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    Was ist der beste Weg, diese Sansevieria-Blätter abzustützen, wenn das überhaupt möglich ist? Widersprüchliche Informationen im Internet darüber, ob es ins Wasser oder in die Erde gelangen soll

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    1. GrayLightGo on

      Put them in water. In my experience they don’t root as fast as some others, but they do root.

    2. clockworkear on

      I’m by no means an expert, and I’m writing this so I can be corrected if I’m wrong, but I’d put them in water along with a pothos cutting (if you have one) to give rooting a fighting chance.

    4. Glittering_Cow945 on

      both should work. if you put it in soil, be sure to let it callus over for a week and use a soil that is only very slightly damp.

    5. Few_Entertainment266 on

      I do sphagnum moss instead of water! Mine always get soggy in water

    6. PrestigiousEscape986 on

      Just remember to let it callus over for a few days, I would do atleast 5 days to be safe before putting in water or soil, I have had better luck with water propogation. If I don’t wait long enough for them to callus over they end up getting rotten and mushy. I would cut a little upside down v triangle shape at the bottom part that goes in water or soil and let callus over.

    8. thistlegirl on

      I have never had success in soil. I propped off a 25+ yr. old Mother in Law tongue at the beginning of COVID in a pitcher of water.

      The babies are thriving!

    9. sebastixnrubio on

      I propped a few, both in water and in soil. In perlite as well. You need to first let them heal the cut as others advised.

    11. ayeyoualreadyknow on

      Let it sit for a couple of days to callous then stick it in water.

      Every single one that I tried to prop in soil didn’t make it

    12. Plantiacaholic on

      Just stick them in soil about 1 or 2 inches keep out of direct sunlight and don’t water. Give them a few weeks and boom, roots!

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