work well for me! Thanks so much for watching!

[missprimo]

Hello! I’m new to using LECA. I have a baby White knight philodendron and an established Pink Princess and would love to transfer these. Once your plants/roots are established, do you keep them in the LECA? And how high of a water level do you fill the LECA without rotting the established roots? I originally thought that every once in a while you would give the leca a good soak, not let it sit in water!

Any advice is greatly appreciated, thanks! :)

[oliviaesler]

You traded the WK for a pp? So...the three months later isn't accurate 🤦🏻‍♀️