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Cloning POISONOUS Plants (Like Common Ivy)

How to clone common ivy (Hedera helix) at home using simple tools and techniques. This step-by-step guide is perfect for beginners interested in plant propagation, indoor gardening, or expanding their green space without spending a dime. 🧪 What you'll learn in this video: Why gloves are important when handling ivy How to take healthy cuttings How to prepare your cloning station How to root ivy in water When and how to transplant rooted cuttings into soil 📍 Table of Contents: 00:00 – We're going to create some clones 00:03 – Using a different bucket this time 00:05 – Wearing nitrile gloves—here’s why 00:08 – Every part of ivy is poisonous 00:11 – Why I usually go without gloves 00:14 – Watch out for the sap 00:18 – Allergic reactions and blisters 00:22 – Just to be safe: wear gloves 00:27 – Cloning ivy is easy 00:31 – You only need a cup 00:35 – Fill it with water 00:38 – Let it sit and wait 00:41 – Time to transplant 00:44 – Place it upright in soil 00:47 – Remove excess leaves 00:50 – Water and fertilize regularly 00:54 – Final thoughts on cloning ivy #IvyCloning #PlantPropagation #IndoorGardening #HederaHelix #GrowPlantsAtHome #CloningPlants #WaterPropagation #HomeGardening #Houseplants #GreenThumb #DIYGardening #RootingCuttings #PlantCare #GardenTips #PropagationTips #PoisonousPlants #NitrileGloves #IvyCuttings #BotanyBasics #UrbanJungle