Easiest way to propagate Scindapsus Pictus

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[@au_clair_de_la_lune]

Noooo u don't have to remove any leaves, u can propagate every node with a leaf (even ones w/o leaves, tho ive never done it personally)! I just leave the internode in tact to stabilize it better in the water, and it also allows wiggle room to give the end a fresh cut if it starts to rot. Great vids, tx for sharing!! Oh and another tip: I find adding a bit of fertilizer to the water helps with propagating... but not sure if factual... just my own observations 🤷‍♀️ haha

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Thank you so much for this! Made it so much easier to do :)

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[@winterdreamy]

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[@kv1815]

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[@samibaby8913]

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[@jessayaki9496]

What if you don't have a leaf? My Scindapsus put out a really long naked vine with several nodes but no leaves. I clipped it and put it in water to see if it would root, but nothing yet. On the other hand, the mother plant really enjoyed the haircut and has put out a new leaf!

[@rubyg813]

I saw on another video that you can cut the nodes even without a leaf and propagate that node in sphagnum moss and it’ll grow root

[@agatasiemianowicz9710]

Question for the Q&A video.. What is the differente between cuttings like yours (one node+one leaf) and the cuttings that contains only one leaf and the node is going to the soil directly. Thank you guys!

[@writegirl2937]

Some teach that propagating cuttings should be put in darker areas so that the plant can put all of its energy on growing roots rather than more leaves. I am asking because I am propagating Scindapsus cuttings right now. Can you clarify why you recommend putting the cuttings in an area of bright-indirect light? Thank you!

[@sarahmohammed9166]

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[@valanju]

Nice video! What are the bright orange plants on the table? are they some kind of bromeliads? I havn't seen them here in India.

[@kayslaughter1630]

My pictus and pothos both have long vines, it's almost December. Should I wait until spring to trim?. I was planning to trim now but changed my mind after i saw this video. They both healthy plants.

[@char26104]

do you need to lay the cut leaf out for a day or two to calcify before putting it in water? Thanks

[@Sammy12346]

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[@caitlindavies7031]

Hi Swedish Plant Guys! I received a cutting of scindapsus with its leaves all curled. This video has been really informative. I’ve had the cutting in water for several weeks now with no signs of infection or growth. The cutting is a longer vine, so would this method work to help promote root growth? Much appreciate your advice! Thank you. ✨🥰

[@Daksina]

Tried this exactly as recommended and 2 months on but not a single root!

[@pujashrestha4259]

As I have long leggy vine more than in video shown, I don’t want to cut much, but however as it was root rot, I cut it off all root now, and all the leaves are curl off, now I had put in the water , but instead can I put in perlite and peat moss until the root grows? Does it propagate ?

[@thanostsarbos1197]

Can you cut a whole vine and propagate as is or do I have to cut it in small pieces with one flower/one node ?

[@timothywang2121]

Best way to propagate this: Sphagnum moss then bag

[@DIAvs89]

I've had 95% rate of success with pothos cuttings, but for some reason I had 3 cuttings of scindapsus pictus exotica in water and 2 of them are already dead after a three weeks. They rot. The other one I don't think it will survive either. Why is that?

[@wanderer4834]

One method that has helped me a lot of times in saving cuttings is this: gently wash the surviving cutting (the part that was under water), then put it in another clean glass, jar, whatever you use, with a diluted solution of hydrogen peroxide (I use one teaspoon of 3% concentration hydrogen peroxide in roughly 100 ml of clean tepid water). The hydrogen peroxide solution will help with killing the bacteria that most likely infected the cutting in the first place (and killed the other cuttings), while providing some much needed oxygen for the cutting to start forming roots. In my experience, if the cutting is still viable and can survive the infection, in several days you will began to see improvement and tiny roots forming. Once the process begins, they will grow like magic, it's absolutely incredible, no matter what plant it is. Good luck!

[@marthamiriam8983]

I’m gonna do that to my Scindapsus Pictus Argyaeus a want to make a 5 inch pot

[@carolfisch9750]

Can I do the trimming and propagating of it at any time of the year(like November in Washington DC)? Or do I wait till spring?

[@lesliebegamkenefic5961]

This STRICTLY depends where you live, in Texas I don't do anything different in summer than winter

[@whyanita7187]

I live in the Netherlands and it is - 1 degrees and I just did it and it grows fast. I put it in the sun but not at the windows.

[@carolinareaper8089]

I used all of the advices and leaves are turning yellow one by one , there is no rotting nor stems going soft but somehow nodes are not growing anything, no roots no leaves 😢 I don’t know what is happening and why :( I even used a little bit of active carbon to assure there are no bacteria , I exchanged water 😢 I lost almost all of my stems :(

[@lisalehner3990]

Can you cut more than one vine from the mother plant or will that "hurt" her too much?

[@NailsByAdanja]

Wondering the same thing.. haha

[@arun.sekher]

So with your method single cutting ideally need two nodes, am I right?

[@Annette1995]

Hvorfor krøller bladene seg etter en stund etter jeg har puttet dem i vann?

[@aingealtara1479]

.. Måske vandet er for koldt??.. Jeg bruger lunken vand og et par dråber fertilizer til cuttings, og i min propagation kasse bruger jeg perlite, det fungerer rigtigt godt..

[@christinebeames2311]

Hi guys ,xx

[@lerlo]

Can you use a vine with no leaves on to propagate?

[@ntta1975]

You can propagate a bare node in moist vermiculite or perlite in a box. It will root and grow new leaf as I did a few months ago. Good luck.

[@pamelawilensky3414]

Can you propagate in pumice instead of water?

[@marijadurovic735]

Možeš prevod na srpski jezik

[@michelecitarella4522]

You don't need to remove any leaf... What a shame 😢

[@marijadurovic735]

Kako se neguje ova Lozica prevod na srpskom jeziku