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at propaplant we're committed to helping you succeed in your plant journey. below are step by step instructions for each stage of your propaplant
1. Remove the propagation, glass vial, and stand from the box.
2. Fill the vial with filtered water, to 1/2" below the top of the vial.
3. Place the vial in the stand.
4. Add 1-2 drops of rooting solution to the vial.
5. Gently insert the propagation into the vial. The plant nodes should be covered with water.
setup
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timing
Complete this step as soon as possible upon retrieval of PropAPlant box.
1. Place the stand where your propagation will receive indirect, natural light.
2. Watch as the roots start to shoot out of the propagation into the water.
3. Add water to the vial at least once a week ensuring the plant nodes are always covered with water.
4. Once the roots are 3-4" long, you’re ready to pot your propagation. On average roots can start to grow within 4 weeks.
propagation stage
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timing
Timing of root growth will depend on the plant variety. You can continue to allow your propagation to grow roots in water even if they are longer than 3-4".
1. Gather your PropAPlant provided pot and soil.
2. Plant your propagation in the pot, covering the roots in soil. Pack the plant tightly with soil.
3. Water your potted plant and add 4-5 drops of the rooting solution which will help your propagation transition into soil.
4. Place your pot according to the "plant details" section included on the instruction card included in your PropAPlant box. Also see the Plants section of our homepage.
potting stage
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timing
Once roots are 3-4" long, you can decide when your propagation is ready to be planted in soil.
1. Watch your potted plant grow! Water as directed on your instruction card and ensure your plant receives the proper amount of light, depending on the plant variety (see the Plants section on our Homepage or the instruction card included in your PropAPlant box).
2. Watch for signs of over or under watering or too much or too little light.
3. Harvest your own propagations!
4. For more information, visit our FAQ page.
plant stage
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timing
Enjoy a tending to your new plant for years to come!