Stop Killing Your Cuttings! 🚫 The "Water Root" Mistake You're Making скачать в хорошем качестве

Stop Killing Your Cuttings! 🚫 The "Water Root" Mistake You're Making

Want to fill your entire garden with color for $0? It's not magic, it's biology. 🌿✨ Coleus plants (from the mint family) have an unstoppable will to live. In this video, we teach you how to exploit their aggressive growth to turn one $5 plant into 50 identical clones. Learn the secret of "The Node," why your cuttings keep rotting, and the critical "Water Root Warning" that saves your new plants from dying in soil! . 【Key Takeaways from this Video】 1. The Magic of "The Node" 🧬 • The Node is the bumpy part of the stem where leaves grow. It is packed with cells waiting to become roots. • The Rule: You MUST cut below the node. The smooth part (internode) will not grow roots effectively. 2. The Process: 3 Simple Steps ✂️ • Cut: Snip a 4-6 inch stem (avoid flowers!). • Strip: Remove all leaves from the bottom half (leaves under water = rot). • Soak: Place in a jar of tap water. Change water every few days for oxygen. 3. The "Water Root" Warning ⚠️ • Roots grown in water are delicate and brittle. They are NOT the same as soil roots. • The Mistake: Planting water roots into dry soil shocks and kills them. • The Fix: Keep the soil soggy wet for the first week after planting to "wean" the plant off its aquatic life. 4. Troubleshooting 🚑 • Mushy Stem: Bacterial rot (Toss it). • Wilting Leaves: Losing too much water (Cut large leaves in half). • Green Algae: Too much sun (Move away from the window). ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #Gardening #Propagation #Coleus #FreePlants #PlantTips #Horticulture #IndoorPlants #GardenHacks