#soil propagation

[happyplantroots]

thirsty thanksgiving cutting

[gardenvarietyplantgirl]

A Precious Peperomia Obtusifolia Propagation

[windshed]

Week#14 at the Oakland grow.

It's being attacked by catapilars and had to do a kill sweep.

[savannahs-succulent-garden]

Begonia propagation is going well so far!

[succygarden]

[raisingwildrabbitts]

•Propagation Update•

🌿▪2 sprouts on Main Stem

💕▪2 sprouts on Leaves

🌱▪The rest all have Roots

[everythingthatsgoodtome]

Peperomia

So, based on @los-plantalones posts about propagation, I decided to try to propagate my Peperomia because she wasn't looking so good when I bought her and didn't want to loose her.

I don't have very good photos of when I bought her but she had all of her leaves down and one of her steams (it turned out there were two plants in one pot) was mushy (?)

So I decided to try to save the mushy one, so I left the healthy one in the pot and tried to propagate the mushy one in order to save her.

I'm trying water and soil propagation both since this Monday.

And today I looked at the water container, because I'm a little impatient myself, and I think I'm starting to see some roots on this third day (????).

I present the evidence:

I just hope it isn't some kind of fungus or anything like that and that is really some baby roots, because holy molly, to see roots on the third day is something I didn't expect.

Also, I'm a beginner when it comes to gardening, so I think I wasn't watering my Peperomia enough because yesterday I watered her more than I used to and I think that today the leaves look less down (?). Specially the one who is at the bottom, because she used to touch the furniture the pot is on and now she doesn't.

Overall, I think my Peperomia is getting better and I hope she continues like that.

[thefantasyfish]