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Thrifty way to create a real green space :)
One of my new favorite things to do is take clippings of my healthy house plants and transplant them. A very simple and thrifty way to fill my apartment with more plants! :)
I have a few books on plants, but my knowledge is pretty limited. So if I can do this and have the plants live on and thrive ANYONE can :D
You can use a new container to plant your clipping in or simply add it to an existing plant pot for variety. (both have worked for me)
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Harmonee.seal favorited Transplanting A Plant Clipping 01 Jun 16:44
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live2create
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Ottawa, Ontario, CA
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Soaking the cut end in water for a week or two will also cause roots to sprout, this is also a good way to get your cutting to take hold and might work better on those stubborn plants (like my Devil's Ivy)