Water Propagation for Plants

Water Propagation

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Propagation in simple terms is growing new plants from old plants. If done properly, plants can regrow completely new plants from parts of themselves.

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Plants that do well with Water Propagation :

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The nodes are the slightly enlarged spot on the stem. They will eventually become your new plant’s root system.

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Even Snake Plant cuttings will grow roots and new shoots in water propagation. Water Propagation

Pothos cuttings grow new roots very easily in water propagation. Water Propagation

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