COLEUS PLANT Propagation in WATER or in SAND? Where it grows FAST?

[@AliDemir-sq6qi]

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[@Myrtuscommunis]

Very interesting, thanks for this video. 👍

[@mybschannel1696]

Thanks for watching this video

[@megagarden367]

Good job

[@kirankumari895]

Sir for this video i have this dout coleus grow from one leaf t

[@BarrySumpter]

you are correct. This vid just demonstrates keeping the colourful leaves instead of throwing them out.

[@matthewbritt7485]

Just so y'all know. Leaf cuttings don't work. Without a node, the lead will never be anything but a rooted leaf

[@SubhaChugh]

Ouu, really?

[@SubhaChugh]

Had to snip off a lot of leaves from the cuttings for proportion, hate to think they'll all go to waste!

[@matthewbritt7485]

@@SubhaChugh yes unfortunately they will not grow a plant. You have to have a node. The leaf will root but likely won't last that long

[@dana102083]

Then what was shown at the and of this video? It looks different than the roots and looks like a bean sprout woth thick root

[@matthewbritt7485]

​@dana102083 it only technically works if the leaf node is still attached to the leaf when it comes off. Pretty much every time you remove a leaf it leaves the leaf node behind on the stem. Coleus are not capable of creating a plant with just the leaf by itself. At the end of the day this is a waste of time anyways cuz they propagate so easily from stem cuttings. Why bother with a far inferior way of propagating them