Potting Up Propagations: Moving Houseplant Cuttings from Water to Soil

Aloha! Join me for a day of potting up houseplant propagations! We recently took a lot of houseplant cuttings while taming back the jungle that is my household and started propagating them in water. Happily, most of those plant cuttings have now developed roots! So today we will be moving those houseplant cuttings from water to soil. Along the way, I'll be providing some helpful tips and tricks for successfully transferring plant cuttings from water into soil.

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[Heidi-Beth]

The begonias are so pretty, that red is everything.

[southofthesticks]

You make your pots nice and full, no wonder people go crazy over them. That's great !

[Carey.S]

You're the first YouTuber I've seen to feature the Pilea Glauca, yay. I prop mine in perlite in enclosed containers as they seem to root faster that way for me and appreciate the extra humidity. I then transition them slowly to my normal room conditions. My variety is the Greyzy and I love the sparkliness of the leaves. I've found they don't like top watering and they appreciate overhead light from either natural light or growlights. It's a shame we don't see more people with them as they really are gorgeous when you have a full, trailing pot of them. I too sometimes suffer with tremors, more so when I've used my hands a lot doing gardening, house work, etc, and it can be sooo annoying when doing fiddly jobs. So I can totally relate. Thank you for bringing such great, informative content and I love your sense of humour. I was in stitches watching the Spider Mite debacle, lol.

[megan_g_]

Is it possible to add too many pothos to one pot? I just repotted one and I may have overloaded it in relation to the amount I added.

[EMuro-wuuy]

I have a baby tears plant, and a piles silver cloud. So far so good. Looking for a silver sparkle. So far piles I love them.