Propagation Planner
Choose your plant and the material you have. Build a method-specific checklist, prepare your supplies and keep a batch record as roots and new growth appear.
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Pothos · Stem cutting in water
Epipremnum aureum
Clean water vessel and labelled cuttings.
Include a stem node; a leaf stalk alone does not provide a growing bud.
Follow Your Propagation Steps
Set Up the Growing Conditions
Bright indirect light; a steady warm room; leaves above water.
Ready for the Next Step
Pot when several healthy roots are about 2.5 cm (1 in) long; keep the new medium evenly moist while the plant establishes.
Plan Your Check-ins
Use these dates to inspect the batch and add observations.
- Add a start date to show dated check-ins.
Keep a Growing Record
Enter snapshot totals for this batch. Count rooted starting pieces separately from the new plants you have potted.
No observations yet.
Return to a Saved Batch
Save the batch again after adding observations. Keep up to twelve batches on this device.
Prepare Your Propagation Supplies
Gather the supplies for preparing, rooting and potting this batch.
Glass propagation station
Hold water cuttings upright while their roots remain visible.
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Prepare small stems and separate suitable plantlets with precise cuts.
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Give rooted cuttings and divisions a draining container.
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Record the plant, method and batch date.
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Pot suitable tropical cuttings and rooted divisions.
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Contain loose medium during preparation and potting.
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Practical Digital Guides
Use detailed growing guides for cuttings, division and the care of your newly established plants.
Browse digital guides →Propagation Planner FAQ
Why do the available methods change with the plant?
Methods follow the plant’s growth structure, then your available material and rooting preference.
What does one starting piece mean?
Each cutting, leaf section, division or plantlet is one piece. Record rooted pieces and potted plants separately.
How do I know when to move the new plant?
Follow the method’s root, shoot or establishment criteria. Use check-in dates to organize observations.
How do I use the planner for an unlisted plant?
Choose the unlisted-plant option and a method you have confirmed. Use its general workflow and batch record.
Can I keep several batches?
Save up to twelve batches. Load one to continue its records and save again. Start another batch to change the plant, method or piece count.
How do the supply recommendations work?
Supplies follow the method and growing mix. Mark items you own; select lighting or suitable ornamental rooting hormone when needed.
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