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Alocasia propagation method 1 🙂 ⠀ ⠀ Have you heard some people waiting for roots to grow for months? And others get them in 2 weeks? Rooting time will depend on each person's environment - light, room temperature, water/soil temperature, amount of oxygen in water/soil, humidity...⠀ ⠀ Increased light (natural or grow light), an air pump and a heat mat will dramatically increase chances of successful propagation and reduce propagation time:⠀ ⠀ ➡️ You can do soil or water propagation⠀ ➡️ Sterilize

Learning every day in the garden. ☺️💚Info below. 🌳I’ve been using propagation pods, but you can also use plastic to wrap. Just make sure to seal the top and bottom of the plastic with tape or twist ties and cover it with foil to block out light. This pod needs to be watered about once a week or so as it doesn’t retain moisture as well as plastic. 🌱Layering happens naturally in the wild. If a low stem or branch is in contact with the ground it can develop adventitious roots (lateral root primo

I propagate pileas from single leaves by using the leaf bud propagation method. What is a leaf bud cutting? It consists of a leaf, a petiole and a stem piece (with a node containing a dormant bud). ⠀ ⠀ As the apical meristem (top part of any stem that shoots out new growth) grows, it leaves behind regions of meristematic cells at the nodes, between the stem and the petiole. Meristematic cells are undifferentiated cells, meaning they can grow to be different things - leaves, roots, stems...These