Chonks & Props

Humidity:

Maintain higher humidity around the cutting to encourage root development. You can cover the cutting with a plastic bag or place it in a humidity dome.

Indirect Light:

Provide bright, indirect light for the cutting. Avoid direct sunlight, which can be too harsh during the rooting phase.

Watering:

Keep the rooting medium consistently moist but not waterlogged. Check regularly and water when the top layer feels slightly dry.

Patience:

Be patient. Root development takes time, and the cutting may take several weeks to establish a strong root system.

Transplanting:

Once the cutting has well-established roots, transplant it into a larger pot with regular potting mix.

Care for the New Plant:

Treat the new plant as you would a mature plant of its species. Provide appropriate light, water, and nutrients.

Experiment:

Don't be afraid to experiment with different plant species and cutting techniques. Some plants may prefer water propagation, while others thrive in soil.

Share Your Success:

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