Family Roots, Rooted Plant Clippings

02/22/2024

Philodendron White Knight

02/22/2024

Philodendron Pink Marble

02/22/2024

Golden Pothos

02/22/2024

Philodendron "Cebu Blue" aka Epipremnum Pinnatum

02/22/2024

Aglaonema Pink aka Chinese Evergreen

02/22/2024

Syngonium Podophyllum "White Butterfly" aka Arrowhead Plant

02/22/2024

02/22/2024

01/04/2024

TIPS!
When to Water:
Starting in late fall, water houseplants sparingly until daylight hours begin to increase in the new year.
The best time of day to water is in the morning, except when it is cloudy or rainy outside and there will no sunlight. Avoid watering on a fixed schedule; instead, check the soil and water when needed.
Water when the roots, in the lower two-thirds of potted soil, begin to dry. Push your finger 2 inches down into the soil of a 6-inch-diameter pot. If the soil feels moist, do not water. Repeat until the soil feels dry, then water. Push you finger to a 1-inch depth in smaller pots. (If it is not possible to push your finger into the soil, the soil may be compacted and need porous material or the plant may be root-bound and could benefit from being transplanted.) Alternatively, lift the potted plant when it is dry and then again when it is wet. You may learn to “feel” its needs.
Starting in late fall, water houseplants sparingly until daylight hours begin to increase again in the new year.
Water houseplants in unglazed clay pots more frequently, as the porous clay will absorb and evaporate some of the water.
A moisture meter is a great tool to help you with watering.
Bottom watering is a great way to water many of your plants

11/16/2023

Cuttings ready to sell, stay tuned!