Propagating POTHOS With FERTILIZER Experiment ( AMAZING RESULTS )

I wonder if the Maxsea fertilizer can be used with calatheas or marantas?

can i add fish amino alittle into water, please?

Algae growth is an indicator if there's too much nutrients in the water. Probably a minuscule amount of nutrient would do the job.
I wonder if just adding one macro nutrient would do the job. Like just calcium nitrate. Or potassium sulphate. Probably phosphoric acid would be ideal because phosphorus is the key ingredient for root growth

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Now I wonder what brand of fertilizer works best.

The experiment would be complete if we had results about the soil adaptation

How long can the vines be when propagating?

The best water fertilizer to use is aquarium water. The fish poop works wonders.

Has anyone tried using a seaweed solution for water propagation?

Pretty good thank you

I was specifically looking for info on using a fertilizer to propagate because I've decided to try something new. Usually I will put cuttings just in water until I begin seeing roots (maybe about a cm) and then transfer it to well watered soil, trying to avoid the problems with acclimating water propagations. They still end up very droopy and shocked for a while...my new idea is to start the same. I'll use just water until I see roots (because I've noticed the START of roots goes much more quickly in water props) and then transfer to a prop box I am setting up with perlite. I wasn't sure if I should add fertilizer and after your video I think I'm at least going to try it! We will see....

i just took a tote put 6 holes in it with with a drill bit . then added potting soil then added the cutting to it . then when with that sprinkle just a couple handfulls of soil in then waterd well . and place lid on then put a couple brick on it . cause some time we get strong wind off Lake Erie . i think this may work

I find adding food to the water is great to start them, but after a while it just goes gross and the abundance of nutrients becomes too much. Tried with adansoni too and even small amounts turned the leaves yellow. But definitely great for starting pothos! 👌

the green color on roots is from alagae, to avoid it, keep roots in full dark environnement by shielding the transparent glass jar from light.

Will it work with miracle grow???

Hello. This video is amazing. I have purchased (not picked up yet) four Monstera Obliqua nodes. Very expensive here in Australia. I do believe I may (not sure) only be getting the node without leaf. I plan on rooting in moss. Do you think adding a few drops of fertilizer would help in this situation as well. Thanks for you videos. Love the instant update

Rerun experiment but isolate the water/nutrient solution from the light.

I am going to try this.

I do this every year with cuttings from my pothos plants and wanted to ask if it makes a difference in how many plant cuttings you place in a bottle? I have several in each jar and wonder if it would be best to limit them to 3-4 per container. Secondly, what about using a heat mat, beneath the jars, are they beneficial?

I LOVE this video!

Should have measured the lengths of the new vine growth and root growth of each and made a chart to see the difference it looks like there is a difference but it didn’t seem that much I might do this experiment and chart the data

The green stuff on the roots it definitely algae. Not sure if it matters though

Do you need to replace the water or is just topping them off good enough? I have some that have gotten pretty large and pouring all of the water out is somewhat troublesome. The water doesn't seem to look dirty despite it being a few months.

Pothos loves fertilizer

How come my photos is not rooting??? 😢

"About that much" is my favourite unit of measurement. 😅 I use it all the time. 😎

I would like to see an experiment- same thing but change the control water and fertilizer water bi monthly

I like using my fish tank water from all my aquariums to water my plants... And it makes me feel like I'm not wasting my water when I do my frequent water changes to my aquariums.

Will you make a video with flora micro, glow liquid hydroponic fertilizer?

I always wonder what would happen if I tried to propagate with sugar water.

Personally,the clones I have went directly into dirt,and it was premium potting mix with fertilizer added.and I have had complete success so far,with all clones surviving and producing roots.and thinking on it,only thing that I can say is the main reason this worked is those roots had like this video, nutrients to help produce roots,moisture and also the air I mentioned from the airated soil.i really think the right combination of those three things is key to cloneing plants,even if it's useing water as a medium.

If your going to go to the trouble to get a nute solution to root them in,you may as well toss in an air stone to pump more o2 into the water to turbo charge those roots.i mean the whole idea is to give those plants every possible chance to propagate that we can give them.we know those roots need oxygen and an air pump and air stone is a cheap easy way to get that done,and if they got nutrients to use to grow better,then give em the air to keep up with the additional growth

I was just googling to find what (if any) fertilizer to put in the water. Do you have any idea what chemical are you using? I have nitrogen fertilizers as well as sources of magnesium and potassium and also end-consumer mix for houseplants. I am not sure what chemicals do the plants need to start the roots.

The Swedish Plantguys channel suggested 2 nodes for each piece - the bottom for root, and the top for the leaf. Have you ever tried this method side by side with your method? I'm wondering if they extra node is really helpful or not.

When I change my aquarium water I don't just throw the water away.
I water my plants and trees that needs some extra fertilizer

Mine start to rot as soon as the 4th day, even tho I change water every other day, i put them in well lighted place, they get at least 15 hours a day but still rot

Does anyone know what happens if I "trim" the roots? I want to keep using my vase and the roots are now 50% of the water space

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My pothoshas been dying from I suspect root rot or lack of oxygen from diminished roots. I'm left with a long vine about 80cm long with 5 healthy leaves at top. There used to be over 20 leaves on this vine. My question is would I be able to propogate the whole vine under water with fertiliser added? Or will I need to cut the long vine into smaller cuttings? I really want to keep the long vine.

It's called algae not algee

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Thank you very much. That was super interesting. I would have liked to see a month or two down the road your new pothos plants. Blessings in Jesus.

What if I don’t see a node?

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I would love to see how to properly pot these cuttings

Wow!!! Thanks!

This is a really nice experiment, and you guys did a great job comparing the results. Thanks for this =)

I have home made seaweed liquid fertilizer, you think I can use that?

another thing that works is asperine powder

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