How to Self Propagate Your Vining Houseplants (A Secret to Bushier Hanging Houseplants!)

[@precious._.plants]

Brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing. I remember asking for this video! I'm going to pin a vine of my pothos right away. Yay, no cutting, no cups of water and waiting for roots to grow. So cool!

[@ThatFoliageLife]

So glad it was helpful! Thank you for asking your question! I love this method of propagation because there's no cutting involved, or the risk of losing a few cuttings! :D

[@DonaMccarthy]

Great information. Thank you.

[@b_7194]

Thank you for posting these videos. I look forward to learning a lot from you. I am new to plants and propagating. I have gotten some really nice roots in water using drops that were recommended to me. 🤞🏻 my transitions to soil will be successful as well. I am currently trying to find which soil is best for pothos. I have several different kinds of plants. A local plant store unfortunately closed, and I purchased a variety on sale. What I would like to know is, how long should the pins stay in the soil to help with root growth. I have pinned a pothos plant (ty for telling us about the rust, I have to change my pins). I have the nodes in the soil the best I can. But, I'm not sure when I can remove the pins. I hope someone can help me with this. Thank you!

[@janaeyoung6896]

Beautiful and a great idea im going to do this for my philodendron brasil

[@Twinkletoesss27]

Great video! I have a few questions: Will every node that is next to soil sprout roots? Since you are not cutting anything, will they all just continue to grow off the same vine and you just keep wrapping it around? Or when the new roots grow, do they sprout new growth points too? Thank you!!

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Hello! Thank you for watching! To answer your question, yes, the viable nodes that are in contact with the soil will grow a root into the soil and start a whole new plant, even without cutting it. :) I hope that answers your questions...?

[@donnalynch6845]

What is the best Soil Mix for reaping your Pothos Plant's,your word please

[@sharmilaumesh8847]

Brilliant idea ! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@ThatFoliageLife]

You’re welcome 😊

[@selinarichard1680]

Hi thank you for sharing I like it that you're down to earth and you explained everything very well and I never spent over $30 for plant and when I water my plants now I sprayed them with neem oil and they do look better thank you for your honesty I have a great blessed day

[@ThatFoliageLife]

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! 💚

[@NonaSmith_mysocalledlife1977]

I have always done that with my pothos. Great tip, Judi! Love you!

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Wonderful! Love you too Nona xo

[@sharelle7307]

That was so helpful. Thank you ❤️

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Thank you for watching!

[@epiwhittaker5617]

Wow looks bushy

[@ThatFoliageLife]

It's such a quick and easy trick!

[@WilnaWanderlust]

Judy!!!! Your siltepecana is a goals! 🥰🥳 maigodd! Here for only 1 cutting i wanna cry see the price tag 😭

[@ThatFoliageLife]

awww dang :( Hopefully as demand is met the supply price will go down! It wasn't that long ago when this plant was over $50 here too

[@tinatacklesit1448]

Your plants are beautiful!

[@beyogawellwithgina4861]

So will roots actually grow from the node pinned to the soil?

[@dianaduncan8877]

Thanks for sharing

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Thanks for watching!

[@LBofLB]

I have one vine that's maybe 9 feet long & naked (leafless) on the bottom half. What would be the best way to fix that?☺️🙆‍♀️🙇‍♀️I'd have to get a pot that's a lot bigger if I need to pin it all down, which I can, but if there's a better way that might be better.

[@outealofaiaoe4283]

Can I also do that to my philodendron Micans

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Yes, absolutely you can! :) I've done it with mine also. :)

[@kayciejarrett1112]

If you pin down a vine that has multiple nodes that take root will they create new additional vines? Or do I need to snip them after rooting to make more trailing vines?

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Each node will self propagate into a new vine, you don't need to snip them between the nodes once rooted. Super easy! :)

[@christinatully7866]

Hi Judi! Could you please link the video where you originally chopped and propped/planted back into the pot your siltipicana?

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Hi Christina! Sure thing! Here it is :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYbEh6WBibaYraM

[@WilnaWanderlust]

Dear Judy, my concern is whenever i cut and put back the cutting into soil is how is the survival for the fresh cutting since i always let the plant completely dry before i water. Meanwhile the fresh cutting need the soil consistent moist for 1/2 weeks,

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Hello! This is actually a very legit concern, and thank you for sharing! It's definitely a good point. This is why I prefer this no-cut method of propagation. :) I did the cut and plant straight back into the pot kind of propagation with the monstera siltepecana in this video, and really only watered it once. I think it would work for a plant that has slow drying soil, but yeah, you make a good point. Thanks for watching!

[@WilnaWanderlust]

@@ThatFoliageLife indeed no-cut method is less headache hahaha

[@keena2884]

How long does it take to root once pinned?

[@zackstertwart3340]

My cebu blue pothos is turning yellow i don't know what to do

[@WilnaWanderlust]

Cebu blue can be saved in water prop, ❤️❤️❤️ i’ve done that before 😂 good luck to you 🥳

[@ThatFoliageLife]

It could be a whole array of reasons why your plant is turning yellow, but as @mamaqueenhouseplant has said, you can save your plant by propagating cuttings from it. :)

[@rosauralozano273]

Ola

[@ThatFoliageLife]

Hello! :)

[@marupoksilablab4166]

Your plants need more sunlight/ grow lights

[@donnalynch6845]

👌👍👍👍🤗

[@Ch33Ch22]

🌿👌

[@ThatFoliageLife]

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