Don’t give up! Plants are all about seeing what works for you💚 I try to look at these more like succulents because the leaves are thicker. So I only water when they are almost dry
Ohhh you have an Azlanii! I wonder how a corm from this guy could have made it into the Thai con 🤔 Did you ever do a repot with the two plants on the same day? I’m scrolling through looking for a plant tour if you have one~
Yes! I’m leaning more towards Azlanii from what I’ve seen but we will see! I don’t think I ever repotted on the same day, but it’s very possibly a little corm somehow made it’s way into my soil mix 😅. Cannot believe it grew from the bottom of that pot!! I’m moving soon but will definitely get a plant tour up asap!! That’s a great idea, thank you!💗
So glad it was helpful!!💚 the whole reason I started making videos was because I couldn’t find much when it came to plant care/propagation. Happy to see others are benefiting from it 🫶🏼🥰
Once it gets to this point, how do you "replant" them? I've been propagating but not sure what the next step is. Or do you even need to put them in soil? Do you just start them in whatever pot you want them to be in and they grow in it?
I try to start them in the pot I want to grow them in, however you can always put them where you want once the roots start coming out 😊 just take the young rooted leaves and just put them on top of the soil in the pot you want to use. I use a blend of cactus soil and extra perlite added in💚
I fought scale bugs on it for about 6+ months, every time I thought I got them all, they came back with full vengeance. I even took a small cutting to try and save some of it at least, they somehow came up on the cutting too even after treating, and I was too scared to risk it spreading the rest of my plants 😢 I had an easier time fighting mealies and spider mites in the past. These darn scales just wouldn’t budge
Nope! I put them directly under my grow light. I swear that’s the only reason my propagations do well haha. I don’t have enough strong natural light inside, so they do wonders!!
Glad I could help! I highly recommend putting your cutting under a grow light if you have one, it makes a huge difference 💚 I swear it’s the only reason I’ve had successful props lol
They can get “stuck” when growing in and unfurling sometimes. It makes me so sad lol but it’s happened to me too! Just try to keep up with misting new growth and it’ll fix it❤️
How do you make it tall and long? I bought one but is short like a bush. After purchase it I water it (it was super dry) and I just leave it at the window and in a week it bloom white little flowers and also got a little bit up but still is short. Will it grow up?
Hi, I’m so sorry for just replying, I haven’t been on here in a long time and just starting to post again🙏🏼 By now, I’m guessing yours probably grew a lot😅💗 But to answer your question still, I only water when it’s almost completely dried out because these plants thrive on neglect. As long as they are warm, get a little water and have medium-bright light, they will grow longer and eventually trail. Let me know how yours ended up doing💜🌿
My mom just passed away and she has baggies of different seeds and this is one of them and it's the beginning of March and I'm going to do a little seed starting tray in the house, hope they grow! :)
Apologies for just seeing this, I haven’t been on here in a bit!🙏🏼 Sending tons of love your way💗 How cool that you were able to grow some of her seeds😍 These are my favorite. how did it go??
If the soil is already dry when I put them in, I’ll water thoroughly and let all the excess water drain out. If it’s still moist, I’ll wait to water. I think the soil blend is important with this as well to avoid rot. I mix my own using mainly cactus soil, a good amount of perlite and some orchid bark. This keeps the soil nice and chunky and helps avoid any rot as well
Greetings Netti, I have this plant as well and tried propagating it in water and unfortunately the stems just kept rotting. Is it better and easier to just prop them in soil? Thanks
You can definitely just pop them in soil and water as normal. These are so forgiving. Just make sure you remove the lowest leaf and stick that node into the soil. I just did this recently and already getting new growth! I should have added that when I prop in water, I change the water and rinse the plant off every few days. I’ve noticed there’s a bacteria that can start growing and it’ll rot the cutting :(
@@NettiPlants thanks , I think not changing the water after a few days might be the issue. I use rooting hormone concentrate with an aerator. I have the cuttings in soil now after removing the rotted parts.
@@LoHMysticAgent apologies I just saw this comment! But that could be it. I always rinse the plant off and the jar every few days and put fresh water in. These plants in particular are so easy, you don’t even need rooting hormone 🙌🏼 Since it’s been a few weeks, how did it end up working out? I hope well!💜
@@NettiPlants greetings Netti, my cuttings in soil unfortunately rotted 😭. The stems would turn dark brown/black and work its way up the stems. If I don't catch it time then I won't be able to save the healthy parts. I have figured out the zebrina in water and greenhouse only. Once I'm able to get one or more rooted then the new growth I take cuttings from root very quickly. I still can't figure out how to get them to not rot in soil. For the nanouk my first batch of about 20 cuttings all failed except one that happened to root in my mini greenhouse in high humidity. I decided to try again and made 19 more cuttings. Out of those 19, only 8 have rooted and one rotted. They were water propagated. I also tried a few in perlite and some in soil but I caught the stems rotting. I only find the nanouk and zebrina easy to propagate once I cut new growth from them being rooted in water. I always hear how easy they are to take care of and propagate but anytime I get these plants in soil, the base of the stems start rotting with light to medium watering. I don't know why that happens since I don't overwater them.
Aww I’m so sorry to hear that!! What kind of soil are you using? Also how’s your lighting? I do put them under a grow light while propagating because I don’t have enough light in my house, maybe that’s the secret sauce? Lol For my soil I use a blend of mostly cactus soil and then mix in a good amount of perlite & some orchid bark. When I have it on hand, I also toss in a small scoop of horticultural charcoal as it helps with excess moisture. I water thoroughly once it’s completely dry
Hello ! Just got my own Azlanii and was wondering how much light you give them ? Mine is between my balcony wich is not very sunny most of the year, and beside a LED ramp wich grows my other troopical plants. It's powerfull, but I kept the plant at like 70cm away from direct light. Do you think it's ok ? Hope yours is doing good !
I keep mine under my grow light as lighting isn’t the best in my home. It may depend on the wattage of your light as well, I know mine isn’t any thing crazy (bought off Amazon for $20) but works well! I’d say I have it maybe a foot tops from the light, so far it seems happy and is putting out it’s second leaf in my care :) I think it would do great under the light with your other tropicals 💜
