How to Propagate Epiphyllum 

What a great video. Explained very well. Thank you

Just watched 4 tutorials about this and yours was the clearest and most thorough! Thank you for posting.

I love your channel. Last July I brought an epiphyllum cutting from Hawaii to my California garden and look forward to seeing it bloom, hopefully in my lifetime!

I love your video it’s very relaxing! And very clear direction

Excellent instruction! Just what I was looking for!

Your content is what I have been looking for, new subscriber now! Thank you for your videos.

FANTASTIC video Rachel :-D its so wonderful to propagate Epi's from cuttings, I will need to take cuttings of my Epiphyllum Deutsche Kaiserin this year too, thanks so much for sharing and a very Happy Spring to you :-D Sending you lots of love and happiness and PLANT POWER from Hans and me from Belfast to Wexford for a wonderful evening XXXX

Love it! Thanks ❤

Great video. Thank you, dear lady.

Thank you!

Great video and advice. I started four new Epiphyllum plants in October and have some recent videos of their progress. They should be very nice plants in a few years time :)

Dear, Thank you for your video ! The Epiphyllum is a very meaningfull plant to me. My grandfather who died 30 years ago, I have this plant from his home. Its the only thing that I have to remember him. I still have this plant ...and took cuttings to give as a present to all the grandchildren of my grandfather. After Christmas it has very big red flowers ... In Summer my cactus has summerholidays outside on the balcony. ( the street tree project ... All the borders around 8 trees are deep cleaned ...soil renefreshed ... Planted lupines ( to improve the soil) And ruta graveolens ...repellent cat and dogs .. and many little pansies. I think i ve planted more than 100 pansies ...) I m happy ...street view is improved. Hope the neighborhood will treat it with respect) But I have a big seed collection ...the battle can begin ...I wont give up). All the best to you. Stay healthy and safe. Enjoy the garden. Kind regards, Marcus

I have a Christmas cactus that I’ve always had in regular potting mix. I guess forgetting to water it a lot helps me from killing it.

I enjoyed your video.

Thanks for this my wife has one in the conservatory so I’m going to give it ago wish me luck.

That's funny..all I do is cut a leaf or stem and stick them in the nearest pot...Lolllllll. Happy growing..

I have over 100 different varieties of eppies and I have found planting them "upside down" works very well if the cutting has aerial roots that have developed at or near the top. They also root very well if you pin an uncut stem tip on the soil surface. Once rooted the stem can be separated from the mother plant.

I hope your lovely "emperess" makes it 🤞. And you will get new ones started, just in case😄

Hello from Chicago! Love your videos, they have been very helpful to me! Thank you! I'm wondering, do epiphyllum cuttings root better in a cool or warm area. I have 2 options, the air conditioned house at about a constant 27 degrees Celsius, or in our sunroom, which varies between 21- 35 degrees Celsius right now.

Have been unable to find an answer to my quandary! Perhaps another epi-lover can help? I have SO many very thin, hairy tendrils growing off my healthy "leaves". Should they be snipped off? They are in addition to the normal bigger off-shoots. Epis & other cactus-types are my favorite plants & I don't want to damage them, if they should be left alone.

Thank you so much. My mother passed away 17 years ago and I have all her Epiphyllum plants. I was not aware of the soil they prefer. How often should they be transplanted into a bigger pot? Do you keep yours outside all the time? Thank you once again

Hi. Thank you for sharing. Great video. I wonder if you can advise me. I bought a pot of ephi a week ago. I spotted one of the stems yellowing at the base a few days later. 2 other stems are showing signs of yellowing too. I hv not watered it since I got it because the soil was very wet due to the heavy rain that day, prior to my purchase. Could this stem yellowing be a sign of root rot? Or because I have not watered them? The top soil looks dry but less than half inch dien, it is still moist. What should do? I'm thinking of propagating a stem or two, just in case the yellowing spreads. Thank you in advance.

How long can they stay with the bottom callused? I want to send a few to my friend on the other side of the coast via mail, I don't know if they'll grow roots if the bottom is dry for too long.

I think I have a epiphyllum it has flat leaves and long Chopstick like appendages hanging dangling but I've had it for at least 10 years and it has never bloomed

I just took a bery long cutting from my epi for propagation. It’s quite wide. How long before they root?

The base will root well in water. It takes about a month

What to do after after cutting? You used different cuttings.. Pl advise

Hi can you tell me we’re I can buy different colors ones from ….Thank you

You know, I have a table full of them waiting for me to do something with them from when one of the [insert bad word(s)] landscapers knocked over the plant stand mine are on. Broke all the pots and plants into a million pieces. Couldn't even be bothered to knock on the door and apologize, knowing full well I was home, just pushed it all into a pile and walked away. Now I don't know what is what. I am still mad and glad that company got fired. I'm half tempted to try potting some in coconut husk chunks and see how they do.

What kind of plant is that again?

Do you have a video on how to get the epiphyllum to bloom. I have a huge one that I have had for about 30 years and it has never bloomed for me.