#propagating

[faeriemoongarden]

Turning this old laundry shelf by our rooftop into my little propagation station 🌱

[growingsucculents]

babies babies babies

[chokrihizem]

Plant propagation is a fun, rewarding and inexpensive way to add shrubs to your garden or multiply your collection of houseplants. This book helps you successfully reach your goals while steering you clear of common mistakes. It's an indispensable reference book for every propagator's bookshelf! More Info👉https://amzn.to/3TnfyO5

[inthecityofgoodabode]

March 2024: More Spring Stuff & Happy Saint Patrick's Day

Join me human:

As I watch the sun set:

We did some planting & transplanting this week:

Including some store-bought ginger that we're propagating. If all goes according to plan, we should have 5 to 6 ginger plants:

First bee butt of 2024:

My queen is drying dandelion leaves. You're supposed to be able to make a concoction with them that is beneficial in the garden. We'll see. If the results are noticeably beneficial, I'll post a follow up later in the year:

I can't believe the size of the leaves of this cilantro. You can't buy this in the grocery store:

This is the second day after planting these sweet potato slips & they are already perked up & happy:

Our 3 year old Red Russian Kale after harvesting this week:

We went to a local hardware store to see about getting some repairs done to our mini tiller. Turns out the repair department is closed on Sundays so this happened instead:

For Saint Patrick's Day, it was a nice warm Spring day but the temperature starting dropping as we're expecting an overnight low in the mid-30s Fahrenheit. Perfect fire pit weather:

[samambsace]

https://twitter.com/sonic_hedgehog/status/1380570165578899459 The plants propagating in the background of this Sonic pancake post look like sexy gams. So I made a little dryad gal soaking up the water and light.

[Image Description: A digital illustration of a small skinny dryad lady with warm colored brown skin, bright red hair, and limbs that grow greener closer to their ends, soaking in a clear bottle with blue hued water midway up the container. Her legs stretch and press against the sides, and she rests her folded arms in front of her, on the rim of the glass. Her head is perched on her arms, and her eyes are closed, enjoying the bit of sun that shines through the leaves growing from her back / shoulders. The background is a blank peach, and only a slight shadow and refracted light from the glass is painted for the bg. On the upper right corner is a portion of the image used as reference for the drawing- Two plant stems with leaves in a bottle. The way the lay looks like a woman's’ legs and waist.  End ID]

[alohaflora]

succulent kindergarten 🌵🌵🌵

they all grew from leaves.

[bumblebeeappletree]

Succulents are a great introduction to gardening and have become increasingly popular in the last few years. Subscribe 🔔 http://ab.co/GA-subscribe

Extremely low maintenance and versatile, they’re suited to all types of spaces and gardeners. Even if you don’t have a garden, you can still grow them.

They’re suitable for all sorts of containers: clay pots, recycled ceramic cups, teapots and anything else you can think of. Just make sure you add holes in the bottom for drainage.

Compared to other plants succulents need less water and more air in their potting mix. In a dry summer climate, you can use a regular mix but in a more humid environment, it can be useful to add some sand or gravel to your potting mix to make sure it doesn’t become saturated with water.

Sophie provides three main ways for propagating these interesting plants, turning one into many.

1. Stem cuttings – simply cut a small piece and remove any lower leaves that could be pushed into the soil. Make a hole in your potting mix and place your cutting in. This will also increase growth in the plant you cut the stem from.

2. Leaf cuttings - you can also carefully pull a leaf off a stem, but make sure the membrane where it was attached is intact. When you place this on top of the soil a new little baby succulent will grow at the base of the leaf and will start putting down roots into the soil. Then place your tray in a lightly shaded area making sure the leaves don’t dry up while the roots are setting up.

3. By division – this can be used for succulents that spread sideways. Just remove one of the pups and place in soil.

Featured Plants:

Echeveria cv.

[crones-trash]

Propagating definition: using cutting from an existing plant to grow a new one. Some cuttings have already been put in test tubes filled w/ a growth solution that stimulates roots. After the stem sprouts roots, it can be planted in soil & grow into a full plant. There are various techniques but that one has always worked for me.

[digitalcreationsllc]

Security automation gains traction, prompting a “shift everywhere” philosophy - Help Net Security

The use of automated security technology is growing rapidly, which in turn is propagating the “shift everywhere” philosophy – performing security tests throughout the entire software development life cycle – across more organizations, according to Synopsys. This year’s findings revealed a clear trend of firms increasingly taking advantage of security automation to replace manual, subject matter…

[i-ate-the-rats]

hehehehe oh shit indefinite sad dark shadow (⊙ˍ⊙).

[growingsucculents]

A little support and a few more babies

[chokrihizem]

You can propagate rosemary from either rosemary seeds, rosemary cuttings, or layering. I found that propagating rosemary in water is the best way. A rooted rosemary plant from a cutting in water will mature quicker than a plant started from seed! Read more👉https://chokrihomeandgarden.blogspot.com/2020/12/how-to-propagate-rosemary-in-water.html

[loreeebee]

Gardening on a Budget

I like to joke that I tend to spend more money on plants than clothes, especially since retiring. However, with increasing costs around the world, life’s essentials take precedence over plants and flowers. That’s where gardening on a budget comes in. Propagate Your Own Plants I have shared several posts on this theme. Propagation is not difficult, it just takes patience. The good news? It is…

[orriginalstyle]

Propagating Snake Plants

[alohaflora]

up to something planty 🌱

[sciencesolutions]