I need to know where you got that bird glass from!!

I propagated a pothos from my grandparents that they had since well before I was born. It went from their home, to the nursing home and then with my dad once they passed away. It was looking really sad and like it was going to die as well, so I gave a piece to each of my siblings and propagated each in water until the roots were long enough. I transplanted mine to soil about 6 months ago and it's absolutely thriving. The fact that it came from the original plant they once had makes it that much more special as a plant rescue ❤️

I’ve also learned that Pothos specifically releases a hormone that will help other plant cuttings take root faster. So if you have a plant you’re trying to propagate, you can also add a pothos cutting so they’re rooting at the same time. I tested it with a few different plants that usually take a while to grow roots and it did noticeably speed up the time it took to see roots on the cuttings.

Thank you!!! I was literally JUST thinking about looking into exactly these plants for the same reason so perfect timing

Thank you for this. Alot of other plant videos can be so confusing in their communication as to what you're supposed to do/where to cut

Pothos is seriously my favorite family of plants UGH I could go on and on about why they’re so great. I’ve had my first pothos (devil’s ivy) for almost a year, and now I have a pothos n’joy and marble queen pothos. I propagated all three and put them in a pot together and omg I’m so excited to see how pretty it becomes.

I NEVER KNEW WHERE EXACTLY TO CUT BUT YOU SHOWED ME SO CLEARLY! I BEEN WANTING TO PROP. MY MONSTERA BUT WAS SCARED, NOT ANY MORE!!

Girl I love your instructions! Awesome!! ❤👏💯

Girly your vibe is so bright ur like a Goddess for nature, your lovely plants love you! It will be dope if you had ur own cute nursery 💜

I just snagged some pothos and snake plant clippings at my in laws family reunion. They were the great grandmothers plants and were passed down to her grandson. He has taken such good care of them for so long. I took about 20 pieces from the pothos and they’re almost ready to be potted. It’s exciting to know that we will be keeping the family plants alive in multiple homes.

I don’t know if you’ve already did a video on soil but if you haven’t, could you do one on what type of soil to use for different plants if it not too much. Thank you for educating us I appreciate a lot ❤️❤️❤️❤️

You gotta shatter those fudgers once they get roots, I stopped purchasing prop jars, especially funky ones like this year's ago, yes they're rad! BUT it legit breaks off those roots you so patiently acquired so breaking them is the only option unless you want to totally start over, not to mention cleaning them properly takes HOURS. Rinse them all you want, overtime they absolutely will develop a film/algae build up. I just use regular glasses or recycled jars, dollar tree has some super dope mini Mason jars, etc. that are perfect! But to each there own! If something works for you personally, regardless of what any grower says then keep doing it! Half the fun of plants is experimenting ❤

Thanks for your HELP.

❤ you are so awesome! 👏 I love how your information is so thought out and helpful . 🎉

Fast, clear and right to the point. Thank you!!

A handy tip: don't have a big glass with a small opening, my roots broke when I tried to take the plant out, 2 weeks waisted 😅

The forcing glass is EVERYTHING!!!!

Birds…..So cute! 🥰

Thank you.your tips are so clear and dispel fear

My house has pothos everywhere I have it all my rooms in cases of water I have it in hanging pots outside. I live in SC I get mine used to the light outside like under a porch they grow crazy all year long then when season change if I have to cut them back just ends up making more. But I love plants not complaining

I love Love LOVE that that little bird glass in the end!

I'm learning so much. You're my favourite plant mum for sure ❤️❤️❤️

Your the best at simply being a great explainer.

I recently got an agave pup that I want to grow, but all the roots had gotten ripped off when it was taken off the ground. It’s been about a week and it’s still surviving, and tips on growing new roots?

Wow nice thanks for sharing

Love the little bird shaped glass container

Another tip, dark glass for the cutting works best for growing roots faster!

Thank you for sharing this tips .

I love that vase😍

Thank you I love plants

This is so trippy! I was literally going to propagate my pothos today!

Having a fish tank is amazing for helping propagate plants :P no need to change the water and they help filter the tank water too :P

Nice sharing friend ❤️ and greetings from India 🙏 stay connected 🙏

😅so cute! Love ur videos

OMG such a cute propcup

That bird is super cute! I'd love to find one like that!

Im about to plant my pothos! Perfect timing ❤

Could you do a full video on Pothos. I need help aha

Thanks for the tips, but I gotta say those eyebrows are top-notch, amazing! ❤

Great way to get your plant to root faster is to boil some cinnamon and add a little bit to the cup with the cuttings. My English Ivy was sitting in the water for few days and had no roots, but just 2 days after adding cinnamon it started shooting out roots like crazy

Wow I like that glass !!

Been looking for something like this forever, thank you girly! Do you have to let them callous? Or immediately into water???

Yay!! I have a Marble Pothos at home that I love so much, my mom really wants one so now I can do that! I would look online and never find and concentrate instructions. I get so nervous I will ruin everything

That little bird is so cute!!

Thanks for the back to basics!

Beautiful video

Unrelated but your lashes look really good here! What mascara do you use? You're so beautiful.

i love golden photos and Monsteras❤️❤️❤️

Thanks that a nice video for plamy lovers like me😊

When I was new to plants and saw the word node for the first time I always read it as noodle 😂

Beautiful monstera😍👍🥰

Thanks plant lady!

Pothos will grow in water also, I have mine in a large clear glass container, I just change the water and cut off excessive roots every couple months.

What kind of grow lights do you use? I love your shelf set up😍

The bird tail 🥰👍

Cool. Can you please show how to propagate string of pearls? Thank you

That's a Super Birdie Glass Bowl right there.

That bird vase is life!!!!

Non propagation question: I have an asparagus fern and I love her so much she is thriving so much and starting to topple over. Any tips!? Thank you!

Thank youuuuu

I've been trying hard to get my pothos to take ... I get nice roots then I put I to soil and week or 2 later it dies I have not been leaving in the water long enough I need great roots not nice ones lol thanks for the info I bet I will now be successful.

3 node ir knot rule!! 1 segment has a leaf, the other 2 are bare, 1 goes exposed, that will be the stem, the other goes under water or soil so it grows roots, if you really want to give some incentive cut the leaf in half

Beautiful

Super!!!!

Hey I’m new with plants and I need tips for a indanger plant called Milk weed How much water should it get How many days should I wait until I water it again How much sun should it get?

I'm watching this video without any head set on cuz I broke it, then my nana pass by and overhead you, and said: "She's right, what a nice plant lady". I am unable to prevent my laugh.

Where did you get that little bird case? Adorableness!!!!!! 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

I love your videos! I want more!!!! 🥰

That's a cute bird plant holder

Love your eyes 💐💐💐💐

I be nervous about cutting my plants but I’m going to give it a go 🙈😅

Help me how to actually grow monstera …i reaallly reallly love them but I fail in growing them at home pls a video on tips on growing them I had bought one 3-4 months ago I haven’t seen a new leaf nor lost one either I am scared to touch it

Omg where did u get the glass bird container thingy it is so adorable!!!

Why do I live the word nubbin now

Where did you get that cool vase thingy that you put your plant into??? That 😎 cool!! I need a few of them.

My propagations usually only work if i leave the leaf out to callous so the cut isnt fresh before sticking it in water

Or, simply stick them in soil and make sure that the soil is kept moist to encourage root growth.

So ngl..you taught me how to propagate my pathos....I now have 50 propagated leaves sitting in water right now lol my plan is to not see any walls in my kitchen😂

Is this going to be a series? Please?!!

Channels like this are why I watch shorts

Where did you find that birdie I love it

So you're teaching me how to make more plants when my mother says I have way to many already

I love what you do girl

Can the roots get to long if you put the cuttings in water? I’ve had some in water for awhile and the roots are super long now

Why you gotta show such a cute glass.😂❤❤

Do you have advice on growing flowers or veg inside? I started a teenie garden in my window sill that’s living it’s best life and I’m terrified to mess it up😰

Can you pleeeease do a vid about how to take care of fungus gnats😭

Can u do some on seven sisters rose water propengation with natural aloe?

I don't know why but every time I do this the stems rot within a couple days.

I'm propagating something called a bean plant. It is a succulent that looks like green beans! Google said to let the clipping dry for a couple days and then root in water OR just put in soil. Havw you ever worked with this plant? Any tips on propagation with succulents?

I think I just cut stems without the nodes…I wondered why everyone else was propagating so easily

How many nubins can you cut off of a long vine w many leaves and arial roots (pothos)? Thank you!

I love your content! Do you have tips for propagating Begonia Reiner, by any chance?

She said “change the water weekly” and I gasped. I have literally never changed the water in my propagated plants, just added more when low. I feel like such an idiot because I’ve always had browning problems with them and I couldn’t figure out why 🤦‍♀️

I have a Norfolk pine… had it 2+ years and coworkers have watered it too much. Can I remove damaged roots and save it?

I was hoping to see a pothos. I saw this right in time.

I loveeee your eyesssss

Any tips for when transferring from water to soil

my buddy has a pothos at his house that ive been eyeing every time he throws a party... next time im takin a snip

Do you wait for the cutting to "heal" before putting it in water?