Water, perlite, or sphag? ✂️ | The best propagation medium

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Hello friends,
Today I'm doing a little experiment to see which propagation method grew the best pothos roots. The mediums discussed are water, sphagnum moss, leca, perlite, and soil. Which is your favorite? 🌝
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00:00 Free pothos up for grabs
00:08 Intro
01:41 Water propagation
04:33 Growing a wetstick in water
05:22 Sphagnum moss propagation
06:44 Sphag: prop box
08:58 Sphag: uncovered pot
09:55 Sphag: wetsticks
11:02 LECA
13:42 Perlite
14:26 Perlite: uncovered pot
15:22 Perlite: prop box
17:30 Soil
21:18 Awards for best propagations
24:17 Outro
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25 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@YaGirlCorinne 2 года назад

I'm new to your channel and 1. you're so informative and 2. your channel name is hilarious haha love!

@SirPlantsaLot 2 года назад

Haha thank you Corinne! 😂 Welcome to the family

@rauls7616 Год назад

great video,m. very interesting, wonder what the success rate would have been if sand was also a contender?

@verbling.com.teachers.marie. 2 года назад

Thank you for doing the comparisons among rooting media. If you covered the rooting containers - the section where the root is growing - in a dark material - a sock or aluminum foil, this would block the light and would prevent the algae from growing in the perlite.

@SirPlantsaLot 2 года назад

I don’t mind the algae that much but good to know!

@Spiriti04 2 месяца назад

Would u always propose doing a wetstick in a container for better humidity or does it really not matter that much?

@SirPlantsaLot 2 месяца назад

Hi! I think it definitely makes a difference. Wetsticks that aren't in an enclosed container either take much longer to root/grow or they don't grow at all. Hope that helps! ☺

@Spiriti04 2 месяца назад

@SirPlantsaLot thank you! Ive been clearing out a shelf to add grow lights to in my room as its in an area with zero light and was hoping to use some spare containers that ive been recycling with lids on. Just wanted to make sure that the lids would make a difference as im new to this prop box process