I love how you use the English language. "If you encounter such leaves..." I would never think to use the word encounter there, and it is absolutely elegant.
Hey Ann! Love everything about this video. Simple, to the point, no irritating music, and perfect length of the video. Love your instagram content too! You are doing great! Appreciate your efforts in making all this information easily available to fellow plant enthusiasts 💚
John from NZ here, but my wife from Meghalaya and we will be moving there when conditions permit. Firstly, my thoughts with you all in India at present. I do a lot of propagation here in NZ and will be doing more (different plants, different climate) when we move to Meghalaya. I liked the video very much but I just say that I have variable experience with propagating in water when they also propagate in soil. There are a few plants that I find propagate well in both (e.g. Armeria, "cigarette plant", pineapple sage) but if I start them off in water they grow roots much quicker and easily transplant directly into pots or the garden itself. One of the joys of gardening is that one can always experiment, always learn and enjoy sharing experiences with other plant lovers from around the world.
I was given a neon pothos that was sitting in water for 3 years. I had it for a year and I only potted it last month. The roots were extremely long. So far so good! I changed the water so that’s why it survived
@@lilsleetee1427 can you keep it in water forever or do you eventually have to plant it? Also did you just put it in regular soil? Or did you add anything to it?
Thank you for the information. I just repotted and trimmed my Zebrina Transcadetia. Over 50 cuttings are in water right now. I will be placing them into soil tomorrow because I don't want to loose them.
The clarity of your video is amazing! Thank you for investing in good equipment. Secondly, this video was so helpful because I wanted to bring back some of my annuals for next year.
In a shallow, open container (including anything you’d use to root plant cuttings), there’s enough gas exchange between water and air that the water will generally be saturated with oxygen, and the carbon dioxide will outgas quite rapidly as it is produced. So changing the water in the container is to keep down algae, bacteria, fungus, and mold levels (and, of course, mosquitoes), not really to maintain an oxygen level.
I'm so glad mosquitoes aren't a concern for me here! Yikes. Also, unrelated, but can I just say how beautiful your voice is? It's so relaxing I could listen to it for ages! :) 🌱✨
good video!! I like that you tell the truth,and not saying propagating in water is the best thing ever,like other videos do.I will add that, the kind of water your using is really important too.I find that in tap water ,or filterd water,cuttings die easy,so I use only mineral water(spring water)for cuttings ,
#1 so true. It's good to all rinse the roots with a sink sprayer if you can if you let them sit in water longer than "considered necessary" like pothos/philodendron for example
Found ur video while searching for something else.. loved all ur tips about plant propagation.. i hv just started to propagate my house plants and garden plants and found ur video very helpful.. you just earned a new subscriber..🤗
Superb video ! I am a new gardening enthusiast and I loved your detailed yet to the point explanation. I will surely keep all these tips in mind while propagating my plants.
What a lovely video, I so enjoyed listening to you. You speak very well without rushing that I found you easy to follow. It is perfect that there is no interfering music as you speak!!! You have confirmed things that I have often wondered about. Now I know! Propagation is an art form and people often say that the plant failure rate is high, generally, which is why plants are expensive to buy. Here, in the south-west of England, my cuttings in water, root at a slower rate. I enjoyed seeing your propagation station, it’s something to drool over!! So interesting!! Thank you, dear, for a beautiful lecture and I wish you much luck in your horticultural pursuits! 🍀🌻🌶
Thank so much I really really enjoyed watching you talk to us all about the propagation of our cuttings. I really enjoyed this and it made sound sense too. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too
I love all your videos, they are so informative. I'm just starting to learn a little bit of gardening, have no previous knowledge. But I love plants in my house. I brought a ivy plant cutting from a friend's place yesterday. I've put it in water for now but I have no clue as to how to get it to develop roots. Please help!
Someone suggested me to watched your video cause according to her it is so helpful and the moment I watched it I got so inspired and it helps me a lot specially to my huge collection of rare plants... I actually have a lot of rare ornamental plants , different variety of orchid , roses and more.,.. and your video also inspired me to share my collection to my own channel .. I must say that you are the best and thanks to your great help ... Love lots ❤️❤️❤️ from the Philippines
my precious one thanks from Amsterdam Holland i learned too many of great ideas from this. i love and needed all these big thanks and appreciation be blessed...namaste smiles success
Just curious, I’ve noticed some plant owners only keep there plants in water containers for the roots-but you mentioned taking them out of the water and into soil after a few inches of root growth. I also do like observing my root growth in the clear water vases and debated just leaving them as such rather than planting them. Is this okay after all? Or do you think we should always plant directly after achieving 3 or so inches of root growth of all of our plants? Thanks! ✨🌱🌿🪴 Love your video-it is so helpful and your accent is absolutely gorgeous to listen to as well!
Thanks to this video! I never knew it was mosquito larvae! I thought some kind of plant worms and would keep them thinking that they were as beneficial as earthworms 😕
U can add this point too : plants rooting will b faster in a non transparent bottle than transparent because root development doesn’t need light .So first keep the plant in a opaque bottle with water , then transfer to anything ☺️
i change water every 3 day and also harvest rain water for my cuttings. I never leave sanseveria to air dry but i wont let the cutting touch water while propagating. I use cling film on the container and insert sanseveri through a slit and the humidity will do the job .i did propagate my sanseveria in this way. you should give it a try.
Thank you for this very helpful video . I watched it last night and so I went to change the water in the cuttings I recently made.....they doing well but I am still waiting for the roots to be long enough for transplanting into soil.....Problem ! I found aphids and trips attaching the leaves that are newly developed ! I tried to rinse them off but couldn't get them all off, can the cuttings be sprayed with insecticide and which would you recommend please? Thanks in anticipation of your reply. I am watching your videos 0:24 from Johannesburg South Africa.
Great video, thank you for making and sharing it, I really learned some valuable tips, many blessings to you, आप के लिए कई आशीर्वाद, உங்களுக்கு பல ஆசீர்வாதங்கள்
Hello! amazing video! but what if i want to leave the plant in water (for instance alocasia zebrina), can i trim the roots and put it back in water or will it get a root rot?
Your video is absolutely fabulous Mam Thank you 🙏 I was just wondering if stems of Succulents without roots should be placed just above the surface of the water or in water?these are for succulents drying in the process of putting out roots.
Good ,helpful video. Just a suggestion ,when you name the plants,if you could use the common names by which they are referred to or just show the plant, it'll be very helpful to "basic level(!!)" kind of plant growers like me. I didn't know any of those plants whose names you mentioned.
Thankyou, glad it helped. :) some of those plants I referred to are not so common hence there is a possibility you've not heard the names. Also those are the names by which they are generally referred to in the hobby. But have made a note of your point and will try to use common names as much as possible. Thanks for your feedback 😊👍
Very informative. I'm just starting my water and soil propagation at the same time for my plants. Waiting for my cissus cuttings to root, noting which one is quicker. 💚
I love how you use the English language. "If you encounter such leaves..." I would never think to use the word encounter there, and it is absolutely elegant.
I agree. Her accent and word choice is lovely 🥰
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I love the Indian accent, it’s the best.
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" if you like making Plant Babies!" Yass.
Yasssss 🙌🙌❤️
Yass
Yas
Plant babies >>> human babies
Sorry not sorry 😅
@@wittypediay agreed
7 is hard for me bc i love seeing my roots grow as long as possible! xD
Me too
Same lol
Samee :(
Same
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Hey Ann! Love everything about this video. Simple, to the point, no irritating music, and perfect length of the video. Love your instagram content too! You are doing great! Appreciate your efforts in making all this information easily available to fellow plant enthusiasts 💚
Thankyou Gouri! Your feedback really means a lot to me 😊🤗
Just as I was reading this agreeing with you about irritating music throughout... in came the hillbilly music intro...lol
Does lipstick aglonema propogate on water.. i happened to break a healthy stem and dont want it to just die
10/10 A +
The absolutely best of all is: don't water propagate if you don't need to! I completely agree
don't water propagate ,you don't need too, if you think its needed your just lacking knowledge
@@humility-righteous-giving huh?
Thank you for mentioning the mosquito larvae. So important and you are the first person I’ve heard mention this. Great video x
John from NZ here, but my wife from Meghalaya and we will be moving there when conditions permit. Firstly, my thoughts with you all in India at present. I do a lot of propagation here in NZ and will be doing more (different plants, different climate) when we move to Meghalaya. I liked the video very much but I just say that I have variable experience with propagating in water when they also propagate in soil. There are a few plants that I find propagate well in both (e.g. Armeria, "cigarette plant", pineapple sage) but if I start them off in water they grow roots much quicker and easily transplant directly into pots or the garden itself. One of the joys of gardening is that one can always experiment, always learn and enjoy sharing experiences with other plant lovers from around the world.
Green
Being a beginner in growing plants I'm learning lot of stuff through your channel. Keep on doing. Thanks!
just killed a POTHOS cutting because I let the roots get way too long in the water :^( wish i watched this video beforehand!!! lesson learned!!!
uh oh im scared mines going to die now
Mine are super long I'm just keeping it in water lol
@@mwoods4608 have fun with root rot
I was given a neon pothos that was sitting in water for 3 years. I had it for a year and I only potted it last month. The roots were extremely long. So far so good!
I changed the water so that’s why it survived
@@lilsleetee1427 can you keep it in water forever or do you eventually have to plant it? Also did you just put it in regular soil? Or did you add anything to it?
Thank you for the information. I just repotted and trimmed my Zebrina Transcadetia. Over 50 cuttings are in water right now. I will be placing them into soil tomorrow because I don't want to loose them.
The clarity of your video is amazing! Thank you for investing in good equipment. Secondly, this video was so helpful because I wanted to bring back some of my annuals for next year.
In a shallow, open container (including anything you’d use to root plant cuttings), there’s enough gas exchange between water and air that the water will generally be saturated with oxygen, and the carbon dioxide will outgas quite rapidly as it is produced. So changing the water in the container is to keep down algae, bacteria, fungus, and mold levels (and, of course, mosquitoes), not really to maintain an oxygen level.
I'm so glad mosquitoes aren't a concern for me here! Yikes. Also, unrelated, but can I just say how beautiful your voice is? It's so relaxing I could listen to it for ages! :) 🌱✨
Thank you 😊
agreed! to me (in northeast USA) your accent n way of speaking sounds very flow-y, it's nice to listen to! very helpful info too, much appreciated
good video!! I like that you tell the truth,and not saying propagating in water is the best thing ever,like other videos do.I will add that, the kind of water your using is really important too.I find that in tap water ,or filterd water,cuttings die easy,so I use only mineral water(spring water)for cuttings ,
Thanks for explaining why to change water!!
#1 so true. It's good to all rinse the roots with a sink sprayer if you can if you let them sit in water longer than "considered necessary" like pothos/philodendron for example
Found ur video while searching for something else.. loved all ur tips about plant propagation.. i hv just started to propagate my house plants and garden plants and found ur video very helpful.. you just earned a new subscriber..🤗
Thankyou! Glad the video helped you :)
Don’t have Instagram, as a lot of older folks, thanks for explaining the original watering of cutting
As soon as I saw title. I liked it. That's the point where we all stuck somewhere.
Superb video ! I am a new gardening enthusiast and I loved your detailed yet to the point explanation. I will surely keep all these tips in mind while propagating my plants.
Thaaaanks all those tips were so useful!! My mom just give me some Pothos so I will see in a few weeks how they develop 💚🌱✨
Wonderful! So well done. Thank you! Very useful for me.
Thank you! I have a bunch of tradescantia cuttings and was just about to put them in water!! Good to know that they’ll do better in soil.
What a lovely video, I so enjoyed listening to you. You speak very well without rushing that I found you easy to follow. It is perfect that there is no interfering music as you speak!!!
You have confirmed things that I have often wondered about. Now I know! Propagation is an art form and people often say that the plant failure rate is high, generally, which is why plants are expensive to buy.
Here, in the south-west of England, my cuttings in water, root at a slower rate. I enjoyed seeing your propagation station, it’s something to drool over!!
So interesting!! Thank you, dear, for a beautiful lecture and I wish you much luck in your horticultural pursuits!
🍀🌻🌶
Thank you so much for the love and encouragement!
Wow ,simple language , easy to understand instructions great tips ❤Thank you .
I love water propagating and seeing the roots grow
Thank so much I really really enjoyed watching you talk to us all about the propagation of our cuttings. I really enjoyed this and it made sound sense too. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too
Now I know why I was never able to propagate my sansaveria.Thankyou so much
I love all your videos, they are so informative. I'm just starting to learn a little bit of gardening, have no previous knowledge. But I love plants in my house.
I brought a ivy plant cutting from a friend's place yesterday. I've put it in water for now but I have no clue as to how to get it to develop roots. Please help!
loved this video ! Useful, informative and finally without any useless talking and filling for a longer vid. Keep up the good work !
Someone suggested me to watched your video cause according to her it is so helpful and the moment I watched it I got so inspired and it helps me a lot specially to my huge collection of rare plants... I actually have a lot of rare ornamental plants , different variety of orchid , roses and more.,.. and your video also inspired me to share my collection to my own channel .. I must say that you are the best and thanks to your great help ... Love lots ❤️❤️❤️ from the Philippines
The thumbnail is super cute, I can see why so many likes for such a helpful vid
my precious one thanks from Amsterdam Holland i learned too many of great ideas from this. i love and needed all these big thanks and appreciation be blessed...namaste smiles success
Thank you so much!
So lovely to hear your voice with a little smile in it. New sub from Norway
Thank you 😊
Love your accent, so soothing to hear you speak.
Oh thank you!
Just curious, I’ve noticed some plant owners only keep there plants in water containers for the roots-but you mentioned taking them out of the water and into soil after a few inches of root growth. I also do like observing my root growth in the clear water vases and debated just leaving them as such rather than planting them. Is this okay after all? Or do you think we should always plant directly after achieving 3 or so inches of root growth of all of our plants? Thanks! ✨🌱🌿🪴
Love your video-it is so helpful and your accent is absolutely gorgeous to listen to as well!
Thanks to this video! I never knew it was mosquito larvae! I thought some kind of plant worms and would keep them thinking that they were as beneficial as earthworms 😕
@Renita Fernandes 🤣🤣🤣
I can listen to you for hours. Music 🎶. So relaxing.
Glad you enjoy it!
U can add this point too : plants rooting will b faster in a non transparent bottle than transparent because root development doesn’t need light .So first keep the plant in a opaque bottle with water , then transfer to anything ☺️
It doesn’t need light but I doesn’t help them root faster putting them in a non transparent container
I didn’t know this! I put mine in a glass bc I thought the opposite was true lol thank toy
@@apexlegendsgamer3810Exactly. I’m kind of disappointed there wasn’t more discord on this statement lol.
Love the propagation wall. Clever you !
i change water every 3 day and also harvest rain water for my cuttings. I never leave sanseveria to air dry but i wont let the cutting touch water while propagating. I use cling film on the container and insert sanseveri through a slit and the humidity will do the job .i did propagate my sanseveria in this way. you should give it a try.
Hi Ann u explained it well and I moved all my water plants in to oil now
Beautiful job explaining! I love your propagation station too!
Thank you for this and I also love your propagation station!
I really love the way you describe the details....
Your propegation Station is beautiful...Thank you for sharing
You are so welcome
very informative with all the necessary details. thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
This was exactly what I was looking for and super helpful! I’m really excited to start propagating! Thank you for this informative video!
Glad it was helpful!
Liked the tip about not water propping if not necessary
Excellent and useful tips to avoid mistakes in water propagation
Thank you for this very helpful video . I watched it last night and so I went to change the water in the cuttings I recently made.....they doing well but I am still waiting for the roots to be long enough for transplanting into soil.....Problem ! I found aphids and trips attaching the leaves that are newly developed ! I tried to rinse them off but couldn't get them all off, can the cuttings be sprayed with insecticide and which would you recommend please? Thanks in anticipation of your reply. I am watching your videos 0:24 from Johannesburg South Africa.
Its is a very helpful video indeed!My choice of plants is quote like yours so it gave me the required insights!Thanks and keep going!!
Great to know, thanks! 😊
Excellent video. Very informative. Thankyou.
Such a great video! Very thorough and visual, thank you!:)
Simply awesome. Watched entire add for the channel growth.
The advice from this wonderful video has been helpful and very pleasant💞
Thank you, so good tips and points! Love ur energy, bless you
Very informative. Thanks for sharing. Happy gardening🌱🌺
So pleased to have found your channel! Thanks ☺️
Wow amazing. Hi friend.thanks for sharing. Happy holiday
I didn't get my question answered but I love the format of your video with the time stamp jump option. For that, I am subscribing. 😊
Such a informative video with excellent presentation...... Awesome
Thank you Joshua
The propagation station is beautiful
Hey Ann.. Right on time when I needed..Thanks for sharing
Glad it helped ☺👍
Thank you for sharing! My cuttings are ready to pot because the roots are very long. Only issue is I have no idea what kind of plant I have.
Hello from Slovakia. Very usefull video. THX.
Aunty ur videos are very helpful for my indoor gardens. Thank u for ur videos
Great video, thank you for making and sharing it, I really learned some valuable tips, many blessings to you, आप के लिए कई आशीर्वाद, உங்களுக்கு பல ஆசீர்வாதங்கள்
Very good video well explained. Need your advise on how to grow carnation cuttings.
Thank you!! So helpful! I've watched many videos on water propagation and none gave such great information as this one 💚🌱
You are so welcome!
Hello! amazing video! but what if i want to leave the plant in water (for instance alocasia zebrina), can i trim the roots and put it back in water or will it get a root rot?
My Monstera Peru propagated directly in soil! All the 5 leaves I had propagated. :-)
Thank you , very informative and pleasant video . I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. 🌺
You are so welcome!
Nice information I love Birds & Animal & Plant ☘️🌵🌴🥀
Ma am.... Just got two vases as a makeshift aquarium... Already put in a few pothos in em... Your tips will be beneficial... Thanx
Great 👍
Thank you, I hope I'll make plenty Plant babies!!
Please do a propagating beginner video ❤️ this video was incredible
Very informative..... definitely subscribed....🙏🏿👍🏾 Thanks
Madam, excellent enlightening video. ❤️❤️
Thankyou!
I loved your presentation. Simple and to the point. Wondering how could you remember all the names? Amazing!!
Your video is absolutely fabulous Mam
Thank you 🙏
I was just wondering if stems of Succulents without roots should be placed just above the surface of the water or in water?these are for succulents drying in the process of putting out roots.
Covered all what one needs to know
Very informative. Thanks
Thank you! This was very helpful. : )
Good ,helpful video. Just a suggestion ,when you name the plants,if you could use the common names by which they are referred to or just show the plant, it'll be very helpful to "basic level(!!)" kind of plant growers like me. I didn't know any of those plants whose names you mentioned.
Thankyou, glad it helped. :) some of those plants I referred to are not so common hence there is a possibility you've not heard the names. Also those are the names by which they are generally referred to in the hobby. But have made a note of your point and will try to use common names as much as possible. Thanks for your feedback 😊👍
Thanks. Excellent information, all of it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh this video is fantastic !!!!!!!!
Very informative. I'm just starting my water and soil propagation at the same time for my plants. Waiting for my cissus cuttings to root, noting which one is quicker. 💚
You mean "Scissors", right? ✂️
Amazing video I'm so glad I found this channel
Awesome great keep it up girl.
This video was so informational, thank you!!! 🌿🖤
Thanks for sharing, helping.
Happy to help
I love this video, very informative!
Great advice, thank you!
Tq mam ...now I got. ...how to do in a right way❤️
Great video.Thank you
Such a cute thumbnail 👌😂❤️
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Very helpful and informative video, thank you!
Thanks for specific info on one of my hobbies. You are just beautiful.
Florida.
Beautiful thank you!