I’ve been watching these roots develop for weeks and finally felt it was time for the big move!
I’m a firm believer that plants are way more resilient than we give them credit for, but I still like to keep a close eye on the transition. For this one, I'm using a clear pot to monitor root health and moisture levels—highly recommend it if you're prone to overthinking like I am!
The Process:
Propagated in water until the roots were around 3-4 inches long.
Moved into a chunky, well-draining mix.
I'll be keeping the substrate slightly more damp than usual for the first week to help those "water roots" adapt with help from added trichoderma fungi.
Does anyone else find the transition from water to soil nerve-wracking, or is it just me? Would love to hear your tips for Aglaonema success
by JoseLebreault
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