Dealing with My Philodendron gloriosum | Air Layering Results after 4 Months!

[@Horsewoman-pt2ku]

Did you ever think to put a long container next to it so it could continue to grow into that one? I have seen this is think it is a wonderful idea so then after second one started it can be separated from the other one. I’d like to try that sometime

[@renatecormick7399]

Hi Amy, once again an interesting topic which has come at a good time. I’ve just air-layered a Philodendron but was a bit impatient and cut the top portion off, removed the container and placed the cutting into water. I’m hoping I’ve done the right thing, so it’s a bit of a waiting game now. I’m also hoping that the bottom part of the plant will send out a new growth so that I can eventually plant the top & bottom together for a more bushy plant.

[@synapticburst]

I’ve also been avoiding this task. Great informative video!

[@dillonkentworth6718]

It could have just been lucky, but I recently took a smaller gloriosum and cut off all its soil roots and stuck it in the top of my aquarium. It grew beautiful water roots so fast. (I did that because I wanted to move it to LECA)

[@stephanblack4558]

The boat People all moved in.