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    Proplifting

    Warum sollte man sie kaufen, wenn man sie bei Walmart vom Boden aufheben kann, nachdem jemand darauf getreten ist?

    Ich habe bei Walmart mehrere Überreste eines Amaranten vom Boden aufgesammelt. Man hatte auf ihnen getreten und sie missbraucht, aber ich weiß, dass sie sehr widerstandsfähig sind.

    ich wusste nicht, dass sie SO widerstandsfähig sind! Sie haben in EINEM Tag Wurzeln gebildet! ​​In weniger als 24 Stunden! Ich habe gestern buchstäblich die Blätter vom Stiel gerissen und ihn ins Wasser gestellt! Verdammt!

    Von: Jimbobjoesmith

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    2. Garden_Espresso on

      Love to propagate these !
      I don’t even put mine in water just lay them down on the soil or pop them in stem first if it’s a small pot .

    3. girl_at_therockshow on

      This is the only form of proplifting I can bring myself to participate in. When it’s more than likely going to be swept up and tossed anyway, I don’t see why it’s an issue morally or otherwise.

    4. iamwintermute_ on

      I love tradescantia for this lol. The only one where I literally cuts off the mother plant and stick right back into soil. No callousing, no water propping. They’re just so easy to grow.

    5. DukeW00 on

      This isn’t purple heart. It is “wandering Jew” or as I found out as an adult it’s actually called Inchplant. But it is a crazy grower. My wife was pruning hers and dropping the leaves on the ground. I went out to mow a few days later and a lot of it had rooted to the ground.

    7. jajajanice on

      This is good news I just got a baby plant that I was considering taking cuttings from when it got bigger and making it a fuller one

    8. OddishPurp on

      I did this and Walmart LP followed me around every time I came to shop for a while after the fact. So annoying…

    9. mkbeebs on

      I call mine the “parking lot plant” because my sister in law found a scrap in a parking lot and it’s still flourishing (and been shared many times) years later

    10. Timely_Flamingo4387 on

      How long do you leave them in water like that? Do you just wait for them to grow some roots then put it in a pot with soil?

    12. Galaxie_Keenan333 on

      I grabbed a bunch of broken ones on the ground, some were even pretty torn up and they STILL all grew! The new color that comes in is sooo purple and glittery! Sooo pretty!!

    13. justme002 on

      Come by my balcony, there’s always a couple of dropped slips from my dog loving to trance under the vines.

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