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Thank you, very helpful!

Great video. I am going to try to grow some now. Thanks.

How long will they continue to grow after trimming? I’ve grown and trimmed mine around 3 times, wanted to know how many more times will this process last?

Thank you for sharing this helpful experiment! I have 3 dried stems, and now I know I'm going to propagate them in a cup of water.

How long did you keep them in the water before you potted them in soil?

I’m getting four leafs tomorrow; each a different color and I will be propagating them in water. Thank you

Cute video and nice accent 🥳🥳💃🏼

Thank you! I was debating propagating with water vs soil. This helps a lot.

I don’t dry mine out before putting it in soil and it does great.

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I wonder if they would root lying on a damp sponge

Thank you. Trying to root some of mine.

A clock just fell on top my Christmas cactus and it’s full of flowers. Ugh. So, I will try all these methods. Thanks. All the great comments too.

hi great video i see a lot of videos saying to keep out of sunlight but i have been keeping mine in my front window on my radiator cover all year round and they are growing like crazy also when I trim them I have more plants then I can handle and in the winter when the heat is on they are kept very warm also i took in a plant that was over 50 years old and was not growing now that i repotted it and placed it on radiator cover by the window its beginning to grow new leaves so i would say if a plant likes a certain spot keep it there even its in the sun ..

You have such a soft, sweet voice that I found myself leaning into my laptop! Thank you for the video dear, I will try both methods.

Thank you for the video. When you put the cutting in the potting soil, was the soil pre-moistened?

I neglected mine during the summer and two big branches died and fell off. I dipped them in rooting gel, propagated in water and now there are roots all over it! Going to plant it in some cactus/succulent compost today. Rooting gel is the one!

Hello. Any updates on this?

I've been growing and propagating my "mother" plant for about 7 years, and ive lost count of the amount of times ive done it now but there's easily been about 12 meters of length and the plant is about 25cm wide. Once you get them settled, they grow like crazy! Ya know what though, I've NEVER propagated directly into soil, always in water! Im snipping one today and I have so many cuttings that I suddenly wondered if I could just plant directly into the soil which brought me here, so its great to see that you're having success. Propagating in water takes up so much space when you have lots of plants! Just a tip, whenever I propoagate mine in order to fill/bulk out a plant rather than pot a new one, I always snip an equal half length on each strand. That way you get a more even growth pattern and the plant tends to look fuller and the smaller leaves blend in better with the bigger leaves - you also create a stronger overall plant as the leaves can intertwine at an even rate as they grow together. Good luck with yours :-)

2023 update? :)

Thanks for sharing

great comparison I love when people actually show progress over time

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How long sud I wait b4 potting my water propagating

I have grown them in dirt just take a bit longer and need to keep water a little bit wet dont let the dirt get too dry

That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

Great info! As the video progressed, I changed my mind on how I would proceed multiple times. I went from thinking that I should start with the water method, then plant it in soil after the roots develop. However, your video shows that I should just go with the soil method from the very start. Like many others, I love your accent, and your voice is so soothing!

Thank you for this video. My Christmas cactus has been dying of root rot so I’ve had to completely chop off all the roots. It’s already very wilted so it might be too far gone but I’m going to try the water propagation method.

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Thank you for this experiment. I now know what to do with my Christmas cactus to make more!

Helpful! And the way you talk is so pleasant

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She shown a good root on segment,then plant

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Thank you! I just took some sections off of my Christmas cactus to try my hand at growing more 💖

Hi! I love your String of Hearts plant! It is a very unique looking houseplant. It’s so fun how you can add the cuttings that easily and make your plant fuller. I think I’m going to look around for one to add to my stuff. Great video and please keep them coming. Thank you.

I propagate in water and also soil. Sometime s I just do the popping the segment in soil and wait . I've also used water propagation. Once the roots appear in water I take the segment and stick it in soil. Don't wait past roots drowning half an inch in water. plant will die eventually if left too long in water!💚

This is fabulous... Do you keep the big (original) leaf attached even when they have grown big enough to be repotted?

I love how you do multiple updates in one video, I'm going to try doing soil propagating

I have a clipping I've been growing in water for a few weeks now, and it has really nice roots and growth. I want to pot it, but I don't want to shock it. Should I let it dry for a bit before planting in soil, or do it immediately? Thank you....

What type of soil did you use?

Thank you for coming back and comparing them overtime. So helpful!

If your rooting in water, can it be down without drying?

Question: can you pot a Christmas Easter and thanksgiving cactus altogether?

how often did you water in the soil? Ty

Hi! Thanks for making another video. Your Burrows Tail cactus is really beautiful. Amazing how just a leaf can grow a whole new plant like that. I have a small Jade plant that I took a cutting from and stuck it in soil like I saw you do on another video. It took a really long time to do anything but it didn’t die and finally started growing so I am not surprised how long yours took either. Love to see an update. Thanks again!

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aren't you suppose to take it out of the water after healthy roots have grown? if you leave it in the water too long it causes root rot

Finally found a video that answered my question! I have pups that are growing thin stems and curvy. Thank you for sharing! Aloha!🌺

Great Christmas cactus videos. Just what I needed to learn. Thank you!