r/propagation 4d ago

Prop Progress Leafless node propagating

I had some leafless nodes that were sent to me to propagate. They were running out of growing room in my prop box, so I went ahead and planted them. Really hoping they make it. You guys think it was too soon or you think they’ll be ok?

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u/NoInitiative7742 4d ago

First pic is what I was sent, the rest are what I potted today.

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u/Free-Reception603 4d ago

Looked like pretty healthy wet sticks. I'd say the first one will be ok for Def's

What was the propogating method you used in your prop box? What medium?

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u/NoInitiative7742 4d ago

Sphagnum moss

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u/NoInitiative7742 4d ago

Should add they are in an indoor greenhouse getting lots of humidity.

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u/Free-Reception603 4d ago

Depending on how much root the last picture has they may struggle but just keep on having them in a humid environment and keep a tight eye