Hey Harli, I really appreciate these long-term and start to finish videos you've been making. It's really helpful to get an idea of what the whole process looks like for things like prop boxes. I know they must be extra challenging and time-consuming to make, so I want to say an extra big thanks for doing them :)
hi harli! i’ve been using your propagation methods for some months now and they’ve been thriving! i’m obsessed too! can you please make a video on how you pot them up to soil after please! do you remove the sphagnum at all? or some or most of it? thank you!
She's mentioned in past videos that she just takes the root ball out with the moss on it and plants it right in the dirt and covers it. The moss will break down eventually :)
Hey, I never thought the internodal spacing was a big deal either until I saw a video where I guy left a lot of internodal spacing on one cut and just a little bit of internodal spacing on another cut and the growth ended up being different. the growth on the longer internodal spacing was bigger! So now I leave a little bit more stem than I used to. Might be a good idea for a video for you? Maybe take a few cuttings with different lengths on the internal spacing and compare the growth? I don't know, this is just a thought that I wanted to pass along to you!
so much learn! must say you're one of my flavorite plant mamas purely because of the adorable quirks and mannerisms/energy ya bring to these videos. I guess you can call that authenticity ^__^
Does anyone else recycle bottles like Gatorade bottles and soda bottles by poking holes in the bottom and cutting the tops off and using them for pots? It works great for cuttings and it's recycling/reusing :)
I would use clear bottles for tops as humidity domes but the bottoms are better when they block sunlight, which eliminates algea growth. I guess it's fine when given away as one time use but if you reuse, none translucent plastic is better.
@@YaH_Gives_Wisdom I've never had an issue with that before and I like seeing the roots grow but whatever works for you is great 😃 👍 also I think different climates change plant care and stuff like that a lot.
@@YaH_Gives_Wisdom 😅 no actually I just use soil nothing fancy maybe it's also because I mostly use those for cacti so I don't water them as much I'm sure that I'd probably have that problem with a calathea or something. Or is it because Im using them with soil? I have no clue 😅😂
Thank you so much Harli, I really really enjoyed watching you take us through your propagation journey and you certainly are the queen of the cuttings and queen of the garden world. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤
Harli!! Just in time!! I run a plant shop too! And when I need to get to work propagating but have no motivation to do so, I just binge your videos. 😅 your excitement for plants renews my own love when I need a boost because the grind is real!! Thank you
I am a big plant lover and l really like propagating everything.......l've been on this journey forever........l enjoy your videos .....GOOD JOB EXPLAINING EVERY LITTLE THING.......THANK YOU.....
i love these types of videos! you’re so thorough and it’s really fun and rewarding to see the progress start to finish :) your vid about the different propagation method experiment was also super engaging
I saved my cebu blue propagating this way. It was my first time using this method and it worked great. I’ve moved the cuttings to soil and they are doing so well!
Thank u so much 4 doing this video! This is the only 1 I've found that show prop bins from start 2 finish, including how 2 water if necessary & how 2 add fertilizer & a pesticide. Love, love, LOVE ur channel❣
Yay! Huge congrats! I hope the video has helped with your process (: I also have a full video about a week in the life of being a casual plant shop owner. It may have more helpful info for you Thank you for watching & for leaving a comment
Thank you for this walk through! And girl, you know I have to ask… where did you get that purple top and the terra cotta pants? I love how you paired them together!
Amazing video as always! Both informative and entertaining. Two future video suggestions, would you make a video on transferring a plant from a sp. moss propagation to soil? I've heard sphagnum retains too much moisture in a soil mix, but also the moss is interwoven with the roots so you risk breakage. As well, I think it would be a fun idea to make a time lapse of one of your grow bins, probably best with your fastest growing varieties, just slowly watching the plant grow and grow.
I love perlite or perlite/sphag mix(which looks like you use), straight moss has proven to be a nightmare to remove from roots. Love "progress videos"😊
Oh yes! I totally agree! I recently did a video about potting up moss props. I actually don't remove the moss from the roots, I just stick it into a pot of substrate like a little sphagnum moss plug haha thank you for watching
This is great information. I definitely had too much moss in my prop cups. But checking and making sure nothing was rotting. I have roots on my hoya crimson princesses!!! So exciting!!!
Ty. I'm going to try the cup idea. Looks easier. I've just had multiple cuttings in one bin and try hard not to break roots when I pull them apart to pot them up. When transitioning from miss to soil, what mixture or ratio would you recommend. Ty in advance Harli.
I’ve been doing some propagating lately and this video was so helpful. I’d love to see a video on how to transfer the propagated plants to soil? How successful is it? Since the roots are attached to the sphagnum moss is it ok to leave some of it on the roots when transferring to soil? 🌱💚
She posted a video recently (at least I think it was recently) saying she keeps the moss attached as if it was a plug & just puts in her soil mix with no issues.
Oh Harli, I love you, I could watch anything you post, even if it's you making breakfast lol @Harli and everyone I got a very well rooted Thai Constellation stem cutting that was taken directly from soil the other day and I know how finicky they can be, I dont do well with Monsteras in general, they always get root rot in my care... But the Thai was a trade and it got great genes and potential. Soo.... I put it in a bucket and filled it loosely with moss, didn't cover the stem where a new eye is, tho. Rooting powder, keiki paste, the whole nine yards. Put a lil cling film foil (god forbid I remember the American word for it) on top, just slightly and put the whole thing under a strong grow light. NOW.... This is my first Thai, I feel like this is the big exam after years of studying plants. I usually do great with moss + foil + grow light. HOWEVER this plant is known to be difficult and expensive and I am so scared it will get root rot. It already had some after the transfer from soil to water for a few days. The stem is doing great, very dry, hard, no problem. But the roots keep me up at night lol If you - Harli - or anyone else got additional tips or would like to share their experience, please do so :) What could I do if root rot happens in moss? Cut the rotten parts and let the roots dry before putting them back into moss? Cinnamon? I'll take any oh so tiny tip you got XD
Thank u so much for your videos! I'm newly obsessed with plants 😄 and it just feels like a whole new world after finding your channel. I am so excited to fill my house w new and unique houseplants and propagate them. I resonate w your energy and appreciate you! Ur awesome.
Hello Harli! Thank you so much for walking us through your entire process!! This is so appreciated as someone who want to grow a lot of plants! Do you know if outdoor greenhouses can be used for houseplants?
Hi Harli, I'm not sure as to when exactly are the cuttings ready for soil. And also, do they not need an acclimation period? They will be removed from this high humidity environment. And also, can this process be done with ryzhomes?
I kind of touched on the acclimation thing! I actually don't move them gradually, I just make sure to keep the plant substrate moistened & out of direct sunlight for a while once it has been moved to regular home environment. I've never had an issue with the plant doing weird things when being moved from the bins. Of course, plants like beognia or other very delicate ones may take issue. It kind of depends on the plant type. As for when they're ready for soil, I have a previous video on my channel with more info on that! I tend to wait for a new growth point to pop & then that's when I will repot them.
@@HarliG Thank you so much for taking the time to reply! I'm familiar with the other video, must've watched it like 5 times. Inspired by you, I started propagating via bins, and I'm really happy. Thanks for all your content!
Hi Harli, Great video, and what a great propagation bin, you are so good at this, I think that I need to do this as well as doing propagations in water. I am so excited for all of these plants to get roots, and by the way you are looking so good, you would never guess that you had another baby, you have trimmed up beautifully. Wow, they have rooted up so great, you are so amazing with your propagation bins, so much quicker than water propagation. I hope that your week is good, sending love and hugs, bye for now. 😊💜
Hi Harli! I love your new look! The haircut looks awesome on you! Love the vid, learned a lot. Do you recommend the new Zealand spag moss? I've lost 2 begonias to root rot, I'm going to try to salvage the stems and put them in small cups of moss.🤞
This is a great video! I’ll be starting a box soon! Is there a limit on how long you can use the spagnum moss for? As in does it go bad if that makes sense
I'll buy the 33 that didn't sell!! I'm a busy mom of two as well so I never catch your drops but I love love syngonium and want to get my hands on more varieties!
Yay, I love propagating! And I love propagation videos with updates. I totally agree with you about the erythrophyllum being the slowest syngonium. Glad you showed us that the growth rate is different from plant to plant. I always get fungus gnats in my moss propagations so thank you so much for the mosquito bits tip! I guess that would work on home made moss poles too. PS: Yes, syngonium are the best! 💚
Hey! I mix it according to the package. So I add a capful to a gallon of water & then add some from that gallon into another gallon, which is what I use to actually water from
Hey! I haven't come across any that don't work this way. Other than desert succulents. Syngonium erythrophyllum (like I talked about in the video) takes much longer than others! Some plant types just take longer, but it still works pretty well.
@@HarliG That's great to hear, thank you so much for your response! You have inspired me to start my own prop boxes, and today I cut my syngonium albo, monstera pinnatipartita, epipremnum aureum and raphi hayi. It's been a great day chopping, propping and watching your vids! Thanks again :)
Your videos are so helpful! I’m a beginner and have found success with your old prop box method....I’m going to upgrade to the cups! When you move these up...do you separate all the moss from the roots before putting into your mix? Or just loosely remove and pot up? Thanks!
Awesome videos. I have learned several things by watching. I just started box propagating. But i used sphagnum peat moss. It's like a brown soil. It's not stringy. Will that still be ok? I try not to compact it and not wet too much. Thanks 😁
Hi Harli, I live in Denmark. I would love to get my hands on the spagnum moss you are using, but it is not possible to buy here i DK. I can only get the moss for reptile aquariums and I tried it - it is no good. It can be imported of course, but that will be expensive. Thank you for making the videos ♥
It's called the foliage fix. Some of them are more pricey, it just depends on if teh variety of plant is finicky to grow or takes a really long time or not! Some of them are under$10. Are you in the united states? What are some plants you've been wanting? I have a facebook group where people swap & gift plants if you're interested in joing I have a link in my community tab on my channel.
I mixed spangham moss and miracle grow moss together... now I'm thinking there wont be enough air flow?? Have you ever done that. The MG is more like compost seeming than moss but I hated to waste it so mixed it in!
Harley, I set up a prop box after you made the 1st prop box video. I'm in zone 8 which stays pretty warm to blazing hot. I didn't have alot of success with it. I just think that it's too hot here. What are your thoughts ???
Hey Hail, My home is quite cold generally, so can l put a Heat mat under the Propergate box, ?? as it sit in the sunlight by the window. Just to keep my Cuttings warm... Thanks from Melbourne Australia... 👍❤😁🪴🇦🇺🦘🐨
Came here with the same question. Any heat mat you could recommend or other method to keep them warmer if you house is on the coolish side. Worried about getting a bad one and burning down my house 🔥 😱
I’ve done a prop box in the past with more common houseplants. However, recently I’ve started buying more Hoya, do you think Hoyas will perform well in the box setup?
Thank you so much harli for sharing this . Really appreciate your efforts to document process that takes months. Learned a lot from this. You're my favourite plant people❤️
My first propagation box grew fluffy mould on the moss and also on the ends of cuttings. The moss wasn't too wet and also I aerated the box every day for a few minutes. Any ideas on how to prevent this from happening in the future?
I got some small cuttings of hoya austrillis, crimson queen, and pubacalix splash is the anything special I could do help them acclimate better? They live on a shelf outside my room, in NW oregon. It hasn't been "warm" yet at night but they haven't shown signs of stress.
Hi Harli, that syngonium prop box is a dream 😍… beautiful!!! I have only one and it keeps only 3 leaves 🍃 never more than that 🤔… all your plants are beautiful 🤩
Great video, very helpful! I actually hate propagating because it makes me nervous, seems like a lot of work and I already have too many plants but sometimes I have to to save a plant or something. I’m not sure if you have made a video about how to transition a plant from growing in a box with moss to soil in a house, that would also be helpful 😉💙!
Hey Harli, I really appreciate these long-term and start to finish videos you've been making. It's really helpful to get an idea of what the whole process looks like for things like prop boxes. I know they must be extra challenging and time-consuming to make, so I want to say an extra big thanks for doing them :)
Thank you so much, Kerry! I really appreciate you!
I totally agree!!! Thanks, Harli 😊
I agree! You are SOOOO amazing!
Showing plant in your prop boxes is never boring. I love small plants and cutting.
Yay! I'm happy you feel the samew ay I do. THank you so much for watching!
Am new on your channel. Am excited to start my plant growing. Am 65 years old. Thank you for helping me. God bless you. Amen
We are around the same age, but I look up to you so much! Look forward to your uploads! You always brighten my day.
Thank you so much, Lauren! I really appreciate you. Thank you so much for watching and for leaving this comment. You've made my day!
@@HarliG ♥️♥️
I absolutely love your propagation videos!! I could watch them for ages, the longer the videos the better 😂 I don’t know why, but it’s so relaxing
hi harli! i’ve been using your propagation methods for some months now and they’ve been thriving! i’m obsessed too! can you please make a video on how you pot them up to soil after please! do you remove the sphagnum at all? or some or most of it? thank you!
I’ve been searching for this answer!!
She's mentioned in past videos that she just takes the root ball out with the moss on it and plants it right in the dirt and covers it. The moss will break down eventually :)
Hey, I never thought the internodal spacing was a big deal either until I saw a video where I guy left a lot of internodal spacing on one cut and just a little bit of internodal spacing on another cut and the growth ended up being different. the growth on the longer internodal spacing was bigger! So now I leave a little bit more stem than I used to. Might be a good idea for a video for you? Maybe take a few cuttings with different lengths on the internal spacing and compare the growth? I don't know, this is just a thought that I wanted to pass along to you!
I was going to comment this as well, I think it was techplant?
Oh wow! That's really interesting. I'm gonna look that up! Thank you
so much learn! must say you're one of my flavorite plant mamas purely because of the adorable quirks and mannerisms/energy ya bring to these videos. I guess you can call that authenticity ^__^
Does anyone else recycle bottles like Gatorade bottles and soda bottles by poking holes in the bottom and cutting the tops off and using them for pots? It works great for cuttings and it's recycling/reusing :)
I have almost a hundred Gatorade bottle pots. I use them to propagate the plants I give away. Yes they make great pots !!!!!
I would use clear bottles for tops as humidity domes but the bottoms are better when they block sunlight, which eliminates algea growth. I guess it's fine when given away as one time use but if you reuse, none translucent plastic is better.
@@YaH_Gives_Wisdom I've never had an issue with that before and I like seeing the roots grow but whatever works for you is great 😃 👍 also I think different climates change plant care and stuff like that a lot.
@@opalkitten535 even after months of in the Sun? What mediums do you use, moss like in the video or sand or perlite?
@@YaH_Gives_Wisdom 😅 no actually I just use soil nothing fancy maybe it's also because I mostly use those for cacti so I don't water them as much I'm sure that I'd probably have that problem with a calathea or something. Or is it because Im using them with soil? I have no clue 😅😂
Thank you so much Harli, I really really enjoyed watching you take us through your propagation journey and you certainly are the queen of the cuttings and queen of the garden world. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤
Looooved this video. Would love a deep tour of your greenhouse!
IO've been meaning to do one! Maybe now is the time (: Thank you for watching
Harli!! Just in time!! I run a plant shop too! And when I need to get to work propagating but have no motivation to do so, I just binge your videos. 😅 your excitement for plants renews my own love when I need a boost because the grind is real!! Thank you
Don’t you love how that works 🖤🖤💜💜
Relatable, I'm not a plant shop person but I am a shop person and TH-cam is indispensable for motivation 🙈
I am a big plant lover and l really like propagating everything.......l've been on this journey forever........l enjoy your videos .....GOOD JOB EXPLAINING EVERY LITTLE THING.......THANK YOU.....
i love these types of videos! you’re so thorough and it’s really fun and rewarding to see the progress start to finish :) your vid about the different propagation method experiment was also super engaging
I saved my cebu blue propagating this way. It was my first time using this method and it worked great. I’ve moved the cuttings to soil and they are doing so well!
Thank u so much 4 doing this video! This is the only 1 I've found that show prop bins from start 2 finish, including how 2 water if necessary & how 2 add fertilizer & a pesticide. Love, love, LOVE ur channel❣
I'm happy you found it helpful! Thank you sooo much for watching & for leavinga comment
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I've decided to take the plunge and get really good at houseplants so I can start selling next year. 😊
Set up a fish tank with guppies or something- fish tank water is great for your plants and rooting cuttings is SO easy in a tank
Yay! Huge congrats! I hope the video has helped with your process (: I also have a full video about a week in the life of being a casual plant shop owner. It may have more helpful info for you
Thank you for watching & for leaving a comment
Okay fine. I'm getting a fiushtank haha
@@HarliG I can't wait to see it! 😊
Thank you for this walk through! And girl, you know I have to ask… where did you get that purple top and the terra cotta pants? I love how you paired them together!
I bought them second hand on thredup! The top is Zara brand, the pants are badgley mischka. Thank you!
I love seeing roots grow in transparent pots, so very exciting.
Amazing video as always! Both informative and entertaining. Two future video suggestions, would you make a video on transferring a plant from a sp. moss propagation to soil? I've heard sphagnum retains too much moisture in a soil mix, but also the moss is interwoven with the roots so you risk breakage. As well, I think it would be a fun idea to make a time lapse of one of your grow bins, probably best with your fastest growing varieties, just slowly watching the plant grow and grow.
I love perlite or perlite/sphag mix(which looks like you use), straight moss has proven to be a nightmare to remove from roots. Love "progress videos"😊
Oh yes! I totally agree! I recently did a video about potting up moss props. I actually don't remove the moss from the roots, I just stick it into a pot of substrate like a little sphagnum moss plug haha thank you for watching
Thank you for teaching about prop totes!!!
Thanks for this Harli.
Omg thanks Harli I think you just saved my prop bin cuz it was to wet. Went in and squeezed them all out a lil. 1st prop box wish me luck 🍀
This is great information. I definitely had too much moss in my prop cups. But checking and making sure nothing was rotting. I have roots on my hoya crimson princesses!!! So exciting!!!
Ty. I'm going to try the cup idea. Looks easier. I've just had multiple cuttings in one bin and try hard not to break roots when I pull them apart to pot them up. When transitioning from miss to soil, what mixture or ratio would you recommend. Ty in advance Harli.
Thanks for the wonderful video!
Thank you for watchibg
I’ve been doing some propagating lately and this video was so helpful. I’d love to see a video on how to transfer the propagated plants to soil? How successful is it? Since the roots are attached to the sphagnum moss is it ok to leave some of it on the roots when transferring to soil? 🌱💚
She posted a video recently (at least I think it was recently) saying she keeps the moss attached as if it was a plug & just puts in her soil mix with no issues.
@@mdeyex yes I already watched that video.it was very helpful. Thanks!
Oh Harli, I love you, I could watch anything you post, even if it's you making breakfast lol
@Harli and everyone
I got a very well rooted Thai Constellation stem cutting that was taken directly from soil the other day and I know how finicky they can be, I dont do well with Monsteras in general, they always get root rot in my care... But the Thai was a trade and it got great genes and potential. Soo....
I put it in a bucket and filled it loosely with moss, didn't cover the stem where a new eye is, tho. Rooting powder, keiki paste, the whole nine yards. Put a lil cling film foil (god forbid I remember the American word for it) on top, just slightly and put the whole thing under a strong grow light. NOW....
This is my first Thai, I feel like this is the big exam after years of studying plants. I usually do great with moss + foil + grow light. HOWEVER this plant is known to be difficult and expensive and I am so scared it will get root rot. It already had some after the transfer from soil to water for a few days. The stem is doing great, very dry, hard, no problem. But the roots keep me up at night lol
If you - Harli - or anyone else got additional tips or would like to share their experience, please do so :) What could I do if root rot happens in moss? Cut the rotten parts and let the roots dry before putting them back into moss? Cinnamon? I'll take any oh so tiny tip you got XD
I love watching these prop videos… just gave me motivation to repot and propagate.. been putting it off lol
I love theses videos propagation and plants. I love anything to do with plat. Thank you so much 🎉❤
Thank u so much for your videos! I'm newly obsessed with plants 😄 and it just feels like a whole new world after finding your channel. I am so excited to fill my house w new and unique houseplants and propagate them. I resonate w your energy and appreciate you! Ur awesome.
I was just thinking about when you’d upload!! Excited for this one :)
Heyyyy girl heyyyy
What would you propagate string of _ in? They’re so fine and delicate could they do well in moss?
Great content!
I’ve had so much success propagating thanks to all the tips and tricks I learned from your first video!
Where do you sell your plant propagations and how big do you let them grow before you sell them?
Hello Harli! Thank you so much for walking us through your entire process!! This is so appreciated as someone who want to grow a lot of plants! Do you know if outdoor greenhouses can be used for houseplants?
I feel like my heart and soul has been waiting for this video! Thank you Harli!
LOve this vid since I've been inspired to do the prop bin method that you're doing. Thank you!
Great info thnx 4 sharing. How do you transition from spaghetti to soil?
OMG! I just watched your old videos, and I hadn't seen your new videos, so I just noticed you hair! It is so cute.
Thank you!! I miss the long hair, but this just fits my current lifestyle so much better haha.
I appreciate being able to see updates within one video. Thank you for taking the time to do that 💖. About the moss, why do you add perlite?
Hi Harli, I'm not sure as to when exactly are the cuttings ready for soil. And also, do they not need an acclimation period? They will be removed from this high humidity environment.
And also, can this process be done with ryzhomes?
I kind of touched on the acclimation thing! I actually don't move them gradually, I just make sure to keep the plant substrate moistened & out of direct sunlight for a while once it has been moved to regular home environment. I've never had an issue with the plant doing weird things when being moved from the bins. Of course, plants like beognia or other very delicate ones may take issue. It kind of depends on the plant type.
As for when they're ready for soil, I have a previous video on my channel with more info on that! I tend to wait for a new growth point to pop & then that's when I will repot them.
@@HarliG Thank you so much for taking the time to reply!
I'm familiar with the other video, must've watched it like 5 times. Inspired by you, I started propagating via bins, and I'm really happy. Thanks for all your content!
Do you reuse the moss?
Yes
where does a person go to purchase plants from you? thank you
awesome video!! i’ve been waiting for one like this!
I’ve been using your pot in prop box method for months now and it works great!!
Hi Harli, Great video, and what a great propagation bin, you are so good at this, I think that I need to do this as well as doing propagations in water. I am so excited for all of these plants to get roots, and by the way you are looking so good, you would never guess that you had another baby, you have trimmed up beautifully. Wow, they have rooted up so great, you are so amazing with your propagation bins, so much quicker than water propagation. I hope that your week is good, sending love and hugs, bye for now. 😊💜
Your Videos are awesome!! Soooo useful! I want some plants where I can find your plant?
Hi Harli!
I love your new look! The haircut looks awesome on you!
Love the vid, learned a lot. Do you recommend the new Zealand spag moss? I've lost 2 begonias to root rot, I'm going to try to salvage the stems and put them in small cups of moss.🤞
This is a great video! I’ll be starting a box soon! Is there a limit on how long you can use the spagnum moss for? As in does it go bad if that makes sense
I’ve never noticed a point where it has gone bad, other than if I allow it to stay wet too long & it turns to mush
Please please tell me how often you open your prop boxes that are in the tent?
I'll buy the 33 that didn't sell!! I'm a busy mom of two as well so I never catch your drops but I love love syngonium and want to get my hands on more varieties!
Yay, I love propagating! And I love propagation videos with updates.
I totally agree with you about the erythrophyllum being the slowest syngonium. Glad you showed us that the growth rate is different from plant to plant.
I always get fungus gnats in my moss propagations so thank you so much for the mosquito bits tip! I guess that would work on home made moss poles too.
PS: Yes, syngonium are the best! 💚
Hi there, thanks for your videos. I know this video is older but do you still have a shop to sell your plants? Thanks. 😁
This video is sooo helpful! You out so much work into this! Great job! Thanks!
Hi Harli, what is the Liquidirt/water ratio you use - I notice it's a lot lighter in color than what the instructions call for. Thanks so much!
Hey! I mix it according to the package. So I add a capful to a gallon of water & then add some from that gallon into another gallon, which is what I use to actually water from
Much appreciated!!
What do all my props rot in moss?What am I doing wrong
Why
Always wonderful to watch your videos Harli! In your experience, is there any plant or family or plant that this method doesn't work for? Thank you!
Hey! I haven't come across any that don't work this way. Other than desert succulents. Syngonium erythrophyllum (like I talked about in the video) takes much longer than others! Some plant types just take longer, but it still works pretty well.
@@HarliG That's great to hear, thank you so much for your response! You have inspired me to start my own prop boxes, and today I cut my syngonium albo, monstera pinnatipartita, epipremnum aureum and raphi hayi. It's been a great day chopping, propping and watching your vids! Thanks again :)
Your videos are so helpful! I’m a beginner and have found success with your old prop box method....I’m going to upgrade to the cups!
When you move these up...do you separate all the moss from the roots before putting into your mix? Or just loosely remove and pot up? Thanks!
Awesome videos. I have learned several things by watching. I just started box propagating. But i used sphagnum peat moss. It's like a brown soil. It's not stringy. Will that still be ok? I try not to compact it and not wet too much.
Thanks 😁
Hi Harli, I live in Denmark. I would love to get my hands on the spagnum moss you are using, but it is not possible to buy here i DK. I can only get the moss for reptile aquariums and I tried it - it is no good. It can be imported of course, but that will be expensive. Thank you for making the videos ♥
Hey! Darn! I will look into trying some alternatives & get back to you on something I've found that works equally well.
@@HarliG Thank you dear 😘
What site do you sell your plants? Are they expensive? I’m 70 and on a limited income.?
Hello! This is her site and she announces restocks on her instagram. thefoliagefix.com/
I think there's pretty good selection across all pricing tiers
It's called the foliage fix. Some of them are more pricey, it just depends on if teh variety of plant is finicky to grow or takes a really long time or not! Some of them are under$10. Are you in the united states? What are some plants you've been wanting? I have a facebook group where people swap & gift plants if you're interested in joing I have a link in my community tab on my channel.
@@HarliG loving the new facebook group! Already gifted someone a plant!!!!
These are my favorite types of videos! 💚
the sphagnum i like is expensive rn so im thinking of trying to do a soil prop bin
I mixed spangham moss and miracle grow moss together... now I'm thinking there wont be enough air flow?? Have you ever done that. The MG is more like compost seeming than moss but I hated to waste it so mixed it in!
Can I use Coco Coir since I have that with propagating cuttings? I’ve had more root rot with soil.
I have a prop box that I started where after I had them in there I noticed a couple mealy bugs. Do you have any tips on getting rid of them?
Harley, I set up a prop box after you made the 1st prop box video. I'm in zone 8 which stays pretty warm to blazing hot. I didn't have alot of success with it. I just think that it's too hot here. What are your thoughts ???
You make look so easy👍
Beautiful little plants!!
💚🪴🌵🌱
It is really easy I promise!
How much light do you give these prop boxes!?
Hey Hail, My home is quite cold generally, so can l put a Heat mat under the Propergate box, ?? as it sit in the sunlight by the window. Just to keep my Cuttings warm...
Thanks from Melbourne Australia... 👍❤😁🪴🇦🇺🦘🐨
Came here with the same question. Any heat mat you could recommend or other method to keep them warmer if you house is on the coolish side. Worried about getting a bad one and burning down my house 🔥 😱
Love these full videos!
Hi I love your videos! How do you melt the drainage holes in the cups??
I have been trying to find this as well!
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!! I’ve been looking for this exact video! Thank you!!! 💚
I am obsessed with that Philodendron, what is the name again? And where may I be able to find it?
Great video! Im HUGE into propagation but never tried a box before, but this might be what convinces me! Thank you :)
Thank you Harli! Great video
Thank you for this!! I bought a container to prop my cebu but have been procrastinating. This is the motivation I needed 💕
Yay! That makes me so happy ♥️ best of luck!
I’ve done a prop box in the past with more common houseplants. However, recently I’ve started buying more Hoya, do you think Hoyas will perform well in the box setup?
Yes! I love propping Hoya this way
how do you like your i watch? so happy for a new video! love your channel
Super informative video! Thank you for sharing! Also- MOSQUITO BITS?! Sayyy whattt! Never heard of such a thing and definitely going to buy some!
Thank you so much for this helpful step by step! I just have one question... What's a node? 😂
Do you ever use a heating mat with the box???
Thank you so much harli for sharing this . Really appreciate your efforts to document process that takes months. Learned a lot from this. You're my favourite plant people❤️
Thank you for explaining all the ways mold can form! 🙏🏼 I’ve sadly ruined two prop boxes to mold and never reattempted 🥲
How do you transplant from moss to dirt?
Wow, great video. Thank you Harli, you absolutely look awesome. ♥️
My first propagation box grew fluffy mould on the moss and also on the ends of cuttings. The moss wasn't too wet and also I aerated the box every day for a few minutes. Any ideas on how to prevent this from happening in the future?
You can try spraying some anti fungal.
What’s the name of the moss? Or does any kind works for propagation?
How fo buy some of your currings from propagating?😅
How do you buy?😅
From the cutting?
I got some small cuttings of hoya austrillis, crimson queen, and pubacalix splash is the anything special I could do help them acclimate better? They live on a shelf outside my room, in NW oregon. It hasn't been "warm" yet at night but they haven't shown signs of stress.
What type of box do you use? Is it a tight seal lid or loose fit lid? Does it matter? Thanks!
It doesn't really matter (:
If it's loose fit the water will evaporate out a little bit so there may be a tad more upkeep on it
I love the start to finish vids! Cute 💚
I want that syngonium strawberry ice!
Hi Harli, that syngonium prop box is a dream 😍… beautiful!!! I have only one and it keeps only 3 leaves 🍃 never more than that 🤔… all your plants are beautiful 🤩
New sub from Australia 🇦🇺
Have you tried tree fern fibre to propagate?
this was suuuuper helpful!
Do you not water the plants with liquidirt in the beginning either?
Great video, very helpful! I actually hate propagating because it makes me nervous, seems like a lot of work and I already have too many plants but sometimes I have to to save a plant or something. I’m not sure if you have made a video about how to transition a plant from growing in a box with moss to soil in a house, that would also be helpful 😉💙!
Do you always use plastic cups for propagating?
Not always