How To Propagate Node Houseplants EASY From Start to Finish! 

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Forever thankful for content creators who play the long game with these kinds of videos. It takes planning and patience to sit on footage for over a year and tie it together to tell the story! So much more valuable (to me) having the whole process consolidated to one video. Runners putting out runners... 🥴 I don't have great luck with propping runners... I LOVE obliqua and recently saw runner nodes for sale for like $30! But I didn't pull the trigger cuz I doubted myself.

Wow, Harli, thank you so much for taking the time to make content like this. I totally respect that this is the work that you do and the planning, recording, and overall hard work you put into your content is not lost on me!! I've learned so much from PlantTubers like you that now my real life friends think I'm a plant whisperer...ME, who used to kill each and every plant I've ever met!! Now I have a manageable for me 30+ plant collection that is thriving and has brought me so much wellness and joy. Could not have done it without creators like you!! I am currently propagating some wet sticks and string of hearts in spagh. I just checked in on my prop container today and there is growth peeking through!! Yay!! Could never have been able to do this without your guidance and teaching!! Thanks again!! ❤

I seriously thought youtube glitched when i seen your long hair on a new video😭 thanks for all these vids of tips!!!

3 years ago Watching you propagating and learn a lot, just back to planting again since almost most all of my plants died from suddenly freezing.

Thank you Harli, I'm a grower too so i know all of these stuff, HOWEVER i love how you're teaching other people how to propagate and grow a healthy root system and all that stuff, so thank you and i appreciate your help so much, happy growing 😊

I've also got an obliqua node! And this is much needed lol, Also! Very much appreciating the commitment to the long term videos!!!✨️🌱🐉

I love these types of videos Harli. Thank you for dedicating so much of your time to create these time/energy intensive videos!

Thanks for taking the time to make this video! I really enjoy seeing propagated plants. You had great success with it!

Thank you for all the work you put into this video! Love the content that shows project progress!

I so appreciate the work and effort you put in to make these videos that show the whole process. It's so helpful. Thank you!

I love seeing the end results with these propagation videos!

This video was awesome! Definitely a Wishlist Plant of mine! I’m glad to have a reference video if I ever get a node so that I know how to properly care for it! You always have awesome content! You are my number one reference on RU-vid if I have a plant question. I love the tour videos and the propping videos! Because of you propagating is my favorite part of owning plants! Keep doing what you’re doing it makes a difference ❤️

I echo what a lot of others are saying. I really appreciate content like this! That you've taken the time to show the whole process in one video. I've found this very helpful!

Love these videos that show a full process overtime. Thank you!

Looooved to see the whole process Harli!!! Loved the video as always 💚

Yes! I just now starting to get the hang of propagating and I’m loving it!

Best obliqua node video on RU-vid. Awesome!! Thank you

Just wanted to say that no matter what the content of your videos is, it’s so much fun to see how much fun and joy you get out of your plants!! Love your channel :))

Great video Harli! So good to see the whole process all in one video! Well done! 👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you for this wonderful video! It was great to see the rewards of propagation. I appreciate all your hard work

This is so helpful to see runner all the way to plant! Especially with my monsteras I have this happen quite a bit and it can be intimidating to prop a runner versus a leaf/node cutting to me. I love this video!!🤍

Propagations are my favorite, I’m well versed in them, but did I watch this video still in awe? Yes because it’s truly such a fun process to watch!

Super helpful. I love obliquas. Can't wait to get one! I always look forward to your videos.

This was so cool to see! Thank you for doing the work to show the process!!

I enjoyed every minute of this video Harli!! Thank you dear!! Excellent work!! You go girl!! Much Love ❤️ 😍

So love your videos. Help me a lot with my plant journey. Thanks! 💚🤗

I just did this project yesterday with my Peru runners . It’s fun .

I love the start to finishes Harli!!

Such a fun video! Gorgeous plants!

So excited, I just ordered an obliqua cutting.

Love these propagation videos. Thanks! 💚🌱

Thank you for these videos!! I’ve been loving your content lately Harli!! Would love a potting up plants/chit chat video 😊

His is so encouraging. I’m doing this!

Yes very helpful Harli, thank you 💚🪴🌵🌱

I needed this! I struggle with node propagation. Thank you!

I love these videos. I could watch them all day! 🤣 they’re my fav! Also, really love your background. 💚 and your floral shirt was the cutest… k… bye.

They’re so cute all potted up!!!

This was a super helpful video, thanks! We have been trying our hand at perlite propagation for most of our plants but I think the next chopped plant will see some spag in it's future!

Thank you for this video and all of the time you dedicate to making them informative and easy to watch!

Love this, so helpful!

Love prop videos like this! I hit like and turned on the bell notifications so I don’t miss videos

My jaw dropped when i saw you pull out those beautiful leaves before. But now i know your method works as i tried them. Thank you for sharing 😊

This is so fascinating …honestly, I might try it…😍

I hope more and more people do this so that i can afford one some day. If i ever get one i will come back to this video and do the same thing for sure!

Hi Harli, I always love your propagation videos, I love to propagate my plants, I do mine in water and would love to try them the way you do. I took my swiss cheese plant and cut a long runner into a lot of pieces, and so far in water they are really shooting out a lot of long roots. It is always so great to see you, and hopefully someday when I travel to Utah again I can meet up with you and your mom again, because when I got to meet the both of you, I was so excited for that happening. Thanks Harli for a great video, have a great week, sending love and hugs, bye for now. 🤣😉💜

Thank you so much! I only have a few more plants that I want to buy but my ultimate goal is to grow fuller plants. I like to buy smaller plants so that I can watch them grow. Thanks for the content!

I've only recently found your channel on RU-vid, and it's been so inspiring and informative! Watching your content has taught me a few things about how I can take care of the plants I have for my channel too! And hopefully someday I can have cool coffee sponsors or something! lol Thank you for all the work you've put in to your content :) You're a cool human.

Love this video! You should definitely do another update on the runners in a few months!!

Thank you, I always learn something, and today I learned that the tupperware I chose for a prop box earlier this week is WAY too shallow and I shall fix it today. (Melanochrysum wet sticks have barely had a moment to get settled in so I hope it will be ok to reset them!)

Thank you so much that is very a useful video

When I move a plant to soil (I find sphagnum lends itself to more teetsy flies) I pull off the loose sphagnum and mix it with a chunky soil mix with lots of perlite and make a dirty moss mix.

I love that plant, so cute.

Loved how this was over time and we could see the results right away. I know this took so much time and effort and it turned out AMAZING!!!

That was so relaxing

leaving a comment cause you deserve all the success

I love your videos 🌱

My Peru has sent out a super long runner. This video will help me know what to do with that runaway runner!

Thanks for all the great tips Harli. Really enjoyed this video. How long do you generally leave your propagations going in there before deciding to pot up? I tend to leave them in their propagation boxes/zip lock bags for wayyy too long and tend to forget them!

Ohh I just like this plant😻

Just saw your IG post Harli. I’ve already watched this video but didn’t drop a comment and give it some love like I wanted to (new mamma and baby woke 🤪) I absolutely loved seeing how you can get so much from one plant! I’ve never had success with moss props. I find my prop boxes are too wet and they get a little mouldy however I’m going to really start trying to figure it out as you make it look so simple and easy! Which is exactly what I need now being a mumma of a Velcro baby 🤪🤓🌿

Hi Hali, I love watching your videos, I’ve watched all of them (I think) and lots of them more than once. What I haven’t been able to find is your plant sale shop. I don’t know if it’s because I’m in the Uk or just because I’m old and don’t know what I’m doing🤪. I’ve found the foliage fix on Instagram but you don’t have any plants but you do have other things for sale,!?? You and your lovey family are a joy to watch, always cheer me up, thank you 😊

You definitely have a green thumb Harli!

Great video!

Loved this video. I wish i could engage with it sooner i have been on holidays :S. Sorry to hear you have been struguling. But ur doing great in my eyes. Anyways. Love ya

Love this video and looove the short hair💕 xo

I started a prop box 3 weeks ago and nothing has happened lol idk if it's the moss I used but the moss is from lowes (premium orchid moss) this was really informative Harly! Now if only mines could do the thing 😂

thanks for sharing video, I have a runner and dont know what to do

This video is super helpful!! Quick question about prop boxes: I just started my first one and am having issues with it smelling bad. I threw some wet sphagnum moss into the bottom of a big plastic tub and poured a little water in, the humidity meter is reading 90%ish with the lid closed, and I thought that would be good, but it just smells funky in there... Do you air them out daily? Since the plants are in pots anyway, should I ditch the extra moss? Or is it okay that it smells weird, haha, not sure if it would be growing bacteria that might hurt the plants or maybe I got a bad batch of sphagnum moss?

Love this! How long did you let your cuttings callus before placing them in your prop box?

Thank you for the video! My propagation has grow points and a baby leaf came out but no roots. Do you have any ideas why and what should I do?

1. Your content has been so good lately! I really enjoy the videos where you take clips over a time period. 2. Just based off this video, it seems like you are pretty risk seeking as opposed to risk averse. And it seems like Ryan is risk seeking as well as he is into investing.

In the future, if using a container like this, I’d recommend removing the sticker from the lid. That could block a majority of the light in the middle and contribute to runners in search of light. Also a tip for removing stickers like that is rubbing alcohol. Just a thought, I’m a plant newbie hehe. Love your videos.

Where will you keep the potted up plants now and how often do you water them and then when will you pot into soil, or are these new plants for your shop? Thanks 😊

Do you have a video on how to propagate zz and ferns etc? Thank you for this, love these videos

I have a couple Obliqua peru node cuttings. I put one in tissue culture and the other in moss with mild nutrient solution, and the one in moss is doing way better. I think they need a shitload of oxygen (that's usually why plants grow slower in tissue culture)

so lovely. i just bought a cutting and wanted to try your way. i only have one - so anxious. when you put it in you growth tent, do you put a heating pad under? also is 12 hours a day long enough light? how moist is your sphagnum moss? thank you for any advice

The nodes that have new growth that you put into individual cups, did you put them back into prop box? Or on grow tent shelf? I'm afraid of turning my leaves into soup lol

Hello Harli are u gonna put oblica in your shop in the future :)

WOW, AWESOME

How do you deal with algae growth when you propagate in spaghnum moss?

Hey Harli! If you don’t mind me asking, where do you order your moss in such bulk?

Harli, I know this is an old video, but you look so gorgi here girl~~~~ 🪴 Summer vibe

Thank u!!!!!

What do you do with this Spaghnum moss that has been used ?? I see that there is a little green growing in the box. Didn't know that these needed to harden off to be propagated. I'm guessing all the Monstera do ??? I've made it a mission to only buy plants that I can propagate for myself and my friends

How long does it take for the propagated plants to become sale ready?

“Why not we’re here right” such a mood ✂️

when u cut the nodes shorter to fit them in the cup, should i wait till it calluses or is it fine since it has roots ??

Can we use cocopeat instead of moss?

Sorry Harli, I must have missed it, but why don't you prop them in individual cups? I have a monstera albo that got thrips ans I'm chopping it to the nodes and see if I can regrow it. Are individual cups OK for this? I just don't want to risk one node having thrip babies and spreading to the other two nodes.

I bought a node in mid march and its still alive but in 6 weeks the node has only grown about a half an inch. What can I do to help it grow better. Its in spaghum in two cups fave to face with a small space for air flow.

Hey! I just found you and subscribed! Could you do a video on fixing hydrophobic soil and what causes hydrophobic soil? That’s what I was searching on RU-vid for and all the videos are so boring and not too helpful

Do you still have any more Monstera obliques? If so are you selling what is what is the price

Huh ! What do you do if you don't have a grow tent ?

Hey girl what plant is it behind you when you are talking to us I know all of them but not the one in the middle right behind you

PR💚PAGATION Is G💚💚D Plant Insurance!!!

Flip the plant stand over for the scindapsus that was too tall on the shelf.

Had to chop up my monstera adonsonii because of how leggy it was getting. It's mid-winter where I live so I was very nervous... It was so leggy that the last leaf was 6-7 nodes away from the base.

I laugh wheny adansonii tries to kamikaze its leaves, like "oh no you don't, not today..."

Hi how can I purchase from you?