what's I'm propagating right now 🌿 Prop Box Tour April 2023

prop box tour - what's in my prop boxes - what I'm propagating - currently propagating
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[@growingmyserotonin]

Hello again! The philodendron after the "tripartitum" looks like a campo to me. Campos are super similar to micans until they get their more mature form.

[@taylorsmith8460]

Came here to suggest this as well. I’ve had immature campos that look just like this!

[@stephanieh651]

I agree 😊

[@GoodGrowing]

Yeah that seems to be the consensus! Thanks for the ID!

[@growingmyserotonin]

Loving the video so far! ❤ For hoyas, I find that with their delicate roots, it's super difficult to get moss separated for transplanting. My new go-to fav is propagating in damp perlite and it's a game changer. I rinse the perlite and then completely drain, then throw it all into a box just like your moss one. Any perlite that sticks to roots can go into whatever substrate you use and there's no rot :)

[@eeriebincollectionservice]

I generally root my hoyas in a mix of seramis and clay pebbles in a box. Agreed that the thin roots are not the best with moss if you don't want it in a mix.

[@GoodGrowing]

Yeahh that’s fair hoya roots are a pain to get out of moss. Maybe I should try a full perlite box

[@vibe3339]

Hi. I think the plant at 17:00 is a Philodendron Camposportoanum. It is definetely a climber. Mines look exactly like yours. :)

[@GoodGrowing]

Ooh that rings a bell thanks! I’ll try to get it on a pole soon

[@vibe3339]

@@GoodGrowing Wish you luck. My Philo dont wanna mature. 😅🙈

[@ittybittycomity]

The velvet leaf philodendron that you’re unsure of I believe is a Campo! Looks just like mine 💕

[@sunflowerhillhomesteadaust7887]

the unidentified philo in your second box - camposportoanum! :) :) the thinner leaves and the ears beginning to form at the top give it away, as well as the reddish tinge under the leaves.

[@GoodGrowing]

ahhh okay thanks! very appreicated!

[@saanacarita]

A couple of questions! Where do you keep your prop boxes? And how do they get light?

[@GoodGrowing]

I have them on the lower part of my plant shelves with a grow light over them. So they get medium indirect light throughout the day and then a few hours of grow light in the evening

[@The_Black_Truth]

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[@carolstuff]

Nice props!

[@anyadeering]

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[@gotta_grow_with_the_flow]

Prop boxes are so much fun, I really love using perlite for my prop boxes but the sphagnum moss is so aesthetically pleasing. Where did you get your live moss from, I might just have to try that !

[@GoodGrowing]

I’ve never been the biggest fan of entirely perlite prop boxes 🤷🏻‍♀️ I get my moss from Soil Ninja. There’s a link for 10% off in the video description 😉

[@gotta_grow_with_the_flow]

@@GoodGrowing there are so many options it’s just about finding what works best for the individual ✨

[@amyhoops5885]

Oooooh just saw this!! This looks fun!

[@mindymae]

I really enjoyed this. I love seeing propagation setups.

[@blakeamiller]

The velvet one is def a juvenile campo

[@ErikaA2582]

I made a fatal mistake in my prop box, didn't label a thing. Now I have things in there growing and no clue what it is.

[@GoodGrowing]

yeah I'm starting to think labels are a good idea lol

[@KathyGallagher01]

I’ve bought several seedling/plants from The Eden Lab they are always so healthy, Marc is my go to for less common seedlings/plants and a reasonable price, just purchased one of his Antherium hybrids and she is so beautiful 🥰. Looks like you got some work ahead of you with your prop boxes, good luck 🤞🏽🌱💚

[@vickktoriaa]

2:58 Scindapsus treubii moonlight

[@Ceceisextreme]

Your mystery velvet guy looks like a campo!

[@GoodGrowing]

Oooh that sounds familiar! Thanks 🥰

[@pudik2008]

Loved this video and absolutely love your live moss! My Hoya Wayetii is just getting roots after being in moss for about 6 months! ❤️🪴 Natalie

[@GoodGrowing]

omg right the moss is like the star of the show! and glad to hear mines not the only one being SLOWWW!

[@ninasuculentasymas]

Hello Emma from Puerto Rico!!! You have some amazing plants in those prop boxes!!! Enjoy the beautiful moss…maybe terrarium? 🪴🙋🏼‍♀️💚🐩

[@vicky3792]

I detest starts in moss. Such a pain to get it off the roots when it is time to pot. I have a verrucosum I keep eyeing and I just dread tackling the moss.

[@GoodGrowing]

Oh god yeah verrucosum roots are a pain to get out of moss. I defo prefer more thick rooted stuff for moss propping but it just works so well!

[@MicansCreations]

I prop all my Hoya in soil! Super easy! They don't love a ton of humidity while propping, but appreciate some. I keep mine in a cloche that's plastic and has 4 holes in random spots for airflow, with both large vents on top open half way. So far 100% success rate with my current batch of 20 carnosa, wayetii, and gracilis (Hoya Gracilis is that unknown Hoya!)! I recommend soil if you have no life or friends like me! My plants are all next to my work space so i spray them as a routine at the end of my day. I have to spray them every day tho, which is a down side, BUT (big but) they are starting to root thick robust roots within 2 weeks. Not ready yet, but should be in a week or two for new homes! I'm going to a swap this weekend. Super pumped to bring some of these. Love the vid btw!

[@GoodGrowing]

yeah I'm tempted to just go into soil with the var wayetii

[@GeorgiaGrown90]

@15:46, the philo noid is 100% a juvenile philo, camposportoanum. They're great plants. Happy growing!

[@GoodGrowing]

ooh thanks!

[@saanacarita]

My variegated wayetii cuttings have also took FOREVER to do anything. I got them last year and they took many months to grow even little roots. At some point I thought they were already dead, but now I'm finally seeing some teeny tiny new growth! 🙌🏼 I'm excited for that but at the same time I'm thinking that I should've probably just bought a whole grown plant instead of a cutting 😆

[@GoodGrowing]

haha yeah some plants are just that way I guess. Glad to hear mines not the only one though. I might just put it in some soil and hope for the best at this point 🤷‍♀️

[@jessemejones9648]

Not sure if you can access NZ fern fibre, but it's amazing to root hoya in! Plus comes off easily, and tbh I end up using it in my mix anyway so doesn't matter. ❤

[@samcresp5440]

That’s definitely a Campo Philo after the Philo Tripartium. They look like Micans when immature, but the beginning lobes at the top of the leaf give it away. They grow super fast on a pole, I’ve chopped mine twice since having it for a total of like three months? They’re awesome and way easier than Micans or other velvet leafs.

[@GoodGrowing]

thanks for the ID! I defo wanna get it on a pole soon!

[@yiacrazy]

Does the plants have a problem leaving the humidity of the prop box when you plant them? What do you do?

[@GoodGrowing]

I suppose they might. But I’ve not had too many issues. If I’m super worried I’ll put them from the prop box into my milsbo greenhouse cabinet as like a middle step

[@mindfulmadeline]

do all scindapsus shingle? I just got a jade satin (variegated 😃) and I'm wondering if it would shingle if I gave it something to climb. My intentrions were def to have it trailing but....good to know about the new leaves coming out looking green lol. I would have panicked. Mine is putting out its first new leaf as we speak!

[@GoodGrowing]

I believe most can shingle if given the right environment. It needs to be quite humid.

[@fatimahshaheen6493]

Thank you Emma for your vedio I enjoyed but I have questions for First box and All you putting Moss + pirleat together and how many time you watering the box & fertilizer it ☺️😊🙌

[@GoodGrowing]

Yep it’s just moss & perlite. I misted it right when I set it up but haven’t really watered it at all since. And no fertiliser

[@fatimahshaheen6493]

@@GoodGrowing Thanks Emma ☺️

[@AnaC17]

The one after the tripartitum is a campo, I believe 😊

[@GoodGrowing]

Ooooh that does ring a bell thanks!

[@jpgypsyxo]

It looks like a campo or a Micans

[@GoodGrowing]

yeah I think campo is the consensus! Thanks :)

[@Abracaabracabra]

Micans, philodendrum micans..the one in the second box...

[@GoodGrowing]

most people have said its probably a juvenile philo campo

[@Abracaabracabra]

@@GoodGrowing Thanks all! Campo… I’m always learning!

[@BeNiceToEachOtherplease]

Shouldn't that be what not what's?