My solution to rooting climbing phrags growths

[Gilda]

Many of you may do this ??? In the past I tried sleeving medium around the growth in various ways but the medium always dried out too fast.
I have tried this with several phrags and it always works ! I have had several grow many ,many roots before I potted them up !

Once the roots are visible and several inches long , I clip the growth from the main plant and put it in it's on pot ! I was amazed to see this one taking off through the moss after only two days on it's own !

 

[blondie]

I have got one phrag hybrid that has done this and I have use the same media as you, but instead of a plastic bag in have used a plastic pot.
I chopped the bottom off to the right height and cut the side to make a sleeve sorts hoping it will work.

 

[Gilda]

I have got one phrag hybrid that has done this and I have use the same media as you, but instead of a plastic bag in have used a plastic pot.
I chopped the bottom off to the right height and cut the side to make a sleeve sorts hoping it will work.

I keep the moss pretty wet. Barely slits to let water drain. Bags are cheaper than pots and can be manipulated around the growth easy. I use rubber bands, twist ties to hold bag to growth.

 

[blondie]

Cool in grow in rock wool and keep them sitting in water know, in have an never ending suppiler of pots with running a plant nursery. I haven't check to see if mine has rooted out yet.

 

[NYEric]

Yes, the baggie is the best way to go.