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Posted: Jul/11/2006 10:12 PM PST
Hi. I'd like to know which plants you all have had success with rooting in water. It's much easier to me than keeping pots watered. It takes up a lot less space,too.Thanks! |
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Posted: Jul/11/2006 11:56 PM PST
I know that coleus does. |
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Posted: Jul/12/2006 12:07 AM PST
Lantana, vinca vine, sweet potato vine, California ivy and fuschia all root in water. |
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Posted: Jul/12/2006 1:21 AM PST
Gardenia's root great in water for me collect my cuttings put them in a gallon galss jug keep a check on the water level and in a few weeks lotsa new plants |
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Posted: Jul/12/2006 2:56 AM PST
some cactus will: Christmas, night blooming ceris (sp), chain cactus to name a few. Sometimes roses, impatients, begonias, pothos, spider plants, verbena. Lots of other things I'm not thinking of right now. trudy |
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Posted: Jul/12/2006 3:19 AM PST
Curly willow too. |
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Posted: Jul/12/2006 11:34 PM PST
Thanks! I have had success with Lantana ,also, as well as Basil,Turk's Cap, and many houseplants. Keep posting those suggestions ! Any success rooting Angel's Trumpet in water, anyone? Suzanne |
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Posted: Jul/12/2006 11:38 PM PST
wandering jews and spider plants. Also, you can root a potato |
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Posted: Jul/13/2006 8:51 AM PST
I had forgotten Brugamansias and Confederate roses, tomatoes.................... |
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Posted: Jul/13/2006 2:05 PM PST
Quote: Originally posted by trudy I had forgotten Brugamansias and Confederate roses, tomatoes....................I hadn't thought of the Confederate Roses! How large of a cutting do you take from the Angel's Trumpets? Thank you, Suzanne |
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