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4 months agoThat’s neat!
In my experience, you can also just cut them and put the cut end in a vase with water. It will grow roots, but they don’t like going back in the dirt after living in pure water. Just another option
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That’s neat!
In my experience, you can also just cut them and put the cut end in a vase with water. It will grow roots, but they don’t like going back in the dirt after living in pure water. Just another option
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It’s got me interested in trying it! My pothos is really taking off after a recent transplant