check out what's rooting in all my PROPAGATION BOXES and a perlite box set-up 

Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you enjoy the videos on my channel!

Thanks!!! Can't wait to get new plants

So nice of you! Thanks for watching

I think the tiny Jade leaves are pretty neat as well. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, I hope it works

Once you get it going. Let me know how your propagations do

Yes! And I can move them around easily if needed!

I feel a bit silly but JACK IN THE BOX has the best prop boxes. Lol. Their mini pancake breakfast platters come in the PERFECT containers. They are about an 8 inch square and about 3 inches tall. The base is fairly shallow but it has a clear lid that adds more height. There is already one vent hole in the top (so you don't have to worry too much about opening it every now and then for new airflow) and they stack beautifully. And best of all? I don't have to be the one to eat the breakfasts....they are my daughters favorite. Lol. So if you can get a hold of the Jack in the box breakfast containers, they will probably be your favorite as well because I totally agree. I like the smaller, individual boxes rather than a really big one.they won't work for those very large leafed props but they are perfect for everything else.

Getting crazy over here lol

It's NEVER happened before...but I like to leave in my mistakes as it is used as a learning tool for everyone, including myself.

Me too and thanks again for watching

I know, right?!?! I think I will let it get wild

@@EverythingPlants I would too. Lol

It's a very fresh smell... What would you compare it to?

@@EverythingPlants omg, i dont even know!! The fresh cut grass is good lol. Or even some fresh herb?? I always wondered what people were talking about until i got a melanochrysum and then boom!

Let me know what you think of it

Thanks so much for watching !

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So far so good. I've never had any problems with the other ones

Nice! I make sure to keep the perlite stays wet at all times.... just no standing water

It’s true that’s how you build a community in your area

I do put occasional cuttings and a local plant page group. Share the passion

@@EverythingPlants amazing thank you for your passion

Coleus plants ive only ever had as outside annuals...I never bring them in afterwards. So I don't have much experience with them. I do know that most varieties prefer very bright light

Yes, they do well and perlite and that's my preferred method

I stopped using perlite and use pumice or Pon instead. Much better for my needs.

Thanks Vino navar

Nope. Occasionally I open it to take a peek.

I'll step on that screw someday 😂 If it means anything ....I've given up on the treubii moonlight

@@EverythingPlants it grows fast but it's like its supposed to be yellow... Maybe that's the actual moon part 😜

my treubii moonlight is sat by my east window in a coarse soil mixture and i water it every week (the soil is almost always dry after a week for me) with fish poo water from the water that i saved from cleaning my aquariums beforehand. Dunno wut is helping it thrive but all of its leaves are green and healthy and has had no yellowing for a long time since when i first bought it

@@lighttrustx do you use any chemicals in your tank? Even things that may change the pH or get rid of the chlorine etc? I don't currently have a fish tank setup and I don't want to, but I've heard more and more ppl are using things like stress coat and stuff in their tap water for their plants with good success, but it seems most ppl don't have a treubii moonlight anymore bc they are so picky! I am wondering if it is a case of them likely the natural fertilizer OR if they like the water to be treated with things... cuz if I have to I can always buy a seaweed or fish emulsion or even something simpler like worm castings to fertilize and I could try the fish tank stuff for my water... It's annoying to have a fairly expensive plant always looking badly while it actively grows and having no clue what one earth it actually wants! LOL My window is north but it gets a tiny bit of west sun as the sun sets (so not harsh). Its yellowing definitely isn't from sunburn... My alocasias and other plants all love that window so I don't think its a light issue...

@@MarisaAndChew I do use nilocg thrive for fertilizer in my fish tanks since they're all heavily planted and seachem prime as my chlorine remover. i dont test my water anymore since they're all stable now so im not sure now much fertilizer gets left over but i wanna say a low amount with how many aquarium plants are probably sucking it up b4 i do a water change. the soil it's in also has worm castings and osmocote for fertilizer too so i wanna say my treubii is getting plenty of almost natural fertilizer. tbh i didnt know much about this plant when i bought it so i dont know if they're usually hard to keep or not, i just give it pretty much the same treatment as my other houseplants in my room and luckily it's liking it 🤷‍♂

If you have them long enough....mine get algae but never any mold 🤷

I got these cuttings from a friend and I honestly forgot which one it is 😂

Absolutely a great video! Loved everything you shared and your instructions for the perlite prop-box. I’m starting one today!

@@sdouglas9003 good luck!!!

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