#grass.

Golden hour 💫

the one thing that drew me to try out water propagation was how very simple it seemed. and, no surprise, it really is that easy!

first, you have to take a cutting of the plant you want- and be careful. cuttings aren't just a random piece of stem you take, it is a stem with leaf nodes. without leaf nodes, the stem is useless and will not grow.

the plants which i took cuttings from include the spider plant, money plant, wandering jew, Brazilian joy weed and the arrowhead vine.

next, you put the cutting in any container with tap water (non chlorinated water) and place it where there is plenty of sunlight. avoid direct sunlight and 80% of the time the cuttings should survive.

and thats it! the cuttings will develop roots in about a week or 10 days, and they require no supplements at all. just the cutting and tap water- thats really all you need.

these cuttings can later be planted in soil outside or you can keep them as houseplants- as i have chosen to do. this way, i dont have to worry about watering them regularly, and i finally found a use for all my milkshake bottles!

amaryllis: a star-shaped flower

i. red, ginger, pink, white