how to save a dying houseplant! | epipremnum pinnatum albo plant surgery 

Keeping all of my fingers crossed! Imagine if all the nodes put out a leaf, you'd have such a full plant in a few months!

loved the video! Two small tips I have picked up over the years. 1. Use a razor blade when making propagations, it reduces the damage to the stem from "crushing forces" lessening the likelihood of rot 2. Dip the ends of your cuts in cinnamon. Some say it has antibacterial properties but I am not sold on that. I mainly use it to help dry up the ends so they can callus over before putting them in soil or in a prop box again to prevent the chance of rot. These guys propagate really well and I wouldn't be surprised if everything with a non spent node wakes up for you!

I loved this video! Cant wait to see what happens with all of these nodes! 😁

Wow so Informative!

I like propagating in perlite too, but I have had a lot more success with it since I started rinsing it first in a strainer. The dust and small particles can form a kind of concrete that prevents the new roots from getting plenty of oxygen (the whole advantage of perlite and moss). This has really helped prevent root rot in my new propagations 👍

Love this so much, I can’t wait to see that your future videos hold!

Can you please film a follow-up video in a few months for this plant surgery? I'm pushing myself to take more risks with props (I only ever used water but am slowly using sphag and perlite), so I'd love to see how this turned out too. Thank you for your video and kind soul - I'm a newer subscriber and here for this adventure!

I'd love to see an update on how the Pinnatum props are doing, if you don't mind! You and I were both struggling with them a bit ago and I ended up letting mine be, waiting for new growth before I chop. After 7 long months I finally have a new leaf!

im doing the same thing with some melanochrysum cuttings i got, i hope we both do well with the cuttings!

Pretty pretty pretty please don’t pour perlite indoors like that! It’s super toxic to breathe that dust for you or the cats! Also now you’ll have to give us regular updates on this plant haha!

I am the same way with my soil... lol I also super rarely wash my nursery pots. If I had pests I might change it up, but so far death has only ever been root rot and that's pretty impossible to avoid so I just lean into it (and rarely have root rot issues)

Just the video I needed. I just purchased a cutting how much light do they need? Thank you

Would love to hear about your favorite Etsy sellers!

Any movement on the 3 nodes with roots in soil? 😃

poor plant