I'm glad you didn't play music instead of chatting. Although you say you weren't in an entertaining mood you definitely made the video enjoyable to watch. I always love a good prop box/up potting video 👍 thanks for sharing, whoever buys your plants will be lucky indeed 🌿👍
Please keep doing these, I love them!! You aren’t boring and neither are your videos, we’ve got to work on your self talk, girl!! I’m happy you just talked and didn’t put music or fast forward. I just enjoy watching the process, and even if you don’t want to talk and just let us enjoy the repotting sounds!
Awwww Brittany, thanks so much, girl! I guess I talk myself down cos I don't want to sound like a know it all....hahaha, no one like a show off lol. Thanks for watching x
Loved the video! Not boring at all!! I love hearing you talk tbh These are some of my favourite type of plant videos. I Just found your channel and I've been just binging all your videos. Love your channel!
Beautiful it takes a month or longer for the snake plant to start growing roots.You have to make sure that right part of the cutting is in the soil.Happy growing and stay safe.
So excited with those baby plants to grow. ☺️🌿 I want one! I mean I am going to buy one.. string of hearts please hopefully you will have that one available in your store
Quite a few plants can actually be propagated from just a leaf, without a node (like peperomia and begonia), but some will also just make roots and then never grow. Hoya kerrii is a good example of that, you often see the heart shaped leaves potted up at the store, but that will never grow into a full plant. I don't know what that plant at 15:26 is, but if I were you i'd keep the leaf in the prop box to see if anything changes, if only as a fun experiment. Also, sansevieria take aaaages to root, especially in such small chunks, so since they're perfectly healthy, they'll probably root, they just need more time. Just make sure they're stuck in the right way up haha
Hi there! Appreciate the comment! Yeah any leaves/ nodes/ cuttings that didn't take, I put them into a separate box, just to see if they would root out later on, just for the heck of it haha.
IMO they should have rooted by now. Mine only took 3 months to show little roots and now there is a tonne. What kind of conditions are you propping them in?
Throughly enjoyed this video! You also gave me a new way to organize my props in my pro box….sometimes it’s hard to distinguish which cutting is which when the young leaves look very similar😆
Hello, Snake plants take a long long time before they show any sign of roots. Just in case you were wondering 😊 Ive done it myself and I also learned from planterina that it takes a while.
Came to say the same thing. Mine is rooting in water but it still took 3 months to show signs of roots and now it’s going nuts shaving heaps out. You can definitely soil prop too Judy, they will just take several months as well
Agreed! My snake plant prop in soil from probably March or April didn't do anything until I put it outside for the summer, and when I checked on it a couple of days ago, it actually had pretty good roots! It still hasn't made a baby yet, but it's working on it! My other snake plant cutting I was propping in water was also doing nothing until I put it outside in summer for about a month, and now it has good roots, but also doesn't have a new baby yet. We'll see how long it takes!
I recently started watching your videos and they are very entertaining. I look forward to them and learning new things, although I already have my green thumb from my mom, I can keep a plant alive.The only thing which seems to be pretty easy to do is to propogate in water, but my cuttings seem to always rot at the ends where I cut them... Do you have any suggestions?
Hi Adriana! sometimes hardening off the end of the stem can help it keep from rotting, this means to let your cuttings sit out to dry for about 12 hours before putting them in water. :)
Some that are highly prone to root rot like monstera albo I would definitely harden off but honestly most of mine I both soil and water prop without hardening off. Trial and error but they all root for me no worries so far
Senseveira takes sooooooooo long or perhaps forever to roots 😆😆 i experience it while afo on water, from 2020 till now still no roots! White flag arise! 🤣
I'm glad you didn't play music instead of chatting. Although you say you weren't in an entertaining mood you definitely made the video enjoyable to watch. I always love a good prop box/up potting video 👍 thanks for sharing, whoever buys your plants will be lucky indeed 🌿👍
Aww thank you for the feedback, you're so kind Cheryl. xo Thank you for watching and always taking the time to comment. I appreciate you heaps!
Please keep doing these, I love them!! You aren’t boring and neither are your videos, we’ve got to work on your self talk, girl!! I’m happy you just talked and didn’t put music or fast forward. I just enjoy watching the process, and even if you don’t want to talk and just let us enjoy the repotting sounds!
Awwww Brittany, thanks so much, girl! I guess I talk myself down cos I don't want to sound like a know it all....hahaha, no one like a show off lol. Thanks for watching x
Support your videos and keep up the good work
Thank you so much!
Loved the video! Not boring at all!! I love hearing you talk tbh These are some of my favourite type of plant videos. I Just found your channel and I've been just binging all your videos. Love your channel!
Aw you're so kind, thank you! xo 💚
Love this video👍👍
Thanks so much!
Hello i keep learning new things with you thank you
Thanks so much for watching!
Not boring. I’m trying to propagate my plants.👌🏾
Whooohoo! How exciting, propagating is one of my favourite things to do. :)
Always excited to see new roots when you propagate your cuttings
Me too! :D
Beautiful it takes a month or longer for the snake plant to start growing roots.You have to make sure that right part of the cutting is in the soil.Happy growing and stay safe.
Thank you! xo
They look so healthy and promising. Good luck with your venture
Thank you so much!
I love new plants for
Free!!!! 😎 thanks for the great video
Thanks for watching!
So excited with those baby plants to grow. ☺️🌿 I want one! I mean I am going to buy one.. string of hearts please hopefully you will have that one available in your store
haha, we'll see! :D I'm looking for some to stock in the shop. :)
Hey lady! I too have been the mad potter! Not boring at all, motivated to keep at it today! Ty! Lovely plants!!
Hi Deborah! Thanks so much!
Enjoyable! Do more
Will do! :D
Quite a few plants can actually be propagated from just a leaf, without a node (like peperomia and begonia), but some will also just make roots and then never grow. Hoya kerrii is a good example of that, you often see the heart shaped leaves potted up at the store, but that will never grow into a full plant. I don't know what that plant at 15:26 is, but if I were you i'd keep the leaf in the prop box to see if anything changes, if only as a fun experiment.
Also, sansevieria take aaaages to root, especially in such small chunks, so since they're perfectly healthy, they'll probably root, they just need more time. Just make sure they're stuck in the right way up haha
Hi there! Appreciate the comment! Yeah any leaves/ nodes/ cuttings that didn't take, I put them into a separate box, just to see if they would root out later on, just for the heck of it haha.
I liked your video.I did'nt think it was boring.Have a great day.
awww I'm glad. Thank you!
@@ThatFoliageLife your welcome
Don’t worry I love all your shows .
Thank you so much for watching!
Woww...beautiful I'm plant💚🌿🌱☘️
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Best of luck with your shop, wishing you success 💚
Thank you so much!
Congratulations with the shop I think you will do very well
Thank you so much!
Your site is looking great!! Congratulations on your hard work!
Thanks so much! 💚💚💚
Thank you, I learned a lot from this video...not boring at all.
Awesome, thanks so much for watching!
Its not a boring video judy, maraming salamat for this wonderful video.
IMO they should have rooted by now. Mine only took 3 months to show little roots and now there is a tonne. What kind of conditions are you propping them in?
Maraming salamat din po! :)
No problem with this. I enjoyed.
Aww thank you so much !
Just found your video and thank you so much for sharing!! OMYGOD LOVE your propagation box, great idea especially, now that Fall is coming!!💖💖💖🥰
You are so welcome!
Throughly enjoyed this video! You also gave me a new way to organize my props in my pro box….sometimes it’s hard to distinguish which cutting is which when the young leaves look very similar😆
Glad it was helpful! 💚
This was a very informative repotting video. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed the video thank you very much for sharing it
Thank you for watching!
Hello, Snake plants take a long long time before they show any sign of roots. Just in case you were wondering 😊 Ive done it myself and I also learned from planterina that it takes a while.
Came to say the same thing. Mine is rooting in water but it still took 3 months to show signs of roots and now it’s going nuts shaving heaps out. You can definitely soil prop too Judy, they will just take several months as well
Agreed! My snake plant prop in soil from probably March or April didn't do anything until I put it outside for the summer, and when I checked on it a couple of days ago, it actually had pretty good roots! It still hasn't made a baby yet, but it's working on it! My other snake plant cutting I was propping in water was also doing nothing until I put it outside in summer for about a month, and now it has good roots, but also doesn't have a new baby yet. We'll see how long it takes!
Hi Sarah, ahhhh good to know! I haven't propagated snake plants like this before, so that's so good to know. Thanks everyone! xo
I enjoyed the video very much! You answered some questions I’ve been wondering about
I'm so glad you've found it helpful xo
I recently started watching your videos and they are very entertaining. I look forward to them and learning new things, although I already have my green thumb from my mom, I can keep a plant alive.The only thing which seems to be pretty easy to do is to propogate in water, but my cuttings seem to always rot at the ends where I cut them... Do you have any suggestions?
Hi Adriana! sometimes hardening off the end of the stem can help it keep from rotting, this means to let your cuttings sit out to dry for about 12 hours before putting them in water. :)
Hi hillo my friend potting
Hello hello! 💚
Hi Judy, Loved the video. When do you find time to work at your job? Or have you given it up?
Hi Janet! Thanks so much. I am still working full time at this point in time. :) I have very full waking hours of the day. :)
Great video! I like repotting videos. How long does it take to grow roots from a leaf node cutting in the prop box?
Hi Mary! It will take usually about a month with proper humidity and light. :)
Interesting to see you plant newy cut stems without hardening them off. Is this process unnecessary?
Some that are highly prone to root rot like monstera albo I would definitely harden off but honestly most of mine I both soil and water prop without hardening off. Trial and error but they all root for me no worries so far
Hi Guy, what Em said. 😍👆 I don't usually do that, I've found a great success rate in propagations even without hardening them off. :)
You could place a square of styrofoam under the box to isolate it a bit from the heat mat
ah good idea!!
Senseveira takes sooooooooo long or perhaps forever to roots 😆😆 i experience it while afo on water, from 2020 till now still no roots! White flag arise! 🤣
haha good to know! I thought I might have steamed them in that hot humidity box haha
Hi, are you a Filipino?
I sure am! :)
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