DIY: Glass Jar Water Propagation Station
DIY glass jar propagation
Materials Needed:
Clear glass jar
Water
Plant cuttings (such as pothos, philodendron, or mint)
Rubber bands or tape (optional)
Steps:
Prepare the Jars: Fill a clear glass jar with room-temperature water, leaving enough room for the nodes of your plant cuttings to be submerged.
Insert Cuttings: Take your plant cuttings and place them into the water, ensuring that the nodes (where roots will form) are submerged.
Support (Optional): If needed, use rubber bands or tape to secure the cuttings in place on the rim of the jar.
Place in Light: Put the mason jars in a location with indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, as it may cause algae growth in the water.
Monitor and Change Water: Check the water level regularly and ensure the roots are always submerged. Change the water every few days to prevent stagnation.
