EASY WAY TO PROPAGATE YOUR HOUSEPLANTS / EVEAGE PLANT WALL PROPAGATION STATION

Plant Heartbeats
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5 Video Views·Mar 18, 2023
Hey planty friends! I'm back! I wanted to share with you a little bit of, not plant shopping,
but of things I do here in my house with plants. Plant chores, plant styling. I'm going to take
some time today because I have an unboxing of a plant wall hanger that's used to propagate plants
and to style your plants. So both things together. And I don't have something cute to propagate
plants. And this company reached out to me, EVH, and I'll put the description,
a link in the description where you guys can see where I'm about to show you guys if you're
interested. And they gifted me this and I wanted, I liked it a lot. So I was like, yes, and let me
just get to it and show it to you guys. And we're going to play with it today. I'm going to go ahead
and try to hang it up and style my plants with it. So let's see. I think a lot of us have,
they love plants. We want to propagate plants and we also want to know how to style our plants.
So they don't clutter our house, but actually make it look more beautiful.
I'm all about that. So I think this is going to be a great tool for that.
Okay. Sorry, it was in two boxes. Really nicely packaged.
Very nice.
Okay. These are the little wood parts and I'll show you how that comes together in a little bit.
I hope you guys are having a great day. It's spring here in the United States, so it's always,
you know, a happier vibe knowing their plants are growing, the sunshine, there's a little more
flowers. So these are going to be to clean the little tubes where their propagation stage is
going to be at, which is nice. It has a little brush because yes, glass always gets dirty after
some time. So there's a lot of bases. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.
I counted this really roughly. We'll see at the end. Okay. So I'm going to go ahead and
open all of these. Again, they're glass. Hopefully none of them are broken.
I don't need the scissors anymore.
Okay. Little glass, little bases.
Okay. So I think we're going to fast forward this really quickly
and show you once I have everything open, which are just a lot of these little glass little tubes.
Okay. So we ended up opening them all up. It actually comes with 16 little glass tubes,
but there's 15 holes in here. And this is the actual where you're going to be hanging
your little propagations. It's made out of wood and like some jute rope. And it also came with
these to hang it up on your wall, two of these. So basically what I understand, you're going to
hit these with a hammer and then the little end points are going to go into your wall.
And then you'll be able to hang it from here. So that's very, seems very simple.
I don't think I'm going to use these right now because I actually
have a wall that has a little hook on it already. So I'm going to go ahead and just hang it to the
hook that I already have. So you guys want to do it with me? Let's propagate some plants and
let's see how this looks. If it looks really pretty. Let's go. Guys, look how pretty and
perfect it's looking in this wall. Like I said, I already had a little hook, so I didn't use what
came with it. But that's pretty simple to hang. So it's awesome. So these have been filled with
water. I'm just filling up the bottom and I'm just using water. And cold water usually is the
best for propagation. You don't want it to be warm. Here there's a higher chance of root rot.
Oops, too much water in that one. Here we go.
Okay, there we go. Okay, so I love it. I love the way it looks. I have 15 different
propagations or different cuttings that I can do. So come with me and let's cut some plants and put
them in here and see how they look. So let's walk around this plant room and let's find some plants
to cut. I spot a few that I can do. Let's start right over here on this wall.
Let me open the curtain so you guys can have more light. And as we can see here, I have a micans and
I've been wanting to do two things with it. Propagate it and also like put it up a trellis
because the leaves have gotten very very small and this micans. So I can definitely propagate
some and trim is going to be good for it because it's not looking that great. So I'm just going to
cut a few here. Look at this haircut. It's like when you go get a haircut yourself, right?
As a woman, sometimes your hair gets sparse. You need to get a haircut and it looks cool.
So this is one. I want to propagate my silver blue pothos because it's also, first of all,
anybody sleeps in this bed, it can poke your eyes. So it gets a little annoying.
I want this is a guest room. I don't want to be like scared to stay in my house, right?
That crazy plant lady's house. Okay, there you go. A little haircut. These are such easy to propagate.
So we'll do all this together. And then this is my monstera sotipicana guys. It's great that you
guys are going to have now a little update on how it's doing. I love this one. This is the one I got
at Lowe's and it was all yellow. And it's done so good. Most of these are facing the window.
It's been so happy here. So look at this big, big, long vine. It's like right by itself all the way
down here. So this got to go. There you go. Monstera sotipicana propagation. Coming up here.
I'm not going to propagate this Hindu rope. I have another one that I'm going to propagate.
So let's go to another room. I have other plants in mind. So I'm here at my plant wall guys,
which I did a video on this plant wall and how I style it in my kitchen by my sink. So I've been,
this is my Hoya filansonii and I have been wanting to propagate this baby.
So when I get this little piece here, I'm gonna stick it in water. Okay, so here we are in my
greenhouse, which needs a cleaning. That's the thing with these IKEA greenhouses. They do get
messy with time, but look at this beautiful baby. This is my Epiprinum pinnatum variegated guys.
If you guys saw the unboxing, maybe some of you guys are interested in seeing how it's grown
and let's pull it out a little bit so you can see how it's grown. It's still in the cup that
I bought it in and look how gorgeous this thing is. The variegation is outstanding. It's beautiful,
except the only complaint I have is the last few leaves. You see how the leaves are kind of
deformed or not fully, not a fully leaf, like part of it is missing. I don't know why,
but it's okay. I think it's time to propagate this baby and that way I can also share with others. So
let me go ahead and do that and I think I'll do something like this. Oh, hold on. I'm about
to cut the relief off. That would have been sad. Okay, here we go. We got this little upper half.
Now what I've been doing with this Epiprinum is putting it against the wall and it does like
climbing against the glass wall. So there you go. Okay, well this is a goodie. Very exciting.
These are the cuttings that I have. Let's see if this is enough.
I did clean my scissors before I got started doing this project, just so you all know.
And let me see, but I honestly did not clean in between plants.
They all seemed healthy to me, so I didn't. But hey, you want to be safe, go ahead and clean
between plants. Okay, so this is such a small little Micans. Okay, so this is ready. I can go
ahead and put this in one of the bases here and I hope I can put multiples in here.
Take advantage. There we go. Cutie, look at that. Okay, so yeah, I have a lot of Micans.
So I usually cut from the bottom. Like this is the tip, the growing tip. So I usually cut
from the bottom and this is the part that would go underneath the water. So like that, that would
try to keep them upright so I don't lose my ends.
I might keep some a little longer just so it can look a little cooler
as it's propagating. Okay, let's stick in here.
And usually what I'm should aiming to do is having that node, you see that's the node
underneath the water because that's around this area is where the roots are going to come out.
There for now, see this one wants to come out, so I'm just gonna play with it. Push it in.
Do you guys like to propagate your plants? At first it hurts when you haven't done it much,
but once you start doing it more and more, you realize you're not killing your plant.
You're gonna get a lot more. So now when these, like this one, you see how
it doesn't have a leaf? I'm kind of wondering, I have to be careful because I don't want it to
drop all the way in the water. Sometimes I opt to just put these on top of sphagnum moss
and then it'll root. Usually that's what I do with these little pieces like that.
So I'm gonna keep this on the side. I'm gonna use these for sphagnum.
But so far, yes for me, water is my preferred method of propagation. I think it's quick.
I think I can see it. So my preferred. I think sphagnum does work too, but I feel like water
is a little faster. And like we're gonna see right now, I'm even gonna decorate with this.
So here are the Sibubu cuttings. I've cut them individually by note, just the way I had done
the vikings. They both propagate in the same way. Now this is my Monstera siltypicana. This is
it's just a node. These are short. This might be a problem.
I do two at a time. Let me play with it this way first. I can always come back and cut
in between. Okay, so here we are with Epiprenum, the variegated one, which is so nice and special.
This is not very easy to find. And I did pay a little bit more for this plant. So
I am a little more. I don't know. I'm not nervous. I'm excited. Here's two.
Okay, so here we go. This is so far with how it's looking. The Philanthonia is right in the middle.
And what we've noticed is that the Hoya's root from anywhere in the root. So we really didn't
have to put the node in the water. Node's like around here. But Hoya's just throwing roots
from anywhere from the stem. So that should be fine. But these two, the nodes have to be
underneath water. So we're gonna, this one's easy to do. Look at that variegation of the stem.
Look at that beauty.
It's already brooding. I mean, this is, look at that root.
It was in the IKEA cabinet. So all that humidity did so well for it.
And then we're gonna put this one right in.
I've been pushing it a little more.
It's all in. It's all in. It's all in. Okay, so next is my abbreviated Hindu root. Let me go grab it.
Okay guys, so here it is. This was very simple. It was very fun.
And it's beautiful. So it's a beautiful way to propagate your plants. I think there's a lot of
advantages. First, water propagation. I see my experience and I've seen a lot of people's
experiences that end up sitting in water. They love it. So here it is. And you can go ahead and
do 15 different plants if you want to. And I'll have a lot more than 15 plants here because I
have a lot more cuttings than per little tube. I have about three or four per little tube.
So I have some hollas. I have my philodendron micans. I have my epiprennums, my elbow,
my variegated ones. And I have my Sibu Blue, my Monstero Celtic Picana. They all did very well
here. So I love how it's gonna look stylish. It's gonna be a nice statement piece in this wall.
And it's gonna be right close to a window. There's a window maybe two and a half feet,
three feet away. So it's gonna have the lighting that it needs for faster propagation or for root
growth. And guys, the best thing about it, this is not very expensive. I'll put in the description,
but they sell through their website and through Amazon. But it's around $20. And actually,
they gave me a discount code for you guys and it's 30% off. So 30% off of around $20, $21.
We're talking about, I don't know, $15 approximately. So go check it out, guys.
I don't think it's very expensive at all. It would be harder to find something cheaper than this,
I think. And it looks great. So yeah, I never wanted to spend a lot of money on a propagation
station. I would look at some and I thought they would be too expensive. Usually they have like
five tubes only, but this one has a lot. So I think that's great. I think maybe I can even
do number two here. So yeah, I hope this was helpful and you guys learned a little bit about
more propagation plants and how easy it is to propagate your plants and get more plant babies.
Share with your friends, make some money back if you need to and watch them grow. That's what's
one of the most important things about being a plant parent and how you can style with your
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