Easiest Way To Have More Pothos/ Devil’s Ivy Plant: Water Propagation

This is by far, one of the easiest way to propagate Pothos. Once the roots are matured, you can transplants it into soil. For leggy stems, make sure your cutting has at least two nodes; submerge one node while keeping the other above water. If you enjoy this video and find it useful, hit the like & subscribe button for more!
Additional tip: You don’t need to change the water, just fill it up. Only change the water when there are visible signs of colour change or murky looking. As the plant sits in the water, it will adjust to the microclimate that’s slowly building up ‘in the water’. If you like, you can continue to keep it in water. This is called hydroponic.
In order of appearance:
Manjula Pothos
N’Joy Pothos
Philodendron Brazil
Marble Queen Pothos (2 months’ result sample)
Music in order:
Sunshine By WIRA
Latin, Guitar, Western, Acoustic By SUNNY HOOD STUDIO
Natural Emotions By Muspace Lofi
0:00 Intro
0:10 Where to make your first cut.
0:49 How to prepare Pothos cuttings.
1:42 Taking out the new plants at 2 months progress (sample: Marble Queen Pothos).
2:32 How to prepare Philodendron Brazil cuttings.
3:51 Place cuttings in water jars or containers.
4:58 How to prepare cuttings if the stem is bare.
5:43 Two months’ result (progress sample).
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