Just want to second the idea about putting these in fish tanks. I have 3 tanks 25, 55 and 75 gallons, I have pothos in all of my tanks and they all grow extremely well and look great across the top of the tank and down the side. Their leaves are think and a very rich green color. Real aquatic plants are can be pretty sensitive and hard to grow (at least for me lol) because the hardness and ph of the water have a big impact on that type of plant. My water is extremely hard and extremely high ph, I could treat it for my plants and fish but that just creates a bigger risk of messing it up, I feel like its better to just get them used to the water quality in the area. That said, pothos do not give a darn about that AND their root are extremely hardy so even my Geophagus Tapajos (red headed earth eaters), who are notoriously hard on live plants, do not cause any issues. Honestly Pothos has become my favorite live plant for my tanks, I've started to experiment with monstera.

Im a gardener and i live in South East Asia and i planted my pothos in water and it grew roots in less than 5 days.

I use a shot glass to root spider babies

Exactly, soil is much better.

She is, Proverbs 31:10 - 31 a Green. Thumb. Chick, wífe. Mother, nice voice as well.

I enjoy the tone of her, lady, female, wonderful voice, a great wife, can tell, by her voice, she is married, as I enjoy growing anything. Indoors, under a 4 foot long, single strip, white Spectrum L. E. D. Grow Lifhts, by, . G. E. from, Lowe"s for $78.00 each, a heavy steel, white plug in chIn, 4 foot long keep at, 5" above tops of plants or, . 3" inches, above Baby Kale, Grow in square, Cement Mixing Tubs, are 28" square, spray paint all sides, a bright white, paint three different times, lights bounce off white sides, or use, Aluminum Foil, or, Mylar

I've got soil mites from some borrowed soil 🤷‍♂ previously I dealt with fungas gnats by mixing fresh soil with 2-3 tea spoons of neem cake -- haven't seen any since! (.....yet)

What I do is when I repot it I put soil & then coffee grinds that I use From the coffee pot & mix it together & water what it does is make it stronger the leafs &get more babies

Excellent video. Straight to the point and thorough and interesting

I enjoyed this video. I’m at the burnout stage. Once I learned how to propagate I also ended up with too many plants. I loved taking care of them until they got sick and then it was just a chore. I ended up throwing away almost all the plants and then I started over and it happened again. I think I need to give some away. Thanks for sharing your experience.

What about my cabbage plants in my garden?

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I stumbled upon your video today and it just happens to be June 22!

Thanks

I grow my green pothos in water so it never lacks any of it. It is unkillable : I saved 5 dying cuttings that a tenant left behind for 4 months in an almost empty cup of rotting water, brought them home. I washed the rotten roots and placed them in fresh water. They were saved except maybe 1 or 2. Then I moved the small cuttings into a larger pond 26 then 30 cm and they grew wild : up to 2m - 3m long , crawling all over the place , climbing up a decorative wood board and on the wall by itself with its aerial roots, almost making a vertical green wall I trimmed twice and drastically the second time because it’s just invading the TV table even tho it’s in low light. Trim helped sprouting new shoots at the base and at the head so it doesn’t look so leggy. I propagated some branched cuttings with aerial roots in the water and they grow roots within 5 days. Even I don’t change the water for 8 months and the roots , the trunk were rotting , it was still thriving like nothing happened. I cut the roots and plopped it back into water and it grows new roots like nothing happened. So in worst case scenario : if you can’t save a pothos in soil, propagate cuttings with aerial roots in water : it will survive ! I also cut the philodendron micans and lemon lime to move them into water cuz the roots of the philodendrons in soil just wouldn’t stop rotting and they keep dying. In water they survive. I give them 3 grain of fertilizer in 5L of water and roots booster diluted at 10%, no more because the pothos doesnt appreciate high doses of fertilizer, the leaves start to burn. The Philodendron can take 50% dilution, no problem I will switch soon to a fertilizer for monsteras , aroids that is suitable for hydroponics to feed them better. Hope it helps

No rooting hormone?

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If you like furikake on rice, this is my go to small container for small trimmings, green onions, etc. Perfect little narrow jars. And I love furikake haha.

最初から土に入れた方が成長早いかと思ったけどそんなことないんですね。根の伸び具合も確認できるし、水切れも植え替えるまでは心配なしか……

Music is annoying and distracting

Spider plants really are very hardy and the babies grow like crazy whether planted in water or soil. One of the easiest plants to grow, great for beginners.🧑‍🌾

That was so helpful Thank you so much for making that video.

I'd love to get my hands on that flat and give it some more storage and useable space! Great vid

I put in water 3 cutting i got from a neighbor yesterday, i wasn’t too thrilled about putting it in water but now am so exited and cant wait🤞🏽

Spray the perlite with water before so it doesn’t powder up

So boring

I need help with my outdoor plants!

Thanks for sharing such an informative video

How many cuttings would you recommend to put in a 4in pot after water and roots? Ty

Well that's awesome! Thank you for the cool video and knowledge. I always wondered how the difference would be in the end. I have always been a fan of propagating in water. Now I know that's the right way 🤔😊👍🏻

Richard,.i to prefer to propagate in water first to grow roots then i plant in my soil mix works best for me to.always great video information tips.thanks for sharing on line!.take care.have a great day.

Richard,.like how you give good plant tips by showing up close with your camera to see how it is properly done always a good Videos. i bought a new 2 baby green spider plants and i put a mix of perlite and pro-max indoor potting soil.thank for the tips.your one of my favorite channels.take care.👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

(takes little cuts out of soil and puts them into water) thank you!! lol

I made a printable verison of this this is such a great idea, thanks for sharing!

Most of my cutting are doomed, we have high chlorine in our water… Great vid! Cheers

Can we add liquid seaweed fertiliser during this process???

I love that you left in the things you did wrong as well, a great way for us to learn what not to do as well !

I just cut my big plant a few weeks ago. Can't wait to get new pots to put them in 😏

I use the neem oil, and Dr Bronner soap.

Awesome experiment!!! I appreciate this video. Thank you.

What's this jazz song? It's really nice :)

One precaution. If using a bottle spray for neem oil, ensure that you immediately pour out any remaining neem oil solution in your sprayer. Otherwise, the neem oil will solidify in your sprayer mechanism and it will no longer spray. It is impossible to clean. You will be required to discard it.

I have Hawaiian Spider Plant is pure green only and it is very rare it gave so much baby cutting which i have in the kitchen .i want this version i have seen it but never own any.

My hypotesis is that the ones that grow directly in soil reach the capacity of space much faster, while the ones in water because of stress of lack of nutrients, when moved to soil have an explosive growth. Either way, their growth will be eventually limited by space and nutrient availability.

Can you or should you seperaye somw of the seperate plants (as they usually plant a bunch as they place tiny plants together)

To prevent the cutting leaves sinking into the water, you can place a piece of cardboard onto the glass jar with holes for the stem cuttings. It's easy then to lift cardboard when you need to add more water :)

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I love this video. Right to the point and straightforward.

Such a helpful video! I will be referring back to it for sure.

I only prop my pothos cuttings in soil. I place in sunny area and create a mini green house by placing a ziploc bag around the plant until rooted. Always turns out full.