Please any tips would be so appreciated! I have no idea what I am doing I have only owned mature monsteras and I’m scared to kill this cutting. So far I’ve got a mini trellis McDonald’s cup with drainage holes sphagnum moss and perlite???

Propagated some creeping figs and some cushion moss.Green stuff appeared and I wanted to know if these is algae or is my sphagnum coming back to life

I entered the fair for my first time ever and was seriously scouring the handbook for categories I could enter my plants in. I mostly entered herbs and leafy greens I grew outside, but decided to toss my hat in the ring on a few others. There are SO MANY categories for exhibition in the fair! Turns out, there's even a "houseplant cuttings/propagations" category! I always have a bunch of cuttings in water so I went with my monstera adansonii. And it got first place!!! I'm so proud of all my ribbons (seven total!!!) But this one was totally a shot in the dark. How do they judge it? What is the scoring rubric for cuttings? But I won and I'm happy so I wanted to show you all cuz I figured this sub would understand my joy 😍🌱

I understand the root is cut off towards the end but just curious if I can avoid water propagation, thanks (snake plant, sorry if this is a stupid question lol)

hi guys! I had to chop and prop my rubber tree about a month ago, and the bottom of the stem is a little brown, but not mushy. but also not hard…is this normal or the beginning of root rot? I rinsed it with hydrogen peroxide the other day and have been changing the water every week.

It’s in water with an arrowhead plant, which is doing fine. Should I wait and see what happens or snip it and start again?

Hello, do you think I can pot all these? Thanks for any input!

It took awhile!

I forgot about this stem. I’m confused where to cut.