Propagating Patho Plant

by ibchavezcou in Outside > Backyard

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Propagating Patho Plant

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I created a new plant. I propagated a pathos plant to make a new plant. I find this activity highly satisfying. Plants clean the air, bring calm, and are a great way to bring nature into your home. I love being able to make more plants from cuttings and adding to my plant collections or gifting to family and friends.

Supplies

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Tools and materials used

  1. Scissors
  2. Propagating vase
  3. dirt
  4. flower pot

First Trim

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Start by finding a vine that is long and healthy, cut at small brown growing tip (Around 6 inches from the beginning of the vine)

Start of Propagating

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Place cutting in a propagating vase for at least 3 weeks or until new roots have grown.

Checking on Root Growth

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Remove cutting from propagating vase and check the roots before placing in new pot.

Starting a New Pot

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Place cutting with new roots in a new pot. Make sure the new plant's soil stays moist for continuous growth.