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| Swedish Ivy growing strong! |
Two
weeks ago, I pinched back Swedish Ivy, Pothos and jade to add to my outdoor
plants. The Swedish Ivy, floating in a mason jar doused daily with morning
light, grew quickly. I moved it yesterday into its own hanging basket. As the “momma”
plant’s growth during the same period dangled new tendrils, I harvested them
for another round of rooting in water.
My
Pothos sits on the dining room table where I check it daily for roots to signal
they need transplanting into soil. I predict these cuttings will need into next
week before they get their own pot. Grandmother’s crystal vase, which I use
constantly for propagating Pothos, will receive a new clipping after I transfer
its Pothos into soil today.
The
jade, pinched back and allowed to form a callus, sits outside already in tiny
new pots. Establishing these transplants takes more time as jade has a slow
growing attitude. However, my original plants show healthy progress with new,
small promising buds.
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| Slow growing jade shows progress! |
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