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==== πΏ Satin Pothos (Scindapsus pictus) ==== ===== πͺ΄ Goal: ===== Encourage fuller growth + make new vines. ===== βοΈ Step 1 β Identify where to cut: ===== * Find a node (a bump or root nub under a leaf). * Cut just below the node with clean scissors. * Each cutting should have at least 1 leaf and 1 node. ===== π± Step 2 β Root your cuttings: ===== Option 1 β Water method * Place in clean water so the node is submerged (not the leaf). * Change water every few days. * Roots will form in 1β3 weeks. * Once roots are 2β3 inches long β plant in soil. Option 2 β Soil method * Stick the node into moist soil, keep humidity high with a clear cover. * Water when the top dries slightly. ===== πΏ Step 3 β Make parent plant fuller: ===== When rooted, plant 3β5 cuttings back into the same pot for a lush, full look.
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