Jades like many succulents are quite easy to propagate. They store a lot of moisture in their leaves, which helps them survive longer without roots compared to plants with thin leaves. In this blog post, I will answer all your jade plant propagation questions using examples of rooting a leaf, a…

About five weeks ago I wrote a blog about pruning my giant Jade Plant. Then I did a follow-up blog on rooting the cuttings that I pruned from my Jade. This is the final blog to complete the trilogy. We will take a look at which cuttings rooted successfully and we will also pot them up.Jade Cuttings…

I'm a huge Pothos fan and I have many varieties. Recently it was time to clean up some of my older Pothos vines as they were getting unmanageably long. They were also beginning to lose some of the old leaves closest to the soil, so the base was looking thin. I have a lot of experience propagating…

A Rhipsalis Burchellii is quite easy to propagate. In fact, it was one of the first plants I ever successfully propagated many years ago. My current plant was grown from a single stem. They grow quite vigorously and my Rhipsalis has been given countless haircuts. This time I decided to document the…

It's time for another plant maintenance blog. My Silver Pothos, sometimes called a Satin Pothos, was getting a little scraggly. It was time for a much-needed trim. Since Silver Pothos propagate so easily, I will also walk you through how to propagate a Silver Pothos. Below is a picture of my Silver…

A few months ago I needed to repot and thin out my Euphorbia Trigona. I intended to propagate the cuttings that I had trimmed at the time. While I stuck them in soil a while ago, I just recently checked for roots and we have some, so now it's time to document the process for you. Follow along to…